Reincarnation Monarch

One.

"... mmm... mmm..."

Abel slowly opened her eyelids as she swayed her young, grassy, soft knobs.

Then Gaius, who was sitting on the bed where Abel lay, realized that.

"... Wake up? Abel......"

"... yeah..."

Even though Abel replied, she still seemed to be sleeping a lot.

For this reason Gaius kept silence.

And the time flowed.

"... ah..."

I raised my voice as low as Abel remembered something.

Gaius then whispered very graciously, softly in Abel's ear.

"... yeah. He's gone..."

Abel listened to Gaius and lay her eyes down, breathing heavily once.

Gaius stopped connecting words when he saw how Abel was doing, and waited patiently for Abel's mind to be ready.

And the time passed again for a while, and finally he spoke as if Abel had decided to be ready.

"... how'd it go? ……

Gaius, already ready, answered Abel's question with one breath.

"I couldn't. The village was completely devoid of trace and lake"

Gaius peeked into Abel's fearful eyes as he vomited the words he had prepared at once.

Then Abel remained silent with no expression.

And time passed, which seemed like eternity, and Abel quietly opened her mouth.

"... yes... ok..."

All Gaius could no longer do was hold Abel quietly.

Two.

"Good morning, boy"

The moment Gaius opened the door of the room and showed his face in the hallway, Rodemur greeted him in a small voice, as he waited.

"Oh, good morning"

Gaius didn't get much sleep, he went out into the hallway and closed the door behind his back while returning his greetings as he fell asleep.

"Apparently, you didn't get much sleep..."

"... yeah. Well......"

"... how's Abel doing?

"... I woke you up once. Abel hasn't slept much either, so maybe she'll sleep twice."

"You two talk all the time?

"Oh, until Abel goes to bed."

"Then let's just come to the dining room on the ground floor. If Abel doesn't wake up, I'll wake her later."

"Yeah. Okay. Let's do that."

Gaius, honestly accepting, slowly went down the stairs towards the downstairs.

Then the general waited downstairs for Gaius.

"Well! Good morning! What do you say, Abel?

"Yes. Probably fine,"

"Well! Yes! Good ~"

With that said, the general rushed to the kitchen behind the dining room.

And I reported out loud to your husband, who was busy standing around in the kitchen.

"You! Did you hear that? Abel said it was okay. I'm so glad."

Then your unfathomable husband answered blurring.

"Oh."

The general continued to talk with some momentum, not knowing if she had heard from your husband or not.

"Good - what I was really going to do - good -"

Gaius laughed bitterly, while sitting in the same chair as last night, Rodemul sat next to it as well.

Then someone heard footsteps coming down the stairs.

The sound was small, but the general also noticed, diving her voice and listening.

Then Abel looked cute and slightly off the stairs.

"Morning."

Abel greeted him with a pleasant voice.

Gaius and the others greeted him back out loud, smiling so much.

"Morning!"