My sister-in-law has become a brave man.

Day 10 of the Other World

I had breakfast with the Lal Arcs.

Regrouza was wary of when I would cry out again, but she seemed like a caretaker, and if I told her I didn't have any clothes to change, I'd be hanging out with her at the store all day today, so she said, "Get everything you need" (it was an order form).

He was just telling me about the store. Okay. I hesitated, but I didn't give in a single step. Regrouza and the two youths with him laughed bitterly and shook their heads sideways, and gave up.

Well, no.

Ah. Yesterday's kidnappers, by the way.

They said the two youths caught them and handed them over to Toko (a branch of the Knights who maintain security in Wang Du) like the police.

Hmm.

Orthodox.

After breakfast, go out.

Legruza showed me a lot of shops, and I used the compensation I had received from the treasure trove at the castle to buy everything I might need.

By the way, the clothes are mostly for men (I might use them for something, so I bought the other one for women).

In the original world, there was no skirt other than a uniform, so it was difficult to move the woman's clothes over here.

I think the women of the world are great because they move around normally in those things.

Also, it looks like autumn this season, so I also bought cold gear for cold weather.

In this seemingly worthless world, I don't want to have winter.

Uh...

When I heard of autumn, I wanted to eat baked potatoes.

In addition, persimmons and chestnuts and oka-san's cream stew (hopefully with chicken).

I can't do it right now, but I'll eat a lot when I get home.

Along the way, he noticed that Laruac was following him in hiding, and a deeply sighed regrouza went to capture him.

He should have been locked in the inn room with plenty of scolding to reflect on yesterday's unscrupulous behavior, but he's managed to escape.

"So did my sister," said the big tiger with a cute face and a messy little tiger desperately trying to delude her, "I can't tell you how much I scold you," so she snapped.

Even if the race is different, the troubles of you and your sister are the same.

I'm usually honest, but once I decide to do this, Heavenly Sound, who doesn't give up a single step, doesn't know what to say, whether to scold me or persuade me to do anything.

And to keep Heavenly Sound locked up at that time, you need about the facilities of a bank's underground safe.

Still, it's going to get you out of there light, though.

Speaking of which, how are you doing by now?

Predictions for action from my sister-in-law include:

Surprised to find and read the letter in the morning.

But something is as expected.

I'll probably be fine, so I'll follow you around.

But are you sure you're okay?

It says to talk to Vincent, so after we talk to the prince and the king, let's go see him.

Follow the King and Prince.

Talk to Vincent.

... I got more and more anxious as we talked.

What if I'm messing with something?

(Maybe Vincent will follow me)

Yeah, because it's your sister.

Probably fine.

So, I'm going back to training.

That kid is honest, so he'll probably go to Vincent's as recommended.

... Next time you show your face to Heavenly Sound, let's not forget to take a souvenir to him.

I need to procure something.

Yanchan boy was allowed to accompany him after being scolded numbingly by his hardship.

I spent a day with the tiger brothers touring the King's Capital and was taught that there were various facilities, such as "Mercenary Guild" and "Magic Society" (RPG as it were) while buying everything I needed.

Speaking of which, wherever I went, there were no other beasts (shapeshifters) besides them, and there were a lot of people who rarely came to see them, but my brothers didn't seem to care at all, so I decided not to.

I guess they have their circumstances.

In the evening I went back to the inn and ate and slept.

The Eleventh Day of the Other World

At breakfast, when I told him I was going to be amazing at the inn all day, he asked me to babysit Lar Arc.

It seems the regrousers are going somewhere where they don't want to take the boy.

I was thinking about looking at the book I brought from the [Forgotten Forbidden Library], but I was introduced to a beautiful little inn that serves a pretty good meal, and I owe you a day yesterday, so I took on a good one.

When I asked Laruaq, who seemed unhappy after being left behind, if I could read or write the words, I replied that I could, so I asked him to tell me.

The active Yan boy looked a lot of trouble, but when I called him "Doctor" I was motivated by one shot.

Cute.

The healing tiger boy taught me only letters that seemed useful when I could read them, and after lunch I went for a short walk to the nearby market.

When I first met him, I remembered that he had confiscated some gold from the guys who were trying to expose Lar Arc, so I redeemed it and bought him what he wanted (just food).

I was delighted and had trouble reacting, so I told him that it was a thank you for telling me the letters.

When I went back to the inn, the other guests were playing like poker because they were like tarot cards, so I asked them how to play, and they welcomed me unexpectedly favorably and told me politely.

but in those eyes that I invite you to actually try, I finally realize they thought you were a duck (slow).

Nice. Shall we have some fun?

I got a little cocky, so I fought for myself while pretending to play lightly, nagging Lal Ark to stop in a hurry.

Then I got serious and squidgy from the other side along the way, so I was squidgy too (my old man taught me cosoli, but later I was scolded by Mr. Found out) and I beat him enough to peel myself, and he was reversed gilded.

Ha. (Laughs with his nose)

I can't grow up.

It was about to be a little commotion, but when Regrouza, who had returned in good time, went in to stop and glanced at him, the other men fled lightly.

Cool.

When I put it in my mouth, it stared at me.

Ooh, honey, that's frightening.

He scolded me till dinner time, but I'm angry. Legruza thinks I'm a loser, too. It didn't really work for me.

'Cause it's bad over there - (not even dusty).

As I was eating dinner with Lar Arc, the two young men were scowling at Legruza, who was drinking in a tired manner.

You helped me, you worried me, but I don't know if you had any attitude.

I reflected a bit.