She Was Sent by God

What?”

 

Agnes’s past was a series of regrets.
She regretted leaving Laslo behind at dawn, and she regretted not knowing that the king was after him, and not knowing Laslo’s true feelings during their marriage.
So, she tried not to leave any regrets this time.

 

“Regrets.
There are many.”

 

“What did you do then?”

 

“Is there any other way? I buried it and moved forward.”

 

“Can you move on with something that you can’t turn back?”

 

If I hadn’t believed in Bushke at the time, if I had deleted the crest, I would have lived a different future by now.

 

A smeared sense of regret and guilt weighed down Agnes’ heart.
Andrassy carefully chose the answer to Agnes’ unusual question.

 

“The only irreversible thing in life is death.”

 

“…….”

 

“I don’t know what’s going on, but go ahead.
Please walk forward.
If you’re tied up, you can’t achieve anything.”

 

You can’t achieve anything if you’re tied up.

 

Agnes brooded over the sentence.
The time has already passed where the crest can be erased.
The king also knows that she is gathering strength.

 

If I lie flat, I’ll die.

 

Agnes clenched her fist tightly.

 

“How much can I trust you?”

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“Haha.
All my property and family have been moved to Sutmar, so please believe me.”

 

Andrassy grinned.
Agnes looked alternately at the paper he had handed her and at his face.

 

“The reason why I asked you to investigate the East is to find a way to tie the king’s hands and feet together.”

 

“Oh, that…”

 

No matter how quick he was, it was difficult to understand what Agnes had just said at once.

 

“A war that has been waged by force eats up the country, but the king is incompetent and does not take care of the people who are in trouble.”

 

“…….”

 

“When I went out and looked at the lives of the people, it was truly painful.
The king ordered that anyone suspected of contracting the plague be killed, and even those who touched the corpse be killed.
The corpses they had piled up became a mountain, to the point I couldn’t bear to open my eyes and see them.”

 

“……” 

 

“It made me think that I shouldn’t leave it like this.”

 

“Madam,”

 

“How far can I trust you?”

 

“I… “

 

He looked at Agnes with a confused look on his face.
For a while, he was speechless, not knowing what to say.

 

“But for what reason, how will you beat the king?”

 

“I’ll just have to make a justification.”

 

“Of course, it should be,”

 

“You’re the first person I’ve talked to about this, in this castle.”

 

Agnes made a clean wedge.

 

“What? Then does the lord not know?”

 

“I’ll have to tell him when he gets back.”

 

“No, that’s, I….”

 

“Andrassy,”

 

She called Andrassy’s name firmly, who seemed bewildered and unable to speak properly.

 

“I believe in you.”

 

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Agnes’ eyes were very clear.  After looking at her for a long time, Andrassy let out a long sigh.

 

“…… Instead, if you ascend the throne, grant my wife the title of Countess.”

 

“Of course,”

 

Agnes grinned.
Andrassy took two steps back and bowed his head deeply.

 

“I’ll find a way to stop their funding.”

 

“Yes,”

 

He then left the room.
Agnes analyzed the situation as calmly as possible.

 

The plague spread earlier than expected.
As far as she knows, it is not until next spring that the South will be ruined.
There is not much time left for the epidemic to spread across the country.
The end of the war may be earlier than she expected.

 

Then it’s only been half a year.

 

No, it’s less than half a year away.

 

It’s time to get up.

 

Agnes sent letters to Songrad, Sandor and Erica Kiske.

 

***

 

He saw Agnes sitting in the office, writing something.
Laslo examined her face and body carefully.
She looked over and over again for any injuries, but fortunately she appeared to be in good health. 

 

Then Agnes left the office.

 

It was not until the light was completely extinguished and the room became dark that Laslo put the bird statue down.

 

“Agnes…”

 

The name popped out of his mouth with a sigh.
He was surprised to hear that Emmerich’s carriage was attacked and she disappeared.
He wanted to give up the war right away and go out to find her.
Laslo left the barracks and went to the place where Count Cellon was staying.

 

“How are you feeling, Count?”

 

“Very well.” replied Emmerich in a hoarse voice.

 

Laslo sat silently in the chair beside the bed.
At first, he wanted to kill Emmerich immediately, who brought the news.
But when he went to the barracks with his sword, Emmerich was already half dead.
The Doctor who examined him could not guarantee his life.

 

“Agnes got to the castle safely.”

 

“What? The Duchess has arrived, sigh.”

 

“Don’t push yourself too hard.”

 

“Oh, thank you.
Thank God.”

 

Emmerich shed tears and thanked God.
Laslo felt strange watching the scene.