Come Here, Tyrant! - Chapter 157

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‘What the hell happened to these two while I was away.’

Now it was frustrating. It was difficult to see Annie getting so terribly angry, and it was surprising that Robbie immediately apologized.

Robbie grumbled, but tried to obey Annie’s orders.

[It was my bad. I’m sorry, Ejed. ]

[Is that the apologetic attitude? With more sincerity! You have to be polite! ]

[Ah! Yes, I was wrong! ]

When did they become so close? The two brought out their true feelings to each other, like vaguely close friends. It was too much, and sparks splattered like an active volcano that he never knew when it would explode.

What would have happened if Ejed had not intervened between the two of them.

Robbie scratched his head in annoyance, looked at Annie and himself, and then left.

In the end, as always, there were only two left in the garden. Annie’s face was blushing in contrast to Ejed, who was embarrassed and the face turned whiter than usual.

Tweet. As if there had been no uproar a while ago, only the chirping of birds rang peacefully.

Now sitting on the wooden bench next to Annie, Ejed glanced at her.

It was precisely a lovely profile.

Annie’s cheeks were full of blush, apparently from anger. But she didn’t spit swear words or take any other action.

Ejed remembered her voice, which was high enough to resonate here. It was the first time she heard her voice, but it was cute rather than scary.

‘Clearly Robbie was at fault. Our Miss Annie is not the one to be angry with a strict person.’

Ejed, who confirmed in his heart, continued to look at Annie. The trembling eyelashes didn’t seem to have calmed down yet.

‘Come to think of it….. Miss Annie worried about my oracle told by Robbie……’

“Sir Ejed.”

Annie looked at Ejed with a determined expression on her face. Ejed trembled again at her gaze.

Just the fact that he was watching Annie so close was overwhelming. He also had a strong desire that this time would not pass.

‘…It’s really nice that Miss Annie came to the Imperial Palace.’

Until recently, he could not have even imagined such a thing. Nowadays, every day is new and he was grateful.

Even though they were sitting on the same bench, the temperature difference between the two was clear. Unlike Ejed, who has a cool atmosphere like a spring day, Annie was as solemn as a knight in a heavy snow.

Annie emphasized every word she said.

“From now on, we will fight together. It was strange even before that person was called the messenger of God.”

“…..”

It was hard for Ejed to hold back his laughter. She was suspicious of Robbie. Also, Annie’s expressive power was very rich.

“If you see anything suspicious, tell me first. Your Majesty. Are you listening?”

He couldn’t help but listen. He couldn’t have made fun of Annie talking with a lovely face like this.

Ejed nodded his head broadly, and Annie narrowed her eyes in suspicion. At that moment, people’s cheers were heard from afar.

It was the signal of a luxurious meal.

Annie jumped up when everyone heard the sound of admiration.

“We’ll go too.”

“….. together?”

“Yes. What’s the problem? Let’s go eat proudly.”

“Yes.”

After answering shyly, Ejed reached out to Annie. Then, as if she had waited, she grabbed him and strode forward.

Ejed, who was going to escort her, was rather following her. But there has never been a more exciting moment for him.

Under the sky that seemed to melt sapphire, there was a more sparkling jewel. Ejed followed her.

The autumn wind fluttered in his heart.

***

[Emperor Ejed Jean Porkaus is not a tyrant. I put the wrong oracle in my mouth by mistake. For this, I bow my head and apologize. ]

The truth spread by the messenger of god about the oracle has spread all over the world. The shock was even greater as Robbie had never spoken of a wrong oracle.

However, there were people who distrusted Ejed because of his performance on the battlefield. Moreover, the emperor did not enjoy talking with other people, and did not even try to show his appearance.

At some point, a hypothesis came to mind that the ruling class was plotting something. But the hypothesis quietly disappeared as if it had come out of nowhere.

It was thanks to the activities of the two assistants. Fiz, who has close friends inside and outside the Imperial Palace, wrote a letter as a witness, and Doher logically persuaded people.

The imperial palace first trusted the opinions of the two excellent aides, then spread to the capital and then to the whole of the empire.

Annie was happy when the situation changed as quickly as flipping the palm of the hand. But at the same time she felt exhausted.

It’s good that the false rumors about Ejed have been corrected now, but why was she like this?

‘….I’m upset. Why did Robbie lie like that?’

Annie was resentful as if it was her own affairs. She didn’t think anyone would be angry with him if it weren’t for her.

By the time those feelings gradually subsided, the people of the Dsev mansion also heard the facts about Ejed.

Thanks to Annie, the family members who had glimpsed Ejed even from a distance from the mansion murmured, saying that no wonder he had a gentle impression.

The most excited was Carla.

“There’s no way I don’t know. There’s no way such a person could be a tyrant.”

“That kind of person?”

When asked about in a strange tone, Carla answered in a triumphant voice.

“He recognized the Miss. If he was a mad tyrant, he wouldn’t have recognized that my Miss was a good woman.”

“Carla. How many times have I told you that we’re not like that.”

“Really not?”

“No. He is not …”

Talking more here would almost get her involved, so Annie cut her words down. She removed Carla, which was clinging to her.