Chapter 537
Heinrich refused to join, but he had no intention of letting him die.
So Sarkegar kept reporting the situation of the Kernstadt garrison, and I was also watching the situation.
Judging that Satan might arise, I followed them with Harriet.
I wondered if Louise von Schwarz was laying her hands on Heinrich, but why.
Louise, in a very stupid way, killed her brothers.
And, even though it is true that he is an illegitimate child, he was able to hear the shocking truth that he was not the king’s illegitimate son, but Louise’s illegitimate son.
said Charlotte.
Hearing about the assassination of Heinrich, Louise von Schwartz couldn’t do such a foolish thing.
The brothers conspire to assassinate Heinrich.
It wasn’t that all the brothers conspired, but it happened because of the collusion of the second and third, or the second’s arbitrariness or the third’s arbitrariness.
Louise von Schwartz was originally a person who had nothing to do with the events of the original story.
He lost his son because he failed to calculate the foolishness of his brothers.
And whether or not he knew the truth, he was executed with the emperor’s wrath.
Among the events mentioned in the original work, the moment that passed by too quickly hides its own reason or an inside story that I do not know.
It was just that way this time.
Charlotte’s suspicion that Heinrich might be an illegitimate child.
And although it is true that he is an illegitimate child, the truth is that he was the illegitimate son of a princess, not a king and queen.
Although there was something that did not happen in the original work, an incident occurred in which Louise von Schwarz killed her brothers with her own hands rather than just standing by.
I don’t know what event, what emotion, or what trigger triggered it.
However, Heinrich survived.
Of course, Louise von Schwarz, whom she thought would be one of the main culprits, was actually the one who had to protect Heinrich.
Seeing him go crazy after killing his brothers, he seemed terribly shocked that he had done such a thing himself.
In the original story, Louise couldn’t choose her brothers or Heinrich.
Heinrich died as a result of neglecting in clumsy faith, and he also died.
But now Louise made a choice.
I don’t know what excuse she, the commander of the Kernstadt Army, will make for the deaths of her brothers.
The two dead have a role to play, and there will definitely be problems, but the situation is better than Louise or Heinrich dying.
You said you should stay still
It was really just a matter of being still.
The changed world showed the changed development, but I don’t know specifically where and how the change came about.
Harriet and I left the abandoned warehouse area and hid in the nearby woods.
“I don’t know what happened… … . Are you okay?”
“Yeah, I don’t think we need to bother any more.”
At my words, Harriet nodded.
Louise knew who was actually trying to kill Heinrich, and Louise took a hand.
There will be noise and problems, but Heinrich’s life will no longer be in danger.
Things would have been more complicated if Louise von Schwarz had been a real beast, but fortunately that wasn’t the case.
However, I came to know more complicated family affairs.
The definite advice of the scribe was that the changed world would show the changed ending, so it was a story to see or do.
I couldn’t help but know what the obscure scribe’s advice was.
“okay… … . The fact that Heinrich was still alive… … . Actually, it didn’t make sense… … .”
“that is… … . What are you talking about?”
“If Heinrich was really the king’s illegitimate son, there was no need to accept him into the royal family.”
The queen is not a great person to admit an illegitimate child.
Charlotte surmised that King Cernstadt’s stubbornness might have forced her to do so.
Even there, members of the royal family were killed by Heinrich.
However, it only ended with expulsion to the temple.
It was strange that Heinrich was alive in the first place.
“Louise von Schwartz is trying to save Heinrich somehow… … . I did.”
“… … I guess.”
We don’t know how or how Louise von Schwarz gave birth to Heinrich and how the secret has been kept.
But even the other members of the royal family had no idea that he was Louise’s illegitimate son.
The only ones who knew were obviously the king and queen, and Louise herself.
In the case of the accident in the past, Louise would have begged for it.
please don’t kill me
Kill me, but please don’t. Let us live outside of our gaze.
Maybe that kind of deal didn’t come and go.
The reason why the illegitimate child, who would have been better killed, was able to survive until now was because he was the illegitimate child of Louise von Schwarz, who had the most outstanding qualities in the history of the Schwarz family.
Just like how Louise tried to save Heinrich by using her position and position.
Heinrich’s existence itself could have been a gag bitten by Louise in some way.
He may have held Heinrich’s life hostage in order to control Louise’s actions.
Heinrich would have been used by the current King of Kernstadt to hold and shake the first princess.
so he survived
Because if Heinrich dies, you don’t know what the heir to the kingdom will do.
Why did Heinrich survive?
If she was just the king’s illegitimate child, she would have died long ago, but that was a natural situation, so why was she still alive?
It was because it was useful and necessary to Heinrich.
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Heinrich was precious to Louise.
Heinrich was useful to the royal family.
If I had noticed the truth, I would have figured out that Louise von Schwarz couldn’t have been the culprit, and I would have made it a little easier, or I could have just sat on the sidelines.
The scribe’s advice was that way.
And the scribe’s advice has the potential to bring both good and bad things.
The good thing is that Heinrich’s assassination passed without major blood loss.
If it’s a bad thing, of course, other things that result from this thing.
The possibility that those things might lead to another bad thing.
“what… … . How will it be?”
“I know.”
It is a battlefield where bad things always happen.
So, it was pointless to predict it.
* * *
Heinrich had always thought that no matter what he said, the brothers twisted and listened to him.
However, it was a story that also applied to himself.
‘You’re here, youngest. Sit down.’
‘Is there a reason why the brothers are gathering? It’s hard to see your face since you’re not from our army, so I invited you to have a meal.’
‘If this situation is over, do you intend to return to Kernstadt?’
‘That’s really unfortunate.’
‘You must be tired. Go in first and rest.’
Come to think of it, she was just talkative.
It was no different from the other siblings or himself that he gave too much meaning to the words and was upset alone.
I just didn’t know.
I don’t know how to deal with someone who I have no choice but to face with complicated emotions that I have been facing for a long time.
It was just that I couldn’t think of anything else to say other than that.
Because the words that a blunt person by nature can bring out from a more complex mind must be limited.
I was just misunderstanding the least little words that could be said in such a complicated mind.
He was no different from his other siblings.
And in the end, Louise couldn’t see the other two brothers who were trying to make an extreme choice, so she made another extreme choice to kill her brother with her own hands.
“… … .”
“… … .”
way back to the garrison.
The conversation was slow, and there was no conversation between Heinrich and Louise.
Louise’s complexion was pale because she had killed her brothers with her own hands, and Heinrich’s face was no different because he had seen the scene in front of his eyes and heard the shocking truth.
No conversations come.
Conversation is not a situation that can come and go, and nothing has been sorted out yet.
A person who has a lot to say.
A lot of people want to ask.
Everyone can’t say anything.
“sorry. everything. entire.”
Two horses walk quietly.
“Everyone… … . It’s my fault.”
In the end, Louise could barely pull out an apple like that.
* * *
The two princes of Kernstadt are dead. He was not publicly executed, he was murdered by Louise von Schwarz on his own.
It was neither legal nor procedural.
What Louise von Schwarz shared within the military was simple.
missing.
The two princes also have their own forces.
But nothing compares to Louise von Schwarz.
Although it was a desertion, it could have been disguised as a disappearance for the honor of the Schwartz family, and the commanders knew that there was an inside story that many people did not know.
But Louise didn’t explain anything.
As Emperor Bertus said, it is a war for a cause.
The disappearance or desertion of the two princes.
or death.
That’s a very big deal, but Commander-in-Chief Louise von Schwarz is alive and well.
To the extent of reorganizing the chain of command, the gap between the two princes was somehow filled.
In the end, the two irreplaceable beings survived, and the two replaceable beings tried to kill the youngest, fearing that their position would become unstable.
Therefore, the vacuum of the two relatively weak princes could be filled.
Emperor Bertus knew what had happened, but made no comment.
Since the emperor is silent, the General Headquarters, which is aware of the suspicious circumstances, is also silent.
The interior of the Kernstadt Army was in a mess due to the sudden disappearance of the two princes, but it was not enough to start a division.
Even if he lost two legs, his head was still alive, so there was no fighting over who would be next.
Allied forces leave Senkerian and begin marching to their next operational site.
The situation has been settled, but the relationship that has changed cannot be reversed.
A secret cannot be undone from the moment it is told.
The assassination threat was gone, and Heinrich knew he was the son of his eldest sister.
“… … .”
“… … .”
The relationship between the two has not deteriorated.
He murdered his brother with his own hands to protect his children and even had to lie.
Louise von Schwarz killed her brother to protect her child.
We just don’t know what to say to each other.
Because I don’t know how to rebuild a relationship that was wrong from the beginning, or what kind of bricks to build.
A person who gave birth but never lived as a parent.
A person who was born but has never experienced parents.
Everyone doesn’t know what to say to build this broken relationship from scratch.
Louise and Heinrich didn’t have a conversation after that.
Apart from business conversations, private conversations do not occur.
Until not too long ago, they said their usual greetings, but now there isn’t even that.
He knew that they could never be strangers, but somehow Heinrich seemed to have become a relationship that made each other worse than others.
Heinrich was beside Louise who led the army without talking.
Louise’s whole body tensed at the sudden voice that pierced her brain.
‘I have something to report to the commander.’
“… … what is it?”
telepathy.
Just as Heinrich received communications from the General Headquarters through Ivia’s telepathy, commanders of each unit received the General Headquarters’ intentions telepathically.
It’s not that messengers and communication magic aren’t used, but telepathy is instantaneous and fast in that it doesn’t require magic tools.
Of course, many dignitaries were quite offended by this unannounced feeling of telepathy. That’s why there were a lot of people who let their adjutant listen to telepathy instead of themselves.
Louise von Schwarz is quite offended by that telepathy.
You feel like your territory is being invaded.
I had the uncanny feeling of showing someone something no one else could see.
But Louise is not the kind of person who dares to pass it on to others.
‘Since we have already destroyed Ragirian’s small warp gate, which was the next target, the allied forces will continue to advance to the point Theta, not the next planned location.’
“hmm… … . I get it. Good job.”
‘Yes, Commander.’
Heinrich heard Louise’s self-talk and recognized that she was receiving telepathy.
Louise looks at Heinrich.
“The next operation area has already been cleared. That is why we keep marching.”
“okay… … .”
Private conversations do not come and go, but such dry conversations were a must.
Heinrich silently watches as Louise informs his adjutants of the entire army transmission. He watches as messengers ride to and from marching troops to inform their commanders of new operational changes.
Louise sees an endless procession of marches.
It would be nice not to have to fight to the death in the next operational area.
However, isn’t the lengthy march just another penance for the soldiers who have to walk that distance in the end?
Louise thought about what was better and became funny.
Emperor, Bertus.
It was Bertus who directly said that Heinrich would be killed if he didn’t kill his brothers.
What if the two knew that the youngest, Heinrich, was their illegitimate son?
‘Rather, he must have wanted to kill more.’
Louise never married.
If Louise von Schwarz dies in this war, the eldest son, German von Schwarz, will become the next heir to the throne, rather than the officially childless Louise.
Deep down, maybe he wanted Louise to die in battle.
Now that I know how foolish and blind-headed the brothers were, that suspicion is confirmed.
If Louise von Schwarz is killed during the war, Germann becomes the next Schwartz successor.
If that happened, Alphonse might have been jealous of his older brother, who had become the successor to the Schwartz family, which he had never dreamed of, and would have killed his older brother and tried to inherit the throne himself.
Had it not been for Heinrich, could it have been that German would have tried to kill him? Then, nextly, Alphonse could have killed German and rather Alphonse took the throne of the Schwartz family.
“… … .”
Louise laughed at herself for thinking that way.
Isn’t it only for self-defence that the brothers killed their brothers because they deserved to die, after killing them with their own hands?
There are choices and there are consequences.
The brothers killed their children because they wanted to kill them.
Instead, the child survived.
All other judgments are meaningless.
I couldn’t bring myself to say anything about my son.
It wouldn’t be good like this.
What happened so far, why, and what was said. How I resisted the urge to drop everything and run away. How many times has your life been put on the scales.
How many days you lived a forced life at the temple, swallowing your tears, thinking only that you would get along.
She wanted to say all of that, but Louise couldn’t open her mouth because it didn’t seem like it would be anything more than an excuse for not being a parent after all.
when the war is over.
Can we talk about it when everything is over?
After walking through the curtain of dark clouds over the fate of mankind, will we be able to tell the whole story?
Because this battlefield is too heavy to talk about sorrow and pain.
That’s why, the only story I can tell right now is the story of this war.
“the youngest… … .”
Louise opened her mouth vaguely, but her tongue hardened.
Is it right to call you the youngest?
But I can’t call him son. In this situation, with eyes to watch and ears to hear, is it not possible for an older sister to call her youngest son a son, just as the subject of an illegitimate child could not be brought up?
However, as if he understood, Heinrich looked at Louise.
“Yes, sister.”
“… … .”
Things I know but can’t say.
It was a look that fully understood that. Louise bit her lip lightly in a savage mood.
But it is a story about work, a story about war.
Because of personal matters, I cannot avoid talking about what I have to say.
“Do you think you are friendly with Emperor Bertus?”
When the name of the emperor is mentioned, Heinrich is silent for a moment.
“To be honest… … . I don’t think it’s friendly. However, because of the time spent in the same class at Temple… … .”
“I see.”
If it wasn’t for the words of Emperor Bertus, he might have lost Heinrich because he couldn’t calculate the foolishness of his brothers.
And the emperor knew that Heinrich was his illegitimate son, and even knew the name of the man he had once loved.
But that’s not what Louise was thinking about right now.
“High Command is hiding something.”
Excessive speed of advance, abnormal weather at the level of extreme weather, and preemptive suppression of the operation area.
Only bad things continue to happen to the Allies.
Ellen Artorius, Saviolin Tana, and Chanafell, the Imperial Wizards.
This speed could have come out if he squeezed all his abilities, but Louise couldn’t get rid of the feeling that these processes were not clear.
“What are they hiding? Do you know?”
At Louise’s question, Heinrich stared at the marching path.
“… … I do not know.”
Just like Heinrich doesn’t know his mother well.
Louise doesn’t know her son well either.
However, now I know one thing.
“I see… … .”
Louise discovered that her son was not good at lying.
