"Get out of the way, get out of the way!"
Bate, who saw Tia coming in the arms of a knight, covered his mouth.
Because he thought he'd scream if he didn't.
"Let the Lady lie down on the bed!"
Clerivan, who had come running, said to Lombardy's knight.
"Lady Florentia, can you hear me? Lady Tia!"
Despite Clerivan's earnest voice, her tightly closed eyes did not budge at all.
"Come on, get Dr. Estira!"
Surprised, the butler of the annex ordered the servant.
But in that mess, Bate couldn't even breathe while holding his mouth closed.
"It's all my fault."
He let his guard down.
Recently, the intelligence network has been further expanded to the north, and it has been hectic.
So this was the price for neglecting the Empress's movements these days.
"Where is the Prince?"
"I took him to the next room in a hurry. But he lost a lot of blood..."
"Damn it!"
Clerivan shouted.
His hand, which was always cool-headed, was trembling.
His eyes, engulfed by fear, captured Florentia lying in bed.
His pale complexion seemed to squeeze his breath so it wouldn't be strange even if he stopped breathing right away.
"Where's Dr. Estira?"
The time to wait for the doctor was like a shame.
Then someone murmured in surprise.
"Lo, Lord Gallahan..."
Clerivan's shoulders, which had been hardened, wince greatly.
As he slowly raised his head, he saw Gallahan standing nailed in the doorway.
He was in despair when he saw his daughter who lost her consciousness without blinking his eyes.
"I'm sorry."
Clerivan said so and dropped his head.
He couldn't properly support Florentia.
That's why he couldn't see Gallahan's face.
Knowing how close the father and daughter are and how deep Gallahan's affection for his daughter is.
People thought it wouldn't be weird if Gallahan fell flat and lost his mind.
However.
Tak! Tak!
Gallahan walked into the room and immediately closed the door.
"Butler."
It was a calm voice.
"Did you call Dr. Estira?"
"Yes, Lord Gallahan."
"Then you go out and silence those who know about this right now."
"...Yes?"
"Especially, it should not go into my father's ears."
"Oh, I see."
The butler ran out of the room, and Gallahan walked quietly to the bedside.
