The Tanaka Family Reincarnates

at’s the meaning of this?! Where are we going?”

“Oliver, I’m the one who asked them to do this.
I told them that I wanted to know the cause of Imperial Japan’s destruction…”

“Huh?!!! Imperial Japan’s… destruction?! Wait—! What are you talking about, hey? Explain it properly!!! Isn’t it just a loss to establish diplomatic relations with a perishing country?!”

“…Oliver, can you be a little quiet? My ears hurt.
Also, that’s why I’m going to confirm it now.”

“I-I-It’s because you won’t explain it to me—!”

The next day, Oliver shouted inside a carriage when he was awoken early in the morning.

There were more than 30 samurais surrounding the carriage.

With Fukushima and Katou, the ones who had eaten Melsa’s napolitan first, in the front, the carriage rode by Melsa and Oliver moved in the opposite direction from the sea while being surrounded by a solemn atmosphere.

After a 30-minute lunch break midway, they continued to ride their carriage and finally arrived when the sun had started to set.

Incidentally, Melsa was looking forward to eating rice during lunch, but for some reason, what was served was spaghetti napolitan. Did Ume learn how to make it and serve it for everyone right away…(?) Tch, you did something unnecessary, Ume… On top of Melsa’s disappointment was a little bit of resentment.

When they reached a point demarcated by a watchtower and a fence, Fukushima signaled the guard to have him open the fence gate.

[T/N: (For better visualization) It kinda looks like this.]

“We will have to move on foot from this point on.“

As they approached the fence gate, the samurais started to tense up and looked visibly nervous.
They dismounted from their horses and walked on a road leading to the forest-like thickets alongside Melsa and Oliver.

Even Oliver knew to read the situation and kept his mouth shut, but he would glare at Melsa from time to time and mouth, “You never said we had to walk.” angrily.

The moment they came out of the forest, Melsa gaped at the sight unfolding before her and mumbled,

“…It’s… Over…“