Reincarnation Monarch

"Long time no see. Looking good, above all."

Shester spoke comfortably to Gaius in a cool voice that often passes, but Gaius replied a little hard.

"The councillor seems to be well, more importantly."

"Come on, don't be a councilor. I don't like being tough."

Then here Max came interrupting the conversation between the two of us.

"Oh, hey, Gaius. Isn't the councillor a great guy? If you know him, introduce him."

"Ah, oh. Councillor...... No, Mr. Shester, this is my best friend Max, Maximilian Burger. Max, this is Councillor Shester. If you say so, number three here in Elmour."

"Oh! Awesome! Here we go, call me Max."

Shester then cheeked with his index finger looking slightly illuminated, then offered that hand towards Max.

"Nice to meet you. Helmut Shester."

Max then shook Chester's right hand back with a glowing smile.

"I've never met such a great man before."

"Yeah? Max, have you, Gaius, never met your father?

"Oh well! Gaius' father... was he the deputy secretary... what the hell..."

If you say so, it's number two here in Elmour.

Shester said tearfully and deliberately imitating Gaius's rhetoric.

"Number two! I heard it was awesome, but when I heard it again, your father did a great job! It's very different from my dad at home."

Gaius denied Max's point with a rather illuminating bare gesture.

"That's not true. Even your father is fine. Besides, you learned in class that there's no such thing as a profession?

"You're talking about that superficially, aren't you? It's pre construction, pre construction. Actually, I do. That's a lot!

Then Shester asked Max with a bitter smile.

"Max, what does your father do for a living?

"Ah, yes. I'm a pharmacist. The house runs pharmacies for generations..."

Then Gaius took over Max's words.

"It's been going on for seven generations. Isn't that amazing?

Shester agreed with the wind impressed by Gaius's words.

"That's a fine thing. Continuity is a force. I think it's something to be proud of when it lasts seven generations."

"I don't know..."

"That's right, Max. Mr. Shester's right."

Max looked like a disapproval, but Gaius cut the story out because he had more to worry about than that.

"And yet, why is Mr. Shester here?

"Oh, you've heard about the case, haven't you? If it's a normal homicide, it's naturally police business. But this apparently isn't a normal murder. That's why I came out. Councillors are a big name, but the truth is, it's like a store."

Then I heard a voice calling Shester from far away.

"Oops. Let's start at this place for now. Well, I don't think you'll settle in just after the incident, but you'll have to work hard on your studies."

When Shester said so, she gently turned herself over and walked away.

"That's cool! Your father's cool too, but Mr. Shester's cool too!

Geius had a bad feeling in his chest about Max dropping off Shester's posterior in excitement, and he frowned and looked rugged.