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Returning from the guild, Sigel and Filomena, close to the inn, were to come across a sight of ready-made vision.

There was a beautifully decorated carriage parked in front of the inn.

"Ahhh, that doesn't have to be...?

"Definitely would be"

Philomena answered Sigel, asking her as she drew her face together, as she sighed.

Apparently, the king of one country came all the way to visit the Philomenas.

When Philomena and Sigel returned to their rooms, like every other time, Michaela and Marina had already responded to the Queen.

When I saw Sigel and Philomena coming into the room, Queen Juliana stood up and said with a grin.

"You're back."

"... I just wish I'd come a little slower"

To Philomena's direct way of putting it, Queen Juliana just laughed oho.

Immediately laughing, Juliana shook her neck left and right back to her true face.

"Unfortunately, in that case, we'll just wait until you get back. More than that, let's sit down and talk."

That's what Juliana said, pointing to the chair that Michaela and Marina were already sitting on.

Sigel sighed inside that it was properly prepared up to his minute.

Alas, I was thinking of pulling myself into my room unrelated, but apparently it was too sweet.

Such a grid in Sigel's heart (?) Without noticing, Philomena walked out to the chair recommended by the Queen with a deliberate sigh.

Sigel gets there with it, too.

And then Juliana, who confirmed that the two of them would sit in a chair, suddenly lowered her head.

"I'm sorry you came again all of a sudden. I'm here to apologize to you."

The Philomenas of boulders also looked a little surprised by the sudden action of the king of one country.

I didn't remember them doing anything to keep their heads down from Queen Juliana.

I went on to see the Philomenas, who look strange, and Juliana said with a slight bitter smile.

"The Duke's fool bothered you, didn't he?

In that inquiry, the Philomenas finally turned out to be "aah" faces.

Until now, I have seriously forgotten about it.

Too many similar things happen, so even if you remember that much, you don't have it.

You guessed that circumstance, and Juliana deepened her bitterness even further before continuing.

"You seem to have completely forgotten, but it's more like you're going to have to apologize from me than you heard from me."

"I received your apology. But we don't need any more."

To Juliana's words, Philomena clearly returned so.

If we make those in a position of not much queen repeat their apologies, this time it will be difficult for the Philomenas to operate within the Kingdom of Noland.

More importantly, it was Philomena's idea that even if they kept apologizing for that extent, it would only seem like a push.

Juliana, who knows that, nodded only once small before continuing.

"Yes. That would be nice, but the report on the results...?

"You don't have to. If there are punishments in accordance with the law in this country, that's fine."

If the nobility is a civilian (?) I don't know the punishment for trying to make people listen to me while I put pressure on them, but I'm not really interested in that.

If you do the same thing again, now you just have to look out for the country itself.

Only to that extent were the Philomenas thinking about that matter.

Most importantly, for the Kingdom of Noland, that's the last thing I want to happen.

For this reason, depending on the way you look at it, it is the Philomenas who are using their positions to make threats.

The Philomenas have a conversation with Juliana with a hundred people who know that.

Juliana nodded back at Philomena after she understood it properly, too.

"Really? I thought I'd tell you because it's a corner...?

"No. You don't have to. More than that, why don't we get down to business?

Juliana was smiling heartily at Philomena, who had come to a crisp change of subject.

After informing him of the consequences of the punishment, he was trying to make him carry the consequences of the case, but he gave up saying that it wasn't going to work out so well.

Most of all, I just thought it was awkward and didn't really think it would work.

Immediately switching between her heads, Juliana decided to cut out the main issue with Zubali.

"I heard from the Duke of Freetak, but I need you to tell me more about the ruins in the lake."

Philomena, who still sighed wondering if that was the case, turned her gaze to the marina.

In this case, I thought we should leave it to the marina.

"I say so, but what we can tell at the moment (...) is telling the Duke. Didn't you already hear from the Duke?

"That's true, but it's still not important to hear directly from the parties either?

"Sure you're right, but there are things we can and can't talk about, too?

"Is that even me?

"If you feel you need it as a country, why not ask the Great Spirit directly?

Marina nodded with a serious face to Juliana, who came to hear that with a nickely grin.

It's true that Juliana came to ask the parties because she can't do that, but of course she won't say that to her face or to her mouth.

Juliana decided instead to give out information and see a reaction to the rumors that the position was circulating among the superiors.

"There's been some information out here lately that you've entered a site protected by the Great Spirit and made some new discoveries. Do you have any idea?

It was still the marina who answered the question.

"I found something original, in a ruin in the Devil's Forest, so I made a donation to the church for it?

"Oh, you're going to confess so lightly."

"I mean white confession, or I'm not hiding anything...... no way, is the church hiding it?

Juliana shook her head loosely at the marina, who came to hear her face looking a little surprised.

"It's not like that. But there's only one thing about it, which is that the church is reluctant to give itself away."

I guess that's not true if you've even finished a copy and you're in multiple numbers, but it's not something you can easily move from that place than they say there's only one.

For this reason, the information about the book that it is the original will consequently be monopolized by the Church.

It can be taken for granted that grievances about them come up.

Having understood the matter, the Church dares to limit the information.

I believe that and this is a problem that will solve if there are more copies.

There will also be organizations and countries out there that will put on the stuff that says the copy itself is fake, but that's going to keep it somewhat contained by putting out more of the same stuff.

After understanding those things, Marina nodded lightly.

"Really? But that's what the church thinks, and that's not how I do it."

"That would be so. But you see the original, don't you?

"Of course that is...... do you really want to hear it?

To the marina, who dared to push so, Queen Juliana, stuck in words.

The Kingdom of Noland is by no means a powerful nation, although it is old enough to contend for one or two even throughout the continent.

It was necessary to make a careful decision as to whether we needed to get bad information and get involved in all sorts of conspiracies.

Especially when the other person becomes a church involved in religion.

Even if she felt the story had been induced to be good by the marina, now Juliana can't dig the story poorly.

In the dark, it would be natural to hesitate as a queen if you were told that it was information that would affect the fate of the country.

Of course, the marina dared to bring up the original story in anticipation of Queen Juliana thinking so.

Juliana didn't think what Marina was talking about was a lie, but she didn't even think it was everything.

Still, with the information we have at the moment, we couldn't go any further and talk about it.

Because I know perfectly well in earlier conversations that you will shield the Great Spirit even if you step in poorly.

In the end, in the conversation at this time, Juliana returned to the castle without being able to draw any further information from the Philomenas.

By the way, Juliana, who thought the site survey would take a lot of time and still assumed she would stay in the Kingdom of Noland, would hear about the Philomenas leaving the country in the last few days and make a face that they did it, but that is another story.