Chapter 129: 129 \nThe next morning, I wake up pretty early and get ready to leave. Today is finally the day to go home. Iāve been vacating the house for the last ten days.\n
When itās confirmed that you can go home, I wonder why you want to go home as soon as possible. Is that all youāre saying about that house being my place?
Marius told me that breakfast was with me, but yesterday today I would be more tired than I am, and I say no for that matter. Instead, I asked you to have breakfast with the servants.
Of course I donāt know where the servant cafeteria is, so I decide to wait outside the room filled with myself.
Outside the room, Mr. Liddy stood, apparently ready as well.
āGood morning, Mr. Liddy.
āGood morning, Mr. Eizou.
The two of us exchange morning greetings. From the moment I get home, Mr. Liddy will mean our family⦠should be. Iām talking about if the other three donāt refuse, but Iām thinking all three of them would normally accept it.
If the five of us, of different races and positions, could be friendly and hand in hand with morning greetings and the shrine, it would never be better.
I just told a couple of stories that didnāt have any benefits, and a servant came. Itās Mr. Bowman. I do remember him well because heās a pretty great servant in this house, and heās a man of a good width.\n
āGood morning, Mr. Bowman.
I say hello. Mr. Bowman looked a little surprised,
āGood morning. Dear Eizo, Dear Liddy. I didnāt know Eizo remembered me.
Oh, donāt you normally remember the name of the servant? But I donāt have a family name, but Iām not a nobleman.
āWell, you gave me your name, so if you donāt remember, would you excuse me?
āItās also about not having such a demise.
Itās not weird at all to assume that Iām in quite a position because Iām your husbandās friend, but Iām officially an old blacksmith with no position whatsoever.
Me and Liddy were led to the servantās cafeteria while I mocked Mr. Bowman.\nThey are supposed to gather at breakfast in the servantās cafeteria, except for those who have a job in the morning and those who are not on duty.
However, most of the non-shift people wake up at the usual time in the morning, so it turns out that almost everyone but those who have a job now is getting together.
The Amur mansion is not a messily large house, but it is nevertheless the house of the Counts, where close to double digits of people were gathered. I can also see Matisse, who was in the expedition. Heās the horse in this mansion.
Assuming everyone thinks Iām a former nobleman who got himself into a blacksmith, Iām getting a little carried away with something like āan unknown lady wants to go to a burger shopā thatās situationally in the temple of a previous world story, but it seems better not to worry.
A young girl asked me about it at breakfast, so I told her about it on an expedition. I wondered if the old lady was an Amur family breeze, and she wanted to hear more about the last cave suppression than living in a position.
Iām a servant of the Amur family, but just in case, donāt tell me Iām the one who defeated Hobgoblin. āIt was dark, and I donāt know if it was the captain or who elseā. Mr. Liddy was slightly dissatisfied, but Iām sure heāll understand why.
After breakfast, donāt let the servants get in the way of their work (if you ask Mr. Bowman, āItās also my job to help you get outā), but Iāll just leave.
There, the face I saw appeared.
\nWhen will I be here next? Iād like to stop by your shop then.
A cloud that holds plenty of water inside and makes it look heavy flows far away. This one had a milky white sky that contrasted with the meadows. It is the usual street.
On the road, Camilo also asked me a lot about the expedition. Donāt tell me who knocked Camilo over the Hobgoblin story as well, but youāll probably guess because itās about Camilo. He wonāt do anything to the detriment of the Amur family.
The vigilance was not neglected, but nothing happened in the streets. Camiloās story on the road says more people are being attacked these days.
The odd thing is weāre just looking for something, to let it go as it is when we know we donāt have it, and we donāt remember who the victim was attacked.
āIt looks like thereās no real damage, but be careful the next time you come to wholesale us,ā he cautioned, as theyāre increasing patrols but havenāt found the killer.
Get off Camiloās carriage at the forest entrance, wave and break up. He and I meet at a pace of one week, so goodbye is not a good thing.
We will no longer go through the woods of our own free will. Occasionally, small animals like squirrels are on trees. Seeing it reminds me of Miss Frederica, would this be rude to the boulders?
As I walked hoping I wouldnāt run into a wolf or a bear along the way, I heard a sudden approaching here from afar. I donāt happen to be running this way, I know weāre here for sure, and Iām going here.
I pulled out the short sword and tried to figure out what was coming.