Come Here, Tyrant! - Chapter 129

“Cough, cough!”

“Your Majesty, are you okay?”

Doher asked anxiously at Ejed, who was dry coughing.

Even though he wore a white mask, he did his job steadfastly, but his complexion turned white, so it wasn’t very good.

What is a little strange is that the expression on the face is brighter than ever.

His eyes were bright and his voice was high.

“It’s okay.”

Ejed, who answered quietly, looked down at the documents. Although not in good physical condition, the State Department was always essential.

Of course, his concentration was not as good as he thought.

[ I really want to put a bridge between the two of you. ]

He didn’t know that Annie’s maid would notice his heart.

Still, she seemed to have a good view of him. So he’d be willing to let her connect him with Annie.

Ejed stared down at the papers he was holding and fell into his thoughts. After that, nothing good happened.

It’s because Robbie came to see him when he heard the news that he was coughing, and there was a riot.

Ejed said it was a mild cold in the changing seasons, but he had a hysterical attitude.

[ Look at it. You have to stay away from that woman! ]

It was even more difficult to calm the overreacting Robbie. After repeating the same words dozens of times, he left.

‘Why does Robbie hate Annie so much…? ‘

Not only the people around him but also Fiz and Doher like Annie.

The Lords sometimes squinted their eyes and insulted here, but that was only a few.

Even Annie is loved by monsters. Ejed patted Sev’s head, who was sleeping on his lap.

Sev is a good follower of him and his two assistants, but he listens very well to Annie.

Sometimes Doher even noticed that he was missing her. He groaned as he looked at the violet pupils as beautiful as her pupils.

“By the way, where’s Fizz?”

‘Your Majesty often visits Senior these days.’

Doher just felt proud. Fizz, who has reflected on himself since the last incident, is also unique, but his position seems to have improved.

As proof of that, Fizz had a pulpit to decide what to do, and Ejed also sought him out.

“Yes. he went to the Imperial Ministry of Foreign Affairs for a while. He has documents to deliver.”

“…. again.”

‘Was he saying that I should lessen the weight of such trivial things?’

Doher, who misunderstood the intention, added hastily.

“Next time, we’ll share the errands. Or we can have a servant.”

Then Ejed nodded his head.

‘Hurry up and get better so I can go see Annie.”

It was a pity that he couldn’t even go see Annie for fear that she might catch his cold.

Ejed worked harder than usual. When work is done, he can eat and get a good night’s sleep.

‘So he can see Miss Annie… .’

Sev’s wings, sitting on his lap, fluttered.

***

Robbie waved dryly at the white-haired young man walking in the distance.

He was a strong man who wore only white tiger skins on his muscular upper body. His eyes were exceptionally clear, and his blue eyes were clear.

“Hey. You’re here?”

The young man who found him laughed with his mouth wide open.

“Grandpa Robbie!”

The young man’s steps through the imperial corridor were very light and cheerful.

Eventually, he approached Robbie and spoke with a unique accent that is hard to hear in Porcaus.

“Hello. Grandpa! It’s been a long time.”

“Who is Grandpa?”

“Huh, if you’re close with my grandfather, you’re a grandfather.”

When the young man spoke like a joke, Robbie snorted.

This white-haired young man was one of the envoys from Kesen. He was also the grandchild of a close friend whom Robbie knew a long time ago.

He admired Robbie as he looked at the same age as himself. His skin was very smooth with no wrinkles.

No, nothing has changed.

“Even though it’s been ten years since I saw you when I was young, you’re still the same.”

“It’s good to be young.”

“Haha.”

“Hey, Rai.”

“Yes, Grandpa.”

“Stop saying that grandfather. Anyway, there is something you can do to help.”

There was no time to say greetings. Robbie moved his mouth hurriedly after he checked to see if anyone was eavesdropping.

After a while, after hearing Robbie’s story, Rai sighed.

“… So, you want to bully a new ministry of foreign affairs’ official? Grandpa, why have you changed so much?”

“Hey, you bastard. It’s a matter of the country’s reputation.”

“Still, not this. Grandpa has gone too far.”

At Rai’s decisive attitude, Robbie burned inside.

No, why are there so many people around him who take her side?

‘I didn’t know that that bastard Demela would do that.’

Confused, Robbie brought out the last move he had saved.

“Your grandfather owes me a light debt, you know?”

“…..”

“You wouldn’t be in this world without me, man. Why are you doing this to me when you know?”

“….. Ummm.”

Rai, who was worried as he touched his chin, sighed.

“I’ll help you if it’s a bad person, but if it’s not, I can’t.”

“Very bad. His majesty almost died because of that. He’s been coughing a lot since the last few days.”

“Hmm.”

‘Did they try to poison him?’

Rai opened his mouth in surprise.

It seemed that an incredibly bold, terrifying person was hiding as an official.

Rai, nervous, nodded his head broadly.

“Okay. Rather, what’s his name?”

“Annie.”

Robbie muttered as if to name the world’s most evil villain.

“The woman’s name is Annie Mill Dsev.”

***