Outaishihi ni Nante Naritakunai!!

Says Masa, sitting in a chair, with a candle.

"Such a fun story, it's a shame I'm the only one holding it.... and Delis. I don't need your tea, do I? I don't want to drink tea that's worse than poison."

"Do you want to come on your own and put an ass to what you've been served?

The bright red tea that Mr. Derris had placed in front of Mr. Masa was also outrageous. Is it my fault that it looks like it's boiled down not just red?

Mr. Masa pulls a hick and a mouth cramp.

"Oh, no. Wow. It's not a little joke. Derris, it was my fault. I won't make fun of you any more, and I won't tell any other witches about these kids. So, huh? Give me a break."

"... Shit"

"You just tongued me!

"... it was a cup of tea to keep, hey"

"There's nothing scarier than your 'keep it'! What will you do if your stomach turns to boil!

"Oh no. I'm not supposed to imitate that."

"I don't trust you!

He opens his eyes and Maysa eats for Mr. Derris. Reflecting it, Mr. Derris looked at Mr. Masa with cold eyes.

What are you doing here? It's all on purpose, too, when these kids are around. "

"Hmm? Oh, about that?

Masa, who instantly restored her attitude to the original, has turned her gaze to me as she thrust her tea back to Mr. Derris.

"I mean, it's on these kids for me. Especially this kid."

"To?"

"Oh, I knew it would be"

Mr. Derris seemed convinced, but there's no way he knew anything about me. I tilted my neck and pointed at myself.

"Uh, me, is it?

"Yeah. I told you, didn't I? Even after the wedding, I hope to see you."

"Ah."

Yeah. Speaking of which, he also said that.

I met her on a date with Fried, and that's what she said and disappeared after fortune had ended.

He nodded at me and said it in a teasing tone.

"Hey, I thought your husband was with you. Didn't you bring him in? Um, look at you, handsome husband."

"Uh... Fried's got a job to do"

"It's Prince Wang. Don't you have time? Too bad."

I nod vaguely at Masa's words about Fried, who, as a matter of course, says Prince Wang.

But right. After all that time, has she been speaking out after learning about us?

But it's a lot different than the last time I saw you.

She didn't know her face because she was wearing a veil at that time, but it felt more like she had no grasp.

Thinking like that, Mr. Masa said as if she had read my thoughts.

"Well, I met him as the first occupier. We need to 'act like' a little bit."

"Apparently,"

"Yeah, sounds like a fortune teller, huh?

The moment I said that, on Mr. Masa's hands, crystal balls were appearing.

"To celebrate the reunion, I'll give you a fortune.... your luck lies in the South. You should get along with the people you're about to meet. Because it will come alive later. And then..."

"Maisa! Don't say anything extra. Witches are no more involved in the world than they need to be. Did you forget that?"

A harsh reprimand flew from Mr. Derris. Unexpectedly I blinked my eyes at a strong, completely unusual voice, but Mr. Masa just pointed her lips.

"Derris' ketch. I know that. But that's not good, that's about it. I think you're too involved with this girl. I want to get along, too."

"Friendly," he said?

"Yeah, that's why I came all the way out today."

Tung and Clear, Masa complains to Mr. Derris.

"Sooner or later I have to make this child a big favor. At that time, I need to be friendly, give a little hint, and sell a lot of favors to make you snort. So you keep quiet."

"What?"

The word to sell grace is too disturbing. And Mr. Derris said in a low voice, anxious to see what I could make him do, as if to restrain him.

"Masa, what are you going to let this kid do? I won't tolerate it."

"Secret. But it's up to that kid to ask... I guess I might not ask for it. I just want to do what I can because I have to make amends for her."

"Atonement? Could it be you... have you done something to me again?

In response to Ms Derris' question, Ms Maysa slipped her gaze at random.

"Don't say that again. I've only made one big mistake in the last few years! Kohon.... well, a lot. Yes, I have a lot of things, too. Because that's what it is anyway. I know she's your precious child, so I won't let her imitate it like it's life-threatening. So you, what's your name?

"Uh... it's Lydiana, though"

You can't possibly not know, but I certainly don't remember naming her myself. I thought so, and when I gave her the name, Masa laughed satisfactorily.

"Thank you. Sure, your husband called you Liddy. Can I call you that, too?

"Yes."

Reply. Mr. Masa, now shifted her gaze to Cain.

"Red Reaper. What about you? I named you, didn't I?

"... Cain"

"Thank you, Cain. I'll divine you, too. - An unexpected reunion is just around the corner. Oh, I'm glad we're not talking about life or death."

"... an unexpected reunion?... Is that a share?

SHARE - Cain, who gave the name of a black apostate, frowned. Masa narrows her eyes softly.

"Come on? I won't even tell you who it is. 'Cause this is just a service. It's as trivial as Derris can get."

When Ms. Masa turned her attention to Ms. Derris, she exhaled a great deal.

"Well... I don't mind that. Take care of yourself."

"I know. I'm a witch, too. I will not imitate the fate that has been ordained."

"... can it be true"

Responding to the suspicious Mr. Derris, just smiling, Ms. Masa stood up. Even such a trick is beautiful when she does it.

"I'm going home because I've got a face-to-face meeting for now. Liddy, the next time I see you, introduce me to your husband. Neither do you, but he needs a favor, too. Very important, please."

"What, to Freed, too?

"Yeah, it's the same thing as a favor to you. It's okay, I'll give you the right choice."

"... ok. I'll tell Fried."

Why did you even think of Freed, but I'll just snort. When we get home, we'll talk to him. With that in mind, Masa now turned a grin on Cain.

"Please. - Cain, are you... right. I survived because of you, so don't rush your life. Enjoy life more. You are still too young to be accomplished. At least a hundred more years to live."

"A hundred years... aren't you normally dead?

Masa laughed beautifully at Cain's scratch that made her want to snort.

"Alas, it's as short as a witch. I'll see you then. Liddy, I'll see you when the time comes. But before I do, I'd love to feed you your sweets."

"Ah..."

There was so much shock that I completely forgot to serve the Japanese sweets I had kept with Cain.

I haven't had a strawberry today for a long time. Mr. Derris' favorite.

I totally forgot I existed because I drank too much shocking tea and Masa came to keep standing up.

"Oh, I'm sorry. If you like, make sure you eat. I made a lot of them."

"It's a good day. I'm going to go eat for another chance, so I'll be ready to serve you."

"Service?"

"Yeah. Well, now it's time to say goodbye"

Laughing corny, Ms. Masa disappeared from the spot.

"... awesome woman"

Cain squeaks. I agreed with that.

"Yeah. You were a stormy woman."

You're supposed to be the same witch, but you're not like Mr. Derris at all. But there's a seep of witchcraft in every word I speak, and, oh, she also finds out she's indisputably a witch.

She was such a woman.

Surprised by the presence of her, Mr. Derris opened his mouth bitterly.

"Masa is always like that. If you don't like it too, make it clear that you don't like it. Otherwise, when you get rounded up and realize it, it's all exploited all the time, because what's normal can happen?"

"Uh, yes, I'll be careful"

I was advised in the face, and I asked her even as I shook my head vertically.

"Doesn't Mr. Derris know what Masa's favor is?

"You don't know, or you're not interested in it. Some witches are amused to observe the behavior of other witches, but I can't find any meaning in that behavior"

It seems that Fried will also be involved, so I definitely wanted to know the details, but unfortunately Mr. Derris doesn't seem to know either.

"Really..."

"But if Maisa really says something, tell me first. I'm going to decide if it's dangerous or not."

"Thank you"

I thought you wouldn't be able to judge by me, so that would be very helpful. Horribly, she nodded, Mr. Derris said.

"You brought me strawberry Dafu, didn't you? I'll make you some more tea, so let's change your mood. Really, because you came to visit me, but Masa's guy is going to break in..."

"Right."

"Hey, that tea is a decent thing, right?

Cain responds to Mr. Derris' word for tea, pointing out meticulously. And Mr. Derris replied in dismay.

"Isn't that the way you say it like I always serve undesirable tea? I want you to stop saying that because it hurts."

"I can't believe there's been a decent cup of tea out there just once! If you want to serve some weird tea, I'll have some water! No, the water's good! Please, get the water out of me!

Finally, he looked down at Cain, who had begun to plead. Mr. Derris said.

"Hmm. So much so that you want to live up to expectations on the contrary..."

"Stop me!!"

Cain raised his voice about to cry, but I fully agree with you on that.

Watching Cain flirt with Mr. Derris, I kept his support in my heart alone.