Chapter 416: - 30 "It's Louise's situation." ①
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"Thank you very much for your visit, Mr. Scheidt."
There is a section of the royal palace where servants live.
There are servants of the royal family as well as those who come from the countryside to work. Most of the servants are from the castle town, but most of the others live in the palace.
Basically, servants share a room with two or three other servants.
However, those who hold a position or are the personal servant of a member of the royal family are entitled to a private room.
Louise, who invited Sam to her room, also had a private room because of her position as the head maid.
"No, I wanted to meet Louise once, too.
I am not used to being called "Mr. Scheidt" by a superior woman.
I once asked her to call me Sam, but she told me that a maid could not call me Sam, the eldest son of the king's brother, a court wizard with an earl's title, in a familiar way.
On the contrary, she asked me to call her "Louise", but as a result I have been allowed to call her "Miss Louise".
However, I could never have imagined that she was the love of Cédric's life when I met her for the first time.
"You are talking about Mr. Cedric, aren't you?
"Yes. I have called Mr. Scheidt here because he seems to be a friend of His Highness Cedric's, and I have a favor to ask him."
"I hope we can become close enough to be friends."
Sam is not yet close enough to call Cedric a friend.
He hopes that they can eventually become friends.
"Would you be able to convince Cedric to give me up?"
"I guess that's what you're going to have to talk about, isn't it?"
I had expected this from the moment he called me, but I was a little disappointed when he said it so clearly.
Cédric, who is straight in love with Louise, will probably be sad.
It's a pity, though, because it's just a matter of human feelings.
"I am happy for you, Your Highness. I also understand that your highness does not like me because we have made love.
"I don't think it's polite to ask this kind of thing."
"No problem. You can ask me anything.
"May I ask why you cannot accept Master Cedric's feelings?"
"--Of course. That's why I called Mr. Scheidt here."
Sam sits down in the chair at Louise's urging.
She began to talk quietly as she prepared the tea.
I was born in a rural village. It was a poor village, but because it was surrounded by forests, there were many beasts, and as long as we hunted, we had no trouble eating. In such a village I was stronger than the adults from an early age."
People like Louise are real.
Some are skilled, some have magical powers, but some are simply born strong.
"The villagers, including my parents, thought I was creepy. Still, they are a valuable asset and have never been treated unfavorably."
(I think it's unfair enough that they let kids fight, but they're strong, so they're creepy.)
Sam listened silently without speaking, as it was a good idea not to break the conversation.
"It was a child's idea, but I wanted to try my luck in the city, not in this closed and boring countryside," he said. Outside the village, everything was colorful and fresh. I became an adventurer and succeeded at a young age."
In fact, not everyone born strong can be as successful as Louise.
It is not enough to be strong to survive.
Louise must have had a lot more than just strength.
"I am sure she was just floating around. No, maybe she was licking her lips at the world.
Louise, who had achieved fame and status as a hard-earned adventurer, was not satisfied with fighting alone and led a wild life.
She had relations with men she did not like and once bought a male prostitute.
It was not only relationships.
He was hungry to fight, or rather to win.
He did whatever it took to win. He did and had done unspeakable things.
"One day, while I was living like that, it occurred to me. What am I doing?
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"Thank you very much for your visit, Mr. Scheidt."
There is a section of the royal palace where servants live.
There are servants of the royal family as well as those who come from the countryside to work. Most of the servants are from the castle town, but most of the others live in the palace.
Basically, servants share a room with two or three other servants.
However, those who hold a position or are the personal servant of a member of the royal family are entitled to a private room.
Louise, who invited Sam to her room, also had a private room because of her position as the head maid.
"No, I wanted to meet Louise once, too.
I am not used to being called "Mr. Scheidt" by a superior woman.
I once asked her to call me Sam, but she told me that a maid could not call me Sam, the eldest son of the king's brother, a court wizard with an earl's title, in a familiar way.
On the contrary, she asked me to call her "Louise", but as a result I have been allowed to call her "Miss Louise".
However, I could never have imagined that she was the love of Cédric's life when I met her for the first time.
"You are talking about Mr. Cedric, aren't you?
"Yes. I have called Mr. Scheidt here because he seems to be a friend of His Highness Cedric's, and I have a favor to ask him."
"I hope we can become close enough to be friends."
Sam is not yet close enough to call Cedric a friend.
He hopes that they can eventually become friends.
"Would you be able to convince Cedric to give me up?"
"I guess that's what you're going to have to talk about, isn't it?"
I had expected this from the moment he called me, but I was a little disappointed when he said it so clearly.
Cédric, who is straight in love with Louise, will probably be sad.
It's a pity, though, because it's just a matter of human feelings.
"I am happy for you, Your Highness. I also understand that your highness does not like me because we have made love.
"I don't think it's polite to ask this kind of thing."
"No problem. You can ask me anything.
"May I ask why you cannot accept Master Cedric's feelings?"
"--Of course. That's why I called Mr. Scheidt here."
Sam sits down in the chair at Louise's urging.
She began to talk quietly as she prepared the tea.
I was born in a rural village. It was a poor village, but because it was surrounded by forests, there were many beasts, and as long as we hunted, we had no trouble eating. In such a village I was stronger than the adults from an early age."
People like Louise are real.
Some are skilled, some have magical powers, but some are simply born strong.
"The villagers, including my parents, thought I was creepy. Still, they are a valuable asset and have never been treated unfavorably."
(I think it's unfair enough that they let kids fight, but they're strong, so they're creepy.)
Sam listened silently without speaking, as it was a good idea not to break the conversation.
"It was a child's idea, but I wanted to try my luck in the city, not in this closed and boring countryside," he said. Outside the village, everything was colorful and fresh. I became an adventurer and succeeded at a young age."
In fact, not everyone born strong can be as successful as Louise.
It is not enough to be strong to survive.
Louise must have had a lot more than just strength.
"I am sure she was just floating around. No, maybe she was licking her lips at the world.
Louise, who had achieved fame and status as a hard-earned adventurer, was not satisfied with fighting alone and led a wild life.
She had relations with men she did not like and once bought a male prostitute.
It was not only relationships.
He was hungry to fight, or rather to win.
He did whatever it took to win. He did and had done unspeakable things.
"One day, while I was living like that, it occurred to me. What am I doing?
"Thank you very much for your visit, Mr. Scheidt."There is a section of the royal palace where servants live.There are servants of the royal family as well as those who come from the countryside to work. Most of the servants are from the castle town, but most of the others live in the palace.Basically, servants share a room with two or three other servants.However, those who hold a position or are the personal servant of a member of the royal family are entitled to a private room.Louise, who invited Sam to her room, also had a private room because of her position as the head maid."No, I wanted to meet Louise once, too.I am not used to being called "Mr. Scheidt" by a superior woman.I once asked her to call me Sam, but she told me that a maid could not call me Sam, the eldest son of the king's brother, a court wizard with an earl's title, in a familiar way.On the contrary, she asked me to call her "Louise", but as a result I have been allowed to call her "Miss Louise".However, I could never have imagined that she was the love of Cdric's life when I met her for the first time."You are talking about Mr. Cedric, aren't you?"Yes. I have called Mr. Scheidt here because he seems to be a friend of His Highness Cedric's, and I have a favor to ask him.""I hope we can become close enough to be friends."Sam is not yet close enough to call Cedric a friend.He hopes that they can eventually become friends."Would you be able to convince Cedric to give me up?""I guess that's what you're going to have to talk about, isn't it?"I had expected this from the moment he called me, but I was a little disappointed when he said it so clearly.Cdric, who is straight in love with Louise, will probably be sad.It's a pity, though, because it's just a matter of human feelings."I am happy for you, Your Highness. I also understand that your highness does not like me because we have made love."I don't think it's polite to ask this kind of thing.""No problem. You can ask me anything."May I ask why you cannot accept Master Cedric's feelings?""--Of course. That's why I called Mr. Scheidt here."Sam sits down in the chair at Louise's urging.She began to talk quietly as she prepared the tea.I was born in a rural village. It was a poor village, but because it was surrounded by forests, there were many beasts, and as long as we hunted, we had no trouble eating. In such a village I was stronger than the adults from an early age."People like Louise are real.Some are skilled, some have magical powers, but some are simply born strong."The villagers, including my parents, thought I was creepy. Still, they are a valuable asset and have never been treated unfavorably."I think it's unfair enough that they let kids fight, but they're strong, so they're creepy.Sam listened silently without speaking, as it was a good idea not to break the conversation."It was a child's idea, but I wanted to try my luck in the city, not in this closed and boring countryside," he said. Outside the village, everything was colorful and fresh. I became an adventurer and succeeded at a young age."In fact, not everyone born strong can be as successful as Louise.It is not enough to be strong to survive.Louise must have had a lot more than just strength."I am sure she was just floating around. No, maybe she was licking her lips at the world.Louise, who had achieved fame and status as a hard-earned adventurer, was not satisfied with fighting alone and led a wild life.She had relations with men she did not like and once bought a male prostitute.It was not only relationships.He was hungry to fight, or rather to win.He did whatever it took to win. He did and had done unspeakable things."One day, while I was living like that, it occurred to me. What am I doing?
