Reincarnation Monarch

One.

"Excuse me. It is time for the court to open. Get ready."

The attendant prompted the attendant to prepare his appearance by opening the door to the gallery.

Then Lombardo nodded loudly and replied.

"Accepted"

Then the attendant gave a deep greeting and promptly left the room.

Lombardo stood up quietly in slow motion as he sent an eye signal to Shester beside him, Muller facing him.

"Then I will watch in the hearing room."

Muller said as he sent a serene glance that he couldn't show on a daily basis.

Then Lombardo thanked Muller as he bowed deeply.

"Thank you. I'm sorry for your concern."

Then Chester beside him bowed his head deeply, as did Lombardo again.

"Never mind. I honestly don't know anything about what happened in Esta. But I am certain that you would never have done anything wrong. Look, I believe in you no matter what. Don't forget that, okay?

Lombardo couldn't respond very well to Muller's unusual gracious narrative.

"... is... thank you..."

Muller then gently pounded Lombardo and Shester on their shoulders as they moved one step forward with that large stride.

Then suddenly, Muller looked hazy and remembered something.

"... whoa, I forgot to tell you. Your defense attorney, but I asked for it on my own."

"Thank you. Thank you for your hard work."

"Don't worry... it's a sudden matter. Looks like he's very busy getting ready and hasn't arrived yet, but he should have good arms. You can count on it."

"Yes."

"... bye"

Muller said so briefly, turning back his heels and leaving the room.

The two men left in the room often stood silently.

"... the Secretary was still a prospect..."

Lombardo also responded with another softly small voice to Chester's blurry grunt.

"... naturally. It's the eagle of Elmour..."

That was all they said, and they sat silently for a while.

Two.

A short while later, an earlier clerk glanced at Lombards' waiting room door again.

"As you prepare..."

Then Lombardo responded quickly.

"It's done. Shall we go?"

Lombardo said or walked out lightly.

Then Chester on the other side continued later without getting her hair in.

"I'll show you."

When the attendant said so, he opened the door and made it easier for the two of them to get through, he himself took the lead and walked out to lead the two.

The three men walked silently through the dark corridor all the time as they left the armoury, and at last the attendant stopped in front of a large door of lofty construction.

On the left and right side of the door, each was refrained from by an attendant, who at the same time began to open that large door from the left and right as the three arrived.

Then the sunlight just dazzled from the inside plunged intensely into the dark hallway.

Lombardo seemed desperate to get a glimpse of the glare, and stared sharply at their new battlefield, which was spreading in front of him.