Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear

"Lhasa, is your father in the bedroom?"

"It works in the office."

"!?"

Carina looks surprised and asks Lhasa.

"Did you not stop?"

"I stopped, but you said it's okay now."

Carina starts running when she hears Lhasa's words.

I see Carina and Lhasa running and follow Carina.

Carina runs up the stairs and proceeds steadily, opening the door without knocking into a room and entering inside.

"Father! What are you doing, despite being injured?"

"Karina, knock when you enter the room."

In the room, there is a slender man sitting on a chair and looking at documents.

Is Karina calling her dad this man Barrima?

"I'm sorry, but I heard that my father is working."

"It's okay. I can't just sleep in this situation."

"But ..."

Carina worriedly approaches Barima.

It doesn't look like you're hurt, but you might not see it under your clothes.

"So, why don't you tell me who the cute dressed lady behind is?"

Barima looks at me as she strokes Carina's head.

"I'm an adventurer, Yuna. He came to see his father from the El Fanika Kingdom."

"Do you want me?"

I am surprised at Carina's words and see me as if I see something strange.

"I'm an adventurer, Yuna. I came here with His Majesty the King. I'm sure.

Say hello in unfamiliar language.

"Oh, I am Barrima Ishlit, the lord of the city."

I walk around and give the letter I received from the king.

"A letter from His Majesty the King"

It is faster to see a letter than to explain me in words. Above all, I can't believe how much I have asked the King. It has been proven in the past and in the Karina.

"This letter is from the Kingdom of El Fanika ... then really?"

Look alternately at the stamp and me stamped on the letter.

I know what I mean. It's hard to believe that a girl dressed in a bear costume is the messenger of the kingdom of Elfanica.

"I think the details are in the letter."

Is it written?

If you don't write it, yell at the castle.

I don't need a gag like that.

Barima cuts the envelope and takes out the letter.

And I see the letter and me alternately. You can see the expression is surprised.

It seems to be written properly. But what's written, I'm curious ~~~~~~

"Father, what is written?"

Karina asks me what I want to hear.

"Oh, she definitely seems to be the messenger of Her Majesty the King of Elfanica."

Looks incredible despite the letter.

Well, it's a bear.

"It also states that he brought a replacement for damaged water magic stones."

"Dad, are you true?"

"Are you sure you want to confirm?"

I take the Kraken magic stone from the bear box and place it on Barima's desk.

"Here it is"

"large……"

"Really"

Berima lifts Kraken's magic stone.

"I've heard it's a replacement for broken magic stones, is that OK?"

"Can you really hand over this magic stone?"

He looks incredible at the magic stone placed in front of him.

"I think it's in the letter,"

It is written.

"No, I didn't expect this big magic stone to arrive, so what should I say thank you?"

"Thank you to His Majesty the King."

It's my magic stone, but I'm in trouble.

It is supposedly prepared by the king.

"Thank you.……"

Despite giving the Kraken magic stone, his expression is not glad.

After all, is there a problem?

"father……"

Carina also falls down. Barlima gently places her hand on the carina's head.

Barrima alternately looks at the letter and me. Then call out to me with a determined expression.

"You were Yuna."

"Yes"

"The King says that if you have any trouble, read the letter in this envelope."

Barlima removes another envelope from the envelope.

Two envelopes?

I have not heard from the King that there is another envelope.

"If you are satisfied with the magic stones you have been given, you are required to give this letter to Yuna and deliver it to His Majesty, but if you are in trouble, give Yuna permission to read this letter. And ask him to get it. "

"My permission?"

I do not understand what it means.

I haven't heard anything from the king.

"It's written to trust you"

That's what I mean. You didn't write anything weird. I want to refuse, but Barlima seems to be in such a trouble as to get the help of a bear.

Normally, I wouldn't ask for help from a strangely dressed girl like me, even though I'm in trouble.

"In other words, are you in trouble?"

"To be honest, I'm in trouble. I don't know what His Majesty said."

Well, you usually don't know.

"But my Majesty the King is someone who doesn't do nothing."

Is that so?

I have never seen a king working, so I don't know. There are only kings who eat foods brought by people.

Oh, but when I first met, it might have been like a king.

"I mean the King. It definitely makes sense."

Isn't the meaning I need to solve?

For the time being, Barima looks like she's also hanging on straw. Not very, but not likely to refuse, so give permission.

"I'll read it."

When I give permission, Barrima opens another envelope and removes the letter from inside.

And when I start reading the letter, it turns into a surprised expression and sees me many times.

"Father, what was written in that letter?"

Barrima lays her letter down to make it invisible to Carina.

"father?"

"Mr. Yuna, is this letter true? I don't think that His Majesty will lie."

"Um, let me see the letter."

Barima will give you a letter. Upon receipt, I read the letter.

The letter contained something like my career. The source of the water magic stone was that I had defeated Kraken alone and obtained it. In addition, defeating Black Viper and Black Tiger. It didn't say 10,000 monsters, but something close to it.

They were true, and if you wanted them to help you, they were written to help you. If I still couldn't believe it, I was told to return me silently to the royal capital.

It also states that the commission will be paid by the Kingdom of El Fanica.

At the end, the contents of this letter were written so as not to talk to relatives. So, when Carina tried to look into the letter, she fell down.

But reading the letter I was curious, isn't it much?

The letter tells you that you're dressed that way, that you're dressed up, that you're not deceived, and that you're terrible. But at the end it was written as a talented adventurer.

Maybe I wrote to believe me, but it's a bit terrible.

And I would like you not to write such a letter without your permission. I want to say one of the complaints, but I understand that it is taken into account. Is this the king's concern for having me believe in me?

Perhaps the king knew about the city and brought me to it? Is it too thought?

"Is it true? Do you believe me?"

"It may be more correct to say that you are confused. You may say that a normal letter is playful and toss it out. He has been sent to him and has many backgrounds, above all, the trust of His Majesty the King. "

Seems really confused.

Well, it's incredible to say that a girl dressed as a bear has earned the trust of the king and has done more in the letter. But it's written in a letter from the King who relies on him, so his brain doesn't seem to be coping.

Well, you can't usually believe it.

"Finally a guild card?"

"Guild card?"

"Yes, I'd like to confirm if you like."

If you leave the city without listening, you don't have to show it, but I was worried why Carina was in the adventurer's guild and cried. I can't go home silently.

I don't know if Barlima will ask me for a job, but give her a guild card. When Barima receives the guild card, she removes the crystal plate from the drawer and places the card.

Then, the information of my guild card comes out. I can't see it.

Mr. Barima looks at the information on the guild card, and if he looks over it, he will return the guild card.

"Thank you. Yuna, please. Would you please help me?"

Barlima bows to me in a bear dress.

In other words, did you believe in me?

"father!?"

Karina is surprised at the words and actions of Barima.

Well, it's surprising if her father bows down at a girl dressed as a bear.

"Well, what can I do?"

"Thank you"

I guessed, but was Karina asking for an adventurer's guild?

Going to the bottom of that pyramid. There was no problem because I wanted to go to that pyramid and to get inside.

"Now we have to tell you. I'm sorry to be standing up. Sit down there. Tell Carina, Lhasa and tell her to bring tea."

When Barima asks Karina, a woman enters the room.