Part 2
A room in the Royal Palace.
Hearing that a representative from the Republic of Arzel had arrived, Noel hurried into the room.
She opened the door and went inside, and waiting for her was her twin sister [Lelia Jill Lespinas].
Unlike Noel, she has silky hair that is all pink, pulled into a side ponytail on the left side, and green eyes.
She is skinnier than Noel, probably because she is busy every day as a priestess of the sacred tree.
Noel was breathing on her shoulder in front of a slightly emaciated Lelia.
“Lelia!”
When she calls his name, Lelia, who had been sitting on the sofa, stands up with a wry smile.
“Long time no see, Aneki.”
Noel hugs Lelia and sheds tears.
“Thank you for coming. I really appreciate it.”
Lelia puts her hand around Noel’s back, who is crying, and gently hugs her.
Lelia was also a little teary.
“If we lose, it’s the end for us, right? It’s only natural that we lend our strength.”
“I didn’t expect you to come.”
“If I don’t come, we won’t be able to control Emile.”
“Eh?”
Surprised by the name Emile, the man sitting on the couch, looking a little uncomfortable, clears his throat and then explains.
He’s [Alberg Sara Rault].
He is slender and tall, and wears a striped suit.
He has sharp eyes, a well-groomed beard, and a somewhat tough-looking face.
“The Sacred Tree of the Republic is called Emile. It’s loaded on the flagship.”
Like Noel and the others, they brought in the sacred tree.
Alberg also talks about airships.
“They are the Republic’s flying battleships, previously prepared by Ideal. They are few in number, but I can assure you of their performance. I’m sure you know what I mean.”
The fleet dispatched by the Republic of Arzel was the elite of the elite that should protect the home country.
Although they are few in number, the presence of Alberg and Lelia shows the seriousness of the situation.
“Thank you so much. It’s reassuring to have you both here.”
Now this will help Leon. That’s what she thought, but Alberg and Lelia looked at each other and smiled wryly.
When Noel tilts her head, Lelia tells her the situation.
“Aneki, we’re not the only ones who came here.”
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