What happened then told only the village chief, and the villagers had the village chief delude them.
That's when I heard that Testa was originally a throwaway, and that Testa's parents picked up where Testa, who was still a baby, was dumped in the woods.
Perhaps Testa tried to get the villagers to pick it up under the guise of abandoning it so that they wouldn't feel uncomfortable approaching me and be part of the villagers as they were.
And the operation was a brilliant success, and they started picking up testas and raising them as their own children.
They were worried about not being able to have children, and they were so adorable and deeply loving about the testa that made them their children.
I'm sure it was by these two that he said the testa was plentiful, too.
I worried that only they should be told the truth, but the village chief said, 'Soon the time will come. I'll explain then,' so I decided to leave it to the village chief on this matter.
In addition, the restoration of the King's capital, which had been destroyed by Illbia, was well under way, not even as it had been, but as close to it.
As far as the matter of Fall being misunderstood was concerned, it was settled by me and Irvia apologizing to the King, but the problem was the subsequent disposition of me and Irvia, who I thought should be held accountable as my brother, and who was prepared to be severely punished as well.
However, the fact that Irvia was manipulated and did not do it of his own free will and that he was deeply reflecting on it. Plus there was Fall's persuasion, and what a setback to the result that we were both almost blameless.
"Almost" means I was a little punished, but that's not a big punishment, and I was ordered to work in the royal palace for Irvia as a maid as ever, not as Albie, but as a caretaker for Fall.
No, it's just my punishment. You're crazy. What the hell is that?
Soon after that, he said, 'No kidding. You're helping your daughter once, and you're not going to punish her benefactor for anything,' the king laughed, but her eyes weren't laughing. Aren't you willing to draw in?
Fall had a sorry look then too, but I put it through.
A few days after that, me and Irvia met my mother and father.
His father tried to cuddle Irvia with a face filled with tears and snot, but at that moment his mother greeted him with a strong punch.
Her mother then whispered gently in her ear, 'Welcome back' as she hugged Irvia, who was crying and hugging her mother and saying 'I'm home'.
That's when my father, who went outside the mosquito net, was about to cry, but if he cares, he loses.
But here comes Irvia, and there's a little less love that can be directed at me from my mother.
"Al! I'll give you plenty of hugs later too! Sleep with Irvia, Al and my three today!
Nothing like that. The parent idiot was alive and my father was too pitiful.
It's been months since that happened, and now I've come to the villagers in front of a secret testa grave.
Periodically, I clean Testa's grave, but today was the day to clean it.
"Hey, I'm here to clean up and visit again."
Even though I knew I wouldn't get a response, when I said that to the grave, I started cleaning the grave using cloth and water.
"Listen to me. My mother's parental stupidity has increased recently for some reason. Even though I still suck, if it goes up any further, I can't contain it... then -"
Even then I cleaned the tomb as I spoke, making sure it was clean before I added flowers.
"... yeah, I guess this is it"
When I got up, I took my gaze off the grave.
"Bye. I'll be back."
That was the moment I said it and took a step forward.
"Oops. See ya."
"... ugh!?
I looked back unexpectedly, but there was no one there.
"No way, dude..."
It would just be an illusion. Judging by that, I started walking again.