At the Northern Fort

"Wow, this is Cold's place."

As he moved and raised his face, a stone fortress stood right in front of him. It has a robust atmosphere, just like the northern fort, but it's a little tight.

It looks like an ancient fort with missing outer wall stones or cracks in it, but it doesn't have mud or other dirt on it, and the moss has beautifully stripped marks.

The lawn was of equal length, no weeds were found and must have seemed managed. I'm sure that's Captain Sarrell's instructions. Must be polished up nicer inside.

By the way, where's Heililith? And it was when I looked around.

"Where are you looking? Up."

I thought the black shadow had fallen, and Heililith landed on my head looking like a colorful bird. Light, but when he grabs his head all the time, his nails still tingle and hurt.

"Hi Lilith! That's a little hiccup!

I tried to look at Haililith with my jaw up, but I also moved my head to go with it, so Haililith, whose feet became unstable, moved to Kugarg's head before she fell.

And lean your neck against my words.

"Long time no see? You just went over there to play a month ago."

"It was."

I replied honestly. I talk about it with a human feeling, but what a month for spirits who live a long time may be a feeling of a day or so for humans.

"So what's going on today? Are you here to see me?

"Yeah, I'm here for Heililith."

"Consultation? To me?

So Heililith looked a little happy.

"I've never been consulted by anyone before! I don't know if I can give you proper advice, but I can help you! Come on, say anything. What the hell is wrong with you?"

Heililith stopped moving her beak there.

Once he breaks up his conversation with me, he twists his neck to the left, "Here come the knights."

I can't see the fort as an obstacle, but it looks like the knights are approaching from the corner bent over.

I also hear human footsteps in my ears, so I walk in that direction, attracting interest. Kugarg kept Haililith on his head, alerting the first person he met to not move.

Eventually, with the walls of the circular fort, seven knights of Cord walked over here.

"Yes, so he, Deputy Sarrell, preached to you for an hour."

"I can't believe it took me an hour to get it done. Deputy Sarrell's been nice, too."

"Waha! I can tell you, even before..."

I don't know if I'm on my way to work or taking a break, but the knights, who were chatting and moving forward on their feet, stop moving perfectly when they realize I'm on the ground in front of them.

He remained in the middle of a conversation and even cemented his expression as if time had been stopped.

The Knights of Cold seemed to be working out their bodies just like the Knights of the North Fort, but in a plain way, their appearance is not particularly grim.

He doesn't look like he has two or three priors on him, like the Kowamote Corps, and he doesn't look like he's going to knock out a bear with his bare hands. And not as gorgeous and beautiful as the knights in the royal castle.

But neat hair and uniforms are clean and likeable.

"White...... child fox?

The knights stared down at me before shifting their gaze to Haililith in the back. Watching me and Heililis and Kugarg in turn as the seven of us make the same move.

"Is it true that Master Haililith is here, the child of the rumored Snow Spirit?"

"Is that the Flaming Child over there?

The knights, realizing who I and Kugarg were, raised their voices wacky and upbeat.

"I wanted to see you once and touch you, me"

"I only heard rumors."

"I want to stroke you, too. But we need to be careful not to get hairy on the uniform."

As the knights reached out one after the other, I ran around sewing that gap. I don't hate to be touched otherwise, but it's my first meeting, and somehow.

And after all, because I like someone who accepts every hair loss I have.

"Oh, wait a minute"

"Look, over here...... pain (stay)! Hey."

"Bad, I bumped into you. Oh, there he goes."

As he crouched into the ground or made a scene with the knights crawling on all fours and me running around a little, Heililith flew in and stepped on the head of the knight in front with his small, thin foot.

"What are you guys playing at!

"No, I'm not playing..."

"Work. We're going to talk about something important."

When Haililith says, as if frightened, the knights get up and move as they regret it.

"You wanted to touch me..."

The knights looking back at this one with their hair pulled away seemed a little pitiful, so the next time I came to visit Cordo, I thought I'd let him touch it.

"So, what's a consultation? I'll listen to you. Say it."

Heililith went back to Kgarg's head again, her chest stretched, her sister banged and said.

But when I make the explanation I also gave Mr. Daffine Haililith, Haililith narrows her eyes and makes a subtle face.

"Consultation, that? Two human knights, like the same room, or the one room...?

"Yeah. Why do you think Mr. Rekka should be alone? I'm here for you."

Staring with anticipation at me for a new answer, Heililith said with a more frightened look than the faces she had made to the knights earlier.

"I don't care."

As he lost interest then, he spreads a single wing over Kgarg's head and begins to hail with his beak.

Kugarg said angrily in my place.

"It's important to Milphy!

"Then Kugarg will talk to you! Why would a knight named Rekka want a room for one?

"I don't know"

I instantly answer without even showing how to think at all, so I shook my forelegs and imitated slapping towards Kugarg. This one!

"Hi, Lilith wondered if I was excited about you. Oh, speaking of which, how is Mr. Sarrell?

"I'm fine. I'm not a captain now, I'm a deputy captain. I clean the fort every day between jobs. We'll do well, won't we? I hear Wangs will be here soon, and I'm glad to hear it's happening."

"Hi, Lilith, are you getting along with Sarrell?

"Get along... I'm not as sticky as Milfiria. The only thing I want to stick with is Hirg! I go to Sarrell's office a lot, but I don't even talk that much.... Oh, yeah"

Heililith apparently remembered something and kept her eyes wide open.

"The chief of the north fort sent me a small cage to Sarrell asking me to use it for my bunk, what is that? There's a ribbon wrapped around the holding, and then there's a flickering frilly cloth on the inside, and it's also a flickering, cute cushioned one.... That's what that Branch Leader bought? You were with Milfiria in the spring, the knight's, the brunette guy, right? I've changed my mind about choosing such cute things."

To the story of Haililith, I almost laughed.

"Besides, I don't know what the head of that branch advised you in your letter, but then Sarrell started buying me a lot of stuff, too. With shoulders, toys, sweet treats like Milfiria wore before. I'm glad to hear it, but my shoulders are in the way of flying, I don't play with toys anymore, I don't eat stuff, and it's all in vain."

"I'm sorry."

I accidentally apologized.

Mr. Branch Leader, I wonder what you advised Captain Sarrell.

"But, you know, I actually like that cage bed a lot! They put it by the sunny window in Sarrell's office."

Haililith falls asleep in a pretentious pretty cage bed in the light of a pocky day, in front of which Captain Sarrell quietly moves on with his occasional concern for you.

Such a sight came to mind, and I assumed that Heililith and Captain Sarrell were having a good relationship while maintaining a moderate distance.

"I'll tell Shiniko, too. Heililith said she liked the bed. I'm sure it's from the welcome."

"Yeah, thank you and also tell Sarrell not to give me weird advice. And I liked the cage bed, but just so you know, you don't have to send me anything more. I have a feeling I'm going to be happy to send you all sorts of things... I don't know much about that person, but somehow."

I felt that the hunch was on, so I thought I would have to give Mr. Branch Leader the nail.

Heililith never touched on Mr. Rekka's case from then on, so I'll get back to you.

"Earlier, that was..."

Haililith said as she resumed her hairy grit.

"Here's what Sarrell would say." I guess that knight Lekka doesn't like a knight named Teena getting his room dirty. "

"Mr. Teena, I'm not so much of a room mess"

I don't know yet compared to Captain Sarrell, but I like him pretty much inside the northern fort. Well, relative because the other knights are terrible.

"Then I don't know"

Haililith says, throwing away the feathers that were about to fall out with his beak and poi. Oh, I might want that feather because it's beautiful.

I took it home with me in my mouth. I smelled the yellow-green feathers that fell to the ground, wondering who was going to get wet.

I know it's Heililith's feather, but if someone was eager to smell it, I couldn't help but check it out, and Kugarg came up with his nose.

"That's right!

Once Kgarg, who seems satisfied with the smell, reverts to his posture, Heililith raises her voice as she balances over her head.

"I'm going to take you both to Hyderin's. He's a tough spirit, but he's a caretaker, and he might be able to talk to you. You'll be familiar with human feelings as long as you live."

"To Grandma Hyderin's? Can we go, too?

I heard his name, and I know that he raised Heililith as his grandson instead of his free daughter, Heilin. But I've never seen him before.

Heililith doesn't seem to like Grandma Heidellin, but she appreciated and loved raising me more than that. I say it with a little excitement.

"Yeah, all spirits are child-loving, but of course Hyderin is, too. Looking at the little one makes me feel like I can't help but burn my care. I wouldn't be bothered if Milfilia or Kugarg came to visit! Then I'll go!

"Yeah!"

Heililis is on Kgarg's head, so I panicked and stuck to Kgarg. Then as soon as the wind rolls, the three of us disappear from this place together.