Old Vampire and a Holy Girl

"Huhahahahahahaha! Lost! Trouble! Mourn! What a fragile human sentiment! But let's respect it. Humans, be weak. All strength is left to me - the Dark Dragon King!

"... the characters are now popular in the children of God's House."

It was tomorrow morning.

The man sits on his bed and is shown a video.

It was an animated work where often laughing bones solved human troubles, somehow scolded the bad guys, and somehow laughed.

"Hmm... so - Virgin"

The man shifted his gaze to the peach-haired girl standing in the front.

And ask.

"What the hell are you going to do, show me a video like this?

"Actually... I'd like to ask your uncle for a job."

I'm not going out there.

"That's okay. There, we'll do it carefully."

I don't have to do it, but when you start talking around it, it's just a watershed theory.

Men are vampires and gentlemen.

Now, apparently, not only vampires, but also gentlemen, are considered 'fantastic beings'.

Men discipline themselves every day if they exist to embody that fantasy in every way.

Therefore, we are still working hard to respect the main thrust they want to talk about and not divert them from the sidelines whenever possible (if we do not try, we will deviate from the cancer discourse).

"... so, what is' work '?

"Yes, actually... soon, one of my juniors... uh, one of God's children's yards, it's your birthday"

The Children's Home of God - like an orphanage, a child care facility.

They are fluffy with the word Son of God because the world should not ethically use the word 'orphan'.

"Oh, uh... I'll explain to my uncle, 'birthday' is finally, 'the day I was born at the entrance to the temple'"

"... even if they mix rhetoric in the description that needs to be explained. Well, I know what you mean."

The day they picked it up, I guess.

Seeing the Virgin's care for this kind of public, men are less willing to go out into gang society.

"I'd like to ask my uncle to make a stuffed animal out of the character I just showed you."

"... I wonder what you said. Is that - it's not released in" Official "?

"I didn't. Many of the things broadcast on late-night frames are," Even though it seems good to be nuigulated, it doesn't. "

"Hmm.... but work, not work. Virgin, I don't really like the sound of 'work'. The rhetoric is accompanied by natural, intimidating sounds. Besides, you and I are friends. I don't have to tell you that I sandwiched a wall of work or something, but I'll stick one of those stuffed animals for you."

"No, this is just, as a job, I ask my uncle. And, of course, the giving and receiving of money."

"Why are you so obsessed with 'work'?

"Because my uncle thinks I should know the value of my skills"

"The value of skill?

"Yes. Uncle, paint. I'll sew. Woodworking. And I think they are highly skilled."

"I had as much time to drill. That's how long you humans have had."

A man is a vampire.

I've already lived six hundred years (of which five hundred years of hiccups) and I still don't see the 'end' in my life.

"But my uncle thinks it's too easy to offer his mastery creations to others for free or to die."

"What I prefer is the production process, and I'm not so interested in the finished product."

"That's not a good thing."

"… I don't think there's any connection between how I treat what I produce and what they say is not good."

"I also know what your uncle is saying. But on the other hand, I'd like you to turn a little bit of your attention to the world and show your understanding of my thoughts."

"And say?

"The public also has a lot of people with the following skills: Uncle. … there's nothing you can do about it, even if you don't have a prick in your efforts, but you have a prick in your results."

"Hmm. Indeed."

"So I want my uncle to take into account not only 'subjective value' but also 'worldly value' for what he has created and produced. And the thing that best illustrates' worldly value 'is' amount '."

……

"It was with that intention that I launched my uncle's production on the auction app this past day… I still wondered if it would be easier to understand the interaction via the hands of these people than the interaction of numbers on the internet, and this time it is the existence that I wanted to show the value of my uncle's stuffed animal"

"Hmm."

"... well, it's also true that I wanted to give my junior child a 'bone stuffed animal' as a birthday present, and that it was only my uncle who seemed to make it"

"Like a stuffed animal, it looks like you could make one, too."

"It might be possible if you just make it. But I'm not the one who can do it if I try to give you the best I can."

……

The man assumed a reply here: 'Because I'm busy and I don't have time to make stuffed animals'.

But the Virgin didn't bring up 'businessness' - this heck, the man thought it felt very communal.

Appealing to busyness tells others, 'You're free, aren't you?' It's the same thing to say, 'because usually that would be rude.

Well, men are actually free, so I don't care if they say so...

"So because of this, I thought that you could make me a gift and show my uncle how the world sees my uncle's skill - at least how I see it, in 'worldly value'"

"Well, you say that, but I'm not doing anything 'subjectively', so I feel sorry for accepting the money."

"Uncle, it may be hard to understand because I say 'buy a stuffed animal'. So think of it this way"

"Hmm?"

"'Sell me the technology of your six-hundred-year-old stuff'"

……

"Alcohol and other things get more valuable the older they are, right?... I don't know the details because I don't drink, but is it, aging... brewing? I think it's because the flavor is sobering and ripe. And for that round maturity, we really need time."

"Right."

"I think the same goes for technology. Of course there is a talent… Still, I think that the" history of drilling on one product "should be appropriately priced."

"I see. It's strange because when you say that, I feel like I can find a certain value in my hobby as well"

"History is worth it. It's about feeling unresponsive if you hold it in a historic temple serving a historic God."

"... well, there are things in the world that have no value other than history"

"What is worthless other than history is just 'worthless' without history. If you think about it, I still think the added value of history is wonderful."

"I see, I can say so"

"... Of course, my wallet has its limits, so the money I pay my uncle has to be subjective. It finally means' a critical high that you can pay for what is valuable to me '. If you're not satisfied with that, there's nothing else than giving up..."

"Hmm."

Men think.

The Virgin seems to bring up the current story in consideration.

It would also be rude to say 'it's fine for free' here, on the contrary.

"Okay. Okay, here's the format. You set the production period and pay for the materials. That's all I need."

"... but"

"And what you pay for my technology doesn't have to be money"

"So what?

"Time."

"... time?

"That's right. Time for you to come to me and have a conversation with me - I'll take the already paid 'it' as a consideration for technology."

"Doesn't that mean it's free"

"Is history worth it? Then the time you've spent for me must be worth it."

……

"You may be receiving your salary from the temple, but that's it. I want to pay personally. But it's also kind of hard to give money to a young girl who comes through and says, 'Thank you for spending time with me'"

"Well, that's... yes"

"So let me ask you to pay for my technology from your time, which I have already received. Finally, I visualize the value of what you've done to me with the completeness of a stuffed animal."

……

"You don't add value to my work. I value your work through stuffed animals. [M]... So, how about that?

"... mmm... I think they're saying something"

"Ha. If you're caring about me, you've got me covered here."

"... ok. That's it, please. You can estimate the cost of the materials there, right?

"Depending on the size. Why don't we just talk about it and decide?"

"Okay. … thank you"

"What, this is you.... Oh, let's make tea serve. Sounds like we'll have a meaningful time in a while."

The man moves to the table and presses' Arre of Families', calling his family.

That's how I drank my tea and had a peaceful time until noon.

It was strangely the first time in a long time that I felt comfortable and relaxed.