"Is that what your lord calls a sorta?
When the minister asked that question, Ethereum and the others were kneeling down.
"Ha, my na is Sota, and I'm an adventurer. I now give you the opportunity to see the king and the nobles, and I know with great pleasure."
The Naruas were stunned as they turned down to an attitude of awe that was unthinkable from the usual Ethereal Tai.
"Hmm, isn't that quite a winning attitude? Give the permissible side."
Aotearoa, with the permission of the minister, sends his gaze to the King who raises his face.
"King, how about we do it?
A minister visits the king about the treatnt of the Ethereals, but the king was losing interest in Ethereal.
He had a one-elbow attitude, pointed in the direction of the day after tomorrow, and he wasn't interested anymore.
"Oh, that's all right. I called you because I wanted to talk to you, but you never heard anything else."
He was usually a good king of good sense, but he had this attitude because of his unexpected response and inner disappointnt in being molded, although he had expected Ethereal Tai's destructiveness.
"Oh, king, then the aning of what I called it! There are things about Deanna, and I need to say sothing."
By being given the na of Deena, the king sat back again with his attitude.
"Dear Deena, isn't it a good idea for a king? Lord Deena is free from the seal of the Demon Crystal, okay?
Deena also gives a face to the question from the King.
"Right, is it going to be a thousand years? Successfully freed."
"As for that, can I ask why I couldn't unseal it when I liberated it before, and why I did now?
She puts her hand around her chin to answer the question, but she answers with a full grin.
"It's a secret!
"Is it a secret? Ha, then you have no choice, wahaha!
The king laughed luxuriously as he liked the answer.
"Though Deanna, a royal family of the past, how about having that truth in response to the king's question!
"Yes, excuse !!
There is a voice to bla Deena from the nobility who was in the line. At the ti, Deena was laughing bitterly, not hurt, but troubled.
"No, it's okay..."
A loud slander flew when the king tried to contain the nobles.
"Sinners behave in a businesslike manner."
"Yes, keep the sinner in the barn!!
The mont I heard the words and a shadow struck Deena's face, I felt a glimr of wind blowing in the hall. In fact the wind wasn't blowing but it felt that way because the magic ran through it.
"Ah?"
The angry voice of Aotearoa reached the ears of all who were on the spot.
Earlier attitudes were lurking the ringing, standing up and scolding the n who scolded Deena as a sinner.
The n stood up in conditions such as frogs that had been molested by snakes, unable to move one by one, and no other people on the spot could move either.
"Hey, what did you just say?
Aotearoa slowly approached the man.
"Ugh, no, I..."
That's all one of the guys had to say to his mouth. The other man was barely pressured by Ethereum, and he couldn't even open his mouth.
"Ma, wait. Let's apologize for what happened to my n, will you lower that spear?"
The king who regained himself as soon as possible raises his voice to stop Ethereum.
"You can't help but apologize, those are the ones there who made the shitty remarks about my people. And... don't make the wrong person to apologize to."
Aotea sends her gaze to Deena.
"Well, you did. Hey, you guys apologize to Lord Deena right away! I also apologize for your disrespect, Lord Deena."
We shook ourselves out of fear for the man who approached our side that our actions had caused the king to bow his head. Noticing that their gaze was gathering towards them, they hurriedly lowered their heads as they blued their faces.
"Also, I'm sorry. Dear Deana, please forgive us!
He was about to ask forgiveness in the so-called dirt seat style of breaking his knee and putting his head on the floor.
"It's okay. I don't care, keep your head up."
Deena said in a bit of a hurry. And when I went as far as Ethereal's side, I put my index finger up and started paying attention.
"You can't if you're angry like that, too, Mr. Sota. But even you have powerful magic, so if you do that, that's what makes Sota a villain."
"Mm, I'm sorry. Well, if Deena will forgive , there's no reason to be angry any more."
Aotearoa apologized to Deena for her magic and anger.
I honestly apologize. I laugh bitterly at Ether, but soon it becos my usual smile.
"I can't help it anymore... but I'm glad you're angry for "
That's what I said. Deena's cheeks are red.
"Hmm."
Because the king coughed, everyone's attention was drawn to you.
"Uh, was that Sorta? The extraordinary attitude you had earlier ant you were hiding your true nature, okay?
"Well, you are. I'll tell you... I think you're not interested in the quiet, obedient one because you were interested in for driving the Dolls back."
The nobles called out to their throats to complain about the disrespect, but they rembered the earlier interaction and swallowed it.
"Well, I've been deceived. But I didn't have to do that. I just wanted to talk to you a little bit. I'm not gonna let you guys get in trouble."
"Even if you were going to, if you'd done it from the beginning with the attitude that you have now, the nobles there would have turned around and ended up getting us into trouble."
The king thinks and nods for a mont.
"Sure, you're right. You know a lot about these guys."
"So, what are you going to do with us? Was he the subject of your interest? Or do you treat them like sinners, as they say?
The king shook his head quietly beside him.
"No, I'm not going to do anything. If I try to make it any easier, it will do more damage to us. Even with , it was enough to see the interaction earlier, because I could see the end of my strengths."
That said, I nodded satisfactorily.
"So it's ti to go?
"Oh, no. You can't go out of your way to call it this far and tell I'll give it back for free. You've made uncomfortable, and I'm going to go ho without saying a word to those of you. Now what do you want..."
The minister whispers in his ear with his hand on his chin to the troubled king.
"Hmm, I see. But so... Hmm."
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