Mr. Druid takes a small breath and drinks tea.\n
As I stared at it, I was stroked with a pound of my head.
âWhy were you laughing?
Iâve thought about it a lot but I donât know.
âNo, Pliagilmuthâs attitude is funny.â
Mr. Pliagilmuth with a surprised look when he was called by his name.
Sure, heâs a little different today, but is that enough to laugh at?
âYouâre not hiding it, are you?
As I looked at the two alternately, Mr. Pliagilmuthâs cheeks turned soothingly red.
âHi, looks like heâs become a fan of Ivy. No, were you originally a fan?
âHa?âŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠ fans?
Uh, Iâm sure it was about supporting a certain person.
Mr. Prior Gilmouth took me?
âNo, I donât think so, Mr. Druid?
âBut my eyes are glittering to see Ivy from earlier, and my attitude is restlessly fluffyâ
âOriginally, it seemed like Ivy had a lot of respect for the organization she helped crush, and since the cave, the patron saint thing and Adandala thing were added there, youâd feel overwhelmed.â\n
Thatâs what I said. When Mr. Druid saw Mr. Pliagilmuth, he had a bright red face.
âUm, excuse me. Were you in that attitude?
âNo, even if they told me I was hiding it with that oneâ
âHa. I donât think I can tell from the attitude I had the first time I saw him, but I really admired Mr. Ivy. You know, itâs a lot more amazing when you talk about it.â
Who are you talking about?
What, thatâs not me, is it?
âItâs not just about finding me a cave, itâs about helping me meet my patron saint, itâs about Taming Adandalaâ
I happen to have a cave and a patron saint, and I still donât know if I can really get a taste of Ciel.
When I look at Mr. Druid, heâs smiling bitterly.
âI was having a drink with Tableau last night and it was Mr. Ivyâs story. If I recognised that someone was somewhat awesome nearby again, I think I got into an attitude. Sorry, Iâm just a fan.â
What am I supposed to do with this vibe?
When I saw Mr. Druid, he was laughing again.
âBad. Take it easy. Prior Gilmouth wanted to talk, didnât he?
âThen letâs talk about it.â
To re-divide, re-brew the tea and drink for three.
I donât know, Iâm tired.
Mr. Pliagilmuth totally blew out of what he told me, and his gaze⊠scares me.
Iâm not such an amazing person. \nâYou donât have a problem going to the woods with me, do you, Ivy?
âYeah, thatâs not a problem. But you want to borrow Ciel?
I donât like the idea of borrowing it.
You felt something in the way I said it, Mr. Pliagilmuth bowed his head small.
âYesterday, I double-checked the cave and there was no problem, so I announced it as a demon stone mineable cave in my guild.â
âSo, today we announced that we have an adventurer who crusaded Bearsâ
Iâm not an adventurer, but I asked you to keep it a secret.
âSo itâs good that the adventurers thrived, but thereâs an adventurer whoâs a little anxiousâ
âThe caves are still fine, but I think Iâm going to be impotent to find Bearceâ
âThatâs dangerous in the winter months. If you overlook the change in weather and encounter a snowstorm, you could die.â
If the snow just flickers like it did today, no problem, but it seems dangerous when it blows.
Iâve never seen snowblown snow before, but Mr. Druid says there are times when I have no idea whatâs going on back and forth, and some people are unable to move and freeze to death.
So I was taught to pay attention to changing weather when going to the woods during the winter months.
âYes, there are a few top and middle adventurers who were part of a criminal organization, and fewer adventurers are helping beginners.â
Is that organization here again?
Youâre casting a shadow everywhere.
âI see. Thereâs been damage in my town, but here too?
âYes, when I got the info inâ Fluffy, âthere were just a few kids disappearing in this village that were making a fuss.â
\nâYou can also communicate well with Lord Siel. Isnât that amazing?â
I wonder why you are my lord.
Iâd love to hear it, but letâs stop it.
Itâs bad to stimulate something.
âUh, Ciel. Prior, can you show Mr. Gilmouth where Bearce was?
Itâs kind of hard to be watched and talk to Ciel.
âSounds good. Are you okay around noon tomorrow?
âYes, Iâll make time, so itâs okayâ
âCan I have Mr. Druid, too?
âOh, Iâm fine, too. And I donât even want to remind you of winter hunting.â
Do you also have some bad memories?
When Mr. Pliagilmuth asks, a deep wrinkle is engraved between his brows.
âCould it be your master?
Mr. Priagilmas asks strangely.
âMr. Druidâs master is a bit of a⊠fun guyâ
âNo, Iâm sorry thatâs not a fun guy. Youâre the one whoâs looking forward to making fun of people.â
Did Mr. Druid have any thoughts about his attitude? Mr. Pliagilmuth gave him a bitter laugh.
âYouâre like Gilmouth before. Iâve had a lot of trouble with him, too.â
Mr. Druid and Mr. Priagilmas sighed at the same time.
What the hell did I remember?