Maou Gakuin No Futekigousha

"--After that, I thought a lot about it.I gave up thinking about becoming a bard. "

After telling the story of Theta's past, Rinfa said so in front of the big peach tree.

"Eh... is that so...?"

Ellen answers in surprise.

I guess you didn't look so good when you gave up.

"Because you can't be."

As a matter of course, Rinfa obviously said.

"Even if I sang a better song than Theta, I wouldn't be eligible for singing academy.That's what Whisperweans is all about.I used to be a child who didn't even know that. "

When I heard only words, it was as if I had given up.

However, behind her back, her eyes were straight ahead.

"So, become a bard priest and change the rules.I checked it out.Only the barrage gods can run regardless of race.It's a sacred ritual that determines the best singer among all the people who live in Whispering, so no one can refuse it. "

Fufu, I was very good at showing a smile to Rinfa.

"This is how adults do it."

Ellen couldn't hide her surprise at Rinfa's statement that she was not even a bard and was aiming for the head of Wispwens.

Rather than being an adult, it is accelerating indifference.She is looking back at Linfa who smiles with her teeth.

"This is who I am."

Ilya laughs in agony.

You're in trouble.

"It's really hard when you're dating Linfa."

Hey

With the same face, the members of the Red Star choir, Nao, Sonata, and Miray said.

But still, they came all this way with Rinfa.You know better than anyone how difficult it is to walk the way you are going to be.

"Do you believe that Rinfa can become a bard leader?"

Ellen asks with a serious face.

The Ilyas answered it with a smile.

"Has Ellen ever thought about what if she were a song?"

Yes, Rinfa answered.

Um, I don't know.

"The main god in this world is the god poem Rodwell, the song itself."

Linfa says.

"I thought about it, didn't I?If I were a song, how would I make this world? "

She looks up at the sky.

Slight songs and music echoed there.

"I knew you wanted a lot of people to sing to you."

"... maybe."

Ellen agreed that there was something in Linfa's words that she felt.

"That would be more fun, I'm sure.It feels like people are singing and dancing everywhere. "

"Yes, it doesn't matter if it's a song or a race.I don't think Rodwell would say that the bard and the singing academy belong only to the singing spirits. "

That might have been the answer that Linfa, who loved songs all the time, had arrived, even without talent.

She said with certainty.

"Songs are equal to everyone, right?I'm here to prove that this is the world order. "

Linfa smiles with confidence.

"Tranquillists, bards, people who don't go out or don't go out, they all hang out with each other for boring things.But the bard nowadays only see convenience.I think we need to think more about singing. "

How does it feel to sing?

As impressed, Ellen said.

I kind of like that.

That's right.

As if a child who likes to play games boasts, Rinfa says.

At that time, I heard someone from afar.

Ellen ~ ~

Jessica and the fan union girl came running.

"Great, I thought I'd do something because I got separated."

They gather by Ellen.So I noticed the phosphors.

Is that it?

Who is it?

Shea and Maia looked at the phosphors strangely.

"Uh, everyone in the Red Star."

Ellen pointed it out by hand.

"She's a Rinfa. She's running for the Bard.I'm not a moderate or a bard, but I have a really nice idea.... "

Ellen cut off her words on the way and fell down to think.

"Ellen?"

What's wrong?

Jessica and Himka peek into Ellen's face.

"--I made up my mind."

With her face raised, Ellen held her fist forcefully.

"Let's support the bard gods and the Rinfa.It's definitely recommended! "

"Eh, well...."

Suddenly, Jessica seems to have trouble responding.

"But if I don't get permission from Dr. Eldmade, I can't do it."

"That's right, we can't decide for ourselves...."

"It's okay! I'm sure Miss Eldmade will agree with you!"

Ellen's temper has caused other members to hesitate.

Um, well, then, why should I support the Red Star Choir?

"Guess!"

The girls had no choice but to look stunned at Ellen, who shouted at her grandeur.

"No, it's a hunch, but Rinfa says she'll help us, and when she hears the song, everyone will think the same."

Ellen excused herself in a hurry and said, "Ahaha," Rinfa laughed.

"Thanks, Ellen. I'm gonna sing, 'cause my throat's torn.'"

"When Linfa says it, it's no joke."

And Ilya said lightly to blame.

"But in fact, you have to be prepared.Because the Bard Choice has to deliver songs all over Wispwens. "

"Without using Whispering's?"

Ellen asks.

"Yes, live songs. That said, it's okay to join a group, and there's no accompaniment, no chorus, no ants.I think if the ears help us, we'll be able to do it. "

"I wonder. If you're a top-notch bard, you can do it alone, so we're not at a disadvantage.Choral magic is a huge burden. "

Ilya complains.

"But it's the most advantageous thing I've ever seen."

Linfa smiles.

"The barracks aren't the only games that have been decided before singing.It is neither the examiner nor the great man who chooses me.It's not a custom or a trick.It's all the residents of Whispering's. "

Limfa pointed her finger at Ilya with a sharp extension.

"Look at that. I'll let you go."

"I know what you're capable of, but we can't just finish with a barrage.Don't ever mention it again, even if your throat is torn. "

"I would say so. If you lose, what happens next?"

Um!

Ellen breaks into the conversation.

"You have to keep your voice far away, don't you?"

"... is that so?"

"With my magic of our world, it may be less burdensome than it is now."

Immediately after rounding his eyes for a moment, Rinfa laughed.

Oh, that's good.

As impressed, Rinfa tells the Ilyas.

"If you have such magic, why don't you tell me?"

"No"

Immediately Ilya denied.

"I'm glad you're feeling it, but I can use my chorus magic to the limit, so I don't need any more magic."

"It's okay, because our magic turns the mind into magic.I'm sure Rinfa will be able to use it. "

When they heard that, Rinfa and Ilya looked at each other.