10 nen goshi no HikiNiito o Yamete Gaishutsushitara Jitaku goto Isekai ni Ten’ishiteta

Lesson Five Eugene, Understanding the Situation of a Toddler Girl

Yuji, who brought home a shipwrecked toddler found in the woods and attended all night.

The next morning, a young girlfriend wakes up as Yuji and Kotaro watch.

Speak in Japanese (...) upset to a conversation with a non-family member for the first time in 10 years.

Ah, but the words that popped into Yuji's ear, which I thought might not speak in Japanese, were something that made sense.

"Um... where am I? Huh? Alice's in the woods, running, so, so."

Seems Yuji wasn't the only one upset.

"Yeah, well, you're down in the woods, and, yeah, so, I was wondering if I could just leave you like that, and, yeah, I'm not even thinking about being nasty or anything at all, but I thought I'd take you home first, so..."

Wow! and Kotalou barks small.

I think I'm going to tell you both a little bit more.

Seems the calmest thing on this occasion was Cotareau.

Hang in there, human.

"Oh, yeah, okay. Thank you, Kotaro. I'm Yuji. So, this dog is a cottage. I live in this house with you. Do you understand? What's your name?

With Kotaro's assistance, Yuji seems to have regained some calm.

"Alice is Alice. She's six. of the village with your father and mother and Brother Basil and Brother Charles. Ugh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.

Perhaps it was the usual introduction taught. Yuji starts talking surprisingly smoothly, but begins to cry and whimper along the way.

This is what it would have been like if my sister had started crying when she was little - Yuji, who has nothing to do with more than twenty years old. It is a reality escape.

I also take the natural question from my head as to why I understand the words. It seems to have been a distraction from the calm I regained earlier.

"You don't have to rush, you don't have to rush."

Hugs softly as he speaks, Yuji presses his back to calm him down.

Is it good that you remembered your sister when you were a young girl, it's such a nice play that you don't think she's been communicating with anyone else in ten years.

Egg, Yuji kept hugging her until her crying voice stopped and her rough breath calmed down.

"Alice, take your time drinking this if you like. Be careful because it's hot. I'd like you to let me talk to you when I calm down a little."

He sees Alice stop crying and leaves the leftover living room saying, "Wait a minute," handing over the hot cocoa he's prepared.

It is a mysterious stereotype of Yuji that it is cocoa for a crying child.

By the way, it's an instant cocoa I kept for the winter, and it's a cocoa I never used that was only two drinks away. What are you going to do if you cry twice more?

Alice holds the mug with both hands, breathes fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu, then slowly mouths cocoa. Once, my eyes are opened. Seems delicious.

Even in other worlds, it's cold. It's the same. I'm glad it looks delicious. Yuji is relaxing.

"Uh, well, then again. I'm Yuji, and this dog is Kotaro. Alice, can you tell me why you were in the woods?

"Alice was sleeping at home. Then your mother woke you up and told you to run to the city with Brother Basil and Brother Charles because you're here, but Brother Basil stayed and ran away with Brother Charles, but Brother Charles came after you, and then Brother Charles and I ran off to the woods, but we still chased you, and then your brother said," Alice's gone, Alice's gone, Alice's gone, so she's gone, so she's going to be alone. "

It was the reason why relaxed Yuji's feelings were so heavy that he blew away.

Yuji softly embraces Alice as she tries to keep her words going as she sees her crying out. Kotalou is up to the two of us, too, jumping on the couch.

A bandit attacked the village, and fled with his young brothers and sisters, and his brother covered Alice, and Alice fled through the woods. Summarizing Alice's words speaking in tears, that seems to be the case.

It would have wandered for days, considering that he had fallen, combined with Alice's words, "The day came, the night, many times".

Luckily helped, Yuji thanked God for the first time in more than a decade.

Then again, I don't know why, but now the words make sense.

"Well, well, well, well. You're safe here. Good luck, Alice."

Yuji repeatedly tells Alice she's safe now that she's okay with it while she hugs her. Although I don't know where to go, Yuji already feels like a guardian.

But Yuji was again upset by Alice's words, which had finally settled down.

"Thank you, Uncle Eugene"

It was the first uncle I ever called in my life.