Life with my Little Sister

Not to mention it.

I, the "contents" of Alto Cranput, are Japanese.

Values, ways of thinking about things, and even common sense drag the whole of the previous life.

This is natural in a sense, and it will follow.

Without even quoting the proverb "Three Sons' Souls to Hundreds", what is said to be the habit and nature of childhood will remain even if it is long.

Whether it rolls to the good or the bad depends on the person.

Well, that also applies to us, Villy.

He says he was a straight kid until his brother died and was distorted.

Especially since this is the same as his brother - certainly Vop - who was at the second grade exam, who looked down on others naturally.

At the heart of such Villy is the words of his late brother, "Be a proud and honorable person."

It's also the cause of the intense aggression against handsome people.

In other words, Villy's goal on her youngest day was to be like her brother and what he told me.

But such thoughts are distorted.

I didn't have to tell you, because my brother died.

He could not immerse himself in the "ideal" of "living well," and had to live in the "reality" that he bore a large debt.

--To do anything, start with the money.

If you don't get the money, you can't live.

And as a result of using his severely deceived brother as a teacher on the other hand, Villy - who is now doing costly things and winding up money from others - is said to have been completed.

It would not have been a settling from the annoying side, but his presence, which paid off debts and even created savings in the last few years, would have looked very reliable from the Hayfte family at home.

After all, it seems that he was not the only one who supported the Hayfte family, which was at the bottom.

It was the Marquis of Ventershoven who indirectly protected me from leaving.

Clara's mother's grandfather's nobleman.

Of course, it wasn't just pure goodwill.

The fall of the Hayfte family, an ancient famous family and umbrella of the Marquis of Ventershoven, would be painful for the Marquis, so it would have been natural to lend it if I could help.

However, it still seemed to have been a big resonance for Villy, who was almost in isolation.

As mentioned earlier, the Hayfte family was originally under the umbrella of the Marquis of Ventershoven, but since then he has felt more grateful to the Marquis.

When Villy first appeared, it was because of these circumstances that his men embarrassed themselves when they abused the Third Princess.

That's why.

It seems that Villy's "Shinogi" never bothers Clara under her protection.

The strange discipline around here probably stems from the fact that 'childhood was a straight child who believed in justice'.

One important piece of data has emerged from the scope of my research with Yate.

It's about the 'fortunes' he got by easy means.

As in this medicinal field, there are many lands and rights acquired by the Hayfte family (by virtue of their hand), but it is a fact that all of them are operated under favorable treatment and conditions afterwards.

That's why the lady's daughter in the herbal field - the little girl who became Fei's friend - was so relieved.

She said.

"Oniichan, when my mother said she wanted to protect the field, she said this!"

Then you can work as an administrator in the future.

In retrospect, he did propose so.

Like Merrose, it's not just about buying it and saying it's over, but if you change your mind, it's possible that you admitted to 'staying on the land'.

In any case, it seems that Villy was not a thorough squeeze on the land she had acquired, but a type of manager who used it properly.

(Still, it's important not to let go of the precious land...)

His distorted mindset must have taken shape as it is, even though he is not a good person at all.

For all these reasons, I am opposed to getting Villy out now. [M]

I'm not going to say that it would be better to be bought by the Hayfte family, but I don't think I have any choice but to sell it to Merlot because I know it will be a better outcome.

(How did you explain that to Noel?)

But before you do, there's one thing you need to know.

I was watching Villy's "Mysterious Gut" and thought I wouldn't give up until I bought it this time.

But he said earlier, 'I didn't tell you not to leave.'

In other words, it suggested a possible return.

I'm worried about the reason.

Does Villy still intend to buy herbal fields? [M]

Looking back, the nobleman's face turned pale.

One knee would tell you how powerful Phee's Soul Life Magic was.

"...... cu"

He stood up with his expression distorted by humiliation.

If you don't know anything about it, you'll be the 'Man who gave in to the Mench of a Five-Year-Old Girl', and the higher the pride, the greater the moral damage.

In this situation, he said, "Hey, how are you feeling?How do you feel? "

Meanwhile, Noel kept his hand on the sword without hesitation.

I was quietly staring at Villy, and even if the attack came, I was ready to respond.

Around here, you said "skilled man" of driftstone.

…………

The aristocrats are still staring at us, but it seems that the will to attack has waned.Rather, should I say that it was scattered by Fei?

He opened his mouth in disgust.

"I feel uncomfortable with these lowlife civilians!I'll miss you today, but next time I see you, I won't forgive you! "

That said, he is turning his back.

They're going to leave like this.

I shouted at his back.

"Um... Aren't you going to negotiate a medicinal field?"

"Hmph, land like that is not worth targeting as soon as possible...!"

It is a clear declaration of 'falling out'.

Once you have made it clear that you have left, you cannot help but be convinced that something has happened.

"Aristocrats"

"Don't talk to me anymore!"

"You were by the entrance to the inn earlier, weren't you?That's where you learned something, right? "

…………

To my words, Villy turned over and stared at me.

With a small voice, I could hear a nasty kid murmuring.

"... Banks."

Yes?

Banks?

Does it have a different meaning, such as whether it is a person's name or a place name, or the name of an item?

That's all I could understand.

However, his wise friend looked up immediately.

"Banks! It's a former Imperial Knight...!?"

The Empire?

You mean that disturbing country north of Moon Rain?

I wonder what happened to the former knight there.

Noel grabbed my shoulder.

Apparently, he'll explain.

Fei followed me, imitating me.

This one tickles.

"Al, did you know that the Emperor of the Contemporary caused the 'Solemn Case of Blood', which resulted in the exodus of many people from the Empire?"

You know that, right? Even if they say so, they don't pay much attention to the world.I just need to know.

To be honest, handsome taught me the area.

Shortly before me and Ikemen were born, there was a massive solemn incident in the Empire, and many people died and fled.

After all, it was a big disturbance like running to the First Prince and Second Prince.

A man named Banks served the Empire before the incident, and since he left his country, he has traveled around as a mercenary and bombarded martial arts.

Noel says on Villy's back.

"Does that mean that Banks is now employed by Merlot?"

In response to the words of a friend of unknown gender, he did not answer straight, and whispered as he looked up at the sky in a straightforward attitude.

"Yesterday, some of Merlot's hired punks were kicked out."

Someone...

It was Noel and Villy who knocked them down.

"That little man really wants a herbal field.He said he was going to put Banks into action in preparation for the war. "

He stepped on a tiger's tail with that.

Originally, Villy waited at the time Merrose flickered the power of "behind the scenes", and when she heard that someone who was strong there - who would go out of his way to react like this, so he was probably a better user than him - would come into the fight, she was inclined to withdraw completely?

Okay. Okay.

Can I retain Villy? [M]