Rayrei
Just watch "Daniel Steiner uses the enemy's assassination attempt to hide himself and launches a sudden counterattack to twist the war to the Empire's favor. All is within his calculation." Is what is going to happen.
Well I suppose we shouldn't be surprised really. They did say Hunter erased their name so it won't get found out by the Outsiders, with that much caution, thinking that she also deliberately hid her gender to make her even harder to identify isn't farfetched.
Considering this is his mind, I wonder if he could emulate the Gardener and Bell's power since he had experience in using it before?
MC, you sounded like one of those people who didn't believe people's warning and ended up dead. The first one, sure he could just be a con artist or madman. After his proof though? You should've at least make sure to bring some people along and be cautious during it instead of trying to hurry home
Hmm, well I guess I was wrong, she isn't really connected to the dragon...though that just leaves me with more questions.
MC...if the Gardener hadn't told you she isn't entirely human, I would have given you a pass since I could say that since maybe readers would connect the maid comment to the Outsider would be because of tropes, considering a slave being raised to be maid shouldn't really be that weird. But the Gardener told you she isn't entirely human, and you just met an outsider whose minions are all maids... don't you think you should have atleast some suspicions?
So...I was wondering if he can even be charged for a crime that I'm sure wouldn't have been in any law and maybe he should have been put on that world's equivalent of a mental hospital instead, but no, maybe it really was a really obscure law and he isn't actually the first.
The fact that he sees them as some pretty woman/girl despite her actually looking monstrous suddenly reminds me of Saya from Saya no Uta.
Well, this is what happens when you sent someone who hated betrayal to be an infiltrator. Why he sent her out of all people to infiltrate some place when he himself raised her to think like that about betrayal I'll never understand. She would be much more effective as a soldier or just a straight up assassin instead of an infiltrator.
The king isn't entirely wrong, if he had always move for the sake of his own safety rather than the empire and if things had gone his way, he would have been gone and abandon the Empire to perish while he is spending his time in some part of the world.