Mystery: Lucky One

Every aspect of this matter feels outrageous.

In this regard, Bilt's experience may be more profound - Alice behaves like a child who has not grown up. At some moments, she seems to be more like a human being than Amyrius, but only just like her.

but……

Aimilius looked at Alice, restrained his instinct to interrogate and preach, and spoke humbly:
"It seems that you care about your beloved."

Alice frowned in discomfort. She instinctively wanted to retort, but thinking of Evelin, her voice turned around in her throat and changed to another sentence:

"I'm just... taking care of him for others."

Amyrius was stunned for a moment. He looked at Alice, recalled the character shown by Alice, and finally asked after careful consideration:

"You know, I'm an admiral...

"In a situation like yours, I should report it to my superiors...

"Moreover, you probably don't know that just today, the news of the shipwreck of the Saint-Furian has been sent back, and there are still many passengers and crew members missing..."

Alice's eyes revealed a hint of obvious guilt. She thought for a moment and asked:
"Did you make the prediction made by the ticketing company public?"

Emilius shook his head.

Even if I go public, most people will probably just think that I am leaving behind a myth... Alice hesitated for a moment, then considered:
"You can tell your superiors that I am...it was the loss of control of a level 0 sealed object belonging to the 'School of Life' that caused this incident."

Emilius finally couldn't hold it back anymore and showed an expression of shock and fear.

Alice ignored his look and continued:

"Remember to publish that prophecy.

"This time it's a real threat."

After a pause, Alice glanced at Bilt again, and couldn't help but ask again: "Are you really not going to let him get up?"

Amyrius was silent for a full minute, and then said to Bilt in a voice that could not hear any emotion: "You should get up first."

Bilt glanced at Alice cautiously, then at Emilius, and hesitantly tried to stand up from the ground.

Then, his legs softened and he knelt back down again.

Klein looked at Alice almost immediately. Alice... Alice quickly disappeared from the place, pretending that she had never appeared.

...Forget it, just let her be, it's not a big deal... It shouldn't be, right?

Klein peeked at Amyrius with his peripheral vision, and then awkwardly met his eyes with Amyrius who was looking at him.

After a few seconds of relative silence, Amyrius tentatively asked:

"……May I have your name?"

Klein replied calmly:
"Gehrman Sparrow."

Amyrius couldn't help but glance at Bilt who knelt back down.

Bilt's head was lowered, and Amyrius glanced at Klein again before saying to Bilt:

“The third mistake you made was not being cautious enough.

"The tramp who spent a lot of energy suddenly died, and then an adventurer who could change his appearance appeared in front of you. Don't you think this is too coincidental?"

Moreover, an adventurer of the "Pirate General" level was actually willing to be a substitute... Thinking of this, Amyrius couldn't help but glance at Klein again.

Yes, it was indeed a coincidence... Klein nodded subconsciously and almost repeated what the other party said. Looking at this scene, Amyrius was inexplicably reminded of Alice's words and deeds just now.

...Don't tell me, some places are quite similar.

This emotion just passed through his mind for a moment. He looked at Bilt's changing face and understood that Bilt had realized his mistake, so he continued:

"My father, the deceased Earl Levitt, once taught me a sentence
“He said, forgive your men for their first mistake.

"Bilt, you have to thank him for his kindness."

Alice hesitated for a moment and gave up the idea of ​​showing up to applaud. Her eyes flickered and she suddenly had an idea.

The tense nerves were temporarily relaxed, and Bilt felt a little tired and a little inexplicably moved for a while.

The tear glands were particularly developed at this moment, and he was so moved that he burst into tears. While wiping his tears, he said excitedly:
"Your Majesty, General, I, I..."

Looking at this scene, Klein always felt that something was wrong.

Amyrius was also a little hesitant. Before he could say anything, Bilt straightened his back, held his right fist against his left chest and said:

"Only loyal to Your Majesty the General!"

Emilius nodded hesitantly.

The ending of such a drama did not satisfy Alice. She began to regret not affecting Amyrius as well, but at this point, she could only actively show her presence and asked aloud:
"Why don't you step forward and help him up..."

After the atmosphere was silent for two seconds, Amyrius stepped forward and helped Bilt up on the ground. Klein took this opportunity to give Alice a warning glance.

Aemilius, who was forced to perform, did not notice the eye contact between them, but said to them:
“The plan continues as usual.

“But a contract needs to be signed.”

contract? Klein and Alice looked at Amyrius in confusion.

Amyrius didn't explain anything. He picked up the pen and paper that had been placed on the window sill and started writing.

Every time he writes, golden light seems to burst out, and the scene is solemn and sacred, as if he is drafting some law.

Alice watched this scene intently and slowly narrowed her eyes.

Could that uncomfortable feeling in him turn out to be a relationship, or a relationship with authority...

Alice tilted her head. After Amyrius stopped writing and was about to speak, she applauded and praised:

"Wow, that's amazing!"

Amyrius suddenly didn't want to speak.

Klein looked at Alice silently. Alice blinked twice and obediently covered her mouth with her hand.

Amyrius looked at this scene in silence for a moment, then took the page and said to Klein:
“Sign your name at the end.

"If you are not satisfied with the terms, you don't have to sign."

Alice blinked and moved to Klein's side. Her meaning was very clear - I want to see it too!
Bildt consciously took the paper and pen and handed it over, and Alice leaned over to read the contents of the contract.

The terms on that piece of paper were very simple. There were only a few terms, which roughly restricted Gehrman Sparrow's behavior when he played Emilius Levitt, including but not limited to not being able to actively expose problems and not being able to use his status as an admiral to do anything. Things that are not good for Amyrius himself, he cannot have too close contact with Miss Cynthia, etc., etc.

These are all normal things... Alice blinked, raised her hand and asked:

"What about me? Do I need to sign a contract too?" (End of Chapter)