Life with my Little Sister

Episode 118: Tordie Notes (Part VI)

"Still, Alt-kun's talent as a magician is fantastic"

The words were a means to elicit the information of the purpose, but they are also true and unmistakable.

The same goes for combat technology, but the amount of magic is great.

It's a big deal that a little kid can break through the seventh grade exam.

Written exams will require professional knowledge, and many people will be pushed to stay as magicians - because the question of the amount of basic magic will stand up.

Magic is the same as strength. It's something that goes up as you grow up.

So even if you normally had excellent qualities, that should only blossom after you've grown up to some extent.

Even if you have someone with very fast legs, for example, when you are a child, you are no match for an adult.

To say "young" means that we can no longer fully demonstrate our qualities.

But as a reality, he's already a magician.

That means you have the amount of magic that can overwhelm a number of magicians at the moment.

It's amazing. It's this as of the age of five, so I can't imagine how much magic will be in the future.

In response to my thrown praise, your mother, Mr. Lyushka, was overwhelmed with joy, but Alt-kun himself, who was at the heart, did not seem to have been very heartbroken.

That's an overrated look.

Normally, little kids, when they're praised, that's all they seem to be happy about.

"Maybe my rating is off target?

"It will depend on perspective. At least it's not a good reason for me to be so proud."

Complete the process.

I think the reason he's getting good grades is that he sees a little bit. You don't just seem smart.

Not only is the elf a teacher, but his or her qualities also seem to be connected to the outcome.

"Alt-kun met an extra good teacher."

This, like the previous words, is a mixture of information acquisition and authenticity.

Whether his master is an arch elf or not, there seems to be no mistake that he is an interesting figure.

When I spoke that way, the mother reacted before Alt-kun.

"It is! She's such a good girl! She looks healthy working so hard, even though she's tiny, and I, I love it -!

Hmm? That's odd.

It's an expression like 'that kid' or 'tiny', as if it were meant for younger people.

His master's supposed to be an elf, right?

Or is it no way that a young human magician could be a teacher?

No, that doesn't match the elf sightings.

If it is conceivable, is it in the case of young elves?

This is possible, but then you say it's not an arch elf.

Elves grow at about the same rate as humans do.

Years to adulthood doesn't change much.

Then the younger years go on all the way and eventually die slowly old.

Elf women often stop growing in their teens or so, and in the case of men, they often appear to be in their twenties or so.

Normal elves live about ten times longer than humans.

If we are not attacked by warcraft or caught in war, humans will live for about 5-60 years.

It's long-lived, and some arrive at the age of 100, but even in the case of elves, this applies as it is.

About 5-600 years. Some people seem to live longer than 1000 years.

Mr. Torone's story is that he hasn't lived in 100 years.

She's older than me, but she still has a strange young age.

Maybe Alt-kun's teacher is this pattern too.

Then Mr. Lüsica's reaction will also be good at it.

Even if you go young, it's an elf there.

If you had been trained in witchcraft for 5-60 years, that alone would already make you a considerable sorcerer.

As much as teaching a human child something, it shouldn't be.

(You might not want to expect this to be an arch elf line)

But still, it doesn't make any difference that his teacher is an object of interest, and just in case. Information gathering should continue.

"What kind of teacher is Alt-kun?

"Hmm? Is that our teacher? Right. In a nutshell, it's cute."

That's a similar reaction to your mother......

Is the first word to come out 'cute' instead of 'splendid' or 'excellent' or 'erudite' or 'respectable'......

(Ahhh... No, assuming Mr. Torone was my teacher, he might react the same way...)

The word cute is not like looking at a teacher lightly, but somehow feels dear. Is he loved and good?

"Boo! What's up, huh? Phew!?"

Your sister, Phee, got angry at moments like Alt-kun making her teacher cute.

You're jealous even if it's so tiny.

Is that all you love about your brother?

"Of course Fee's adorable! I love it!

"Why not! Kishiya! Phew, I want you to kishiya!

Your brother is desperately forgiving you.

Fee immediately smiled when she was kissed on the cheek as requested.

I was impressed that your sister was hanging on to Alt-kun diligently, either angry or laughing.

You don't want to go away for much longer.

… Shall I ask you a few questions about the elf in armor around here?

"Alt-kun."

"Yes?"

"I pinched it a little in my ear, but is it true that the Elves in armor go by at Alt-kun's place?

"Of armor...? Oh, yeah. It's true."

Alt-kun asked me what it was.

It must be a natural landscape because he's a teacher who teaches all the time for him.

Every elf should rarely be involved.

"No, I was wondering if Alt-kun taught him a lot of things."

"Yes, it is, isn't it? From her, you really teach a lot of things. Thank goodness."

"Phew! Phew, Ma-sa-ji, I'm back! I'll always give you a break!

"I don't... Fee, thanks for everything ~..."

"Hehe...... heh! Hehe...... heh! Phew, one more time! Phew, get praised for more! Phew, I love it! Daisy!

Elf to massage......?

I tilted my neck for a moment, but I immediately put a hit on it.

I'm sure you taught your sister that you want to do something for your brother, that you can.

Naturally, you should be a warrior to say you look like an armor.

Then you will know many ways to take care of your body.

But you said Alt-kun was taught a lot.

Apparently, the elf in that armor is definitely his teacher.

This is Zubari, why don't you introduce me to that elf teacher?

It's for Mr. Torone.

"Alt-kun, I'm confused, but I'd like to talk to that person, could you please take it off?

"Are you with Tine? Why?

Teene, that seems to be the name.

You said 'she' and 'cute' earlier, and you're apparently a woman.

I cannot even give Mr Torone's name, so I replied:

"Actually, I've always been interested in elf magic. I was hoping I could talk to you a little bit. That's not why I'm calling out to stranger elves."

This is also true.

I also asked Mr. Torone about the magic, "Don't do it!," or, "Ba 'an, feel it! They explained," etc., and it wasn't very helpful.

Alt-kun tilts his neck with a subtle look.

"I do learn a lot from her, but I'm not that familiar with Tine. And she said she wasn't very good at witchcraft, was she?

"Huh!? It's an elf, is it?

"By elf standards, I think so. Amateur observation, because the use of wind magic was a little something."

Oh, Cheng Cheng. You're still essentially a warrior.

But if you are skillful from Alt-kun, you will endure full, practical.

"Just..."

Alt-kun goes on.

"As I said earlier, I'm not that close to her, so if you want to talk, maybe you should visit the Shorcina Chamber of Commerce. She's an employee of the Chamber of Commerce."

"What, are you affiliated with the Shorcina Chamber of Commerce"

"Yes, you're the security department of the Chamber of Commerce."

That being said, it has been established that it is not an arch elf.

At the same time, you found out why you're an elf but not too noisy.

If you're an elf working for the Chamber of Commerce, you'll see it everywhere in the King's City.

(But when his teacher is a business member, you can't even go visit him. You'll find out about Mr. Torone)

Apparently, visiting Alt-kun was empty.

But think positively.

With a handful of elf sightings, it has to be good to just find out that this place is definitive and hassle.

More importantly, I was able to confirm with this eye that the crane put brothers and sisters were not being abused.

I nodded vaguely and from then on I just had to keep scouting for form.

But the way home from the Crane Putt family.

I ran into an unexpected situation.