Chapter 50 – Chapter 4 – Old Ties
Klaus was considerate(?) For Julia and Kaela to have time to meet each other.
No matter how much I say it, it is impossible not to have antipathy against him while fighting fiercely with Kaela and demons who pretend to die, so he quickly informed them of the current situation and made them accept the fact.
Due to the nature of the prisoners, once the order is set, it is really difficult to go against the order.
Because that rank is what I value as much as my honor.
To Kaela, Klaus is an existence that cannot and should not be surpassed.
Since that Klaus recognized Julia as his new lord, Caella would now abandon any hostility or suspicion towards Julia and treat her as a superior to Klaus.
‘Due to the nature of Kayla, if the relationship doesn’t improve from now on, we will continue to clash. It’s a mutual loss if I’m uncomfortable with Yulia, so it’s better to get close quickly.’
Although the method was a little drastic, it could be said that it was similar to the case of getting to know each other before the joint marriage.
Unlike other women who always try to monopolize Klaus, Kaela does not rush forward or open her crotch even when she is in heat unless Klaus gives her ‘permission’.
This was the reason why Yulia didn’t look wary or disgruntled at Caela.
Once the order is set, he never climbs up, and when he is in the middle of sex with Klaus, he does not cut in line or try to eat falling beans.
She is also a woman who does not voluntarily do anything that harms Klaus due to her fierce and fierce tiger beastman and absolute loyalty unique to her race.
For this reason, from Julia’s point of view, it was okay to have at least one person next to Klaus.
‘Of course, being a woman doesn’t change, so I can’t unconditionally welcome her.’
I’m saying that I’ll give permission to the end, but I’m the devil who never tolerates messing around.
The man named Klaus was always and unconditionally his. You can only own yourself.
That was the image of an obsessive and jealous woman that Julia would later see.
‘Anyway, Yulia and Kaela will talk for a while and then break up.’
Currently, Klaus was on his way to see the aristocrats who were in the middle of putting together a novel.
As I’ve already talked to Kaela, they weren’t here to confuse the academy or investigate the truth of this incident.
Somehow, by pointing out the culprits of this incident as commoners, the commoners of human society are returned to their pre-war state.
It had the purpose of restoring it to such a state that it dared not even breathe.
When Klaus reached the hospital room, he quietly listened.
The guys inside seem to think that since they are whispering in such a quiet voice, no one will be able to hear the conversation from this side.
However, Klaus was using a skill that no one in this world could ever use.
Among them, of course, there was also a skill that could increase hearing several times.
– The skill, ‘Hearing Enhancement’ has been activated. –
“… So let’s sort it out. I don’t remember well, but I think someone attacked. Something like this.”
“Yes Yes. Thinking about it, it seems so. I guess so.”
“Of course it should. Could it be that our noble nobles would do such nonsense and stupidly act like beasts biting other people’s things with their mouths?”
“That’s right. Of course it is.”
“If this is the case, I can’t get rid of the suspicion that someone seems to have instigated me behind my back.”
“If you say buy it…”
“Who would laugh at the sight of these miserable nobles? Of course, they must be lowly commoners who don’t know how high the sky is and keep climbing up and trying to defile it.”
I shuddered and fell asleep. After all, these bastards have no chance of rebirth.
Giving up on those humans and deciding to join the demons was the wisest thing to do.
I made every effort during the 20 recurrences, so now I have nothing to sting on my conscience.
I have no interest in how many thousands or tens of thousands of people like that will die in the future.
Because you did the best you could for those who hadn’t done anything for you.
Klaus was already enjoying the thought of removing the cornerstones of the human world he had built while living in the academy.
Jump!-
Upon opening the door and entering, the aristocrats who had been whispering hard were surprised to notice Klaus, and the cadets, who had become eunuchs, covered themselves with blankets and lay down.
Since they were just fooling around with nothing, they couldn’t help but feel burdened for Klaus, who had done something that no noble could have done in the position of a commoner, and received a title he did not receive.
At least a while ago, he was not a commander, but a professor, so he provoked him hard, but he was caught doing something stupid like now, so now he had nothing to be proud of.
“Oh, Commander Klaus… Oh no Professor! I am not surprised!”
“You came in without knocking. This is a hospital room! No matter how badly you treat nobles, don’t you think it’s too rude to enter a room where patients are?”
At those words, Klaus really burst out with emotion.
That ridiculous bullshit was always a gag itself whenever I heard it.
Being rude is not what they say, and if you know that you are treating nobles as they say, you should take care of yourself. Why do you keep provoking?
“Because it’s a hospital room, keep your voice down. Don’t you have that kind of basic courtesy?”
“What, what?”
“I think I heard a rather interesting story.”
“What…”
“As far as I know, the investigation is a report that sees, listens to, and objectively judges the facts as they are, and raises them without subjective opinions. But, no matter how much I look at your stories I heard a while ago, it is not something that can be called that ‘investigation’.”
“It’s not an investigation. If asking them about what happened that day isn’t an investigation, then what is it?”
“Don’t you know? Alas, then let me tell you. That’s what I call a ‘novel’. It’s a story about making things up. Do you understand now?”
A clearly sneering tone was the young Klaus’ answer.
The aristocrats tried to scowl at him, distorting their expressions, but thinking that Klaus had heard all of their stories, it was clear that they were holding back, not knowing how the situation would escalate.
“Surely, during the internal investigation, they testified that they had committed sodomy and swayed around drunk on drugs that increased pleasure, and then, unable to overcome the energy, they did very foolish things. In the process, they even risked the honor of the nobles that there was no lie in their testimony. Isn’t that right, noble cadets?”
“That’s…”
“You’re not saying you don’t know, are you? The Academy’s archives must have already written down all the records of the testimony and the words at that time. An aristocrat who speaks two words with one mouth, a nobleman who is always worthy of honor, a nobleman who wants to spread rumors like that, but he has nothing to say. If not…”
Klaus grinned, holding a sneer in his mouth, and said something that would inevitably cause a man to become furious.
“Are you saying that you have no honor to protect because you are no longer a man? Then maybe you’ll understand…”
“Stop! Stop it, Klaus! Excessive!”
“Even though you are a war hero, you are just an academy professor without any title! Let alone a title, a body without even the status of a military officer No! Dare to be a commoner!!”
“Since you’re an insignificant commoner, aren’t you directly informing the nobles? If you change your words there, you will be kicking the honor of the nobility yourself, so please choose wisely.”
“…”
“…”
I don’t know if it’s advice or provocation, but it’s true no matter what.
It would be one of the most disgraceful things for a nobleman to testify on the honor of a nobleman and turn it over.
“Now. Shall we tell you what you were talking about earlier? It’s as if someone instigated them to bring the cadets here to this point, that’s what they were saying.”
Klaus trips over the most sensitive part properly.
Naturally, the startled nobles were more agitated than before and were talking about what they were talking about.
They are just investigating all the possibilities, but I wonder if Klaus himself is talking nonsense with qualifications because he is from a commoner.
They were probably the ones who casually said that if Caela or other Confederate soldiers heard it, they would cut their throats in excitement.
“Klaus, you don’t know! How wild the commoners have become now! If you don’t like it even a little bit, you’re trying to get someone to harm the nobles! Watch the riot right now!”
“It’s just a possibility, but there’s no evidence. In other words, they could be other races than commoners. And those cadets have already said with their own mouths that they did it.”
“I could have been threatened!”
“What kind of lunatics would even threaten to keep them alive? Don’t you think it’s normal to kill cleanly if you’re going to kill it? I still don’t know what makes her so pretty that she can’t act as a man and doesn’t even touch anything else.”
It was the part that hit the mark.
As they say, if the commoners really instigated this matter, if they had a grudge against the aristocrats, why did they ask for an assassination request to kill them?
Even if they wanted to humiliate them, there wouldn’t have been any problem if they cut their bodies off and put them in their mouths and then cut their throats and kill them, but they only suffered testicles cutting and their lives were spared.
“If you’re going to investigate, you’ll have to keep a wide range of possibilities open, as you say. You made a conclusion in advance that the commoners would have bought it unconditionally, and you are kissing.”
“Never have I ever! I’ve only heard that there is a possibility.”
“Ah, yes. Yes. Is that so?”
“You look like you’re quite dissatisfied with something?”
“How can there be no complaints?”
“Professor Klaus. Enough of that, since you are a commoner, I know very well that you are dissatisfied with us nobles. But you’re no longer the commander of the Confederate Army, you’re just a professor at the academy. No matter how we investigate, you have nothing to do with it!”
Certainly that point is correct.
As the aristocrat said, Klaus himself is nothing but a professor at the academy.
The position of former Confederate commander now has no meaning and he has lost all real powers he had, so he no longer has a voice within the kingdom.
A commoner professor at the academy, that could be said to be all that Klaus currently has.
Such a professor has no right to say anything to the investigation team made up of nobles.
At least the president should be able to raise objections while shouting at them.
If not, the current Klaus voiced criticism against them, but he could not correct it.
I don’t know if a person with such power that can easily chew on them comes.
“So, I am no longer the commander of the human army, nor am I a heavyweight in the military. Is this what it sounds like?”
“Hmm. I never said that, did you hear that?”
“I’m sorry. To be a war hero of the past!”
They are aristocrats who chatter and secretly scratch Klaus’ nerves.
Even if you say it’s the past, it was a few years ago, and they know that too.
However, it is now clear that he is neither a commander nor a member of the military.
There is nothing that can serve as a shield because Klaus treats the nobles carelessly.
The aristocrats were aiming for that, and they kept provoking in order to have a justification to drive Klaus, who had now become a commoner.
Tsutsuk, Klaus, who clicked his tongue, moved aside and opened his mouth.
“Yes, what do you think?”
“… ?”
“The Marquis of Kienmeyer.”
“… ?!”
“What, what?!”
A man appeared behind Klaus as he listened to the dazed screams of the nobles.
Although he hated nobles to the point of dropping a crane, he did not distance himself from everyone.
Even if you were an aristocrat, you were always welcome if you could call it a ‘person’.
“What a funny situation. Klaus.”
“That’s right. Darnell. What do you think, they ask me to get off?”
“Back off. I think I will have an advantage over you on a battlefield like this.”
One of the few true aristocrats who is highly regarded among the powerful in the kingdom and highly regarded by the military.
Klaus’ trustworthy aristocratic friend whom he met in preparation for such a time.
It was the moment when Marquis Darnell Kienmeyer stepped forward.
