My Childhood Friend the Demon Knight Hates Me

"Oh, you were here, Reis. That was just great. I need to ask you something."

"... Sue?"

As I sat with my feet together on a skinned couch, I closed the book and raised my face to Sue, who showed up.

- A few days after returning from the Holy Bell Forest.

My duties as a knight were off today, and I was reading a book I had chosen appropriately in the church library, especially since I didn't have any plans like this.

The contents are about the Spirit.

It's just the library of the Spirit Church, and for the majority of the books it holds, the two letters' Spirit 'dance in the title.

The library is not that big, the aisle is narrowed by a soaring bookshelf and only one sofa for two is placed in front of a small window in the corner. Sue glanced at me from the top as she watered her hair down the yang slipping through the window and said, "Would you like a neighbor?" He asks.

"Oh."

"Thanks"

If she deflected herself, Sue lowered her hips there without confusion.

The distance is unintentionally close because of the small sofa. Shoulders are close enough to touch each other.

Still, I find myself secretly relieved and delighted that she sat next to me, as a matter of course.

... I couldn't have stayed this close until a while ago.

"So... what can I do for you?

"You know, I was just making dress choices with the female apostles..."

"Dress choice?

"Look, for going to the royal castle"

I agree with the word 'royal castle'.

Sue and I, as spiritual princesses and their escort knights, are expected to receive immediate labor and rewards from the King for successfully fulfilling our mission.

I guess that means I was choosing the outfit to wear then.

"You've decided?

"Yeah, we got some candidates, but we haven't made a decision yet. But, you know, we'll be watching the accessories that fit the dress together then. It happened to take me down the street, Lore, and as I recall looking at the accessories, 'The Knight had asked me to!' So go get this... I left it with Reyce."

What Sue had hidden in her palms was a chain of necklaces glittering in silver. Speaking of which, I forgot I asked that little messenger to prepare me.

If you receive it, Sue makes her blue eyes shine with curiosity with beautiful ashes.

"Hey, what do you use that for? Did you even buy accessories for men? It's so rare that you want something."

"No... I fixed this once, I was just trying to change it because the chain of this was loose"

Loosen the collar of the white shirt and pull the pendant out of the inside.

Inside the oval frame, a pendant with red liquora blossoms is something that has missing ends and cracks, but has always been cherished.

Keep Ricola's flowers in sight and breathe as Sue was surprised.

The hair of the gold tea rippled small.

"... is that what you're wearing?

"Oh. I was wondering if it would be better to keep you in the chest of spirits. I'm sorry, should I not have put it on?

"Oh! That's not true!

They argued more vigorously than I thought, and now it was my turn to be surprised.

Sue leans down haphazardly.

As she glanced at this, she whispered, "Will you follow my gift? I'm glad it's decided," he muttered. The cheeks are slightly red stained.

... Oh, my dear.

When I was so vague, I was touching Sue's soft golden tea hair. If you make sure she doesn't hate it, and then try to stroke her hair tip, she laughs and squirms.

"You like to stroke my hair, don't you? I'm still reluctant, but he doesn't bother to touch my hair without permission."

"Really? I didn't realize. Tell me if you don't want to be touched."

"... so there's nothing I don't like about you."

Like infidelity, Sue plays my chest pendant.

Looking down at the swaying red flowers, I remembered that one day Sue told me she looked like my eyes.

Sulia seemed to recall the same thing, "I miss the day I picked it out and bought it because it's the same as your eyes," she loosens her cheeks.

It's a gentle memory of my childhood, wrapped in cotton.

Surya blushed again if I got stuck too and raised my mouth just a little bit. "That's not surprising! Zulu!" He got angry, but his emotions move easily when he's with her.

A warm breeze breaking in through the small window hovers up the cream-colored curtains.

An awful calm air kept the surrounding area with orange light.

"... Hey, Reis. I'm free today, too."

"Are you sure you want to continue with your dress selection?

"It's tomorrow again. I'm tired of unfamiliar work, so I was wondering if I could just take a little rest here."

She'll also know I'm not supposed to say no, but if she snorts cockles, Sue looks happy to break her face.

"But what happened to that loud water spirit? You're always snagging at Sue, and now you're not around"

"You mean Wall? If you put it that way, you'd be pissed off, that girl."

Sure, they're going to protest by flying droplets from their watery tails.

It's easy to imagine.

"Wall's out exploring the city. I think I'm totally used to the King's Capital. I hope you and I get used to it."

Couscous and Sulia are going crazy with their hands on their mouths. That watery hairball hates me, so I think it's hard.

If Sue wants to, should we start by re-learning about the Spirit in the book here?

"Go after Wall. Sometimes this is how it's nice to just relax for the two of us, right?

"... right"

Cotten and Sulia are leaving their heads on my shoulders.

He seemed a lot exhausted, even though he seemed temperamental, and began to take a short nap. I open the book again, careful not to wake you.

... you also have great care in scrolling through the pages.

The red flowers on the pendant swayed softly and quietly to match her breathing.