Baby Tyrant

Chapter 27: I Can't Stay Still Either

Tuk...

I dropped my snack because of the new faces that suddenly appeared.

There were two knights.

"Who awe you?"

"We are knights who will be Your Majesty's escort's from today. We are looking forward to work with you."

"Wat abowt Lithandwo?"

"We cannot tell you."

Then they went to the wall and stood there without any change in their expressions.

I was dumbfounded that I just stared at them with a blank look.

'That's the end?'

We cannot tell you. They didn't even give me their names.

In case they forgot, I approached and looked at the knights one by one.

"Wat's ur nwames?" (What's your names?)

"We cannot tell you."

"..."

The Stand-in-emperor was definitely in control.

The reason why Lissandro was assigned to me in the first place was because of the stand-in-Emperor.

'Well, it doesn't matter to me...'

I didn't want to see Lissandro, so it's a good thing.

Joyful of the fact that there weren't eyes watching me from somewhere else, I scoured through the baby toys Oscar had given me.

But...

'It's burdensome.'

Standing without moving, I became more cautious about breathing in front of the eyes of the knights who were watching my every movement.

When I touched the doll for no reason and looked at the drivers, they flinched and avoided my gaze.

It bothered me that people who I saw for the first time today came into my bedroom and watched me.

"Uncwle knwights." (Uncle Knights.)

"Yes, Your Majesty."

"Untwil wen awe you gwoing to stway?" (Until when are you going to stay?)

"..."

The knights stayed silent.

I sighed.

If you answer my questions, you'll at least feel friendly.

'Frustrating!'

I threw my toys and struggled out of bed.

"Ah'm gwoing owt." (I'm going out.)

It would be better to go outside than to be in a stuffy room

Fortunately, the nanny gladly allowed me to go out.

"Then would you like to have snacks outside?"

"Ung. Wat awe yu gwoing to gib me?" (Ung. What are you going to give me?)

"How does strawberry tart sound?"

"Gwood."

'How exciting.'

The thought of eating snacks quickly made me feel better.

I think I'm really simple at times like this, but I couldn't help it.

'Because snacks were a luxury to me.'

I couldn't even buy candy worth 200 won (18 cents) because it was a waste of money.