CH 130

Cain’s previous life was that of an ordinary Alaska salaryman.

He was not very popular with women. No, he was very popular with the part-timer ladies at work, but that was only because he was the youngest in the company.

It was not so much that I was popular, but rather that I was adored.

Because he remembers his ordinary self in that previous life, Cain is aware that his current face is very beautiful. And the effect.

Julien was horrified to see Cain’s face right next to his when he raised his head, which had been facing down.

Julien felt his face heat up as his eyes met Cain’s, who was smiling gently at him. Julien sat up with a start and straightened his back.

“Ho, what I really want to do is to move to a new city.”

Straight away, Julien can’t see Cain’s face as he says this, looking at Cain’s study desk on the other side of the room. He bit his lines nervously.

As Julien sat up straight, Cain also straightened up and straightened his back.

“You want to move the capital because the original significance of the move was ‘to develop the country,’ right?”

“Yes.”

On the back of a flying dragon, in that place. Julien told Cain about the original meaning of moving the capital every hundred years. The royal capital, the place where the king resides, gathers people and things and therefore develops.

The capital is moved to a new location in order to preserve the city that has developed as the royal capital and to develop a new city. Julien said that this was the significance of the capital relocation.

He said that this has become a mere formality and has become a mere event of moving back and forth between already existing cities.

“In every city where we are now, there is already a mansion of each noble family. They are treated as villas, used as offices of their own trading companies, or used as residences of branch families, and so on. However, when the royal capital is moved, the main nobles will move to their residences. All the cities are built as walled cities for defense, so there is no room for new nobles or young nobles who stand as a branch of the family.”

Julien tells us, keeping his eyes straight on the study table.

In the long history of the city, there may have been no fallen aristocrats, but there is no way that the power structure will change drastically with the opening of a mansion or two.

“Do you know Maddy?”

Suddenly, Julien looked back at Cain and asked him this. Suddenly hearing the name of someone he knew, Cain rolled his eyes in surprise.

“A third-year student? Yes, I know her. We’re part-timers together.”

“Come to think of it, we danced together at the flower festival.”

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Julien seemed to have relaxed, perhaps remembering the flower festival, and his shoulders relaxed and he became a little bent over. With a naughty smile, he poked Cain in the side with his elbow and slapped him down with a slap.

“Maddy wants to marry a town boy and open a restaurant instead of following in the footsteps of a noble family. But there are few places to open a new restaurant in the current King’s capital. The only places that are available are warehouses in the back streets where no one passes by, or former drugstores that have been abandoned since an old man died alone and the discovery of his death was delayed due to a strange smell that caused a panic. Those are the only places that are available.”

“Is that also because some long-established business association or merchant has held up a good part of the place or something?”

“Yes, that’s right. The second city could be built as a second city between the two cities by building a larger wall around the royal capital, but in order to get from the first city to the second city, one must pass through the current outer gate, and there are only four such gates. In the end, it would likely not be profitable because people wouldn’t be able to come and go as actively.”

Well, that’s probably true, Cain thought. Even if another city is built around the outside of the walled city of the royal capital, in the end, the outside will be full of commoners. There is a good chance that it will be divided into a commoner town and a noble town.

In a country where the sense of distance between commoners and nobles has been brought closer by the Flower Festival, this would not be a good idea.

“If we can build a whole new city from the ground up, it will give new nobles, young nobles….. even young commoners who want to try something new a chance.”

Julien clenched his fists.

“That’s what I want to do. Fortunately or unfortunately, there is still a lot of uncultivated land in our country. But there are also a lot of monsters and beasts.”

“If that’s the case, then we can create jobs by organizing commoner soldiers, such as demonic beast strike squads and patrol units, right?”

“That’s right! It might be good to have an organization that can follow up on areas that the knights can’t handle. It could also be a place for those who cannot take over the family business.”

When Cain came back to the room, Julien was sleeping in a daze. Julien, who had been looking discouraged and not trying to hide his grumpiness, had a sparkle back in his eyes when he started talking about how he would do this and that if he built a new town.

He imagined a happy future, and a smile returned to his face.

“Julien’s face lit up with a smile. What Master Julien wants to do is not to move the city, but to cultivate and develop the land.”

“…… might be so.”

“Then…”

Cain turned his body around with one knee on the bed.

“Then you don’t have to give up, do you?”

“What?….”

“Let’s build a new city.”

“But it won’t be ready in time for the capital.”

“We’ll be ready.”

Julian also put one knee on the bed and faced Cain. He was wondering if Cain, who was too confident, had some secret plan.

“Why don’t you just build the city now for the capital’s relocation in a hundred years?”

Cain said this in a light tone, as if to say that it was a simple matter.