Even if you succeed in jobless reincarnation and time magic, you must live life to the fullest.

It was as if Parkus's death was so insignificant.

In fact, it does.

I recalled the scene not long ago when Parkus came to me in the pouring rain.

I remember him kneeling on the ground, begging me to take Benedict away.

I recall the distorted expression on his face at that time.

That expression...

What was Paccus thinking at that time?

Is it regret?

Regret over your lack of accomplishment?

Do you regret waking up too late?

Do you regret the things you've done?

Or does he regret getting Benedict pregnant?

These……

I have no idea about any of it.

in the end.

I know very little about the character of Parkus.

All I know is that he's an annoying guy.

Why did Benedict fall for him?

Why would Death, Randolph, be willing to help him?

These are all mysteries.

He just died like that, leaving me with a huge mess.

But I can't just sit idly by.

……

I quietly pulled Randolph aside.

Did Parkus say anything before he died?

"Oh, His Highness Pacus asked me to take good care of the Princess and the child in her womb."

Randolph seemed a little down.

That being said.

He was, after all, a knight of the Dragon King Kingdom.

If it's the king's order, he probably has no choice but to obey.

“I will fulfill His Highness Pacus’s last wish and protect His Highness Benedict.”

Randolph said this.

"But aren't you a knight of the Dragon King Kingdom?"

"Before that, I was Death."

"……grim Reaper?"

"My previous Grim Reaper was named Laxus. He was called the Grim Reaper because he would listen to his opponents' dying wishes and fulfill them no matter how difficult it was."

"..."

“I killed him and then inherited the title from him.”

"Yeah, I understand."

then.

Randolph witnessed Parkus's execution.

The execution process was very simple.

Parkus was summoned.

After arriving before the king.

The king casually described the situation in the Kingdom of Siron.

Then, Parkus was sentenced to death.

No one objected.

Without even considering struggling, Pakus smiled bitterly as he ascended the execution platform.

However, before the execution began, Parkus shouted his last wish to Randolph.

"Randolph! You must take good care of Benedict and the baby in her belly!"

One word stirred up a thousand waves.

The king quickly ordered that Benedict's body be examined.

It has been confirmed that she is pregnant.

As for whose child it is... that goes without saying.

Since you're pregnant.

Naturally, it cannot be used for marriage alliances.

As the child of a prince from an enemy country, Benedict was considered trouble.

Once this child is born...

The ensuing disputes are self-evident.

With this in mind, many people have tried to prevent the child from being born.

There was nothing Benedict could do.

The only person they could rely on was Randolph.

This has really gotten to the worst possible situation...

"I'll find a way to get Benedict out of here."

That's what I said.

If marriage doesn't work, we have to find another way.

Should we negotiate using force?

Although Randolph was prepared to risk his life for this, there was no doubt that he was no match for the entire Dragon King Kingdom.

But if it were me, I should be able to do it.

How to do?

Should we force Benedict out with us?

……

As I pondered this, I left the park.

at this time.

A somewhat familiar figure appeared in front of me.

"Hey, buddy, long time no see."

I looked up.

He is the Great General of the Dragon King Kingdom.

Chagall Gargantis.

296. Chagall's Proposal

"It's been seven or eight years since we last saw each other."

Chagall walked over familiarly, smiling and extending his hand.

"Lord General."

"Oh, there's no need to be so formal."

Although it sounds easy to say.

But he blocked my way, as if to prevent me from passing...

No, she probably just wants to talk to me.

Chagall glanced casually behind me, then a smile returned to his face.

"If possible, shall we find a place to talk?"

"No need, this is fine."

"Hmm...it's alright."

Chagall seemed quite cheerful.

I don't know much about this guy.

Orstide didn't tell me any relevant information either.

He simply said that there were no divine apostles in the royal palace of his Dragon Kingdom.

That being said.

Even from a purely national standpoint, it's not impossible for them to become my enemy.

"The situation at the front is critical. Why isn't Your Excellency General commanding the battle there? What are you doing here?"