Reincarnation Monarch

"Does that mean, apart from Carmis?

Dalm answered Lombardo's impetuous question while slightly defying his body.

"... Yes. Apart from Master Carmis. So I was surprised to hear earlier that Master Carmis knew you, Gaius."

"Right. So how the hell did you meet Gaius?

As Lombardo questioned him as gooey, Dalm did not know what to do and asked for the complexion of Carmis next door.

Then Karmis nodded and began to explain to Dalm.

"Darm, this is Gaius, your father, Lord Lombard Schneider. So don't worry, tell me what you know."

"Gaius, was it your father... my name is Darm... oh, you had already introduced yourself"

Darm said so and scratched his head in embarrassment.

"Well, I met you, Gaius, because there was a divine revelation."

"The revelation of God? This again... I don't know..."

Lombardo looked up to heaven with a troubled face.

Then Chester beside asked instead of Lombardo.

"What the hell was that divine revelation like?

"And suddenly the Word of God descended upon me in the bathroom of the Foreign Office, where I was penitent."

"... toilet...... well thats fine, what was the word?

"Sooner or later a boy of about twelve will appear before you, but he said that the boy is my use and the one who guides you. So he told me to listen carefully to the boy."

"Hmm. And you said you met Gaius?

"Exactly. When I left the Foreign Office, I bumped into a boy right away. That was you, Gaius."

"So, Gaius, I got to know you. What's wrong with you?

To Shester's inquiry, Dulm just looked like he deserved it.

"Of course I confessed"

"Gaius, do I confess to you?

"Yeah, I am. Because there was a divine revelation, wasn't there? Isn't that natural?"

Then Chester felt in trouble, too.

"... well, yes... Gaius, what did you say when you heard your penance?

"He gave me a lot of advice."

Dalm answered with joy.

"If you don't mind, could you tell me what you wanted to repent about?

Shester cut out the key things with cautious language and attitude.

Then Darm agreed to it.

"Yeah, that's fine. What I wanted to confess was to expose someone else's grave, even though it was an order."

"Grave? Whose grave is that?

"Yes, the tomb of General Gorkos, who died six years ago."

Then Lombardo, who had looked up to heaven until then, let Shester look down on his surprise face.