Let's Manage The Tower

Tamara, who felt part of the power of Roman adventurers, turned her attention to Alisa.

"Well, next time..."

"Yeah."

"Should they leave?

They are the Romans.

"No, I'm fine. I've told you why I'm here with you."

Alisa is here because Tamara wants to hear about the training school she runs at Crown Headquarters.

Alisa, who was in charge of the practice as a teacher, was chosen to tell Tamara more.

And the Romans were teaching Alisa as a teacher.

In addition, Alisa was the best person to deal with Lik's case.

"By the way, they're also my teachers. Well, there's not a single instructor in the training school who teaches alone."

Well, that's what I'm talking about.

Tamara nodded convincingly as she understood why Alisa was chosen.

If we look at their activities, we can see what they have achieved in training schools.

Of course, the Romans are good enough to be counted as the top of the first term graduates.

"They are the first graduates of the training school at headquarters. It's one of the great parties."

"Why did I bother to get D Rank, but that's what happened?"

"You didn't hear from HQ?

Alisa, a little surprised, leaned her neck and asked.

I thought that much information was coming from HQ.

"No, I told you I'd leave the Adventurer to HQ."

Sometimes I wanted to confirm what kind of personnel the headquarters would choose.

No matter how talented the person who has spoken to him or herself, he or she will not be able to act correctly even to those who work under him or her.

I deliberately gave vague instructions in the sense of confirming that.

Was that so?

Alisa just nodded without touching Tamara's intentions.

If the person is satisfied, there is no particular problem.

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"I'll ask you about the details of the operation later, do the Romans grow up in the house there?

The sudden question blinked Roman's eyes.

It was a surprising question for romance.

"No, I mean, all five of them, except him, are orphans?

Especially the romance who didn't hide that he was an orphan quickly revealed.

On the contrary, they may have deliberately revealed that they are orphans because they are grateful to the Crown for giving them the opportunity to grow up as adventurers.

And Tamara was surprised when she opened her eyes to the prospect.

"What?!... No, I'm sorry. I heard about it, but when I actually saw it, I was surprised."

In this world, birth leads to human growth as it is.

Even if you live as an adventurer, you will need some money from weapons preparation to combat experience.

It's not a sweet world to be an adventurer just by doing everything on your own.

The same is true, of course, for a profession other than the wide doorstep adventurer.

Therefore, orphans are basically watched and taken over by wealthy families, or a life of slavery awaits.

Nowadays, few people have a calm attitude, like Tamara's relative romance.

In some cases, they were taken over by families without children and raised with great care.

In fact, the romance before entering training school was just a rude person who passed the bad kid.

Like the rest of the orphans, I went to school for lunch, but it was brilliantly corrected.

"Again, I realized the importance of education."

Tamara, who had raised adventurers for many years, said so, making Roman look uncomfortable.

"It's thanks to the instructors at the training school that I can talk like this now.... well, I was well educated for that."

Roman said, looking at Chilari and Alisa.

Alisa used to say, "There's nothing to be taught when you're a slave! I've taught romance many times in the past.

"Oh, who's to blame?

Alisa, who was looking at her, replied laughingly.

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Seeing Alisa and Roman talking cheerfully, Tamara asked Alisa as she remembered.

"Speaking of which, it looks more like a Spirit Man. It's like a pretty good arm."

"Thank you very much. Luckily, I've been able to get along with a good teacher, so I'm still training to manage to keep that teaching."

"Hmm... no, wait. I thought it was a name I heard somewhere... Just give me a second."

Tamara suddenly said that and opened the desk drawer and took out a book from it.

The book was also familiar to Alisa.

It's only natural because half of it was done by myself.

Incidentally, the book is also lent to talented spiritual children in training schools.

"Oh, I knew it. Maybe he's one of the authors of this book?

"Yeah, well, yeah. I wrote the basics, and the application was written."

"Oh, my God! I didn't expect to see you in a seat like this. I wanted to see you once."

Until then, Tamara changed her expression as if she were a little excited.

Alisa gave the reaction a distressing look.

Without worrying about it, Tamara leaned her neck strangely.

Yeah, that's weird, right? Did I hear that Alisa, who is here, is a slave?

"Yeah, I'm a slave?

"If I had written such a wonderful book, would I have earned quite a bit?

Tamara leans her neck when she shouldn't have been freed from slavery by her own earnings.

"Yes, I do earn money, but I don't want to be set free because I've been able to get around the wonderful Lord. The Lord tells me I'll be free at any time."

Seeing Alisa's expression, Tamara decided she wasn't going to lie.

What does it mean to want to remain in slavery even though you should be able to release yourself at any time? I lean my neck with my heart, but I don't inadvertently put it on words.

I see. So, is it the Lord who taught him spirituality?

Alisa shook her head at Tamara's question.

"No, two people taught me spirituality, but the Lord is another person."

Tamara, who realized that Alisa was slightly unspeakable about the Lord, decided to return the story to spirituality.

"As far as the spirits around you are concerned, I think it's quite an arm?

"No, not as much as me or my mentor."

Tamara was deeply impressed by Alisa, who showed her modesty.

One of them dared to say "see the Spirit", but Alisa accepted it as normal.

Tamara doesn't actually see spirits.

However, you can feel the spirits floating around.

When you say that, you describe it as "seeing the spirits," not "feeling the spirits."

Alisa took it very naturally.

In addition, even from Tamara's point of view, Alisa's spiritual magic is quite remarkable.

But I made it clear that the teacher's arm was higher than that of her.

If you're so good at spirituality, you'll have to be a pretty good elf.

Since I met this book, I've always wanted to meet two authors, but at the same time, I've always wanted to meet another author, and I've always wanted to meet two teachers, Tamara.