'Cocktail Potion' by Transworld Transfer Bartenders

After listening to my brothers and sisters, the story goes to the next stage.

In other words, from the state of solved circumstances, what conclusions do we draw?

"Probably, people won't say, so I'll say it"

On the spot, the first person to come up with the proposal was Viola.

She said clearly, with a sympathetic eye for her siblings.

"I have the option of honestly handing you two over to the vampire side and spending it like nothing happened"

To the thing, my brothers and sisters, especially vampires, leaned down.

But I'm not talking about being out of focus at all. The fact itself is on the spot. Everyone knows that.

The situation is simple, even if it is somewhat confusing.

I just came looking for a child whose parents ran away from home.

Unless there is some special circumstance there, it is normal to return the child.

Of course. It's only a matter of reason.

"I don't like it. 'Cause it's time we both got along and got used to this store!

It was Rye who returned the slightly emotional words to Viola.

She said it, with a slightly passionate voice, which suits her red hair.

"I mean, even Sally and the others are adults now, right? Well, there may be things like a house, but I can't believe I have to follow my parents to that point..."

"Rye......"

To Rye's words, Sally leaks her voice unexpectedly.

They were close in age and especially close.

I guess that's why I get the sentiment first that I don't like the fact that I've replaced the situation between the two of us with myself.

More importantly, because I don't like it, I'm not convinced even if I can understand that being about her age limits me a lot.

"I'll be clear with you, too."

The next person to raise his voice is Mr. Oyaji.

He said quietly, not denying the views of Viola and Rye.

"I basically agree with Viola. I don't think it's going to work for me to pull them off without any special reason."

"Father! It's that way you can't get through!

"That would be a strong way to do it, but there's nothing wrong with parents picking up their kids"

Even if Rye tells me back, Mr. Oyaji doesn't bend his opinion.

I guess he also lays himself and his opponent in a different way than Rye.

If Sui or Rai were gone for no reason, no, even if for a reason, Mr. Oyaji would look for them with blood eyes.

"But if there's a reason to be convinced, I don't think so."

Mr. Oyaji drops the firmness of his expression just a little bit.

"The other side isn't convinced that the situation is a problem."

In Mr. Oyaji's words, there is no one to return the denial.

I mean, the problem now is because they don't tolerate this situation.

"That's why. I don't think we should hold back for a reason, but if there's a reason, we should discuss it with them."

Mr. Oyaji snorted at the words of more or less the faces who were here.

But in that discussion, some of them did not float there.

Phil, one of them, pinches his mouth with a sorry look on his face.

"Excuse me. I think that's a little difficult."

"I agree with Phil."

And the two men that were in the vortex said, All together.

I put my elbow on the table with a face that Mr. Oyaji seemed just a little less interesting.

I ask the two of them why, as I take over Mr. Oyaji's feelings.

"Why not? I'm not trying to fight. You're just gonna have to talk to them and admit that you two are here, right?

"Yeah. So I was wondering if that would be difficult."

Phil got an even more difficult look and held his temples down a bit.

I'm happy with our words, but that's why it's hard to say, like that.

"That guy is not the type to go through the muscles according to reason. Because I'm in the mood."

"Really... I can't believe you just pulled back."

To Phil's words, Sully snorted.

I tried to remember what happened to the other guy earlier.

I was nervous about it, but I didn't even get the impression that we couldn't talk that far.

There she is, a blue-haired girl pinching her voice.

"Right. It sure was like that."

Sui, who was with me on the spot, seemed to have a different feeling than me.

She gives the impression then, as she adds.

"At that time, the eyes that looked at the total were a little unusual."

"Heh? Me?

Speaking of which, I thought my gaze at me was a little lukewarm...

"Yes. Somehow, it feels like I found a rare animal"

"... you're not very happy"

"But I'm pretty sure he was interested in the total"

I don't even feel like I have a problem expressing Sui, okay?

Anyway, he didn't seem to be the easy type to fall back on.

Because if you believe Phil or Sally, it's the type of thing that you use whatever means you're interested in.

That's why it wouldn't have been weird if you had gotten more into my cocktails-- no, probably my cocktails.

But then I felt the signs of Viola appearing and left immediately.

There would have been some bad minutes, but is that really all?

"If you're so self-absorbed, why did you pull back so easily?

"Maybe, but I know one thing"

"Is that true?

Phil growls slightly less confident in the speculation.

There is no guarantee, but I said it before.

"If we get caught on that spot, we'll have to leave soon, won't we? That's why I stopped. A day late, and you want to take a tour of the city."

To that speculation, we both pushed silence.

Huh?

That's why?

"Sure, that's possible."

Me and Suey with suspicious eyes, but Sally was nodding yeah.

I ask for the consent of both of us.

"To boulders, I can't believe it's for that reason..."

"It is possible!

"Rather, it's impossible!

For that strong word of certainty, I couldn't just say it either.

I've only seen him once, me, Suey, and three others I haven't even met yet.

Is it even a boulder vampire that lightly transcends the thoughts of such humans?

"I understand the story well. At last, it's impossible to convince your sister with reason."

"Yes."

I'll check with Phil, then I'll think about it a little bit.

I can't convince you with reason. How can I persuade someone like that?

If they're in the mood, that's what they can do.

"Then that's it. You mean win if you make them want to stay, not make them admit they'll stay, right?

When I asked, Phil nodded with his eyes slightly rounded.

"Sure, that's true,"

"Then it's easy."

I was just a little overconfident, I ran out.

I'm gonna ask you with my eyes how, and I swear.

"Give that Mr. Rasquil a 'cocktail'."

I said, I grabbed my fist.

Immediately afterwards, I could be seen with confusion from one side to the other, but I was sure of the answer.