124 Special Room 4 (1/2)

It wasn't the kind voice that had been directed at me until now, it wasn't the usual light feeling of a charlatan, it was a sound, but a majestic voice.

Uh, who is this guy? Was it this guy's boss or something? It feels like you're getting used to the tone.

I heard that she was exactly the same age, so I thought it was a colleague, a companion or a friend.

In front of me, it seemed that the big man called Galeon, who had been intimidated, woke up slowly.

”Uhh... nh”

Lek relentlessly folds over to a big man who still feels unconscious.

”The cause of your pain has been treated. [M] I kept my promise to you. I don't think it hurts anymore, and I don't think it's cheating. Then, as promised, you will swear allegiance to me.”

”... what? Huh? Ahh... no pain...?

”That's right. Promise me you'll be loyal to me if you can get rid of the pain and the slack. I cured your body as promised. It's your turn to keep your promise.”

Rek's smiling face was incredibly... somehow a good smile full of pride and vigor.

”Oh, it's true, I'm not foolish. Rather better than before... why, all of a sudden... amazing, miracle.”

The person called Galeon looked at Lek's face in surprise, looked around, and then moved his body out of bed to confirm.

And he was convinced that the malaise was gone, and he basically knelt in front of Lek.

”Okay, I'll keep my promise. Lecter Rasnan, who has given me life for a while, swears allegiance to you.”

At that moment, the priest laughed with joy. No, Father, it's a tough occasion for adult men to swear, so stop laughing. I am looking at cancer because it is the first time I have seen it.

But Lek answered without thinking about it.

”Accept loyalty. All the witnesses are here. Well, will you do what I asked you to do?

”Ah... wow, I can't help it, the promise is the promise. Take it. Could you give me a minute?

”Please, use this to get in touch.”

Closing the scene with a beautiful smile while handing something over, Lek.

When Garéon received something, he quickly packed up and said, ”Bye,” and jumped out of the room.

What the hell, you're moving fast. You're feeling so well... I'm surprised.

I don't know about it, but it's a beautiful moment of subordination. Well, that's good.

I'm glad to be able to keep my promise.

I think we have secured a way to go to the neighboring country.

All right, I'll pack up. Ah, should I think of something more to help you get around this hospital even if I'm gone?

If that's what I was thinking.