"... Um, come on, I did say talk to you, but come on"

Branch manager tells me as he holds his head down. Has something happened since I left yesterday?

"If anything happens, the lord will come to the union as a soldier on the noon of the day, and we'll talk about getting into that grandfather's house..."

"Oh, you've already been there yesterday"

"I asked for it. I did ask for it. You think we're gonna come over here first and then we're gonna go?

"No, I was gonna do that, too, because she was already moving first"

I already talked to you when I left. It's not my fault.

Inai, the person at the time, is soaking tea with her face. This is the third cup, by the way. I knew your grandmother's tea was delicious. Huck still looks sinister though.

"Well, I'm glad you got rid of it quickly. I admired that grandfather's hurried face, and I'm satisfied."

"I fully agree with that in and of itself, but regret that the personnel I was allocating for it, the money, wasted a lot. Evidence, witnesses, I don't think I'm going to go interrogate Grandpa by soaking everything up and ignoring it."

"Damn, it was the most laughable thing that came out of a lack of hope. Everyone in the house has a light mouth because the lord inquires with an amazing sword screen"

"Damn, it was my effort."

I guess the branch manager was really doing a lot to move the lord, to make that grandfather guilty.

It just turned out a little unfortunate for the Branch Manager because he didn't understand how fast he was going to act and that Dr. Inai didn't have enough understanding of influence right now.

"I'm sorry. I didn't mean to bother you."

"Oh, no, no, because it doesn't mean you're bad. It's more of an early fix, and it's true that it helped. Thank you so much."

When Inai apologizes to the Branch Manager, the Branch Manager rushes to deny it.

In fact, what would have happened if Inai hadn't been here on this matter? Well, but this branch manager seems like a pretty good worker, and maybe he's worked it out.

A lot of things, like timing, unfortunately.

"Uh, so, that was his disposition"

The Branch Manager stops grudging anymore and gets to the point.

That's him today. I came to talk to you about whether I could get that tiger.

"If you want that, it's nothing good, but it's okay...? You didn't have to worry, no."

The Branch Manager gives us permission to transfer the tiger lightly. Looks like he tried to worry for once, but he remembers who he brought in and sighs that he was unnecessarily worried.

"What do you want me to do with that one?

"I thought I'd let it be an indicator of Cigal's strength."

Inai responds to the Branch Manager's most serious queries.

"... is it your daughter's? What is this, but my people are convinced that it's not strange to catch that one because they know what your daughter is capable of. But most people don't think that's Evas, do they?

"Yeah, I know. But that's usually more convenient. You can make them understand when you need them. Because there's an easy way to tell."

"... oh, I see"

The branch manager showed a little thought in Inai's words, but was immediately convinced. Great comprehension.

Am I simply incomprehensible because I am oblivious to common sense in this world? Even after being explained, sometimes I wonder why.

"Then please take me with you."

"How much will you pay for it?

"Oh, you don't need it. Instead, here's what I need to do for you. I'd like you to forgive me for that beast transfer."

"Heh, well, that's what it is."

Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.

The two adults end the conversation feeling convinced of something. Somehow, this branch manager, I had a bad impression of the first meeting, but you're the type that changes your impression as you spend more time with him.

Isn't it the kind of damage you do in vain? I can work, and I'm looking around properly, but this feels like a shame.

"So, Haku, can you please"

"Got it!

When Haku responds to Inai's words and goes as far as the cage, he begins to ring towards Curcul and the tiger. I hear voices, but I wonder if the translation doesn't work because it's not 'words'. I don't think I've cut the translation yet.

The tiger was frightened only at first, but he tilted his neck as he heard it, listened to Haku's words at the top of his head, and eventually got into a lying down position. A dog.

"That's good. Convinced. '

Oh, I lay low on that. Because I'm convinced. What?

"Thank you, Huck"

"I'm a little jealous of that stunt"

Apparently Haku convinced the tiger. I wonder if Sigal would even like to talk to an animal.

Well, I'm a little wondering what you were talking about, too.

"What the hell were you doing?

Apparently, my grandmother was concerned about Haku's behavior, and I heard about it.

"Right, I told Cigal in the future that I could choose whether to obey or not to obey him."

"Can you talk to them?!?

'I can talk, it's a little different. I just kind of communicated my intentions. "

"Heh... that's funny"

Did you just communicate your intentions? I wonder if that, using translation magic, is in a state where control is subtle and somehow conveys only the nuances I want to say.

I'm scared that it won't tell you something important.

The tiger is put out of the cage and follows the hack very hard. Let's pretend our feet are shaking slightly and our tails are round but we don't see them.

As soon as I approached Cigal, I rubbed my face against Cigal's face and wrapped it around with joy.

"That, speaking of which, is it nothing good to miss this guy?

I was concerned about Huck's faint reaction, so I asked him a few questions. I'm sticking with cigars, and I don't know what you think?

"Yeah? Why?

"Oh, yeah, no, if it's nothing good, it's fine."

Huck tilting his neck at my question. No croto, but is this guy good? I wonder where the reason for judgment is.

Uh, but I was having fun watching the kids get squeezed, and I guess that's how it is.

"But that's an awesome sight.... Hey, lady, you didn't mean a fight at the training center."

"... yeah, well"

Cigal's movements these days are getting even better. I think there's even more sharpness from one of the subdragons.

Really, if you're bluffing, they're going to catch up. No, you're going to be outrun...

"I knew it, right? I don't know, um..."

"Ha ha, I'm glad it didn't go to war with that one, really"

"Absolutely."

Based on Sigal, I think it would be a hell of a thing. Everyone at this age is scared of this level or something.

Then I attached something that felt like a backpack hanging on both sides of my torso so so that I could see that the tiger was not wild, but a tiger that people could follow.

Something, you treat me like a camel. I don't have a saddle.

Uh, but is it like this when horses seem to carry loads too? But cattle are stronger than horses if you carry them.

Finally, Kroto.

"... nice to meet you"

When I said and stroked the tiger, I was concerned that the tiger immediately lay down, but I guess I felt something wild. I was scared about Haku.

Kroto himself was leaning on his neck.