78 Episode 76: Angry Meer in the Carriage

The Tiermoon Imperial Kingsguard has a dedicated unit (Princess Guard).

That unit, made at Ludwig's request, is an immediate unit organised by Ludwig to be able to cope at any time with the whims of Princess Meer.

Protected by such loyal soldiers, the carriage carrying Meer was all the way to Viscount Bellman territory.

"I didn't know you could leave in half an hour after you gave the instructions, Ludwig."

"No, I was punished for a previous visit to a poor neighborhood (slum)"

On Ludwig's face answering, I didn't see the grump.

Because Ludwig puts a certain trust in the fact that Meer's actions are basically free of errors and that it is based on goodwill and intelligence.

Ludwig, an outstanding official, had a good grasp of the problems that were occurring in Viscount Bellman territory. So at the time the Viscount came to see Meer, he anticipated something would happen and was ready in advance.

- But this time I managed because I had information, but I'd like you to share some more thoughts with us if possible... No, it is only a proper reading of His Royal Highness's mood that makes you your subordinate.

From time to time, the leap in genius logic can be seen in Meer's words and actions.

Because his head spins so fast, he doesn't realize that he thinks one or both hands ahead of the other.

But that would also mean that Meer is a young dead man.

Ludwig's expectations and loyalty grew without ceiling knowing that if he continued to grow, he would become a wise monarch.

"So, Ludwig, I was wondering if you could tell me about Viscount Territory."

Meer with a grin.

- It's about Her Royal Highness the Princess. Perhaps you know, by the way, the situation in Viscount Bellman's territory. Yet you dare ask for information from me...

How many thoughts are shimmering behind that smile that leaves you with a young grin of unbearability, even looking like you haven't thought about it...

Ludwig tries to read and act on Meer's intentions as much as possible, but still, I guess he doesn't understand half of them, I find it bitterly impudent.

- Perhaps you intend to summarize your thoughts as you talk about checking how correct the information you have is, and how to solve the problem...

"Now, let me explain. Viscount Bellman Territory now has…"

As she listened to Ludwig, Meer felt a cold sweat pouring down her spine.

"That's where I have the information..."

Just finishing up hearing all his explanations, Meer said,

- Oh, abuuuuuuuuu...!

Unexpectedly, it crushes an unproductive word in my chest.

Most importantly, that's not impossible either.

Cutting through the Still Sea Forest, eliminating the minority Loulou tribe for that matter, what lies ahead across that forest is the Rudolphon side Tubor territory, do it all with the full support of Meer......

It was a story where the dangerous words that came to mind were embedded in the mole.

I've seen it many times in my diary, but I don't remember Meer at all.

I didn't know this was happening in my own ignorance......

- Oh, I see. Sure enough, even Tiona and I get along.

Regardless of the previous timeline, according to the diary, the friendship with Tiona will be twisted, unchanged in this timeline.

Meer wondered because there were no such signs in school life......

- I've solved all the mysteries, Viscount Bellman, and I forgive you!

In Meer's belly, the mundane and angry boil.

Seeing Meer like that, Ludwig raised his fondness that he was still a firm and angry man at the tyranny of the nobility.

"That's about all I know. I'm pretty sure Viscount Bellman has an affair at this stage..."

Ludwig cut the words there.

In fact, the hard part was ahead of us from there. What Viscount Bellman was trying to do was, in fact, that there was no way a large part of the grey zone to blame.

It's not a bad thing to cut through the woods and create land, and it's not a muscular thing to be complained about if you're going to do it on your own.

The border with Count Rudolphon's territory is also certainly vague, so it is difficult to even tell him to stop on that grounds, and if it were the voice of a minority and the voice of a Viscount, the imperial central government would support the Viscount.

Furthermore, as a military ministry, for once, we need a good reason, like "restoring security on the ground", to withdraw more than we have dispatched troops.

Ludwig had no idea how to solve these problems. Even though......,

"So, Master Meer, what are you going to do?

"It's been decided. I'm gonna smash it!

Meer snorted away.