If Llumiel revealed who he was and told the hidden history of the first king of the Kingdom of Palletia, the fathers would all have a difficult look on their face.
My father was so surprised that if he asked me who Llumiel was, he would fall as-is. No, if I try to listen to you, Iām still giving you a peek into your face as an exchanger.
Lord Grants and Mrs. Nerschel are calmly listening to Llumiel.
It was my mother who wasnāt calm. My mother looked at Llumiel with an incredible, said look, and every time I listened to her, she was distorting her face with sadness.
⦠youāre talking about getting stuck when you think about it. Those who are no longer men will be kings. And at the end of the day, I can be killed inside me. I think that story has overlapped. If I did poorly, it could have come true, I think Al has already gone far.
From the wishes of the people, it was not strange for the First King to follow any differences from his own desires. If you think about it, you will also seek regret for Al-Kun, and your mother and Lyumiel may think of her because she seems to be close.
āThis is the hidden truth of history. And thatās one of the reasons I warned you not to cheap on your spiritual covenant.ā
ā⦠I would have liked you to have warned me more clearly, but I donāt know what to say.ā
Father groans when his temples are reduced so as to reduce the headache. And face up without force, and gaze toward Uffi.
ā⦠you think they can talk like this and say youāre a king or something? Ufilia.ā
āYes. Still, let me state. Thatās why I should be king. From the time of Lümiel to the present, this country sanctified the feats of the first kings, whose reality is unclear. It is true that it has led to faith in spirits and magic and has supported the country.ā
But take a breath and Uffi continues. Iām not lost in Uffiās eyes stating my thoughts.
āThe luck of faith in magic and the Spirit is growing among the nobles of the Kingdom of Palettia. I find this impending to the point where it could once again recall the tragedy of the First King. Magic becomes the authority of the nobility, and spiritual faith guarantees the authority of the nobility. Once that admiration has passed, it is turning into arrogance, and cracks are beginning to arise between us and a people who have no magical benefit. But without the people, they are not nobles, and without nobility, the people lose their guidance. We have to prevent this fracture at all costs.ā
ā⦠um. I can see that. But isnāt it a sign of the retrograde nature of the times that you bear witness to the king with your spiritual covenant?
āYes. Thatās why I end it. The Spirit covenant made me the last king to strike this truth upon my country and imitate old customs.ā
Yuffi puts her hands on her chest and looks over at everyone with her spine pinched.
āWe are the successors to the greatness of the First King. The philosophy of the first king is for the people, not for the spiritual or magical faith. You rightly inherit the truth once forgotten and reborn your country. We have to get out of this system in order to correctly inherit the philosophy of the First King.ā
ā⦠do you deny faithā
āNo, Iām not denying all of that. If you deny all of the magic, it will lead you to deny the foundation of the Kingdom of Palettia as well. So we should pray based on the right and true. There is no will in the Spirit, and he says that the Spiritās guidance is the desire, faith, and faith itself that he asks inside himself. It is only when that prayer is right and when it comes to receiving it that the path of spiritual covenant will be opened. But picking up even the most insistent wishes is personal, and itās not a political policy.ā
Spirit faith may remain apart. But thereās no reason to leave it as a political policy. He said that kings and nobles should only be for the stability of the country. Thatās why I just want to change the current system with magic as my authority.
Thatās what me and Uffi want. Different means, same place to go.
āIf we just get out of the current system, weāll be able to do it even if Master Anis becomes king. But it is impossible to suppress rebellion with Master Anis. Master Anis has no justification in magic. Making a persuasion doesnāt create the necessary persuasion. If I do, I will only shred my habits by becoming king. Because I deserve it.ā
Everyone is silent on Yufiās powerful proclamation, and each is held back by ideas.
ā⦠may I have a word from you, too?
In the air we all worry about, Lumiel speaks out to draw attention to herself.
Llumiel opens his mouth again after making sure his gaze gathers.
āI think the Palletian kingdom is thriving right now. Itās not that Iām proud of you, but itās a good match for our time in terms of how happy the people seem. If there is a difference, it is not politics by individuals. Once the first king, my father, carried the wishes of the people alone. At the end of it, the greed of the people drove me crazy.ā
Llumiel flaunts his shoulders and tells the facts. Perhaps only pale cares for her grieving mother. Because that gaze was directed at my mother several times.
āThis country doesnāt have to save everything by itself anymore. Everyone can think, discuss and hold hands. The time has come. So at least I donāt think I need an old time feat anymore. Sure, Iām glad you said youād carry on, but I donāt want that to shackle you.ā
ā⦠lumiā
āI think itās good to be saved, even a kingā¦. so I killed your father with this hand. Your father would never have been saved if you kept going like that. So I covered up the truth about the Spirit Contractor. To avoid repeating the same mistakes again.ā
Silence comes again when Llumiel finishes his wordsā¦. It was my father who broke the silence.
āWhy bother at all in the rest of the timeā¦?
āYour Majesty, your mouth is overflowing with boulders.ā
āI know. Wow, Grants! If youāve come this far, Iāll brace your stomach!
Lord Grants embarrasses Father Blur, who was holding his head like a pain. Besides, I take my seat while Father gives it back to me in frustration.
āNow this country needs a new breeze. But it must never be meant to cut off the past from the present. It can also be said about the relationship between the nobles of this country and the nobles and the people.ā
āFatherā¦ā
āThe rest⦠I could only be a heavy stone for everyone not to dispute. I didnāt have the power to change times. But if I can be patient and praise you for connecting so far, then I want to believe that my governance would have made sense.ā
⦠Wherever you look at it with your chest up, youāre a fine king, Father.
āAnisphere.ā
āYes.ā
āAnd, Uphiliaā
ā⦠Yesā
āI want to entrust the future to you. Ask on itā¦. which one will be king?
I grabbed my fist when I asked.
I came to the point of answering. I close my eyes to the feeling of my stomach shrinking.
āAnis.ā
Father calls me. Open your eyes and look at your father.
I had straight eyes. Just staring at me, waiting for words.
Iāve been thinking about it until I got here. What should I do? What do you want to do? Do whatās right all the time.
Iām not sure, Iām not sure. Still, only this answer has to be answered with a strained chest. Exhale. Face back firmly so that your voice doesnāt tremble.
ā-⦠I canāt be kingā
⦠I said.
I said it.
ā⦠butā
The back of my eye is hot. But the words that follow are heavily caught in my throat.
The truth is, thereās something Iāve always wanted to say. Until you get here, just think about it.
I was scared. Iāve been, Iāve been scaredā¦. because if you donāt say it here, youāll probably lose your chance forever.
āIf I could be, I wanted to be.ā
ā⦠anise?
āI didnāt want to be king, I wanted to be who I could be. As your daughters, keep your breasts up.ā
I have thoughts that Yufi pointed out to me and I realized. I am Anisphere Wynn Palettia. But its contents werenāt intact. I have memories of someone else, and as a person in this country, I am a heretic child with an insane mindset.
I thought it was āfakeā deep down. I canāt believe Iām not real. I couldnāt use magic because I was the one. Thatās an irresistible fact, and I donāt think thatās why I should have disappeared. Itās not like I donāt like who I am right now.
Still, I wish. If magic could normally be used, I wonder if anyone could live without sufferingā¦. That was really distressing.
āI didnāt want to be king because I didnāt think I could, and I didnāt like it, and thatās fine if Al succeeds. I donāt want Al to have a seat that belongs to me. But if Iām the only one left, Iāve been thinking about it.ā
Poirot, and tears fell. I canāt stand it if I want to. I just spin my words with care that I still canāt just let my voice tremble.
If such a delusion had come true. If I could fit everything together. If I wasnāt me. I really think about that possibility.
It was all because I had Yufi to carry me, to make my father and mother suffer, and to take my family away from both Alkun and Lord Grants and Mrs. Nerschel. Such an idea crawls over to my neck.
āYou annoyed everyone because of me⦠me, can I be forgivenā¦?
If I hadnāt been me, it would have all gone well.
I canāt keep that thought wiped off forever.
ā⦠itās Anisā
ā⦠Yesā
āI told you before. There were plenty of opportunities if I were to rehabilitate you. Iām the one who took the opportunity. You donāt have to carry it on yourself.ā
āIt was before that. If I had been born from the beginning as a true princess who could use magic, not me⦠yes, I would think.ā
āBut if it werenāt for you, magic would not have been born. And no one may have ever had doubts about spiritual faith. That could have led to the repetitive consequences of the tragedy of the First King. Thereās no point in assuming youāre not you.ā
I know that too. Now is the only time. I know. Iām still looking for a reason.
ā⦠Dear Anisā
When did you take your seat, instead of earlier, Uffi holds my shoulder.
āItās okay now.ā
ā⦠Ufiā
āWhat you wanted to be forgiven for was easier.ā
⦠what, in a way that I know better than I do.
But Iām sure youāre not mistaken. I seem to be oblivious to my feelings after all.
If I donāt get Yufiās help, Iāll miss what Iām really looking for myself.
āIf youāre not going to be king, thereās no point in being a princessā¦. What you were afraid of was that you wouldnāt even be able to stay with your daughter?
My vision blurred at Yufiās inquiry. Because the amount of tears increased at once.
āNo matter how much I thought I was the daughter of His Majesty and the Queen, I thought⦠the proof seemed few to you. So I doubt it. I try to keep the connection I have now. Because I want to remain my daughter. Different?
⦠no.
Tears fall. My chest is filled with thoughts. Regret and guilt seem to tear my chest apart every second of every day, and I shudder at Yufi.
āIām not afraid of not being a parent or a child. Youāve always been afraid to take your daughter from your Majesty and Queen, havenāt you? For who I am. Still, I canāt stop myself. Itās been hard on you.ā
ā⦠ooh, oohā¦!
I hope you donāt reveal it. But I canāt help but relieve myself of the thought of being worded and shaped. Such a contradiction.
But I still want you to know. I think so. If Iām weak and you donāt understand, if Iām not needed, I wonāt ask for it either. Donāt seek, I have been so deluded and mean.
āYou donāt have to fake it anymore.ā
ā⦠because of me, always annoying, al-kun, sufferā¦! If Iām stunned, I have to be expected, I can be free⦠If I donāt, I canāt breathe, but I canāt help but bend myself and wish I hadnāt disappeared like that, itās hard, it was hard!
I couldnāt have said this without Yufiās support. This is my weakness. I thought it was something I should never show you.
āMy father and mother respected me. Iāve always felt it was for me, even if it was tough on me. All I can do is betray it. Itās always been⦠bitter andā¦! You canāt tell me⦠you canāt tell meā¦! I canāt even stop being me, but I canāt believe Iām accepting⦠itās just my bestā¦!
ā⦠Yesā
āIām just glad you complimented me. If I were to tell you to be king, I wanted to respond. Thatās the only reason why I could be my daughterā¦ā¦!
Magic is my pride. But all I have is magic. That was all I had. If thatās unacceptableā¦ā¦ whatās it worth to me?
No matter how much Father and Mother acknowledge, I would be ineligible as a princess if the state did not. I canāt be the king the country doesnāt want. I canāt be. Thatās what I canāt do without killing my heart.
I thought how many times Iād dump this country. I thought if you didnāt need it many times, throw it away. Still, itās the two of us who are my parents who have been so nice to me.
Far from the shape we wanted, we were family. I wanted to be with my family. With your father, with your mother, with Al. I tore my family apart like that. I canāt fix it completely⦠it was just painful.
āI donāt want to be king! You donāt want to be! Why would you be king if everyone wouldnāt admit it? But if I tell you to be, Iāll make you admit it, if you are! But itās not, itās not! I just wanted you to laugh! I wish everyone would have laughed! I just wanted the magic to make everyone happy! And yet you canāt even use the magic you asked for, and even if you find a replacement, itās derogatory! Then tell me what to do! What was I supposed to do!?ā
⦠I spit it all out. What was accumulating in my heart. That was painful, but it got lighter. Iām sorry, itās unusual. This is how I really feel.
You could have been king if you were to be recognized. Because I canāt admit it, I didnāt want to be king until I pushed those unacknowledged people away. Because thatās not my ideal.
Such a childās eclampsia. Itās not good for me to say it. Still, this is what I meant when I couldnāt fake it. I canāt tell you, Iāve been hiding it⦠itās my wound.
āYou must have been too kind. Youāre too kind to be nice to yourself.ā
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Hold Yuffi tight as he holds my head in. I get caught up in the warmth.
If you donāt have to work hard anymore. If you donāt have to be kingā¦. Is it good to stay like this? If I donāt have to deserve to be king, can I be forgiven for that? If Iām not even allowed to do that, I donāt know where to go.
ā⦠What the hell is a country that has to be king until you make someone like this cry? If you want to, why didnāt you notice that you were crying? If you donāt want to, but you want me to be king, whatās that for? Thatās what I think. Sire.ā
Unexpectedly grab Yuffiās arm. Iām not crying because I want you to tell your father that. Itās just that I⦠wanted a place where I could stay weak.
I canāt hurt anyone, I canāt hurt anyone. I just wanted a place like that. So if there was a small world out there, I would be happy with itā¦. I was satisfied.
āIf we all donāt want kings, we just need them. Iāll take it. If you want me to be the one to lead this country. Thatās why I was raised.ā
āā¦ā¦ā¦ā¦ā¦ oh yeahā
I hear your father whining. Iām too scared to see what you look like.
ā⦠I thought you were a laborious daughter, but that was my immorality that wasted my timeā
ā⦠no, itās not. I donāt want you to think that way. Because I still couldnāt changeā¦ā¦!
āIf it can change, then so be itā¦. but you couldnāt obey the Spirit. If a country is abused forā just that, āyou canāt tell me what itās for.ā
Father groans without power. Then there was the sound of something hitting the desk with momentum.
ā⦠Huh, we should still have reformed it! No matter how much blood you bleed!
It was my mother who beat my desk vigorously. My mother chewed off her lips and was shaking if I raised my face to too much noise. You tapped that fist with the momentum of smashing your desk, with fragments scattered.
āWe sent it first! I didnāt think that was a mistake. When the time comes for our governance, and until the time it sprouts, it is right⦠and thatās why I endured! Thatās it! Itās normal for a royal child to carry itā¦!
ā⦠Mother. But thereās nothing wrong with thatā¦ā
āStill you cry!? I wish you would have blamed me for that, that it was my fault you were born without magic! Why, Anisphereā¦! Algardo too! I still look out and just defend my country⦠I canāt protect you guys!!ā
Tears are transmitted on her motherās cheek, trembling as she leans down. No, thatās not what I want you to sayā¦!
āStill, thatās why I hate it when your mother says you should have bled! I couldnāt help it, I couldnāt help itā¦!
āYeah, I am. As Ennis said, thereās always no choice in the country.ā
It was Llumiel who spoke out in a grumpy manner. Soon she stopped by her motherās side and slapped her mother on the shoulder.
āThatās why Iām telling you to discuss itā¦. you just need to talk a little bit. If I look at you, Iāll see. What was wrong was that I couldnāt walk away. And it must be a custom from the past not to allow that. It is neither the past nor regret that you should change. Itās a reality, isnāt it?
ā⦠lumi, butā
āBut thereās nothing there! You guys are still exchanging words like this, but you can even regret it, but you just cry peach-perchic!?ā
Shut off your motherās words about to say something, catch your eyes and Rhumiel yells.
āRegret as much as you can! Not while I can! If youāre gonna mourn, you can do as much later as you want! Freedom to immerse! Youāre also free to move on! But hey!⦠Iāve never had a good time holding him by myself.ā
⦠My ear hurts.
If you think about Llumielās past, it also hurts my chest just to imagine what thoughts are in there.
ā⦠in terms of parenting, weāve all failed.ā
Huh, the pompous and the head of the Sprout Knights muttered. The Knights captain, who has been holding back until now, is scratching his head casually.
āI donāt want to blame the Ministry of Magic, but honestly, donāt want to resent me. Itās true that we were being held by them.ā
āRightā¦. I just thought you should grow up tough to entrust the next era to your child.ā
It is Lord Grants who whines to the Knights of Sprout to be in tune. Only Lord Grants is as usual. This situation makes me horrified by the immovable Lord Grants.
āWe abandoned our personal desire to stabilize the country. I donāt see that as a mistakeā¦ā¦. but it must have been a mistake to impose that on the kids. You had a falling out on us for not being able to identify a change in time. But thatās also another reckless statement to make evil of everything the Magic Ministry does, right? Matthew.ā
ā⦠I know, but heyā
āAt least it was the Ministry of Magic that made a significant contribution to the unity of will in the country. Therefore, it was difficult to reduce the impact of those seeking to enter the educational settingā¦ā
āAs a result, there is no point in causing a crisis in the countryā¦. we should have known that we were self-satisfied and the country was immobile.ā
⦠The Dukes of Magenta always pass by, and I donāt know, the other way around, Iām relieved.
My mother also restored her composure, wiping her tears to correct her residence.
āStill, I hate it now⦠because it was definitely the Ministry of Magic that drove Anisphere as well as Algardā
āBut itās an adult job to restrain that movement. It must still be our unrighteousness.ā
āI knowā¦. Ha, sorry to hear that.ā
āIf you stand on the battlefield, the crying child or the silent queen, are you the son of man in the political arena?ā
ā⦠Matthew, if itās a fight, Iāll buy it, okay?
āI miss this interaction, tooā¦. At the end of the day, what we didnāt have is words. Weāve spared words to understand each other.ā
The head of the Sprout Knights squeaks with a self-inflicted grin. Maybe thatās what I thought of Navre.
Fathersā times were painful. So we abandoned our own personal desires and just ran for the good of our country. But it didnāt all work out. Iām sure even your fathers are just the result of thinking that the next generation wonāt be in trouble.
That didnāt mesh with the times. I really wasted a lot of time having to get my hands on that unmeshing gear to mesh. Thatās what you should regret.
ā⦠I think. Itās self-explanatory.ā
āUfi?ā
āIf we can live by faith alone, do we need others there? Facing oneself is the essence of a spiritual covenant. Do you need to exchange words with others if you only need to keep facing yourself as a virtue and follow the teachings of shapeless idols? I only know when, and I think it was poisoned.ā
ā⦠Miss Uphilia, if you say faith is poisoned, then the great man in the Ministry of Magic will turn his face bright red, wonāt you?
āIf the pills pass, you said poison, right?
Yufi says it all the time. Wow, Iām totally in poison tongue modeā¦ā¦
Lord Grants is turning his gaze to Uffi to see something delightful. Already, this parent and childā¦!
ā⦠I understand the story very well. Anise has a heavy load. Letās say, then, that we still proceed with the policy of making Uffi king. Is that good enough for you? Itās Ufilia.ā
āYes, Iām not lostā
Huh! Or when I said it with my shoulder hugged, it was taken in a weird way!? Natural!? On purpose!? Oh, and Iām disappointed, so I canāt get away with it!
ā⦠itās Anisā
āUgh! Yes!
ā⦠if you say an apology, youāll be annoyed. There is no need to prove which is worse than the rubbing difference so far. So you live well. Thatās all I hoped for as a parent. Thatās all I can do is lie or I can stretch my chest.ā
ā⦠Fatherā
Iām bound to pull my lips into Fatherās words and bite them. Otherwise I was going to cry all the time.
ā⦠how much have I seen you cry?ā
āMotherā¦ā
āThey donāt even count. In the sense that I donāt remember. Thatās patheticā¦ā
āBut I have caused you scattered inconvenience. Because I knew, I couldnāt shamelessly imitate crying.ā
āMaybe Iāve always wanted that. Make it tough and you turn it up. But you pierced yourself. I just saw the strength, and I misunderstood it was you.ā
Mother shakes her head quietly to the left and rightā¦. I donāt want to open my mouth anymore. Youāre opening your eyes, because tears are melting and itās hard.
āAlgardo must have had a lot to say to meā¦ā
ā⦠I apologize for being stubborn with all of themā
āItās okayā¦. Itās okay, Anis. From now on, letās start one by one. One more time from here, huh?
My motherās gentle voice leaks an irrepressible voice from the back of her throat.
I canāt afford to spin words anymore, and I canāt keep my eyes open. I could just keep crying, keeping my body supported by Uffi.