In the world of Type-Moon, start by becoming Morgan's husband!

Ian didn't do exactly what Nero said.

"Is there something you can't talk about by sitting up?"

"No, no!" Little Nero grabbed his quilt, looking a little shy.

"This method of treating insomnia can only be achieved here!"

"Teacher, come here quickly!"

"..."

"Hurry up, don't just stand there!"

"..."

"Otherwise I'll cry in front of you!"

"Don't."

Unable to persuade little Nero, Ian could only go to the bedside as she wished.

As soon as he arrived, he was pulled down by little Nero.

"Teacher, look!"

Having said this, she took Ian's hand and reached into the bed.

"..."

Feeling the smooth and delicate touch on his hand, Ian instantly realized what was happening.

He immediately withdrew his hand.

"Nero, where are your clothes?!"

"Eh--?" Little Nero blinked his beautiful green eyes and looked at Ian with a puzzled look.

"Teacher, these are the steps in the plan to treat insomnia."

"As for clothes and stuff, of course they're put in the closet."

"..."

Ian's mind flashed with the image of little Nero taking off his usual clothes, then tiptoeing back to the bed, looking excited and expecting him to come over.

It's cute, but definitely a bit too bold.

"Nero, who told you that this method can cure insomnia?"

"I, I heard it." Little Nero became a little nervous after being scolded.

"Isn't there a saying out there that says 'give a man a naked girl and all his diseases will be cured'?"

"I...can't find anyone else to do this, so I have to offer myself to the teacher - this way, the teacher's illness will be cured soon!"

"..."

Listening to little Nero's words and looking at her nervous expression, Ian knew that this was not a joke.

She used this method because she really cared about her insomnia.

"I see. It seems to be effective."

Ian looked at little Nero on the other side.

"The teacher felt that his insomnia was indeed cured."

"Really?" Little Nero's eyes were filled with uncontrollable joy - she was very excited about the fact that she could be of use.

"Really, so go to sleep."

"The teacher is going back to his room."

"..."

Little Nero grabbed Ian.

"Teacher... I always feel like you're fooling me. Stay tonight and let me see the results!"

"This……"

"Please~"

After taking a look at little Nero who was begging him, Ian sighed and blew out the oil lamp.

"Then go to bed now."

"Hmm~"

Although the current position is really bad.

But neither Nero nor Ian had any further ideas.

The former was very happy because he had helped the teacher;

The latter was aware of his age and suppressed the anger in his heart - even though little Nero's hands kept rubbing places that shouldn't be rubbed.

Feeling all this, Ian made up his mind at this moment.

It’s time——

All this was told to Nero's mother Agrippina.

We have to find a way to resolve this predicament!

393. Special Treatment from Nero/Cruel Mother/Turning Point (4k)

[If Nero continues to live in such an environment, you know she will definitely become a strange lady. ]

This is not the future you want to see.

【You decide to do something. 】

[The best and final option at the moment is naturally to tell all this to Nero's mother Agrippina. ]

After lunch the next day.

In a room somewhere in the house.

Ian, Nero's teacher, is telling Agrippina what is in his mind.

"Ma'am, that's about it."

"Your current husband... doesn't seem to want to treat Miss Nero as his own daughter at all."

"I think this is an irreversible damage to her growth - so I hope the lady can find a way to solve this problem as much as possible."

"after all--"

Ian looked at the gorgeously dressed woman in front of him.

"Madam, you don't want your daughter to become a strange young lady one day, right?"

“By that time, things will be difficult to resolve.”

Ian's tone of voice was much heavier, which was different from his usual self.

And the reason why he did so was very simple.

That was to make Agrippina in front of him realize that his daughter was in extreme suffering.

As a mother, she should take action immediately.

however--

To Ian's surprise, after hearing all this, Agrippina not only did not show any surprise, but instead seemed to be secretly happy.

She looked at the man in front of her and asked a question in return.

"Did you...really hear Nero say that?"

"..."

"Yes." Ian nodded, "Madam, there is no need to doubt it - everything just now was told to me by Miss Nero herself."

"She even worried that if she didn't like this father, would it be a terrible sin?"

"Is there nothing else?" Agrippina continued.

"Did she... say anything more radical?"

"..."

[You didn't want to expose Nero's desire to be emperor so early.]

[But you can sense a rather terrifying expectation in Agrippina's eyes.]

[It seems like she had already calculated that this day would come, and now she is just waiting for you to reveal the truth.]

[You can't be sure whether this perception is true or not - after all, the other party didn't say it explicitly.]

[However, for Nero's growth, you feel that you still have to explain things to her as clearly as possible. ]

"Ma'am," Ian said respectfully.

"You are indeed right - Miss Nero said some pretty dangerous things to me."

"..."

Hearing Ian's words, Agrippina reached out to stop him, then walked to the window, closed it, and pulled all the curtains tight.

As a result, the room became much darker and it was difficult for sound to be transmitted from this place.

"Well, you can tell me now," said Agrippina after she had kept the secret.

"Seneca, what did Nero tell you?"

"..."

[You told her mother Agrippina exactly what Nero said that day.]

[On this basis, you also emphasized the relationship between it and Nero's father's indifference - it was because of his indifference that Nero had this grand desire to become emperor. ]

[This is an ironclad fact that cannot be changed in any way.]

only--

After listening to these remarks, Agrippina's first reaction was not to sympathize with her daughter.

Instead, he asked Ian another question.

"Then Mr. Seneca, do you think that given Nero's talent, is it really possible for him to become emperor?"

"..."

Feeling the obvious temptation in Agrippina's words.

Ian thought about it and expressed his current attitude to the mother in a way that did not violate his previous words.

“The talent to become an emperor is not something you have from the beginning - what is more important is the determination to accept hardships and setbacks after becoming an emperor.”

“Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was the emperor.”

Agrippina's eyes flashed with determination.

"Then Mr. Seneca, what you mean is... as long as the opportunity and training are just right, becoming an emperor will be a natural thing, right?"

"…You are quite right, ma'am."

"If that's the case—" Agrippina continued, "Do you think that if Nero really became emperor, those who assisted her should also have considerable credit?"

“…It’s a matter of course.”

"I understand." Agrippina smiled.

"So--"

"I'll ask you to instill this idea into Nero."

"She must know in the future that her becoming the emperor was not her own achievement."

"..."

[This is a very scary statement, and it can even be said that it is completely inappropriate for a mother to say this.]

[But somehow, you can feel Agrippina's determination to solve the problem. ]