That Ordinary Mister is a War God

Messengers

"The truth is, I brought you a message from His Majesty."

When Bal finally reveals his original role, Sidonier takes a breath with his orange eyes round.

"Your Majesty is a lot more cautious that you're going to be a messenger."

The messenger is indeed an important role.

It is common, however, to put an escort on a trustworthy person of considerable stature.

Hachishenhui (Leviataine) would probably be chosen as an important messenger's escort, but I didn't expect him to be promoted to the messenger himself.

"You said I wouldn't have to worry in case."

Bal himself, laughs bitterly because he can agree with Sidonier.

"I can agree with you on that, but I don't know anything about a situation where the word" lack of service "is so appropriate.... or is that so much important information? Like I should know as little as possible?

Instead of laughing, she turned her gaze to explore.

If the strongest Bal himself were to be sent, he wondered if it would be so classified that no one but the Emperor and Yagami Fai should know about it.

"No, I'm not. They just told me to make sure I had a noticeable encounter with you and let my enemies think a lot. What if there's an enemy spy in there?"

Bal explained before checking.

"I was aware of that, so I assumed you did that sort of thing?

If you didn't want to stand out, you should have used metastatic magic.

It was thought that Sidonier did not dare to use it and collected his ears and eyes through the road because he was guessing why he had come.

"You're the one who likes to keep secrets. I just wondered if I had to avoid being noticeable."

She answers as a dust.

I tend to be noticed for being a young and beautiful woman and for being Yagami Fai, but I showed her that it wasn't all that.

"It's a brilliant decision. Let's get down to business. One thing I'd like you to do is raise the alert line for your entire area."

"... did you find out anything about the enemy?

Sidonier's question would be natural.

But Bal shakes his neck to the side.

"Unfortunately. However, the countries of the same continent should know to some extent about our national power. If you don't know, there are speculations about whether it's another continent."

"I see. Until now, my country has been unrelated to the kind of conspiracy, probably because we were there. It is convincing if we think of it as the work of those on other continents. Besides, outside the continent, our country doesn't have an intelligence hub."

Sidonier bites his lips regrettably wondering why he didn't think of it.

"I don't have a choice. Because he was confused by surprise, and he was nervous about whether a second blow was coming."

Bal spread his hands in an easygoing manner.

It's Sidonier who accepts as optimistically as he does and can't change his mind, but I know it's futile where I told him.

For this reason, he exhaled for a long time to turn his mind to the matter at hand.

"I mean, if you're from outside the continent, you're likely to come using the ocean. So be on guard with me in the east, too."

He nods to her words.

"Right. Apart from the west, our country also has a large territory on top of facing the sea. You can't keep water on guard without leaking, but you can't leave nothing behind without hitting your hands."

"So it's Yagami Fai's turn. We can handle about 10 km ² on our own."

Sidonier speaks out loud and horrible things.

How many normal soldiers are working for?

Of course neither she nor Bal will indulge here.

"I guess that's the thing. Disperse and place several Yagami Fai, leaving the rest to the Knights and aristocratic private soldiers. It's a good place to be."

Bal laughs without speaking up.

Yagami Fai's powerful strategy was delightful to him.

"Should I also worry about Yagami Fai asking for a strategy, being taken backwards?

"I agree, but suddenly you won't be able to tell me to do it now"

I also take Bal for granted Sidonier's concerns.

However, while responding to the emergency situation, it is also impossible to ask for structural reforms.

If at least all the nobles were loyal to the Emperor, it would still be possible.

"If we're going to be cautious, I think we should assume that Yagami Fai won't be able to function."

"You're not wrong."

A critical attitude can be challenged from her words and deeds to the contemporary emperor.

It is only foolish of her to fail to prepare for the most horrible situation of not being able to rely on Yagami Fai, to the habit of cowards if you make her say so.

It has been decided that it is not easy, but that is why it is her idea that it should not be left behind.

The emperor knows Sidonier is critical of himself.

That's why I didn't name Sidonier as the Yagami Fai who seems to support me when it comes to the Crown Prince issue, and that's the same reason I baled today's messenger.

(Though it seems prudent Your Majesty)

And he doesn't say it even if he thinks it.

What I said was something else.

"But what exactly? Wouldn't that put a strain on the Sorcerer, General, or Adventurer's Guild?

Bal asked her if she had any ideas.

Sidonier is not the kind of person who makes criticisms for criticism, which is a question because he thinks he is.

"Yeah. You have school education, don't you? Why don't you do that elite version?

Advice, she immediately linguizes her ideas.

"An elite version of school education? Are we going to use the fact that it's easier for people to be uniform in group education to raise a certain level of elites?

"That's Bartolomeus, we're talking fast."

Sidonier is happy to touch Bal's words.

"I do think we will be burdening each department. But isn't that something you can expect in return?

"When an institution is created that can produce the elites, the benefits are enormous. However, you seem to have a hard time preparing your mentors. You can't just pull me out of active duty."

While acknowledging the beauty of her ideas, he felt unrealistic.

But I've flickered unexpectedly.

"With that said, a few former Yagami Fai were still alive. Are you going to ask them to do this?

"... brilliant, Bartolomeus. You've read my mind."

Sidonier gave a respectful tribute.

The opposing Bal shrugs his shoulders in silence.

"That's not going to solve the shortage."

He listened, staring at her orange eyes.

"Or do you have any other ideas?

"No. If I had thought of that, I would have played it to Your Majesty myself."

Sidonier answers with regret.

"Right. I'll think of something for myself, too, okay?