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dekelav said:
just finished watching ep 11 and i got to ask

i dont care about the spoilers but i have to know as the show has only 1 ep left and giving the way it is going i dont see it getting reveled at the last episode

“Other people’s babies are nice and all, but having our own baby would be so
much cuter, right?” she asked, shooting meaningful glances in my direction.
Ahh, yeah... That probably meant exactly what I thought it did. Hakuya and Marx
were telling her we needed to produce an heir already. Now that the country had
stabilized, they were probably pressuring her even more.
“Yeah... You’re right,” I said shyly. “We have the method for births by Cesarean
section established, and there are more and more obstetrics and gynecology
specialists. It’d be safe for you to give birth any time now.”
Liscia’s eyes went wide. “I thought you were going to wimp out again.”
“Now, listen... Okay, yeah, that’s part of it,” I said. “Because I’m prepared to be
your husband, but I’m not ready to be a father yet, y’know.”
“Oh! R-Right... I see...”
I wanted to get all lovey-dovey with Liscia and the others. But, in order to
increase the number of royals which had declined precipitously in the succession
struggle after the death of the king before the last one, the chamberlain, Marx, had
insisted, “I won’t stand for you using birth control until you produce at least one
child!” You can see why I would be cautious.
“Well, aside from that, this high rate of death during childbirth in this world had
been concerning me, too,” I said.
When I looked into the population of this country, I was surprised how high the
death rate was for newborns and pregnant women. In modern Japan, while we
might worry about whether the baby would be born safely, we hardly ever thought
about the mother potentially dying in childbirth. However, it seemed that, in this
country, pregnant women died sometimes. If there were a thousand women
pregnant, a handful of them were going to die. In this country which lacked a formal
study of obstetrics and gynecology, pregnant women were literally putting their
lives on the line to give birth.
As the king, I was being told to produce many children with multiple women. If a
child were born to Liscia, Aisha, Juna, or Roroa, and I were to lose one of them
during the birth... I couldn’t stand that.
“In order to make sure that doesn’t happen, to keep the risk of losing any of my
family to an absolute minimum, I’ve pushed forward with medical reforms,” I said.
“It might be abusing my authority a bit, though.”
“It’s fine, isn’t it? The result was that you ended up helping everyone.” Liscia
wrapped her arm around mine. “H-Hey, Souma. If making babies is okay now, do you
want to try working on that tonight?”
When Liscia said that, fidgeting shyly, I couldn’t help but love it. But, as I’d said
earlier, I wasn’t able to convince myself I should be a father yet, so I had to turn my
head and look away.
“Oh! Um... do you think you could wait a little longer, after all?”
“Geez! You still wimp out in the end!” Liscia shouted.

dekelav said:
just finished watching ep 11 and i got to ask

i dont care about the spoilers but i have to know as the show has only 1 ep left and giving the way it is going i dont see it getting reveled at the last episode

Incranium said:

The baby thing doesn't happen until

The reason being that Souma is shy and thinks it's too early for him. A specific event triggers that for him later on.

Tachi27 said:
you think that genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki have another 2 or 3 season?