Shota's Isekai NTR Adventure

She looked at me with one brow raised as if she was doubtful of this, but there was nothing that I could say in response to make her believe me.

After all, I knew that I didn’t look like a king at all.

At the same time, it wasn’t as if I could prove that I really was the king of the Kite Kingdom since I didn’t bring anything with me this time.

The important things to the Kite Kingdom had all been left in the Kite Kingdom since there was no telling what would happen to me.

And in most cases, it wasn’t as if I would need to prove my identity. Just the fact that I was with Joan was more than enough to prove who I was.

It was just that this didn’t work since we were in the ruins right now. Though even if we weren’t in the ruins, it wasn’t as if Aisha would know about the rumours that spread outside since she had been trapped in this place all along.

She just looked at me silently with this same brow raised for a bit, so the only thing that I could do was look right back at her with a calm look on my face.

After a while, she finally reacted by giving a nod and saying, ”Alright, if you say so.”

The way that she said this made it clear that she didn’t believe me, but it also made it seem like she couldn’t be bothered to argue with me right now.

Then before I could say anything else, Aisha suddenly turned away from me so that she was just laying there on the bed. Though she closed her eyes as she faced the roof that was above her.

It was almost as if she was done with talking to me.

I really didn’t know what to say when I saw her like this.

There were certainly more things that I wanted to ask her, such as how she even came to be trapped here in the first place. It was just that she really didn’t seem like she wanted to talk to me at all…

So the only thing that I could do was go and look at the other rooms that she had opened up.

Though there really wasn’t anything that seemed to be of interest in those rooms.

All of these rooms had the same appearance as the other rooms.

There wasn’t a single difference that was to be found in these rooms.

The only thing that I could do in the end was pull out a piece of paper and a pencil to start drawing out the layout of this place.

As if she had been awakened by the sound of the pencil running across the piece of paper, Aisha opened her eyes to look at me before suddenly waving her hand.

When she did, there was a piece of paper that appeared in the air.

This piece of paper just slowly floated over to where I was.

I could tell that it wasn’t just the piece of paper floating alone that brought it over to where I was. It was also a trace of wind magic that was pushing the piece of paper over to me.

Once it reached me, I reached out with my hand to grab it and the traces of wind magic disappeared.

Looking at the piece of paper, I couldn’t help raising a brow to look back at Aisha. It was just that she seemed like she had completely gotten bored of this and went back to sleep, lying back down on the bed.

What she had drawn on the piece of paper was similar to what I had drawn, but it was much more detailed than what I drew.

There were over thirty different rooms that were on here.

It seemed that during the time that Aisha had been trapped in this place, she hadn’t been idle like this. I didn’t know why she seemed like she was out of motivation now, but it was clear that she had searched extensively for a way out during the time that she had been here.

Only it didn’t seem like her search had yielded a result.

”Is this all that you were able to find?” I asked Aisha without looking up from the paper.

She also didn’t seem to move at all as she gave a soft, ”Un.”

I couldn’t help knitting my brows when I heard this.

After all, it really was too strange that she wasn’t able to find anything.

Especially with the layout of the rooms that she did find.

I looked at the rooms that she opened up just in case to see if there was anything off about the map, but it turned out that this map of hers was correct.

There was a pattern to the way that the rooms had been laid out in this place.

It seemed that it was forming some kind of spiral.

And based on her answer, it seemed that she had never been able to find the center of the spiral. While I didn’t know if the center of the spiral would be a way out or not, it was still a better lead than anything else.

After seeing this map, I wasn’t in a rush to go looking for the next room according to Aisha’s map.

After all, I wouldn’t even be able to reach the center since I couldn’t find the buttons that would open up the walls in the first place. And it really didn’t seem like Aisha was in any mood to help me with the way that she was responding.

In that case, the only thing that I could do was try to figure out a way out of this place on my own.

I raised the Staff of Earth in my hand and walked over to the wall.

I didn’t go into the hole, but rather place the tip of the Staff of Earth against the wall before closing my eyes.