Ex Strongest Swordsman Longs For Magic In Different World

The Somas, who had left the weapons store behind, were once again being guided to the Imperial Capital by Victoria.

In a way, though, that's the baking around so far.

Victoria meets the people of the Imperial Capital who deal with Victoria with a grin.

Though I've grown accustomed to the sight, I honestly only remembered the accompaniment.

Regardless, it doesn't mean Victoria is skipping guidance.

It's a fact that he's showing us exactly what's there, what's there, what's good and what's not.

But Victoria is surrounded by someone more often than not, so I'm more impressed with what's going on.

"Hmm... at this rate, I wonder how far you remember where you were introduced."

"Well, don't you have a choice? In the first place, it's impotent to show the Imperial Capital in one day."

"That's true, too."

The exact size is unknown, but only the capital of one country and the royal capital is vast.

So far I've just had to watch, but I guess that's because I obviously can't look around if I don't too.

I'm talking about whether you need to look around in the first place... well.

Is it also for any reason, or because I can't not guide you exactly the way I said I would guide you?

Whatever it is, it's going well so far.

"Hmmm... I think I'll be done with the guide without a thing."

"... does that mean you have something to worry about? No, well, there's a lot to worry about..."

"No, that's not what it is. Something always happened when I tried to take a walk in the Holy City. Then it's not surprising that something happened here, and above all, I thought I was going to finish looking around at the Imperial Capital before the Holy City."

"... are you kidding me or are you serious, I don't know too much?

"Well, actually, it's half."

Technically, although it is a joke, it is also true that it is not strange for something to happen, etc.

It can also be said that something is happening at a time when the Emperor is guiding the Imperial Capital in the first place.

"... or maybe after this royal capital guide is over if something happens?

"That would be possible, too. After all, we haven't heard why they're doing this."

It's all over. We're going back to the Imperial Castle, and there's no chance of saying that it was enough for a souvenir of the underworld, etc.

I don't mind it being easy to understand at that time... but I don't think I have that kind of vibe at the moment.

Of course, he's an emperor, so it's easy to pretend like that.

"Speaking of which, Eina. What did you think about earlier at the weapons store?

"I don't care what they say... it's too vague for me to answer?

"Hmm, is that so too... so did it feel any strange?

"Weirdly...? Even if they say so..."

Mmmm, and Aina frowning seems to be trying to remember something earlier, but she's leaning her neck to see if there's anything particularly catchy about it.

Well, sure, when it came to what happened over there, Victoria told me to show what seemed to be on the way to order, and the shopkeeper guy suddenly wanted to see Soma's sword and even asked if he could lend it to me, or something like that.

The first half just did the job, and the second half probably just cared about Soma's sword as a blacksmith.

It's natural, in a way, to be told that there's nothing to catch on to.

Eventually he gave up, and Aina shrugged her shoulders as if to say surrender.

"At least I didn't think so?

"Is that so... well, is it too much of my life's thinking"

"Hey... I can't help but wonder when you say something weirdly meaningful?

"No, it's not a big deal, is it? Just..."

"Just what?

"What, after seeing this sight a little, it's just that I felt a little uncomfortable"

At the end of his gaze, Victoria and someone unknown by name continue to interact as usual.

Smile at each other, yeah.

But not earlier.

Although Victoria had a thin smile on her face, it was like a crop, and above all, if the other man...

"Oh...... well sure, you said you had a bit of a bad attitude, or frankly, you hated that guy. You did. But you don't, do you? There's no way that anyone would like that."

"Hmmm...... sure. I mean, it was still too much of my life's thinking."

And Victoria came back talking about that.

They were taking me to some store, but apparently they got something again.

It's like some kind of skewer in both hands.

"I'm sorry for everything. You kept me waiting."

"Well, I know what this is, so I don't care."

"Right. It's just that the problem is that it's all about food, and it's about time I'm full."

With that said, do you think it's a bad idea to say no or simply because it's delicious to receive what Eina recommends?

In the meantime, they say the Empire is blessed when it comes to food, at least because there has never been any detachment in what has been given to them before.

That's all I know for sure with the royal guidance… Now, is that what it was meant to be?

Soma also looks up at the sky somehow while getting a recommended skewer from Victoria.

Feeling the good smell of skewering, he dropped one sigh toward the sky, which was in vain clear.

In the end, the royal guidance took place to the point where the yang was on the verge of sinking to the horizon.

Victoria said she managed to turn the street, but I'm honestly not sure how much she'll remember tomorrow.

All I can say right now is, I don't think I need dinner, something like that.

Well, whether or not you're saying that in the first place is up to you.

"Well... so can I ask you how you ended up doing this?

It was not until Soma and the others came to a familiar place that Soma uttered such words.

A corner with a chair about three steps taller than elsewhere, for wasted luxurious conditioning.

Between sights.

He used the hidden passage he used to get there again and came back.

You said that you came here a few hours ago, but what seems like a long time ago is that you've seen so many things?

But the explanation of what it was for remains as if it had not been done.

Regardless of how it was going to work, we needed that confirmation first.

"Hmm... well, naturally you care. Or as a concubine, I thought they'd ask me sooner."

"Unless it was a disturbing sign, but it wasn't."

"Right. I was wary of food at first, but there was nothing. Well, I was basically left to Soma, so sightseeing was the same in the first place."

That being said, Aina seemed wary in Aina, too, but she didn't need to say anything daring.

I look at what words I intend to say more than that, and at the person sitting in a place above the position of a single eye, and I narrow my eyes.

"Basically, though, it's not what the concubine said herself."

As thou hast spoken, is it?

"Hmm. I told you? I'll show you the Imperial Capital."

"... so I think you're asking me why I did that?

"Is that all you have to think about? I'm going to show you around so you know where it is."

"Does that mean that you went out of your way to show us what the Imperial Capital is all about?

It's impossible if it's normal, and above all, I don't know what that means.

But there shouldn't be any point in spitting lies in this situation.

I stared at that face jizzily trying to determine its sincerity, but the purple eyes with a smile covered even my emotions.

"Pfft... don't get up like that. No... that's why the concubine led them to this royal capital. To show that concubines can understand each other without being caught in doubt."

What the hell does that mean?

Though I thought so, I never uttered that question.

Before that, because Victoria overlapped words.

And.

"I mean, this is what the concubine wants to say. - Demon King, aren't you going to join hands with the concubines?

With the same unreadable eyes of sincerity, the Empress, who unites the Empire, has said such a thing.