Because he indirectly showed that he had the necessary amount of essentials. Thatâs what Suimei said with carefree smile, however said words couldnât return. Lefile felt guilty, she dropped her tone and approached with a apologetic tone.
ăItâs notâŠâŠis it ok?ă
To follow (she was referring is it ok to follow her). In regards to that Suimei breathed out a sigh.
ăIf I say, right now Iâm heavily regretting it, what will you do? ă
ăAbout thatâŠâŠIâm sorryă
ăThatâs not it. If I were to so easily regret it, I wouldnât have come along. So donât mind it.ă
Suimei jokingly asked back to Lefile who was feeling depressed and looking down. Thatâs right. If I didnât feel like it there was no reason for me to come along, thatâs why there isnât anything for me to regret.
Even if I say that, Lefile tenaciously holds the idea that all Iâm getting is thrust into disadvantages.
ăBut, you know Iâm being targeted?ă
ăThatâs right.ă
ăThen.ă
Then what are you saying I should do. Pushing yourself into a delicate situation, can you call that justice. I glare at Lefile with blame who is being tormented by the glare, and declare. (TLN: Donât know, donât care uuughh)
ăLefile are you saying it wouldâve been fine if you followed the other party?ă
ăThat isâŠâŠă
Lefile who didnât have any way of retreat falters with her words, this time Suimei sends a different question towards her. Visible only through the gaps of the trees, the sky as if enclosing this whole place in a gloomy expression and gazed at it, facing towards it he abruptly and calmly declares.
ăââHey Lefile, tell me honestly which one do you want? ă
ăBy which one you meanâŠâŠă
ăIâm asking which one is better coming here or accompanying them?ă
ăItâs, itâs obvious, itâs better to accompany themă
ăReallyïŒă(Are you sure?)
ăRe, really.ă
Lefile who listened to the repeated inquiry, replied with a sullen mood. Angry because he didnât believe her*, it was a mere childish bluff. (TLN: confused) There Suimei thrust his finger, expecting to deal the final blow threw a single word.
ăThen, can you swear on the name of Arushuna that it was not a lie.ă
ăWhatïŒïŒăThatâsâŠâŠă
To this Leffile was at a loss of words. Since she had some connection with the church of salvation (TLN: I donât remember the churchâs name as previously translated can someone please tell me also the goddesses english name.) the goddess Arshunaâs name carried enormous weight (was tremendous). If she couldnât swear than it would become a lie.
Thereupon Lefile heaved a big sigh and gave up.
ăâŠâŠYou are, a mean man.ă
ăSo, what is it?ă
ăAA, itâll help if you come along. Howeverââă
ăThen, itâs fineâ isnât it?ă
Suimei interrupted Lefile who was about to say something. In a calm voice, as if to say anything more than this was useless, and itâs already ok/enough, that he was not going to tolerate anymore belittlement towards him, kindly warned/admonished her.
ăThatâsââă
ăApart from that, there is no need to put it into the frame of whether the method of doing it is smart or not. If itâs good then itâs good, letâs end it with that. Surely doing it like that will feel refreshing, donât you agree?ă
ăAâŠâŠă
Looking like she heard something unexpected, I look at Lefile who is speechless.
Thatâs right. Having such talk, and pursuing it, what on earth do you want to do?  Though there are many ways to do it in highly effective way, itâs not always a good thing to explore them.*** I give an answer and you listen to it isnât that fine. Even if I say such a thing the sadness which lurks in the heart, doesnât clear up comfortably.
Thatâs why I didnât want to let you say.
What type of talk will be after this, if itâs become something to brood over, then now it canât be what you should do. Please decide.**
ăâŠâŠWhat happened? As expected do you have a complain?ă
When Suimei opened one of his eyes and peeked, Lefile felt relived as if a demon has abruptly fallen, and agreed.
ăNo, thatâs right, it may be exactly as you said. ă
Just now a voice which seemed the heart has been cleared up sounded out.(TLN: feeling relieved?) Not being honest, though for the time being she seemed to agree. While scratching his head Suimei breathed out with fuu. From the stand point of a bystander certainly itâs probably isnât the right choice. This a fight full of disadvantages. I understand that, and what Lefile said is reasonable.
But, to choose whether that is right or wrong, in the end itâs the decision(TLN:result) of the person who will chose. If the one concerned thinks itâs ok then itâs ok, itâs not like the very best always becomes the right.**
In addition to that. To be moved by cheap feelings that holds the real intention honestly speaking thatâs a very embarrassing thing
Anyhow, it was Suimei who was not so closely related to the habit of calling himself a magician no matter how much time passed. (TLN: confusing line.)
ăââHmm besides, if we hide properly there is the possibility of not being found out. ă
ăâŠâŠThatâs no matter how you put it, I think isnât it too optimistic? Suimei kun ă
ăThatâs right. Itâs dangerous to start to broil.ă(TLN:âŠâŠâŠ)