Regressor Instruction Manual

Untitled Part 53

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This certainly worked.

'It has no choice but to work.'

Considering that 99.9% of the people were Benigorians, it would be weird if this did not work in the first place.

A sentence that had appeared a few times in the Bible was inflated and interpreted politically.

Since religion was woven into democracy, it was natural for this book to gain momentum.

However, since this was also written in a hurry, it didn't mean that there weren't any holes at all, but I knew the people would be willing to overlook these holes.

Everyone was equal under the Goddess.

The weight and sweetness of this sentence would be irresistible to common imperialists. It may have reflected sweetly even to the common priests.

As I slowly closed the book while sitting in front of the bonfire, I saw Deokgu and Ki-mo staring at me.

It was good to hear the branches crackling and burning, but I couldn't help but ask.

"Can I hear an explanation?"

It was natural to wonder what had happened in front of me today. However, I did believe that an explanation was due.

"No, I think I should speak before that... Well, why is the Guild Master here?"

"There was something I had to do personally. I'll tell you more about it when it's sorted out, but you can think of it as something related to Black Wizard."

"What? Did you get a request from the Pope's or the Imperial Family?"

"You can think so. Then, and Deokgu..."

"Well, I am on Hyung-nim's errand. This is already the twelfth one. I was told to work slowly starting far from the capital, but... you know that Lee Jihye? I was commissioned to spread this book from where Jihye-ssi picked! Curiously, I haven't seen any nobles or knights like nobles while working on this. Isn't that right? Ahn Ki-mo?"

"Yeah. It's as Deokgu said. Since the troops are concentrated on the eastern side, the western side where we are right now has a lot of room. Also, long time no see, Guild Master."

"Yes. As I was focused on my work..."

"I heard that it had been a while since you've been gone from the royal castle."

"That's right. Things happened in the middle... Actually, we've bumped into each other just when I was about to return. That... Is Kiyoung-ssi the one who made this book?"

"To be precise, it wasn't made by him alone... he made it with Jihye-ssi. Hee-young seemed to have often visited the royal castle to help, too. Well, what can I do? More than that, it seems that Hyung-nim is looking for you anxiously... Haven't you seen each other for a long time?"

"Yes. Actually... a lot of time has passed."

"Oh, Hyung-nim looked for you... well."

"Ah. Did he?"

"Yes. Absolutely! It seemed like he wasn't in a good mood, as if something bad happened in the royal castle. In fact, it seems like he has no energy every day. He walks around with a face that he does when he is a little angry. That's why I'm even doing the Democracy Fighter Bark Teoku."

"Did you say he wasn't in a good mood?"

"Yes. I definitely had that feeling."

"Is this book...?"

"Oh. It's a book that he made crankily."

"Hmm..."

'Perhaps he can be like that...'

I suddenly thought about it, and I realized that I certainly didn't care much after leaving the job with him.

I thought that Kiyoung would do well, and in fact, I thought that only Kiyoung could control the First Princess.

Perhaps it would be weird if it wasn't hard.

The Charlotte I knew was a capable Empress, and Charlia was an irreparable idiot.

I, too, couldn't help it because I had something to do, but if I had to say something about this, it meant that I had made a mistake.

Kiyoung was a really trustworthy person in general, but I knew that he sometimes expressed his dissatisfaction like this.

As we had spent a lot of time together, I can roughly see what kind of person Lee Kiyoung is.

It was the same with Cho Hyejin's case, and it would be strange if I didn't know because he showed such behavior in very small things, too.

'He's expressing dissatisfaction.'

Considering what Deokgu said, it would be okay to think that this was an expression of his dissatisfaction.

'I couldn't take it into account.'

I thought it was definitely a mistake.

I only thought that there was still a lot of time left, and I could not calculate the anxiety Lee Kiyoung would feel, or that the political prestige would be ruined.

The problem was that what he did was too big and radical to be called a mere expression of dissatisfaction.

There was an old saying that the country and home must be at peace.

I had focused too much on the outside and was too negligent to the situation inside.

'W... What should I do?'

I had to worry about whether it would be better to bring him a gift.