Chapter 33. I’m going to get a dog (5)


    Even the sound of clicking my tongue makes my head pound.


    They say that once you reach the 6th circle, you can drink without getting drunk. Most Balkan wizards were 4th circle, and some were 5th circle.


    So, unfortunately, Arsene, who was unable to open the next circle after oveing the barrier of bing a 5th circle master, also could not reach the point where he could drink without getting drunk.


    Thanks to that, I drank a ss of all the hard liquor mixed together, took a sip, and fell asleep like I was fainting. Maybe I fainted and woke up as if I had been sleeping all along, but in reality, what is the point in distinguishing between the two?


    Anyway, Arsene couldn’t remember when Kyrie left n’s house. I didn’t know that Kyrie, who had veryplicated feelings about holding on to him andining, was wondering whether to break Arsene’s neck or not, and I didn’t know that he threw it on the sofa.


    “You really figured it out.”


    And of course, I didn’t know how much all the alcohol I had so excitedly opened and mixed was worth.


    Of course, n still didn’t know that Calian had told Arsene the secret. If I had known, I would have at least given him something to drink to relieve his hangover first and then beaten him.


    So Arsene exined what had happened, expressed his dissatisfaction with n for hiding the truth from him, and nned to run away from n’s house.


    On the day Kalyan said he was going to drink, he opened it and drank it privately, pretending not to notice yman’s attention, and saved it. It is said that it has been made for over 40 years, so it is clear that it has an incredible vor. The fact that Rika was mixed in was a bit of a problem.


    “It’s something we can’t get again, so what should we do?”


    The value was too great for Arsene to confidently state the reason for his ident. Moreover, I was speechless when I heard that I was trying to drink it with Kalian and no one else.


    Arsene opened his mouth, suppressing the feeling that his head was spinning and his stomach was churning due to a hangover.


    “I don’t think the prince likes to drink, Commander.”


    And then I did my best toe up with some random answer that made n a little more angry. Arsene saw that and quickly opened his mouth again.


    “No. I will try to save it somehow.”


    “Are you nning on robbing Den’s liquor storehouse?”


    Just two bottles on the continent.


    One at n’s house and one at Den’s liquor store.


    “Shall I brush it off?”


    Arsene asked this with a quite serious expression. In any case, wasn’t Arsene the type of person who only causes idents within a range that can be handled? If you have an ident, you have to fix it.


    “If you use the magic circle to get to Siegfried’s territory, Secretia will be right there, Commander.”


    So, without even considering what it meant to open the king’s liquor store deep inside the Secretia pce, I just said that it wouldn’t take much time toe and go like this.


    n made a disgusted face as he looked at this crazy wizard, not knowing whether he was confident, arrogant, or just fearless.


    “You shouldn’t say anything. Now, just leave it alone.”


    It didn’t mean much, but I thought it was a good thing since drinking the same alcohol as Den didn’t seem to be very pleasant for Calian.


    n, who had prevented the deterioration of the rtionship between the two countries with a generous heart, clicked his tongue again as he looked at the ugly face of Arsene, who seemed to be a few years older than him.


    “The prince would be very pleased if he knew that you got into trouble like this because of alcohol. Why did you do that?”


    Ask quickly too.


    Arsene poured about three sses of water on the table and told the story he heard from Calian the day before.


    So, I got caught again.


    I told it all to Arsene, not to anyone else.


    Looking at Arsene, he said it didn’t seem like there was any problem, but anyway, this time too, everyone was caught.


    The corners of n’s sharp eyes gently curved.


    “… I’ll just leave this guy alone.”


    n, perhaps aware that Arsene’s shoulders in front of him had stiffened due to the sudden appearance and disappearance of his peer, turned his head towards Arsene and said,


    “Anyway, please keep the house clean and don’te to the pce today. Just rest. I’m going to go see the prince.”


    I really have to scold you this time.


    No matter what happens, I will definitely punish you.


    * * *


    …… What is it.


    “Master!”


    The guy who dug up the secret was at fault.


    The person whose secret was discovered is not at fault.


    No matter what, if it seemed like there was something a person wanted to hide, I should have known how to close my eyes and move on, and pretended not to know even if I knew, and pretended not to have seen or heard anything. Are you saying to my pretty student’s face that he dared not tell me the truth because he did something good in the past?


    Seeing Calian’s bright smile that was warm like a spring breeze and sparkling like winter frost, Allen, who had unconsciously lost all his anger, came to his senses thinking that no matter what, he couldn’t say that he had done a good job for revealing the secret.


    “Please tell me the next order. I will go ahead and get rid of it.”


    Still, I think I used to pretend to scold him, but now I can’t even do that.


    I asked them to decide the order in which they would inform me, but they actually decided the order and told me, but no, what ce in the world would they scold my precious disciple who listens so well to the Master? It would be a shame if I just patted it and told it to grow well, in case it got into trouble.


    So wouldn’t it be a good idea to just get rid of the next turn so that the beautiful student doesn’t have to suffer?


    “There are only a few people left who don’t know. Wouldn’t it be really bad if more were discovered now?”


    No, the one who knows that.


    “I’ll be careful.”


    Calian, who said this, smiled brightly. Just in case, I ask you not to destroy Euryana, Demirea, or Lemaine.


    In the end, I let out a sigh that I had given up again.


    Calian, who now knew better than anyone else what forgiveness meant, smiled brightly. The owner of the room, who was looking at the sight from afar and looking like he couldn’t bear it, didn’t pay any attention.


    nz, who was taking a bite of a wonderful dish made with boiled chicken breast and sliced avocado, slightly pickled in apple cider vinegar and rolled up with long slices of cucumber, continued eating silently, wondering if what he wanted to spit out was the cucumber or the curse. . I couldn’t even remember how the three of us were having lunch together. When I came back from finishing up the knights’ work, n was sitting with me so naturally.


    Calian asked n, who put a thick piece of bacon on top and a soft, well-cooked onion in his mouth.


    “Is Lord Hertz okay? I heard he couldn’t evene to the pce.”


    I heard from ntz that Arsene did note to the pce.


    The previous day, for the first time, Kirie refrained from telling a detailed story. Therefore, Calian did not hear anything that was exchanged between the two other than that Arsene had done a heinous thing by ruining all of n’s alcohol and that he had fallen asleep while drinking.


    n, who slowly chewed and swallowed what was in his mouth, answered.


    “Nothing’s wrong with that friend, so don’t worry and take a look inside Prince Calian. He must have turned upside down as well.”


    I don’t know if there’s anything left in Arsene’s mind to care about what’s going on, but anyway, shouldn’t Allen be concerned about Calian’s feelings about the people in the Kyris Pce?


    “Isn’t that right, Prince nz?”


    Then, out of the blue, he called out ntz.


    I don’t know if it’s because my insides are feeling ufortable or because nz’s insides are feeling ufortable, but since we keep eating together, I thought we might have be a little closer, but as I watched, I realized that nothing had changed in particr. So n tried to talk to ntz.


    I feel like I’m stuck in a ce where my younger brother’s stepdad and my younger brother are eating together, but this is my room, so ntz, who was just eating without saying a word, picks up the apple carbonated water next to him and takes a sip without saying a word. drank.


    “Oh, we’re both noisy today.”


    Kalian may have known n’s intention, but he drew n’s attention again with these words. Kalian is like Kalian, and nz is like nz, so they told us to leave ntz alone.


    n, who understood Calian’s words to some degree, frowned and said.


    “Anyway, other than giving birth to princes, I can’t find anything good you’ve done.”


    It was said while thinking of Lemain.


    No matter what happened, it was definitely Lemain’s fault that there was so muchmotion in nz. So n clicked his tongue and put down his fork and knife.


    Calian smiled slightly and said, as he was ready to rush out and punish Lemain again.


    “Master, if you have time, please help me for a moment. If you are busy, you can leave.”


    This is n, who will either stop time by grabbing Serenti by the cor, or create time by holding on to that sun. Even when Calian asks for help, how could he refuse? Therefore, n nodded without even thinking about what the schedule was.


    “Speak up. I will help you.”


    It seemed like I had something to do with Lemain in the afternoon, but Lemain could wait or not.


    * * *


    Three cups of moderately sweet milk tea were ced on the table between the sofas.


    While Kalian smiled slightly as he remembered Hina saying that the color that was the same as that milk tea was tinum, n, who was looking at what Kalian hadid out, massaged his temples.


    “Is this a different matter than the one that requires Prince Tensil’s information?”


    “Yes. Information on Crown Prince Tensil is needed for Brother Randel, and this is my job.”


    The matter rted to ‘Zeon’ was Kalian’s.


    I was in a bit of a hurry to check because of nts, and to be more precise, I would say it was rted to both Kairis and Secretia, but for now, it was something that Calian had to check.


    n nodded and took a look at what was on the table.


    I drew a fairly detailed picture of what the axis of time originally looked like, and wrote down the letters engraved on the ring as I remembered them. It was the data sent by Chase.


    n, who was quietly watching this, opened his mouth.


    “Would it make any difference if you knew the meaning of the letters engraved on the stone?”


    He was asking whether Calian’s ability to check the letters engraved on the axis of time and somehow find out their meaning would help in finding the origin of Zeon.


    “If they had only touched the birds, I would have thought the same, but they said they chased after the president of the association at first. It was not the letters carved on the stone, but the letters on the wall of the cave.”


    What I meant was that I was trying to read the contents of a piece of paper attached to a cave wall that looked like something carved into a stone.


    However, deciphering letters was not amon task. At most, it is not possible to find out byparing three pieces of information, but rather, you have to have more extensive information and knowledge to figure out the meaning of one or two letters.


    “Wouldn’t it be too difficult?”


    “So I put aside what I was nning to read.”


    He nodded his head, acknowledging this in a fairly light tone. Then he looked at ntz sitting in front of him and said.


    “I asked to borrow my smart brain, and my brother, who is also very smart, came up with something clever.”


    “Keep barking.”


    ntz got irritated by the constantments about him being smart from the day before.


    Anyway, Calian said, pointing to the letters engraved on the axis of time.


    “If you look at the letters here, there are small dots. If you think about it, these are not part of the letters, but other marks.”


    A fairlyrge ring. Letters the size of a fingernail written on that ring. Kalian continued his exnation by pointing out several of them one by one.


    “There are letters with dots in the same ce, and when they are put together, they have one stroke inmon. So, I thought that the letters with dots might have different meanings, so I only selected the ovepping parts.”


    Calian, who had spoken thus far, wrote something with his finger on the table. The dark red light aura slightly flowing from the tip of his finger revealed something. I created a character.


    “Something interesting came out.”


    It is a character that is no longer used and is only passed down to the Secretia royal family on this continent.


    Calian grinned and opened his mouth.


    “It reads as Zeon. And.”


    Words that were unfamiliar to n.


    But words that clearly remained in Calian’s memory.


    “It means the king of humans. I thought it was a coincidence, but since it’s written here too, I can’t ignore it.” Those


    big-eared races that he didn’t want to see again. Calian, who thought about what they called him, concluded his speech.


    “Did your highness treat the elves very harshly? I guess. “I think you should meet the Elven Elder.”


    Or the Mother Tree they like so much.