My Twin Sister Was Taken as a Miko and I Was Thrown Away but I’m Probably the Miko

ile making sure I looked at the people below me.
But that would take a lot of resolve and dynamism.

This is what I think, but there is always the possibility that I can end up doing things that cannot be taken back.
I cannot forget that the idea is to end this as peacefully as possible.
At least that is how I see it, but many of the people who were attacked, taken away from their families, and enslaved are less inclined to accept a peaceful resolution.
In fact, while this is called a rebel army, it is far from a cohesive unit.

Many people accept me, but some still oppose me.

Sometimes I find myself thinking about what a difficult position I threw myself into.
But this is the result of my own actions that were propelled by my own will, so I have no regrets.

Some are more extreme, and even have thoughts that they should kill all those in their way and take over the country, but settle on ending this as peacefully as possible.
At least that is a relief.

Some say we should avoid killing people, but take hostages and make demands.
I would go along with this if I was a more valuable hostage, but being the seventh prince means I am very disposable.
My father would not hesitate to abandon me if I were taken hostage.

In fact, I get the feeling that he would massacre everyone while pretending to go along with the hostage negotiation.
My father is not soft enough for these tactics to work.

Even if we attempted to negotiate by taking someone important to the country hostage, it probably would not go well.
Everyone is expendable to some degree, no matter how important their position is.

While certainly not peaceful, the most effective way would be to take the king’s head and declare myself the new king.
Not that we have the power to kill the king, and even if we did, I still have older brothers.

Our talks have stalled.

If changing this country’s way of thinking really is impossible, we should leave the country and regroup.
That seems to be an opinion shared by most of us.
It would be one thing if losing our lives led to changes, but we would just die for nothing.
The ones taken by hatred would probably gladly take that path, but most seem to understand.

The leader of the rebel army proposes that we gradually free slaves, and send the ones who do not wish to fight here to the miko.

There are many different people among them, and I do not know if sending them to the miko will work out well, but we have no choice but to act.

I think, as I stand here as a part of the rebel army.

—Prince and uprising – Part two

(The prince stands as a part of the rebel army, although no one knows what their actions will bring.)