Dancing Circles on the Horizon of Events

"……………"

"... hey, what?

"... no"

Waltz made me cry, saying unforgiving words in front of Ardelheit. In response to her like that, both Catalina and Dahlia seemed to have wanted to say something, but in the end, they didn't put it in their mouths... Looks like they both decided to softly swallow the word in their chests.

However, that statement by Waltz seems to have worked positively for the situation on the spot. The same goes for the fact that Catalina shut her mouth as if she'd been drained of poison, but most importantly ——

"Excuse me... it's all a lie..." Guru

--Ardelheit was finally willing to talk about the situation.

"Lies? Which neighborhood?

"Even the demon king... has listened to the brave man..."

"Hmmm...... But... Then why did you attack me? If you don't know that the brave men murdered Dean Vixen or kidnapped the children, I don't think there's any more reason to attack us..."

"At first I came here without knowing anything...... I'm really just an adventurer... walking around here to crusade demons... So yesterday, when I stopped by this town, I happened to ask Sister. Brave men kidnapped the children and said they were in trouble... But normally, the demons kidnapped by the" humans "should never come back... Yet you have brought the children back. That's just one day too...... So..."

"... you actually suspected that we were on the human side trying to do something wrong in town, didn't you?

"... Yes. I am so sorry......"

Say that, turn your face bright red, and bow down again Ardelheit. As the saying goes, I can't raise my face because of my sorry and embarrassment, etc.

Meanwhile.

The three waltzes who were listening to her explanation seemed to all be frowning. Though it was harmless to listen to me, it is true that I tried to assault you, so can I release you without penalizing you for anything as it is... It seems that none of the three of you were able to make a decision.

In the meantime, Waltz gets a hazy look... I glanced at Catalina and Dahlia, and then turned around, and then I started whispering about this.

"(At this point... I'll leave it to Alisa to manage this orphanage, okay?

"" What... "

"(No? What are you saying... she's been wandering around here for the next 1300 years or so, right? I think it's more appropriate than this...)"

Ardelheit himself said the extension (?) So why don't you leave it to the orphanage...... Waltz seems to have come up with that. The suggestion was that if you're a stranger to Sacubas, you should never come out, but the other person is Dahlia and Julia's grandmother. On top of that, as a waltz who knew what chair she would sit in in the future Boreas Empire, he seemed to think Ardelheit was fit to be the director of the orphanage.

Listen to that waltz suggestion--

"(If you are indeed a grandmother, you will surely continue to protect the orphanage until the future...)"

…………

—— and Dahlia and Catalina showing contrasting reactions. In time, though Dahlia was in tune with Waltz's proposal…. Catalina, for some reason, did not seem very positive.

Realizing that, Waltz asks.

"(As for Catalina, after all, it feels like Ardelheit can't leave this orphanage called home......? He attacked us, and he was lying...)"

"(... no. I've already left here, and I know who Ardelheit is, so it's not stingy (yabusa) to leave the orphanage to me. But will Ardelheit himself accept it? Besides, what about the church sisters? Will you all accept her?

Such Catalina's concerns seemed to Dahlia to have the same. Although we know our future, for the Sisters of this era Ardelheit is exactly what horsebone state. It seemed unlikely that the Sisters would accept her as a replacement for the lost Dean Vixen.

—— but. Waltz seemed to have a plan.

"(Uh, maybe that's okay. I think I can do it now. I'm sure......)"

…………

"But it's hard for me to be alone... could you help me?

and waltz talking normally without hiding, not whispering. Having heard that word Ardelheit seemed to wonder what the three of them were talking about...... Didn't I expect that to have been a consultation about the disaster that would have befallen me?