When the sun reached just overhead. The village men returned to the village for lunch.
One of the men approaches Dirkhert and others.
ăLia, itâs noon so letâs go for a lunchă
ăAh, papa!ă
The man appears to be Liliaâs father. He turns towards Volsung and bows.
ăIâm sorry, Elf-sama. It seems you have taken care of our daughterâŠâŠă
ăNo, I should be thankful. Iâm grateful she gets along with our masteră
After they greet each other, Lilia pulls on her fatherâs clothes and starts talking in excitement.
ăPapa, anone, Elf-sama is sugoi, you know! He whistled pii~ on his fingers, lots and lots of animal-sans gathered, and he even put birds on my shoulders, they were really cute!ă
ăI see, I see, you have witnessed Elf-samaâs power, you have had a really valuable experienceă
Her father says while stroking her head.
In addition to having an incredible power, elves donât appear that much in front of people. Even if they are occasionally seen, they usually donât engage with other races. Because of that, they are called the Envoys of God by races other than demons.
Normally, itâs an honor just seeing an elf, but his daughter was able to even to witness his power. It was a truly valuable experience for Lilia, and her father would feel anxious if he didnât remind her and she made a blunder.
The repeatedăIâm terribly sorry, thank you very muchăis probably because of that.
ăNee Papa, Iâd like to have a meal with Dirk-kună
ăYou canât do that, wouldnât you be bother to Elf-sama?ă
ăEeh~ I want to be together with Dirk-kun!ă
Hearing her words, Dirk pulls on Volsungâs clothes and asks.
ăDirk also wants to eat with Lilia! Nee Vol, isnât it okay?ă
Volsung couldnât say no to the little Maou-sama who asked with his head tilted to the side.
ăThen, we should ask Tris-san to prepare two additional portions for Lia-chan and Lia-chanâs father, donât we?ă
Dirk who heard that,ăThen, Dirk will go!ă. He grasped Liliaâs hand, and they run to the Inn together.
ăI, is it alright for someone like me to joinâŠâŠ?ă
ăNo, I have selfishly decided that on my ownâŠâŠ was it unnecessary?ă
ăThatâs out of a question! Iâm very grateful. Because of me, my daughter doesnât have anyone she could call friendâŠâŠă
ăBecause of you, just what do youâŠâŠă
A cheerful girl like her doesnât have any friends? Just what does he mean? Volsung inquires.
ăVol, quickly~!ă
ăPapa hurry up too~!ă
The children call out to them.
ăFirst of all, shall we go inside?ă
ăYes, letâs do thată
Volsung and Liliaâs father exchange wry smiles, they collect the things and stuffed animals the children left behind and enter the Inn.