Tearmoon Empire, Volume 5 by Nozomu Mochitsuki

Author:Nozomu Mochitsuki [MOCHITSUKI, NOZOMU]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2021-07-19T00:00:00+00:00

H-How did it come to this?!

After spending some time in a baffled daze, Mia’s scattered wits slowly coalesced, restoring enough mental faculties for her to panic.

Y-You know, now that I think about it...the Yellowmoons are suspicious, sure, but it’s not like I can trust the Duke of Redmoon either...

There was no guarantee that only one of the four houses were connected to the Chaos Serpents. In the future that Bel was from, the Four Dukes had fought each other two-on-two.

It’s entirely possible that the Redmoons are colluding with the Serpents and they’re trying to cripple my ability to fight back. If I lose Vanos now, it’ll not only put a huge dent in the strength of my forces, but I’ll also lose my Dion moderator.

She groaned in dismay. And pain. Mostly pain actually, considering she was pressing her hands to her temples, and groaned a second time.

“Oooh, my head hurts... Ugh, how did it come to this...”

“Ha ha ha. Good show, miss. That girl sure had some mettle, but you’re no slouch yourself. Really told it to her there, didn’t you?” Malong, who’d been watching the exchange, let out a rolling bout of laughter. “Well, the horsemanship club’s got your back, so go out there and break a leg.”

Ooooh, is this funny to you, Malong? Because it’s not funny to me! And I think I might actually break a leg out there! Hmph, he clearly thinks this isn’t his problem...

Unfazed by her scowl, he crossed his arms.

“That said, if it’s speedriding you’re competing in, you’ll need to learn to ride moonhares.”

“...‘Moonhares’? What are those?”

“A breed of horse. Just like the name suggests, they’re said to be as fast as the rabbit on the moon. Most of the famous knights you hear about in history books rode them. In fact, whenever people mention fast horses, they’re usually talking about moonhares. We have two in our stable, though one’s expecting and can’t really move. As for the other one...” He trailed off before adding with a mischievous grin, “I think you’ll get along just fine.”

“Oh? And why is that?”

“He’s no stranger to you, after all. The other moonhare we have is that horse that sneezed on you.”

She was reminded of that rather unpleasant event that occurred the day of the dance party for new students.

“Oh... That horse...”

With a strained smile, she glanced toward the stalls.

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