Hagure Seirei Ino Shinsatsu Kiroku~ Seijo Kishi-dan to Iyashi no Kamiwaza ~

When documents arrived from the Knights Wang Capital headquarters at the Silvana School of Magic, I had an idea about its contents before I opened it.

My brother-in-law hasn't sent a single letter yet after he was dispatched to Western territory, but Leslie, who accompanied him as his assistant, was sending a letter once.

Both General Kasamura and his men, the knights, said they were trying to acknowledge the glass as part of the Knights. Leslie doesn't exaggerate hopeful observations, and since it's about my brother, I was optimistic that he was establishing his own place.

You can't deny it if you call me a sister fool. But I knew from the beginning.

What possibilities does contracting with plant spirits in 'this country' suggest? Even Headmaster Hendrick didn't even think about it.

Since when did the thought pause that magicians who covenanted with spirits other than elemental spirits are worthless begin? From the time the Sylvana School of Magic was created with the main purpose of training military magicians - for Glass, it has been so since the beginning.

It is forbidden for magicians in this country to view records prior to that. Even I, who became a court magician on the seventeenth staircase, am not allowed to enter the sealed library of the Royal Palace.

(But I see it not by the history involved with magicians, but by looking at it from a different side...... what happened to the Western territories. that it was worth as much to the Royal Lazennaia as it was to the heart)

I could have told the glass everything from the beginning and sent it out. But then the fact that he knew Western secrets might have made the behavior unnatural.

If I could, along with the core figures of the Knights of Isle Rose, I wanted them to get to the facts. Abandoned gardens and abandoned divine spirits - if the glass qualifies, it will surely be called there. But I wasn't sure what lay ahead either.

The sway was slammed by the Second Queen of Cassandra. No, I don't think she alone could have made the decision to send me to Western territory.

Still, he rides his horse in this way begging, and is shown the faceless side of a skilled samurai under heavy and overwhelming cloudy weather.

"... General Rohtgart. Is that good?

"His Highness Astina is one of the premier generals of the Knights of the Kingdom and has defended the Fortress of Isle Rose well. His Majesty the King is pleased with the matter, but worried at the same time. I can't ask a princess to take any more command in a way that always cuts ahead."

A short inquiry returns more than enough answers. It was also an indication of the guilt that came from General Rotogall's loyalty to His Highness Astina.

"You don't think old bones who have left the front line as generals can rely on border defenses, etc."

"... as ironic as that sounds, I'm not like a general"

In the court magician on the seventeenth staircase and the Knights of the Kingdom general, the rank in the army is higher with only eight generals in total. Even if not, I thought the words were too much for someone older than me more than once, but I dared not hesitate to speak out.

- I know a hundred thoughts about what I'm here for, and on top of that, this old general commanded me.

If there's anything disturbing about His Highness Astina's movements, he wants to confront them with magical powers. It is easy to imagine that the messenger who conveyed it to His Highness would be replacing it with a strong word of disrespect.

"Has there ever been a special case of the Knights only for women? It's amazing at what kind of judgment it lasted until today, such as leaving the border to a woman."

"There's a noble woman near the princess, so I guess that means she was somewhat vocal"

"Schmidt, Vanias. The Knights of Isle Rose have defended the front lines. It is we who come from the centre that should not think of it as extending in real life experience. If you insult me, they'll tear you to your feet."

General Rohtgart praises his men - they are a hundred men long, and Lord Raquel, said to be the right arm of His Highness Astina, is in the position of a thousand men long. Still, the tide of trying to see downstairs just by being a woman was no different on any battlefield.

If they enter the Fortress of Isle Rose, I can imagine how they would treat the knights and soldiers they subordinate. Even for Glass, the only man in the present situation, it was dubious whether to give him due treatment. For the first thing they will do in the fortress will be to show that they have command and will stand on top. To this end, those holding fortified positions at the moment will be exempted from office on grounds of discipline or will face severe behavioural constraints.

I know that, and now I have an itchy tooth that I have no choice but to observe what happens. This is like a trial that must pass, for His Highness Astina, for me - and for my brother.

"You understand, Lord Millenia Weed. Let His Highness Cassandra sincerely trust the loyalty sworn to our country by The Emerald Witch. Don't you dare betray that trust."

I know this man - Weisek - was in the western realm. The fact that I was brought here is also due to the steps this man put together.

By sending in a glass, I didn't feel like I was being held in weakness. But the document from the army headquarters that arrived at my source had a clause saying, 'If you respond to the call, I will dispense with your interrogation, brother,' except because the glass is perceived to be a steep point for me.

For a sweet look at me, I can show you something in my eyes, but they even insult my brother. If you think about it properly, you may ask my Spirit 'Tempest' to leave you to your emotions.

"... Though the two names I know, I don't have a hobby of being happy to be called a 'witch'"

"Oh... this is rude... but not in a bad way, because your beauty is magical or something like that."

A light mouth that came out because I see it as a woman, more than I am a former military court magician. That's why the women who belong to the military don't trust men uniformly - some of them are respectable samurai, but all the people I've seen who don't deserve it.

This Weisek was a Viscount family member of Queen Cassandra's kinship, who succeeded in becoming a Knights headquarters through the transport captain and others while avoiding the front lines. That much background is easy for me to grasp, and I know that Weisek is going to be given territory with this' feat '.

- The question is, is it not a feat or anything, but is it not just an attempt to discredit His Highness Astina?

"When this is over, I'd like to see you again at the Wang Capital Night Club."

"Unfortunately, I'm not going to be there for the moment."

"Because you are the head of the School of Magic, but you are also a nobleman. Ladies and gentlemen, I think you'll be waiting... including me."

He was passing through anger and all that, and his heart was dry from tease.

I guess my temper like this went well with the Spirit of the Wind. The meteorological landscape that floats at times like this is the desert - and the tornado that blows.

These knights have never fought with us on the battlefield. You seem to mistake me for a lady, but I'm starting to feel like destroying that assumption right away.

If we defy orders, we create a reason for the military headquarters to send large armies into Western territory. It is an unreasonable decision given the war situation in the North and the East, but Queen Cassandra will not miss it if she sees it as a good opportunity, because she is trying not to choose means to eliminate Her Highness Astina.

"Your Highness seems to come here and respond to the dialogue... without disrespect, everyone"

A knight on a white horse approaches us following two obedient knights. The knitted long golden hair and dressed in silver armor, the sword princess - saw His Highness Astina, and the knights who were slapping lightly also took a breath and solidified.

As the cavalry paves the way, Weisek enters a position like General Rohtgart's deputy. From the rear, I decided to keep an eye on the dialogue between His Highness and General Rohtgart.

"Long time no see, Your Highness Astina. I beg your pardon for this disrespect."

"Raise your face, General Rohtgart. No disrespect."

The samurai, who curled his white beard and could be said to have been worthy of old age, hangs his head on his horse to His Highness. His Royal Highness won't lift his head.

I could see that and feel where General Rothgart's loyalty lay. Nor is he convinced by this order - his loyalty to His Majesty and Her Highness Queen Amneria is also directed at His Highness Astina, his son.

After General Rohtgart finally raised his head, it was Weisek, at times, who spoke before him.

"I'm sorry, my lord Astina. Ignoring the other day, being attacked by Zirconia, etc…"

"In order to protect this western territory, we have deemed it necessary. Less replenishment from the centre, and more damage would have been done on the side of the war prevention than it is now."

"Still, we have to indulge. That's what makes an army a general. Even His Royal Highness Astina..."

"Lord Weisek, now my lord and I are talking. I asked your lord to be present, but he should not be authorized to speak."

"Gu...... but. This time (this time) my report..."

The man who has crossed the Knights with good mouth tries to get his tongue all the way here and take the lead in dialogue. But as much as I let him do as he pleases, neither was General Rohtgart weak.

"... Your Highness Astina... No, General Astina. If it is true that I did not obey His Majesty the King's life, I will be the general of the Fortress of Isle Rose, and His Highness will be asked to return to the King's capital and await the forthcoming sharpening."

Thunder blasts in the distant sky. The black clouds have increased in thickness and it is about to start raining now.

- His Highness smiles, not at the cloudy weather. There is nothing to be afraid of in front of the three hundred cavalry, and she answered, leaving only the calm air together.

"You cannot obey that order. My duty is to protect this people of the West. It's about protecting the Western territories, reassuring the hearts and minds of the people, enriching their lives."

"Become... if you don't know what it means to speak, that it went against His Majesty's life, isn't that a serious treason in itself!

"... Okay, I'll ask. Even if I applied directly to His Majesty, can you tell me that nothing is wrong? Lord Weisek."

"Huh... well, that's..."

That was exactly the kind of sharp word that shoots through the heart. It's not the sword princess, it's the 'sword ghost' - she's not even spoiled and embedded in a rape plot or anything like that.

"Well, you, the Third Princess, are going to give His Majesty some kind of prophecy… it's an act contrary to the royal order…"

The second queen didn't let it slip her mouth that she wouldn't allow it, which was where she admired Weisek's guts. But Weisek can't afford to care enough about his disrespect for His Highness Astina.

Seeing the look on General Rothgart's face, it was not hard to imagine that taking sides with Weisek was hurting the pride of the knight. I wonder if it's sad, though the generals' men seemed to have a few who agree with Weisek's opinion.

"The Fortress of Isle Rose lists the results to be reported to His Majesty the King. We also believe that, with this foot, we should head to the King's Capital and report it to His Majesty… but before that, should we invite you into the fortress? I'd like the soldiers to continue on the same mission as before, without changing the system for mischief."

Don't add extra work, Your Highness says - that thing is painful and I almost spill a laugh unexpectedly.

When I met him before, he was about to have his hair shortened a little bit, but his eyelid acuity hasn't changed since then. I felt that the prestige was only increasing for the lack of affordability.