Going to Another World on Your Own! ～a Story That Begins With a Not-so-sweet Upbringing

he nobility, it will be difficult to regain it.

If she were to try to turn things around, she would have to get Aeris back and have a child with Uwakin, but there’s no way that Aeris will comply with her in that case.

The ideal situation would be to get Aeris back and then tell her that she’s the parent of the child she has prepared for her and then Aeris would suffer an accident.

The dead have no say in the matter.

As for the child, the adventurers reported that the Marquise of Van Dyne was holed up in her mansion and could not be seen.

It seems that she hasn’t been seen for more than half a year.

Could she be dead? I thought so, but it seems that this is not the case and people from the Countess’s family visit her from time to time.

The adventurer on the watch said, “She might be pregnant”.
I had expected that.

A member of the countess’s family had brought in a pram mixed in with her luggage.

This would mean that they are planning to bring Aeris back and make her the parent of the child because she’s about to give birth.

There’s no way that Aeris will comply with such a plan, so the Marchioness’ plan will probably not save Aeris’s life.

She wants to just kidnap Aeris and have her die in an accident at the Van Dyne family mansion.

Perhaps the plot is that she will die of postpartum malady.

Then, the grandmother, the Marchioness and her husband, the Marquise Uwakin, would make the surviving child happy and the Marquise family would be happy.

And the Marquise would continue to do as they pleased in the dark as long as Madame and Uwakin were in the charge.

Now, the other side’s objective was clear.

But that’s only if they can bring Aeris back.

So, in the near future, they’ll make another move.

But that should be difficult since the Kingsguard knight escort has been reinforced… but do they have a plan?

Tauro thought about what he would do if he were the enemy, but he couldn’t come up with anything significant.

“Tauro? Isn’t today the day of the meeting with Prince Flue?”

Aeris approached Tauro, who was in his room thinking.

“Oh, that’s right.
I have something important to report, so I’ll be on my way.”

This time, I decided to leave Aeris behind.

The reason for this is that the Kingsguard and I have discussed that if Aeris moves around now, she will create an opening for the enemy to take advantage of her.

With the Kingsguard present, Tauro felt at ease and decided to go to the royal castle where Prince Flue was staying.