Reincarnation Monarch

"Huh? What?"

Gaius rubbed his sleepy eyes and asked King Rogue.

King Rogue answered Gaius' faltering questions with eagles.

"I'm sorry I made you sick."

Then Gaius tilted his head wonderingly.

"... yeah? I let you do it?"... oh, by the way, it was such a cold curtain. "

Then the Rogue king said flirtatiously.

"I guess so." Because it's made of metal. "

"Made of metal?... the curtain house?" Was that cold? "

"Hmm. That's what I'm talking about."

Gaius then clapped his hand in front of his face, as though he had reached a confluence.

"Oh, that's right. You put me in a cold room, so I got a cold."

Gaius said with a convincing face.

But King Rogue laughed and said, as did Billan and Elalda.

"No, it's not that, Gaius."

Gaius tilted his head again.

Yeah? No?

Oh, no, you didn't catch a cold.

Gaius knocked his head to the side, making it impossible for him to do so anymore.

"Hmm? Seriously?... no, I think it's a cold..."

King Rogue laughed face to face with the beside Billans.

Then Gaius frowned unpleasantly at the thought of being made a fool of.

"What?" I laughed disgustingly. What are you trying to say? "

Then the Rogue King apologized to Gaius with a smile.

“No, I'm sorry, don't be offended.”

Gaius said with an eyebrow.

"No, I'll make it worse." Smirked and laughed. What the hell is that? "

"You're not sick because the room was cold."

Gaius rebelled to become the top of the Buddha.

"Then what is it?" Did you guys do something to me? "

King Rogue finally smiled and said.

Hmm. I did.

Gaius put his neck forward like a turtle and was surprised.

“What happened to you, to me? What do you mean?"

King Rogue smiled again at Gaius' question about the quick succession of arrows.

He pointed to the curtain behind Gaius and said:

"I worked on it."

Gaius turned around, checking the direction of his fingers, and stared back at the curtain.

"In the curtain hall?... is it made of metal?"... that is, made of metal?... for what? "

Is Gaius on top of your head? It was as if a lot of marks were floating around, and I tilted my neck as much as I could.