"Traitor Aurmir!" Suddenly, a huge, thunderous voice sounded, shaking the entire palace violently and making Shatass and the other attendants lower their heads in fear.
Alice unusually remained quiet—she was covering her ears with her hands.
Justice Audrey's guidance did not stop, and the dream continued. They saw that Calamity Queen Ghosinham was utterly unaffected, her expression indifferent and her voice calm:
"Wasn't that an established fact long ago?
"His credibility is precisely the opposite of his size."
Alice began to regret that Miss Judgment was not present.
The dream continued. Under Justice Audrey's guidance, much Second Epoch history was revealed within Shatass's dream. Its contents differed greatly from the records of the major Churches, and there were even parts the City of Silver had been unable to account for.
Next, Audrey guided them through portions concerning elven customs and the Western Continent. Once everything was over, they appeared in Mobet and Shatass's dream again.
Glancing at the Fourth Epoch viscount, who was tightly entangled by the elf, his hands and feet pinned down as he curled up in a corner of the asymmetrical bed, Audrey's expression suddenly softened as she said with a faint smile:
"They seem to be doing rather well like this..."
"No, no, no. Having a wife who is violent, direct, imaginative, and daring enough to act is simply terrifying! Only someone like Mobet would enjoy that..." Leonard said with both hands in his pockets.
Alice looked at him thoughtfully. Meeting her gaze, Leonard seemed to come to a realization and continued:
"On the other hand, an experienced Thief really does need a woman like Shatass to keep him in line. Hmm... I wonder what kind of women the others in the old man's family would like...
"Ah, they don't need our envy or disapproval anyway.