Reincarnation Monarch

"... what is this..."

Gaius was sighted by the blurry light that leaked out of the rift, and he was silent for a while.

And put aside some time. When his eyes finally got used to the light, Gaius slowly peered into the world that was spreading beneath his eyes.

Gaius then remained stunned and stunned for much longer than earlier.

Because there, modern skyscrapers were narrow and forested, and all the buildings that were called buildings were bright and bright.

"... well, what do you mean this is... is this really hell here... hey Coppin, are you sure it's here? What do you think!? Hey!? Why don't you do something!?

Gaius, who opened his mouth at last plenty between them, curled up quickly as he twitched and stuffed against the coppin beside him.

"Nah, suddenly you're shouting! Totally no more... you know, there's no way I'm wrong about this being a resident of hell, is there? This is the real place, this is the hell you wanted to come to!

Gaius, a little cocky in Coppin's words, asked Swordswallowing a little.

"Then why the hell is hell glowing!? That's crazy!

"Oh, my God. You're telling me that hell shouldn't be a glowing world? I don't know, but the people in the human world seem to have a very dark image of hell on their own, but I'm not kidding! I hope you don't make up your mind! I mean, are you sure you've been to hell? Then you must look somewhat familiar to the sight of hell, right? Yet you're so excited? You've never really been to hell, have you? Sometimes I just assumed it was some kind of applause."

"... that's not true... that's not true... I know Astarot and... and Zangi! I knew the name of the intermediate demon we met at the Duke of Strauss."

"Zangi?... Who's that?

"Who... so he's an intermediate demon, like a big bull. Don't you know?

"Come on... how many stars are there..."

"... No, maybe Coppin doesn't know... but if I told him your name was Zangi, he'd admit it. So definitely. I'm familiar with the devil because I've come to hell in my last life."

"But you didn't know my name, did you?

"... that's true... no, but it is! You said Coppin just now, how many stars there are demons. I mean, you don't know every demon in hell."

"Huh. Well, that's good. Whether it's true or not, if we're lucky enough to get to Astarot, we'll know. On the other hand, if you're unlucky enough to screw me on the way, you're screwed. That's completely different. I know what you mean. It's not this way."

Gaius was quite frustrated with Coppin's words.

But I didn't say it back any more because I found once again that my memory was too vague.

Gaius once again looked down at the spectacular scenery that spreads beneath his eyes, rethinking once more whether he had truly visited this hell in his previous life.