One ti kindly.
Sotis it's sharp.
And sotis she smiles without rcy.
I "interrogated" a man who struck an arrow at my neck, attacking the middle line without alive or killing.
"Hmmm, I see. Did you hear about everything you wanted to know?"
I wrote the information on the parchnt, fold it carefully and put it in my pocket. The man who tried to kill was called "assassin" for the sake of convenience, but it was bare at my feet and stunned while being imrsed in ice from below my neck.
He called him an assassin, but he didn't seem to have any special training. When she threatened, she squeezed to wash it.
I wondered if she was telling her lies for a mont because she was too light, but the only thing she felt was desperate feelings. As long as he knew, he would have talked.
However, I will omit what I did.
"... Hakuyasha-dono" "Oh, what's wrong?" "Um ... I'd like to explain to you soon." "Oh, that's what we need."
Assassin The fact that this frozen man was about to kill had been heard from his mouth. So while I was interrogating this man, I never spoke.
One of my guides and escorts accompanied trying to kill the escort. At that point, he was astonished, but opened his eyes further in his mouth asking him what was behind him. I'm unfamiliar, but apparently like the noble na. I was approached by his subordinate and dazzled at the rewards and good treatnt of success.
The fact that they have been silent also seems to be the limit of patience for the fact that they are newly entering.
"I guess ... Shirayasha seed to know in advance that his life was being targeted." I'm doing it. "
Probably no other soldier is aiming at except this assassin. At least at the mont, no one is going to kill him.
It was faster than I thought, but I could tell you.
"Actually, it's always part of the King's request."
The soldiers breathed in my confession.
This was the extra request King Eldafoss ordered .
At present, Eldafoss is entering a genuine friendship with Diagar. There is nothing prominent or objectionable, even if you have a dissenting opinion inwardly.
Of course. Neither can the vassals oppose the loyalty of the king's governnt. It's impeccable, but it's obvious to everyone that it doesn't work.
But there is definitely a complainer.
I ca there and I was asked directly by the king
If I succeed in Gathering Lixil Grass, King Eldafoss will turn to . If they fail, they may overturn their expectations and cast a shadow over the relationships they have built up.
The offer was a great opportunity for those who couldn't complain.
"So I smoke them out, hear their background, and report it to the King. That's the" back "of this job."
As a king, you probably want to keep track of those who are on the front but opposing on the back. If a problem arises, you can either use this information to threaten, or start an investigation and forfeit its status or property. Or "knowing" alone may be more than enough.
Soldiers I didn't tell this companion my soldiers because I thought it was bad, but at the ti I t, I couldn't judge if I was really credible.
The letter from the assassination king's request suggested this, and he had no choice but to remain silent until the actual event occurred.
In fact, one of the soldiers who accompanied tried to shoot with an arrow. I can say that I was right.
No way, just before entering the danger area. I didn't expect this to happen from the first night. Of course, he was alert enough. Sign detection was constantly raised to alert levels, and the reaction ice barriers prepared for the assassination prevention were considerably more equipped than usual.
"That's why ... I think there are many things along the way, so I'm glad to ask you."
I don't think it's enough to get the "arrow" aiming at alone. Rather, this was the beginning, and tomorrow felt like a production.
In other words, people who are aiming for my life are gathering more and more. He is vigilant about himself, but he is unlikely to follow up on his surroundings. Please protect yourself by yourself.
After the explanation of the situation, the faces of the soldiers caught in the irresponsible dialogue
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