I cough up one thing before I get cramped and smile all the time.
Hey, it's something you're upset about when you're over-capable and you can't quite do what you normally do.
(Calm down, yes, it's nothing to do with her)
Miss Ortans' name also appeared on several occasions in Mr. Murrietta's words, but there was no atmosphere of intimacy.
I still don't feel the air from Miss Ortans that we've become friends.
Ning Lo, now you've been talking to me about your behavior after you've been married to Viscount Fandid's house, then I have to answer you in person properly too!
"Right...... I think the surrounding environment is a little special about Baron Winner's warrant, but did you not have the opportunity to be close to a student of civilian origin at the school?
"No. Many of them come with privilege, many prioritize their interests over friendship… Besides, this may not be a good way to put it, but as soon as they enroll, they tend to be surrounded by factions"
Are you a faction?
I imagined it would be hard compared to student life, previous life, but it seems more than I expected.
Well, there was certainly a lot going on from group to group, but the factions described here have a huge impact on literal factions, that is, the way they wield themselves after graduation.
So, if it is, it will certainly not be an easy story, and you will be desperate not to be retrieved from it...
"I don't belong to a faction in that sense and spend a lot of time alone... oh, it doesn't mean I don't like school, does it? Because learning is fun! Besides, I don't need to get along with any other noble lady...!!
Miss Ortance, who desperately complains that it's not me, is adorable, but apparently you can live your student life even if you don't belong to a faction.
In that regard, I was worried about Dean Dayne, but I guess that one is more likely to have a voice in the faction. Is it okay to think...
(... Now you're not going to wake up (...) from a rigorous workout...?
'Cause look.
I don't think you'd be inclined to do that for once, though, do you? You think so, don't you?
Don't you have the D.M. literacy...?
(No, no, that's because it was a whole brain muscle course, and now it's a refreshing knight course that requires courtesy and study, okay?)
It has such a big impact as Primera!
May there be angel protection.
"How did you manage to deal with the people in Celeste?
"I barely ever exchange words. I almost end up with a deputy and a brother... even if I ask my brother, I'm kind of having trouble deciding why it would be good for me if he answered 'somehow' because he's that person..."
Yeah, Keith Less is cheesy in being.
Well, it can certainly be difficult to explain what you are doing with the level of communion you are doing.
I don't think that kind of person is very helpful, as all she wants to know is' how to treat the people as lords' rather than that kind of commonsense topic where you should listen and look them in the eye properly.
... Keith Less as a lord. I don't know you, so I can't say anything.
No, I didn't feel like you were floating at that usual rate.
You can't decide unilaterally in your imagination, so your mouth chucks there though!
"Then I wonder if it would be a good idea to imitate the way we deal with the inhabitants to Mrs Fandid today. If you ask me a question, I'm sure you'll answer it."
"Wouldn't Mrs Fandid be offended if she asked you about something so unpleasant from now on..."
"I'm sure you'll be pleased with that thought, which I'm rather trying to crack down on with the inhabitants. Unfortunately, I work longer in the castle, and I don't have much to answer for how I deal with the people."
"Really?"
To a little sober Miss Ortance, I went on to say.
Yes, the reality is that there's actually not much to talk about Fundid territory from me, so I can't answer any more questions.
If we don't do something about it before we're disillusioned, the position of future sister-in-law will collapse with rattling noises... I want to avoid that at all costs.
Even I have something to look like!!
"If you don't like Ortance,
"Huh?"
"As the next lord, Merek is already in the midst of learning all over the territory. Naturally, as your next lord, you will also have the opportunity to exchange words with the people in the towns and villages of your territory."
Miss Ortans is adorable with her eyes blinking.
But from what I can tell, it seems that my intentions are not conveyed.
"Of course, with the permission of the Count... why don't you take the escort and go with Melek to visit the vicinity of this hall?"
"To inspect, is...?
"Yes, I know you've already seen the view when you come here, but you might see things at another angle again getting explanations from people you know very well in person. For Ortance, I hope you'll see the land you're going to live in with the people you walk with next door."
Two, Mr. Aeren came to mind.
I recall saying that she can live strong because she has someone next door with her. Are you already in the land of the border now, how are you?
I think the new land is full of anxiety and anticipation.
That's why I think it would be good if you could see me as someone who walks with you, who is nobody else.
(Especially since it's a land of nothing, but... it's also a land of birth and growth for me. If you like it, I'd love it)
When I glanced at Miss Ortance with that feeling in mind, she had a glittering glance at me.
Unexpectedly I laughed bitterly and asked Merek to tell the samurai to come here and I asked her somehow.
"Speaking of which, although the subject of Baron Winner's warrant came up earlier, what was she like from Master Ortance's perspective?
"Are you Baroness Winner? That's right."
Miss Ortans, who tilted her little neck, tried to think about it a little bit and looked at me.
"If you're in danger, right? Satirist will not try to get close to you. If he could find his own way ahead, it would change a lot… I thought so."
"It's... what?
"I thought when I first met someone who was very magical and beautiful and adorable. But it seemed that the behavior, arguably inexorable, had a slightly disproportionate degree of innocence to your age, but it also seemed like you were playing it. I think those who behave like that tend to be estranged."
……
"I hope that's what this is all about, because it didn't seem like it"
"It's not..."
"Yes, so that no one hates you, so that no one likes you. That's how I behaved. I think you're young and adorable in that respect."
I honestly couldn't help but think of this child horrible wow in my heart for that assessment of Miss Ortance who grinned. Yeah, I'm the one who asked!