At the end of a metastasis that fell into a rift in dimension.

"Byya, what are you going to do with that?

"Nothing."

He sees Mr. Tallow go home and asks Byabya why his attitude toward him.

But she answered with a lovely voice as usual, out of the way of a completely unreadable face of emotion.

Gabya doesn't talk much, and her intentions are weak.

Although I have always had the trust to follow Master Geena, I can hardly read her usual thoughts.

I wish I could at least figure out the facial changes, but it's when anger emotions come out of her mind that changes come to her body.

"I don't care what you think. It wasn't like that."

After deviating from her face, I still interrogate her as she chases after Byabya, who goes back indoors first just because she is unwilling to respond any further.

It's hard to say if you like this one.

The person against whom Byabya took action is a person from the Umr Kingdom, the companion of that Inai Stel.

We need to be clear about what she thinks and what thoughts she has and what actions she has taken to get close to him.

But she did not respond to my query, and she silently cleared up the kind of material that she had earlier expanded to teach Mr. Tallow a variety of things, and she did not try to look at me.

I've known the boulders for years, but I don't know how to answer them.

In this state, she won't open her mouth even if that's what Master Geena threatens. What's the matter?

"He was a cutie, but did you prefer a younger clan to your own?

"... poor provocation"

I thought I could turn my emotions upside down and pull the words out well, but they give me back like I'm scared.

If you say things that you don't normally say, will you find out that you made up your words on purpose?

You shouldn't be unfamiliar.

"No trouble, no trouble"

When I was having trouble with her attitude, I heard her say that after cleaning up the material.

Troubled things delayed my reaction for a moment, and I got the wings to drop her off from the room.

Even though they say it won't bother me, it's annoying to me at this point in the first place.

When she says annoyance, she probably means no annoyance to the country and Master Geena.

I'm glad you care about me a little bit more, too.

"Ha... I get it. But please stop it in the official setting. I have no excuse."

Mouth Stasta and her back walking back to administrative work with the desire to at least protect this.

All the banquets in the meantime were good because there was alcohol in them, but I don't have a problem with people doing things like this one.

Because she's her, and as a person in this country, she's one of the heaviest towns.

"Ok, ok"

I don't know if you understood my thoughts, but she stopped walking and nodded.

But without uttering any more words, turn around the corner of the aisle and disappear from my sight.

"Do you really understand..."

It's not that I don't trust her, but I'm still a little scared that I don't know what I'm thinking.

I'm afraid that she won't hate to scratch herself instead of doing something that affects others.

She's the kind of person who blew herself out of her body once at the time of the war when she got in the way of Master Geena.

I know that, but I still have the fear of not knowing what to do.

"I'm fine. I can tell if she's a grown-up now."

"What time have you been here?"

A distracted voice is heard from behind, turning with remorse for not realizing it at all.

And this furry, mild smile unbreakable man stood there from what time he was.

"I wonder what you're going to do with that."

"Almost from the beginning, isn't it?"

I feel frustrated beyond remorse at what I really didn't realize at all.

But he approached me and stroked my head, not through my emotions.

"Look, don't look so hard. I think you should take it easy."

"Come on, will you stop treating me like a child?

"Even so, they're all about the age of children or grandchildren."

"Huh..."

Whatever you say, I can't help his attitude that doesn't break his smile to deal with in any way.

Whatever you do, you're stained that you can't beat him.

"What can I do for you?

"Tallow, I heard you were here, so I thought I'd share it with you because I made dried fish that I caught in the meantime by the house during work."

"Well, at that time, they would have chased you, wouldn't they?

He came shortly after he dropped off Mr. Tallow. Then you should have made it if you were still chasing me.

"That's true, but there was something wrong with your atmosphere. Come on. You can't leave it alone, can you?"

Smiling and still stroking my head, Nyong just says it's natural.

This guy's been really like this for a long time, so I'm in trouble.

I'm sorry for my immature self, who can't solve it on his own and organize his emotions, but when will he treat me like a proper adult?

"I know how Farna feels, but she's growing up with you. It's okay."

I'm losing my temper to argue with his words in a singing rhythm.

No, maybe it's really okay if he says so.

"In the meantime, I'll see how it goes"

"Haha. Well, I don't know what else to do."

Nevertheless, you can't leave it completely alone.

Ligarat was finally recognized by the public as a 'country'.

Instead of recognizing that the subpeople illegally control the land and claim that it is their land for good that the owners are not there, they made the other countries recognize it as the Ligarat Republic.

You can't have problems with Uluru and Inai Stel for that matter.

"As a friend, if that's what she really, easily understands, I'd like to support you."

"It's a boulder. I can't see her will."

The boulder doesn't seem to tell him what Byya is thinking.

But if I may, I want it to be a good direction for my friends.