Infinite Gacha - Chapter 315

After the conversation with Diablo, Volos, the first prince of the Fiend Nation, contacted the other Fiend Nation masters through Doc, the Fiend Nation master, and gathered them in his office in the royal castle.

Only two of the Majin Nation Masters ...... had gathered.

Daigo, who had the "Spirit Twin Swords," charged at the "Witch of the Giant Tower" alone and died.

Miki, who went to investigate the "Giant Tower," has disappeared - unbeknownst to them, she was captured by the lights and treated as a prisoner of war.

Gira and the "Morte Spada", the executives of the "Assassin's Guild of Executioners (Bro)" he founded, fail to assassinate the adventurer Dirk (Light). His reputation has been severely tarnished, and he is now seeking retribution.

undefinedTherefore, he intentionally ignores their calls and does not show his face.

As a result, only two masters from the Majin nation, Goh and Doc, gathered in front of the first prince of Volos.

Volos sits at his office desk, frustrated, and understands Gira's absence.

He said, "It is extremely unpleasant that you ignore my call,...... but I can understand the feelings of Gila, who is a small but united organization,....... It's extremely offensive."

"Ahhhh, take that overflowing charity of yours. I don't think it's too much to ask for a little more.

Mr. Gough is right. We were in a good place with our research.

The king of the Majin Nation is lying on the bed due to illness, and even in the presence of the first prince, Volos, who is practically running the country, the two Majin Nation masters maintain their usual demeanor.

Goh sits on the sofa, his long legs resting unceremoniously on the table.

Doc, still dressed in his white robe stained with the blood of his race (human), sits on the one-seater sofa, not caring that it is stained.

It was a very irritating sight from the prideful Volos, but they understood that it was useless to tell them now, so they let it slide.

Instead, he put forward a demand.

I am sorry, but I have no charity to give you. All I have is the contract we made with each other.

Volos looks at Gough and Doc as if to glare at them.

As you know, our country is currently punishing the human kingdom. But at present, it is not going well. It seems that Queen Lilith of the Human Kingdom is taking advantage of her sluttish nature to lick the "Giant Tower Witch's" ass and borrow her skilled servants.

Volos contorts his face abominably.

'As frustrating as it is,...... it seems we are dealing with an opponent that we can't touch in our current state. The most important thing to remember is that the best way to get the most out of your money is to be prepared to pay for it.　Therefore, in accordance with our agreement, you are to eliminate the Witch's men."

Oh, you brought up that stupid contract with ....... Don't call me every time to take care of the small fry. Let the small fry take care of each other.

I'm also busy researching how to open up the future of our race (humans). ......

You are ......!　A deal is a deal!　In return for my usual favors, I'll make sure you get it right!"

The agreement made between the Majin Nation and the "Master" on the Majin Nation side - roughly explained, "We will cooperate with the Master in various ways, provide funds, etc., and will not be responsible for any damage caused to the Master's country or the Master's people. In return, if a problem arises that cannot be dealt with by the nation, they will provide the Majin Nation with their armed forces.

It is only with the backup of the Majinkoku that Goh and his group are usually able to do as they please without worrying about funds.

The Majin Nation was also very grateful to have an insurance policy in the event of a problem that could not be handled by the state.

The Dragonute Empire also knows that the Masters exist, so they have no choice but to wage war against the Empire, which they see as a rival, just because the Gohs are there.

However, the Gohs, who usually do as they please, have a hard time saying no when the "contract" is brought up.

"Tsk!　Ahhhh, what a f*cking pain in the ass. But if you bring up the subject of contracts, I can't say I don't like it, can I?

Well, it can't be helped. It's a contract. ...... It is not my intention to harm the race (human), but this is also a small matter to protect their future. Let's take this as a good opportunity to put my confidence in my work into action."

Goh sounds sincerely annoyed, but he says that he will move in accordance with the contract.

Doc, too, was divided and began to seek his own interests.

To both of them - to Doc, to be precise - Volos added a condition.

And apart from this operation, I would like Doc to lend a hand.

My own?"

The tall, lanky, two-meter-tall Doc tilts his face, which is hidden by a mask. His movements were strangely comical.

Volos paid him no mind and continued his story.

The Viscount's soldiers will be accompanying him on this mission, but is it possible to brainwash some of them and use them as the advance force to kill the Viscount?

By "viscount," of course, I mean Diablo.

Doc answers this question with a pleasant smile.

Of course it is possible. However, it is not possible to move him without feeling uncomfortable, and it would be suspicious if someone approached him and checked his words and actions. Besides, once you have altered or brainwashed him, you can never undo it again, if that's what you want.

No problem. As long as the soldier kills the viscount, the rest can be faked as much as possible.

As Volos' plot goes - "The Diablo's territorial soldiers have always been dissatisfied with him. And this extraordinary military expedition triggered their resentment and they killed Diablo. The plan was that Diablo's lands would be confiscated by the Majin Nation in a delicious way.

Goh, who had heard the story, was disgusted.

He said, "Why don't you just kill the viscount quickly, instead of going through all that trouble ......?

I am as much trouble as you are. However, even recently, the nobles are all suspicious of the "Assassination Society Executioner (Blow)" scandal. If we conduct a simple assassination, the aristocrats of the Majinokuni will become even more suspicious, and if we are not careful, they will start to clamor for their own independence, which will lead to civil strife. It would be less violent to say that a soldier killed his lord because he was dissatisfied. It is just as if they are being reckless and raising the tax rate, causing the people to suffer. We can't afford not to take advantage of that.

Volos squints.

He glares at someone who is not here - Diablo.

If only Diablo ...... hadn't used his assassin's brood to attempt my life, I wouldn't have had to go through all this trouble.

Just a few days ago, I called Diablo and heard his side of the story.

However, Volos did not believe his side of the story at all, and he had his soldiers come out under the guise of "to show Diablo's loyalty~" in order to use him as a frame for assassinating him.

Volos had already given up on Diablo completely.

(He also forgot the favor he owed him for praising his achievement in dealing with the fake "Master" and helping him get reinstated to the nobility. ...... ) He should be killed by the soldiers of his own domain and suffer under the evil gods for eternity!

By the way, if you're going to use soldiers to assassinate people, do you want to add a gimmick that explodes the moment they get close to the target?"

What about ......?"

Volos, who was salivating at Diablo in his chest, did not immediately understand Doc's line.

Docs are docs, and they don't care who they're dealing with.

If it's not explosions," he says, "there are drills that can be attached to a soldier's arms, or poisons that can be spread around to make the whole area uninhabitable again. These are much more powerful and will kill the target more reliably.

"Bah, you idiot!　How can you make land that is national property uninhabitable!　Listen to me! Don't do anything I don't want you to do!　All you have to do is brainwash the soldiers to kill Viscount Diablo!"

"I see... so that's a prelude to telling me to do ......?"

No!　I said don't do it!　How could you?

Volos shouted angrily at Doc's line and nailed him with an impatient look, 'Don't ever do that.

Goh found this to be a truly amusing comic scene, and he laughed out loud and vulgarly, without reservation.

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