Reincarnation into the Barrier Master

Para ...... Para ...... Para ....... The sound of paper rubbing echoes through the room.

An old man kept staring at a thick stack of papers. And in front of him, three young men are standing in an upright and immobile position. In this rather cold room, the men are slightly sweating.

"Yes?"

The three of them reacted to the old man's words with shivers and waited breathlessly for his next words. They waited with bated breath for the old man's next words. He did not take his eyes off the stack of papers at all, as if he did not notice them.

"Hmmm..."

After a while, the old man nodded his head without changing his expression. The three men exhale slowly, as if relieved. It was only a few seconds, but they were so nervous that they could not even breathe.

"Well, you did it. Good work. You can leave now.

The men's expressions did not change, but their entire bodies radiated an inexpressible sense of relief. They bowed and slowly left the room.

"Hmm."

After seeing the men off, the Great High King Ribbon of the Hladime Kingdom looked down at his hand again. In his hand was a bundle of reports that had just been compiled by the researchers, which he read over and over again.

"This is a great discovery!

A smile leaked onto his face as he muttered to no one in particular. The great king looks up quickly and turns his eyes to the desk beside him. There was a letter on the desk. It was from Meirias, the queen of Agartha, whom he respected and admired.

While examining the object that Ozin had spat out, May discovered that it had a mysterious effect.

At the beginning of the investigation, the vomit of Auzin was an orange-colored jelly, but after a day, it became as hard as a rock. The color also turned reddish-purple, and May and the other researchers gasped at the transformation.

After much investigation, it was discovered that this object had the effect of restoring magic power just by holding it in one's hand. On the other hand, for the doctors in the hospital attached to the Agartha Medical Research Institute, who heal mainly with elementary recovery magic, the effect is dramatic, and they can perform recovery magic all day long almost without a break. The new system was able to keep going.

May therefore requested a clinical trial to the collaborating countries of the Medical Research Institute. Naturally, the Hradime Kingdom was included in the list, and when the Great King received the letter, he immediately wrote a reply to the effect that he would cooperate.

The Great King slowly unfolds the letter from May on his desk. The handwriting is neat and beautiful. His theory is that a person's character is reflected in his writing, and the letters in this letter showed no ambition, only a genuine desire to study the effects of the stone. This is exactly the way a person involved in research should be. This is exactly the way a person involved in research should be. She asked me to help her with her research. How could I refuse? Moreover, I was able to obtain results that would surprise her. He nods in satisfaction as he folds up the letter.

Moreover, his son, the king of Maintia, was also cooperating in this research. For the King of Maintia, who had hoped to somehow get closer to his son, this had produced unexpected results.

To tell the truth, he did not expect his son's cooperation at all, and from the beginning, he had planned to cooperate in this experiment only with himself and the researchers. However, when his son heard about the experiment, he called the researchers to the castle and introduced them to a certain person. This person was Kwanpak, the father of Aujin, but needless to say, it was kept a secret. Anyway, it is said that the aristocratic-looking man whom his son introduced to him came up with various ideas. As a result of repeated experiments, the stone was found to have the ability to restore 30 MP in an instant. Moreover, the number changes depending on the s*x and age. In other words, the stone is most effective for men in their late 20s, followed by women. Conversely, the least effective are men in their late teens. The bundle of papers that Ohsang-Ou was carrying was a detailed report of the results, which included the details of why these effects were observed.

He was happy. His son, who he thought was only interested in women, was interacting with an intellectual who could give him hints for such a result. Perhaps my son is conducting some kind of research of his own. If there is something he is stuck on, something he is having trouble with, I would be happy to help. ....... Thinking about this, the Great Sage King shakes his head slowly. He shook his head slowly, thinking that his son would not ask him to help him.

With this thought in mind, he sat down at his desk and began to pen a reply to Mei. At that moment, an idea came to his mind.

"Why don't we all present this to each other?"

The idea of holding a conference in the Hladime country, which he had envisioned before, flashed through his mind. His eyes widened and he nodded again and again.

Yes. Let's hold a conference. Let's hold a conference in our country. It would be a good opportunity to gather researchers from many countries and to inspire our young researchers. Well, this is a good idea. Now we just have to see if ...... Mr. Meilius will be able to see us."

He looked down at the table again and added a few words to the letter he was about to write.

"Ummm......... is this too superior?　No, but I must write something like this to stimulate his intellectual curiosity.

Muttering to himself, the great king puts the letter away in an envelope. He then writes a similar letter to Linos, King of Agartha, which he seals with wax and claps his hands.

"You wanted to see me?"

"Tell the king that this ...... no. Next spring ......3 or April, I'm going to hold a conference with researchers from all over the world. I will approach King Agartha and Queen Meirias with a letter to that effect, and I would like to know what they think about it. ......

"Yes, I'm sorry, sir."

A long-serving retainer bowed reverently and left the room. He sighs as he watches. He sighs and stands up, hoping that his son will attend the conference and deepen exchanges with the royalty of the countries that will be participating in it.

The next day, King Maintia received the message and promptly sent a reply to his father. He claimed that he had no objection to holding the conference, but he wanted to make two conditions for it. He said that if they agreed to them, he, the king, would help organize the conference.

The first condition was that the location of the conference would be decided by the king of Maintia. The first was that the location of the conference would be decided by the King of Mainetia, in order to prevent military and internal political secrets from being leaked to the outside world, to which the King of Mainetia agreed with a broad nod. The real reason for this was that the King of Maintia wanted to prevent the leakage of the existence of Kwanpak, which had been entrusted to him by Agartha, but he went far beyond this intention.

The second condition he imposed was that his wife Norene and his son Onsar, who were staying at Agartha, be allowed to return home. The moment the king heard these words, a deep furrow appeared on his brow, and his emissary instantly stood erect and motionless.

After a short period of silence, the Great Sage allowed them to return to Japan on the condition that their visit would be temporary.