Reincarnation into the Barrier Master

In the end, Mirwa was unable to do anything in the Heedata Empire. He could not even get close to North Eden, the water bottle of the empire.

The more he learned about the country, the more technologically advanced it was. This country was an amazing city with water and sewage systems that made effective use of a stone called "magic stone".

This magic stone was able to manipulate the flow of water, and although the details are not known, it was able to control the flow of water freely up, down, left, right, and left through magic power. Originally, such a magic stone existed in the empire, but it could only pump, in other words, move water upward. Of course, thanks to these stones, the empire was able to pump water from the ground, so there were no difficulties with water, and this was one of the factors that made the empire a powerful nation.

However, Rinos and May discovered that it was possible to change the flow of water by passing various kinds of magic power through the magic stone. They generously gave this technology to the empire, and the emperor Heat immediately moved to take advantage of it.

Thanks in part to this discovery, Mirwa could not spray the poison because all the water systems were now buried underground. It was possible, but it required removing the cobblestone pavement and digging in the ground to reach the water supply buried underground. It would take too much time to do that. It was obvious to everyone that it was impossible for her to do it by herself.

If the capital of Heedata was in this condition, it was safe to assume that the capital of Agartha would have facilities equal to or even better than those of Heedata. Milwa had a bad feeling that her plan would fail. She was unable to do anything, but only felt a sense of dread. ....... What kind of face would Soleil make when she saw him like that? That hateful face is vividly depicted in her mind. .......

If she did not do something, she would not only make her resentment known to Soleil, but also put herself in danger. Milwa lies on her back on the hotel bed and thinks in a daze.

As usual, she is completely naked, without a stitch of clothing on. She is lying on her back on the bed, so all the parts of her body that should be covered are in full view. However, she is the only one in the room. She is able to turn her mind to her contemplation without any concern.

It would not be a bad idea to go somewhere far away instead of going to Agartha. Such a thought crossed her mind. It seems that there is not much fun to be had in Agartha. But I also feel that I have come all the way here. The constant struggle between these feelings is making me somewhat tired. She stopped thinking for a moment, closed her eyes and took a deep breath.

......Eat something tasty, sleep well, and think about it tomorrow.

She wakes up with these words in her mind. I look out the window and see that it is dark and the setting sun is shining.

I put on my clothes and ring the bell in my room. After a while, the maids bring in the food. This day's meal was a pasta-like dish topped with melted cheese. The rich taste of the cheese and sauce intertwined with each other was very satisfying.

After the meal and the maids finished cleaning up, we headed for the bathroom. I took a leisurely bath to warm myself. Then I go back to bed and lie on my back, completely naked.

......I wonder how that guy is doing.

Suddenly, Albe comes to mind. I was beyond surprised that he had not made the poison, and could not help but feel dismayed. After all, I have not spoken to him since then. It seems that he has been scouring the streets of the capital alone, buying materials to make poisons, but I don't know where he is now. He probably came back to this hotel, and I could easily locate him by using the power of the spirit, but I was not in the mood to do so.

If he was going to Agartha, he would have to spend time with the man in the carriage. The thought of having to keep looking at his grim face made me feel indescribably tired. It would take about three days to reach Agartha by carriage. Three days of face to face time with that man.

I sigh heavily. Oh, what a hassle. Just as I was thinking that, there is a knock at the door. It is ...... albe.

I don't know why he came all the way to this room. He must be well aware of the possibility that he might be beaten up again if he does a bad job. And yet you come to us. ....... They will probably say that they can no longer make poisons. If that happens, we can just dump that man here. Thinking of this, she turned her eyes to the door.

"What!　Come in!"

Silence falls. Either she didn't hear herself, or she was too scared to move her feet. ....... I search for signs of life outside, but it seems the latter is not the case. At that moment, the door slowly opens.

"......"

Albe is still standing in a prone position. He slowly entered the room and approached with a staccato, calm walk.

"What is it?

"Here."

He held out something in his hand. Upon closer inspection, it was a rolled up piece of paper. Mirwa took it and unfolded it. On it was written something that looked like a map.

"What is this?

"The capital of Agartha."

"What?"

Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be a map depicting the city of Agartha. Milwa gazed at it intently.

"Agartha seems to be the water of a river.

"River water?"

"Yes. The owner of the store selling this map had been to the capital of Agartha. He said that they use water from the river for drinking and other purposes.

"Which means..."

"Yes. The river flows out of the forest north of the city. That means we can kill a lot of people by spreading poison upstream."

"......"

Albe continues to watch Mirwa in silence. After a while, she mutters in a small voice.

"The poison is ready, isn't it?"

"It's done."

"...... we leave tomorrow."

"Okay."

Albe turned on his heel and strode away. Mirwa did not look away, but kept her eyes fixed on the map.

"Is there no need to enter the capital?"

Suddenly, Mirwa mutters to no one in particular. A sly smile appeared on his face.

"If we don't enter the city, we won't have to be wary of the king of Agartha's wards. As long as I can spread poison in the upper reaches of the river, I can take the lives of many people. Then all hell would break loose in the city. If we succeed, we may kill King Agartha and Soleil. ....... I thought he was a useless man, but he does work once in a while. Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

In my mind's eye, I can picture a scene in the city of Agartha, where corpses are piled up in heaps. The king of Agartha and Soleil are frantically taking command. She will probably try to do something with the spirits of the forest, but she will not be able to do anything.

King Agartha and his wives denounced by the people: ....... And then, if the people rise up and kill the whole family: ....... It would be just like the old days when the king of Jukha was rebelled by his retainers and the whole family was killed. It would be interesting. It would be really interesting.......

What an easy job. Once the poison is released, all we have to do is to stand back and watch from a height. No job could be easier.

"Yes. It will be even more fun if that idiot takes the lead when the people rise up. The fool fights desperately to get his hands on the wives of King Agartha: ....... Funny, isn't it!　Cahahahahaha."

Mirwa stayed on the bed for a while, holding her stomach and laughing.

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