Half-elves Fall in Love

"Now, play around here"

"He said it was a joke... you're telling me you made fun of me, my human daughter"

"No, the female slave is true though? I'll show you anything."

Chop from behind Tess, who says it's obvious.

"Ahhh.... er, nothing. Etch isn't the main point of why I was called, is it, my husband?

"Right. I've already got Maia."

"Ah. I was subtly hurt. Wouldn't you like me if Maia was here?"

"I mean, I'm not running out of sexual intercourse!

"Well, if I'm alone, I'm fine with letting it go for a year or so."

Maia tensions her little chest. Chief Duke and Leila are both staring at us with the same face.

"It's not. It's time to get away from Simoneta. I guess not."

"You need me in magic, or in make-up, right?

"... well, I don't want to use you to be honest with each other."

Nevertheless, with the exception of Mr. Deane, there are only about Tetes or Aurora, or Special Agent Becker Hundred. It means Tess was the only one in the carriage of these days.

Besides, Tetes is more resistant to dirty situations than any other facial condition and is good at reading back. As long as you hold the reins, you're in good hands to grasp the situation.

"Well. Let's start with the part where I met and talked to the king here yesterday..."

"Uh, can I leave the dragon guy over there alone?

"I can't handle it anyway. Besides, we won't have a secret or anything."

Leave Layla alone, and I'll start a progress report and operational meeting with Tess.

Occasionally, Naia will also be given a helping boat, while Tess will also be presented with facts he has previously only shared with Naia, such as the current situation in this country and the power of the liners.

"... I see. I mean, it's inevitable this country happened at the king's insistence."

"Yeah, yeah."

"'It's no good using the power of dragon riders to save this country because it's not Sigoto,' claims Reiner Excelisa,"

Tess summed it up that way, so I'm pretty much there, too, and I tried to snort, and Leila, who had been standing in discipline and listening, cracked it and came in.

"No. My Lord is not immobile for such deviant and lazy reasons..."

"Heh. Really?

Despite the sudden intrusion, Tetes normally encouraged him to continue with a face that seemed intriguing.... You put it in a deliberately provocative way, this guy.

"... Kohon. I'm just a vessel person who can be recognized as a rider, assuming. I don't want you to insult me too much."

"That being said, I don't know that person at all. I know Naia is a fine man."

"My Lord is in fact aware that he has the power to save this country only. Using the dragons under our command, conquering better lands and carrying the people is never a dream story either. But we also expect that the people of this country, who have been tamed by the king, will suddenly acquire such an easy land, but only misfortune will happen…"

"Ha. That's right, isn't it? There's nothing educated about it. Hey, people in this country. There aren't many people who can read."

"... you're right. It won't make a big difference here, either, to live tyrannically pressing your surroundings with the power of the dragon as it is. Demons are a little better off just because they don't have the desire to take it on purpose."

"... and you are told, aren't you?

"Watch your mouth, human daughter. I'm supposed to be talking sense."

"Yes."

Tess replied with her hands up gently looking not frightened at all.

Leila turned to me again as she looked at it somewhere creepy.

"But that's because we're not well educated. By replacing many of the roles of the brave with dragons, my Lord intends to turn the burden on the brave to nurture and sustain them, to raise educators and to enlighten the people."

"Heh. That's a big plan."

"Daughter. Will you shut up"

"Leila."

I wear arms and stare at the silver dragon beauty.

"This guy is near me. Don't get in trouble if they make you too bad."

"Huh...!?

She glanced back at me for a few moments and strayed from her gaze.

Oh. Surprisingly, my big pretend act, it works.

"And all I care about is," I'm about to petition you. "I am, aren't I?"

"... it"

"It's still a stomach proposal, so what?

…………

Leila stays out of sight.

... I see. Somehow I know what Tess is trying to do.

This guy... I call him subordinate, but he seems subtly distant from the liner.

It's forbidden to overdo it, but there's going to be some dust coming out when you shake it.

"Well... I found out the liner wasn't just bothering my escape outside. But I have trouble with people telling me from the side that I'm just thinking about it. We came here for exactly what we did. Suddenly he interrupted me with a fight hips and said, 'I can, but I'm not motivated,' which is the liner's answer to me. Your words cannot be heavier than that. You know."

"... Yep"

"On top of that, I'll let you judge me over here. We have absolutely no information about this place. I'm not convinced why this is happening."

Yes. I'm not convinced.

Can a form of life as Naia says be natural? Do we really need the tragedy that was born there?

At least, that's all I want to figure out. Doing so will greatly change the way I will deal with this country in the future...... that king.

Yes. After all, I was just trying to reassure myself, assuming I couldn't help but assume they were decent in an uneasy situation.

Maia's right, judging those as decent at the moment is too aspirational. I just think you've been waiting for me, and there's no way you're gonna have to do that clap talk.

"… Indeed, by outside standards this country may be strange. But in man's own, in limited lands..."

"That's where I doubt it first, isn't it? Is there a well here?

"Well......"

"You may not really need it for all the dragons, but there are wells in any place in the outside world. Life and agriculture are too precarious for river water alone."

Tess sees Leila as probing.

Hatter. Tess hasn't really checked around here yet. Until then, if you say so.

But Layla suddenly makes her gaze wander.

"Oh, to the royal palace... I've heard some stories like that"

"It's not in the normal place, is it?

…………

Leila nods hesitantly. Tess narrows her eyes softly and deepens her pursuit even further.

"If you have plenty of water, that's the only way to reduce the incidence of disease. It also prevents you from running out of labor. If we had 300 years to do so, and had the means to regulate childbirth and manage the population directly… we would have been able to adjust it to the population that we could afford to match the land. With a critical population of hunger, why do you stay without reducing it?

"That is to us dragons, the newcomers to the country... Damn, we don't even have the right to defend ourselves against the king in the first place!

"Well, so is that. As a brave man, while in the all-knowing intellectual class of Soyu, your husband, who shows no signs of moving, is a little short of trusting you."

"... well, yeah, everything won't be what you guys see!

It's totally Tess' pace.

Whether Leila realizes she's leaking a lot out of her attitude. No, I don't suppose it's a sense of secrecy.

Where she tried to say something more like that, a sharp voice echoed from across the corner of the rock wall.

"Layla!"

Leila gets freaking stiff.

And I looked back for a while...... I put it between me to make me feel, then another silver-haired woman appeared with a zazzling, refreshing footsteps.

Yesterday, she was in the castle in the liner.

"Shario......"

"You back off now, Leila. More than that, ugly."

"Eh... but"

"Back off."

The woman, called Shario, pushes Leila with a ton and makes her go the way she originally came. Words and expressions are harsh, but voices didn't have that much coolness.

"You tried to contact Leila, a Gentile rider. If you're gonna think bad, I'm not gonna shut up either."

"Contact me..."

I know you've heard it from afar in the hearing of the dragon, but I'll try to think back if there were elements that could have been taken that way. I thought a little bit about it, but I noticed a little bit.

If you try it as a dragon, will it come to that if you do poorly to redefine the "justice" you believed in?

"I didn't mean to. I just wanted to know what's going on in this country. through the presence of a liner."

"... with Master Liner, I realize the royal mistake. That you already have the power to break it. But still, there's only one reason why you can't."

"Why?"

"... sooner or later I'll know"

This woman named Shario still seemed to know more about the liner one stage, than Layla did.

"Chief Cleric. A message from the royal family. Treat your guests as politely as you can. Naia Grance treated it the same way."

"... I promise."

When Chief Duke puts his hand on his chest and shows his willingness to accept, Shario immediately tries to return. Seems a lot more scratchy than Leila.

"Wait a minute, Shario"

"... it's unpleasant to be abandoned by you, Gentile rider"

"... because of that 'reason', the liner... is the Silver Dragon complimenting the royal family?

Shario doesn't answer, he just stops for one step and then leaves Zazzled again.

"That sounds like a high level of information, but it's hard... what about the new dragon?"

"No.... you figured it out to some extent. At least there's a difference between the liner and the real thing before it's built. With Leila, a lot of dragons on the outside are only known to those before the building."

"I see... can I cut it off"

"Oh, come on."

If you're going to be hostile in due course, that "brave man" and I will settle for it alive.

You can't avoid that. There's no way you can win, Master Night, even if you quote less.

But I can't avoid the enormity of the liner's dragon power if I'm going to bring it into any other schematic. The light of being able to do a little less has never crossed one.

"Nevertheless, why can't I keep the king, rather than the royal family?"

Gradually, I could not see just the words of Naia, the contours of this small world.

Never robust. No, I could still be in flames. Such a dangerous, distorted kingdom.

Well. Then maybe it's not a good idea to move inadvertently.

"Tess. Let's be careful. More than our own worries… I feel that this country itself, if it moves poorly, could flip flashly in an instant"

"That's an odd encounter. I agree more or less."

What makes me sick is that neither King Jeddah nor Reiner seem to be afraid of it.

Maybe you're trying to use me for something with each other?

... No way.

(cont 'd)