Lelia strode up to her uncle. It was ti to introduce her friends so that her uncle wouldnt feel strange.
Her uncles eyes as he found them grew big.
The friends all stood up and looked at her uncle.
Co to think of it, her uncle and her friends may know each other.
But, knowing better than her, her uncle approached them with a big smile.
You, its you!
It was Kalix who he happily approached and hugged. Her uncle was fond of him like a child, but he crumpled his forehead when he saw the rest of them.
Co to think of it, all of you were friends, right? You used to stick together every day
Her uncle squinted at Oscar in particular. Then he reached out to Lelia.
Lelia! Co here. This is the one I told you about!
Uncle tapped Kalix on the shoulder and laughed proudly.
!
Lelia blinked at Kalix with a surprised face.
[Was it you?]
Kalix greeted her uncle, but looked at Lelia as if he didnt know what to say.
Youre Carius niece? he said as he looked at her.
Whats going on here?
Co here, Lelia!
Lelia approached her uncle with a confused, yet awkward smile.
Uncle stood Lelia next to Kalix, then stepped back and clapped at them.
Yay! I knew it! I saw the picture, the picture!
In the chilly atmosphere, her uncle was the only one who laughed brightly.
Its a perfect match. I knew this would happen. I thought you two would get along so well!
They dont look good at all.
Roo muttered in an audible voice, but her uncle lightly pretended not to hear.
By the way, are you Lelias guests? Whats going on here?
Its They have been helping in the capital. Thats when we beca friends.
Really? Oh my God. Its fate!
Her uncle looked at Kalix and admired him.
You saved my niece from danger? Youre such a comndable fellow!
Does that an she was out of danger? It wasnt wrong, but sohow there was an exaggeration.
Her other friends seed completely invisible to Carius.
Wait! Weve got such a precious guest. We need to treat them! Butler, butler!
Carius rushed out of the drawing room, apparently in a hurry.
Lelia looked at her friends with a tired look.
Everyone looked confused, but it was clear they were all staring at Kalix.
[ Everyone seems to be upset that Kalix didnt talk about the condition of his eyes.]
Lelia sighed in sorrow.
But Lelia couldnt bla Kalix for this problem.
Its not a golden spell, but its clear that Kalix didnt speak to his friends about his condition.
She understood his mind more than anyone else.
Lelia looked pitifully at Kalix with a feeling of comradeship.
[By the way kissing What should I do?]
[T/N: Do the needful :)]
***
The servants were busy organizing the guest room.
Oscar was leaning on the corridor pillar. Listening to the sound of rain falling, he watched people enter and exit the room next to his room.
Roo, who had roughly unpacked, found Oscar and approached.
Are you okay?
What?
You dont have to pretend.
Youre so I dont know whats in your head.
Roo clicked his tongue as if he were treating his troubled youngest brother.
At that ti, similarly, Griffith, who had finished unpacking, ca out and found the two and approached slowly.
Roo, you dont have to share information with him. If hes acting alone anyway Now the common purpose is over.
Roo sighed inwardly at Griffiths words.
Here we go again.
You friggin troublemakers.
Frankly speaking, since they t their friends again after the battlefield, the two have not been on good terms.
But then there was a common purpose of digging up the truth about Leos death, but now
But Well, I dont know. I still feel like your purpose is the sa as mine.
Griffith laughed at Oscar and uttered aningful words.
With Griffiths expression on his face, Oscar said without hiding his feelings, Get out of here if you dont want to die. Dont think I cant kill you.
You better not think you can kill with holy power.
The eyes of the two n clashed in the air. At this mont, Roo stepped in between the two, as if he thought he was going to die.
Stop it, you idiots! Why are you fighting in front of your brother? Dont fight!
Despite Roos intervention, the two did not take their eyes off each other.
The dead captain wouldnt like to know this! Stop it!
Oscars expression crumpled at Roos words. He grabbed Roo by the collar in an instant and said warningly.
Whos dead? Dont ever bring up such a bad word again.
Roo squinted at him. Oscar smirked.
You know everything anyway, dont you need to shush?
It was then.
Hey, what are you doing? Dont fight! Dont fight!
Kalix, who ca out of the room, saw the three and passed by like a spectator.
Roo murmured, tapping Oscars hand, which he grabbed by the collar.
One person is still He doesnt seem to know, but?
Roo muttered as he looked at the back of Kalix.
No, how Can she do that? She really cant even say
Oscar once again stared at Griffith and turned away, relaxing his grip on Roos collar.
Roo looked at Griffith pitifully, organizing his wrinkled collar.
Why are you provoking him? If you have sacred power, be considerate of your patience Youre a healing priest in a way, arent you?
I know whats inside him, but you dont know whats inside him.
At Griffiths words, Roo nodded, saying yes.
I agree with that.
That broken b*****d will put Leo in danger, Im sure.
Its just I feel the sa way.
Roo looked at Oscars back as he moved away with a bitter look.
***
The Duke of Superion, who returned in ti for dinner, welcod the new guests with pleasure.
He especially paid attention to Kalix.
So, you saved our Lelia?
Yes. Well Oh, thats right. Thats right!
Kalix tilted his head and nodded convincingly as sothing had co to mind.
Perhaps when Lelia infiltrated the castle, he rembered what had happened to her and fled. In addition, there were a few more things that helped Lelia.
Lelia sighed as she watched her grandfather and uncle carefully watching Kalix in the middle.
She was relieved that her other friends were eating comfortably.
Yeah, Im so glad youve made a lot of good friends. But why are they all why are they boys? The Duke of Superion looked at their faces one by one with a look of displeasure.
They had incredible looks that wouldnt appear just anywhere.
While his granddaughter was comndable, the Duke of Superion beca a little anxious.
He was wondering what would happen if Lelia told him shed marry soone.
In particular, the expressions looking at the three people except for Kalix was heavy. It was because everyone had a huge identity.
Roo naturally brought it up, as if he had noticed it.
We are friends of your granddaughter, so we speak comfortably. And Id like to ask you a favor.
Yes, then please make yourselves at ho. Thank you for being so considerate of this old man. By the way, what do you an, a favor? Feel free to tell .
If we stay here, the rumors will spread quickly. I want you to officially say that were here because of our relationship with Carius.
He didnt want people to know that they ca here because of Lelia.
The Duke of Superion, who noticed what was going on, nodded and looked at Roo.
He wanted to give him a good score since he was being considerate.
anwhile, Lelia also looked at Roo with thanks.
It was obvious that it was because of the search from the temple.
Its been a long ti since Superion Castle beca so noisy. Your grandmother and aunt will love it when they arrive. Zenon will be here soon.
Carius brought up sothing related..
Father, I heard so strange news today.
What is it?
Weird people have appeared in the north. They are pagans. It looks like there are quite a few of them. It seed like the number of heads increased in a short ti. Theres an army.
Really?
Lelias eyebrows went up at the end. Its their story. A pagan who supports the dragons halo like god.
Shouldnt we send the knights since its adjacent to the estate? Outlying territories are anxious.
Well Ill put the request into the temple.
Why do you wait for them? Theyre slow. They will be there in about three years.
But its a pagan force. Wouldnt they co quickly?
In their eyes, alchemists are more of a problem than pagans.
Then let Zenon go when he arrives.
No!
Lelia, who was still listening, suddenly shouted. Her grandfather and uncle looked at her in surprise.
Her friends also looked at her as if wondering why.
Its I an.
Lelia pursed her lips.
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