I, Who Was Dismissed as Worthless Failure by my Family and Fiancée, Discovered I had Reincarnated as a Game Character I Raised with Great Care and Vowed to Take Control of my Life and Defy Anyone who Opposes Me. - Chapter 104: Ignoring with a Steel Will

Chapter 104: Ignoring with a Steel Will

I can hear them discussing with an incredulous tone how Shishiru addresses me as her master and the slave mark engraved on her ample bosom.

However, I have no intention of correcting them regarding the fact that I already control the Empire from behind the scenes. The desire to correct them arises, but I anticipate it would only complicate matters further. It’s frustrating beyond words.

“Hey, all of you.”

“Hiii”

“Y-yes!”

“…”

For now, I get their attention to convey something I want them to do. However, they all shrink back, and from their expressions, I can see the fear and wariness directed toward me.

“No, I won’t do anything to you, so there’s no need to be so scared… Well, it’s probably impossible to ask that. Anyway, there’s something I want you all to do.”

“… W-what would that be?”

However, since I have no intention of causing them harm, I convey them so, but considering the flow of events until now, it’s understandable why they would be scared. I give up on trying to change that perception and proceed to tell them what I want them to do.

By the way, Shishiru occasionally gazed at them with envy and me with a longing look, but if I were to indulge Shishiru, the conversation would never end, or rather, it would take a toll on my mental state, so I ignored it.

So when Shishiru pulled at my sleeve while I remained unresponsive, that cool and beautiful Shishiru—although recently such image has been shifting from a useless cool beauty to a pervert— looking at me with those eyes and gently tapping my sleeve looked honestly too cute and tempting to react to. But here, I steeled my will and ignored it.

“No, I want you to take the frozen Charlotte Hohenheim back with you. It’s quite an eyesore to have it in the garden. Oh, if you can melt the ice and thaw her out, it would be appreciated. Well, it’s a request if you’re able to do it. That’s all I wanted to say. By the way, could you deliver a message to the Emperor? Tell him, ‘It’s quite bothersome to have assassins sent twice in such a short period of time, so I’ll pay him a visit soon to give him a good punch. Take care of it, please.'”