Everyone Said They Were My Lover in a Dream - Everyone Said They Were My Lover in a Dream chapter 6

I Will Make You Happy Forever

Academy Magic Computing System Room

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Amidst the magic structures locked in darkness, the saint revealed herself.

“I naturally expected that there would be trials.”

Both she and the prince descended to the human world to receive punishment from the gods for their sins.

As such, they had no choice but to endure the trials imposed by the gods.

The trials of love meant to separate the prince and herself.

“But only when we overcome these trials will our true love shine! I will follow your will, Deus.”

The saint’s powerful sacred power connected to the academy’s computing system.

-Secretarys Grandguinol

-Artoria

Then, she erased all their names and changed it to a class that Secretarys was attending.

Even though it was the security of the Richtens Academy, which even the Archmage couldn’t easily penetrate, it was easier for the saint Artoria, who was evaluated as having the greatest talent in history, to break through it than taking candy from a child.

“Great. Now I can take classes with the Crown Prince!”

Although the world had arranged separate classrooms for her and the Secretary to prevent them from interfering with each other’s classes, Artoria was proud to have overcome all of that.

Oooong

Finally, she emitted her divine power once again to erase any traces of her intrusion, and quietly left the system room.

“hehehe. Oh, Deus. As you commanded, I have broken through the first barrier.”

With Secretary by her side, she imagined returning to heaven and becoming an angel.

“hehehe!”

This time…

Things she couldn’t do in the past…!

Huh? I don’t remember giving such an order?

Deus, who was scared by the overwhelming desire he felt from within the divine realm as he was observing the saint, was the one who couldn’t help but be frightened.

* * *

“It’s been such a long time…my lovely Secretary, Viss.”

Viss quickly pulled up his pants and turned around.

“P-Princess?”

“It’s okay. I’ve confirmed that there is no one around. You don’t have to continue pretending… Are you afraid of the old woman from the republic waiting in front of the restroom?”

Viss was taken aback and couldn’t respond properly, so Cladia mistakenly thought that Viss, like the previous time, was keeping an eye on his surroundings and didn’t immediately speak.

“Don’t worry. You don’t have to. I have set up a barrier centered around this place. It is a level of barrier that even the Headmaster cannot break through.”

The Headmaster is a Grand Mage of the 8th Circle?

And you’re saying even such a Grand Mage can’t break through the barrier?

If the princess also had a dream, can we consider that her enlightenment has risen through the memories of that future?

If so, we can say that her enlightenment, which should have stayed in the 6th Circle at the original present, has surpassed even Principal Beatrice.

Considering the power of the clash between Cladia and Sofia just now, it wouldn’t be strange if both of them became Archmages and Sword Masters by crossing the wall.

Ves looked at the power of the princess’s words so far and thought that in her dream, she was a capable servant… something like that.

I have to make a judgment as quickly as possible.

I don’t know what the princess will do if she feels uncomfortable.

Ves, thinking of the princess’s appearance in the novel, felt a chill run through her body.

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Stay calm.

You can do it.

Even if the plan has gone awry, I have organized as much information as possible about the princess and created various scenarios.

At least acting as the princess’s servant. I can do it well enough.

“Your Highness.”

“Yes! Ves!”

When Ves called the princess, Cladia smiled brightly as if in ecstasy.

Ugh, I can’t adapt.

The princess showing emotions.

She never properly showed emotions until the ending.

“To be honest, I haven’t fully grasped the current situation, but Your Highness has probably experienced and regressed from the future. Unfortunately, I have no idea about the future I was with Your Highness.”

“…Indeed, it must be you. To immediately guess and understand my situation upon seeing me.”

The princess listened to Secretary’s words and fell into deep thought.

“Does that mean you have no memories of the future?”

“Yes, Your Highness.”

So, does that mean all the days I spent with her are forgotten?

All those happy days…

It’s regrettable.

But then, doesn’t that mean she has also forgotten the wrongs I committed against her?

If that’s the case, maybe I can capture her heart this time and make her happy!

With her own mistakes erased, she dreamed of a hopeful future where she could live for Secretary.

But does that mean she came to him, someone who doesn’t even know her, and scolded him?

This… is her own fault.

“Your Highness.”

“Why, why are you like this?”

“In the future, was I like someone who could be with Your Highness?”

“Someone… like that.”

Yes. She was his future.

The most precious future there is.

The future that gave everything for her, unreplaceable by anything else.

The only future that could truly understand and be equal to her.

The future that foolishly threw itself away with its own hands.

…This time, the divine figure that could never be missed, no matter what.

“You were not just the Prime Minister of the Empire, but also my one and only precious guardian.”

“…I see.”

Secretary Zeus appeared calm as he nodded his head, but inside, chaos reigned.

…What? The Prime Minister?

What on earth was I in the princess’s dream?

Isn’t the Prime Minister the second-in-command of the Empire?

Is that why they’ve come to capture me already?

To use me as a puppet!

Was it because of my talent that Sophia and the princess were just arguing about?

It’s a good thing that there won’t be any job problems after graduation, but the problem is that the destruction happens before graduation.

I have to survive that first in order to get a job or something.

“You don’t seem particularly surprised.”

“Excuse me? No, I was very surprised.”

Well, I was extremely surprised.

The headmaster called me, so I tried to leave Sophia behind and go, but I failed and ended up going with her, and the princess was inside.

Arthoria and Sophia said they had a dream about me, so I thought maybe Cladia had too, and it turned out to be true.

“Even when you were a student at the Academy, your talent shone brightly. How much effort did I put in to obtain you?”

Cladia seemed lost in reminiscence.

“An empire turned into a republic. Even my daughter’s long-kept secret. But despite all those opponents, the ultimate winner was my daughter.”

But the foolish princess, who didn’t even know the corridor, brushed you off.

She clenched her fist.

“It’s no different this time, my dear.”

“Yes?”

Thump.

The princess approached the secretary and hit the wall with one hand.

It was a posture commonly referred to as a wall thump.

“Follow me to the empire, my dear. I will mobilize all the resources of the empire to make you happy.”

“…Hiccup.”

The secretary, who tried to appear composed, could only hiccup in surprise at the princess’s forcefulness.

The princess’s face, looking down at him with a confident smile from a close distance, was more magnificent than any beauty he had ever seen.

“That… I will make you happy. What, is it a proposal?”

Cladia, who enjoyed gathering talents in novels, knew well that this was not a confession but a scout.

If he behaved as if it were a confession and acted on his own, he would lose his head.

I’m so drawn to her.

To be a scout for the resolute princess who is sure to become the emperor. I want to run right away.

I could live comfortably with the princess’s prestige on my back, without staying in this academy full of monsters.

But if I do that, I won’t grow within the academy and become the kind of talent the princess wants.

If my incompetence is revealed, I will be immediately discarded.

“I appreciate your words. I apologize, Your Highness.”

“…What?”

The Princess’s pupils shook violently upon hearing the Secretary’s refusal.

“A, a refusal? From you? To me?”

Discarded by him?

He no longer wants her?

She thought she could start anew with a new chapter, but it wasn’t the case?

If that’s so… does life have any meaning?

A life without him. What meaning does it hold?

If it comes to that… then perhaps…

“It seems ‘now’ is difficult.”

“What?”

“Your Highness, don’t you have things you must do?”

The Princess looked into the Secretary’s eyes, which were fixed on her.

“I, too, am still lacking. I don’t want to ruin Your Highness’s work in this inadequate state.”

…I see. Secretary. You didn’t want to show weakness to me. You always wanted to show only the best in front of me.

Does it mean that you still don’t like your own abilities?

And the things you must do.

The Princess thought of the Aura Beast that constantly interferes with her work.

“After you finish that task, and if I can regain the strength that matches yours, would you be able to make that offer again?”

That task.

I see.

The current secretary knows nothing about the lady.

In the previous chapter, he followed the lady because they had a romantic relationship, but now there is none of that.

So, is the point to prove that he is a lord worth serving?

“Fine. I’ll take care of it within six months.”

To bring down Aurora and tidy up the succession plan.

It took about a year and a half in the previous chapter.

Sure.

Show me.

Show me your true abilities as someone worth serving.

What? Six months?

What are you talking about?

Are you saying you’ll only give me until the next scout? To make a decision within that time?

No, you’re not even giving me time!

* * *

Tap, tap, tap.

“Why isn’t she coming out?”

Sophia stood in front of the bathroom door, arms crossed, tapping her foot on the ground.

“…What has happened?”

Isn’t it taking too long?

“I guess I have to go in and see for myself.”

Creak

Sophia opened the door to the men’s restroom.