She Retaliated Because Her Entire Family Was Wrongfully Executed. And Thoroughly at That!

Altoninus was desperately running through a narrow passage with several knights of escort.

Seeing that Crown Prince Altos became undead after being tragically murdered by Emilia, he had given instructions to seal off all the loopholes in the Imperial Castle, assuming that information would leak from it, but he left only one.

It is a loophole that was prepared behind the rear palace, which Crown Prince Altos does not even know.

He was on the run with the knight of the escort through the passage of one of the remaining loopholes. Artoninus thought it was possible to escape the undead in the capital because the exit of this loophole was outside the capital.

(Damn!! You're dead!!

That was all in Altoninus' mind. Altoninus was even terrified of death. Moreover, it was intolerable to him, such as having to die and spend time as a slave to Zalbvail rather than the end.

Artoninus did not escape until this time, simply because the men of the Imperial Castle would not understand that he had escaped. If he is able to escape from the Imperial Castle, Zalbvail will release him immediately. But I wondered if the Imperial Castle could escape if disputed by the fallen D'Sachsa.

It is an escape from abandoning the queen, the queen, the princes and their families. We should have taken the princes to keep the Imperial family alive, but Artoninus thought that without the Imperial family, the pursuit would be tough.

For that reason, Artoninus left his family behind and fled only himself. Etra's gaze was limitless cold when he ceded the emperor's throne, but for Altoninus, his escape from fear of death prevailed.

(you zalb bail!! I will surely feed you this reward!!

Running through the aisle, Altoninus's fear of death fades from the fact that no chase has yet come, and now his anger for Zalbbail springs up. Altoninus has thrown himself out of his duties as emperor, a statement that has pushed it against his son, abandoning his family and fleeing.

What is in Artoninus' heart was anger at Zalbvail, even though he would have wanted to die himself for shame.

Your Majesty, please wait.

The knight of the escort speaks to Altoninus.

"What's up?

"How about it's time to put out a scourge around here?

"Rebellion..."

Altoninus thinks into the knight's words. Altoninus and the others had already spent about an hour running down the aisle and gaining considerable distance.

(That's not a quick catch up distance)

Altoninus replies to the knight when he decides so.

"Okay. Enter a small pause. Elect your scouts there."

"Ha!!

The knight replied concisely to Altoninus' words and three knights went first as scouts.

At that time, in the rear palace of the Imperial Castle, Emilia and Krum entered the loophole.

"You're here..."

When you go into the loophole and run enough, the Krum leaks small. Emilia and the ministers nod instantly at Krum's words.

The Imperial Castle will already be dominated by one party in Zalbbail, searching for survivors to lice. Not going to miss it as one tells the story of the magnitude of Zalbbail's hatred.

Emilia and the others are after Altoninus as a collection of this retaliation. Unless we capture Altoninus, we can't say that Zalbbeyle's reprisals have come to an end.

"Brother, Altoninus is apparently in a small pause"

Krum nodded at Emilia's words, but what he put into words was an encouragement to prudence.

"It's possible, but maybe it's a small pause in between with a scourge."

Krum's words are expressions of prudence. Altoninus pushed others on all his responsibilities as emperor, father and husband. Ratings from one Zalbbail party are far above the lowest level and out of the bottom, but he does not believe that the other has no intention.

"That's true. It was frivolous. It's not as if Altoninus was foolish and unintentional."

Krum smiled at Emilia's words. The running speed runs even slightly without fading.

"Don't catch up with me if I keep running for another twenty minutes..."

A line of Zalbbail niggered at Krum's words.