Reborn Little Girl Won’t Give Up

I woke up in a bright light. The room is always curtained, so it's supposed to be dark until Hannah gets here.

Well, Hannah...

"See you at home, bye."

Apparently in the tent again. When I manage to wake up, something is moving next door.

"Arishuta"

When I crushed it, the lump that was squirting rose up. I kind of feel like I'm just repeating the same thing. But good. Alistair's magic is healing a lot. I was safe.

"Everybody! The False! Chibi!"

Because that's what I'm screaming for,

"Ah."

and replied. I was hugged so badly.

"Chibi!"

"It was Leah. Guh."

What if I forget my name as much as I slept overnight? I mean, I've been wondering about it since yesterday, but I think it would be nice to call it a chibi. I said I was a proper Alistair. Something else, something will come up!

"Hey, are you up? Wait, Alistair! Chibi's loose!

"... Ria"

Always this guy. Alistair hastily let me go. Whoever called me this voice, that's it.

"Buh-buh."

"... you get it very well. Well, if you wake up, can you eat?"

Rice! Rice!

"... well, you're blinding me. Alistair, if you're gonna be okay, follow him to the river and wash his face."

"Okay."

The tent has a low ceiling. I stayed put, Alistair sat back and went outside. Somehow I still feel sloppy. Alistair snarled her shoulders like a child.

"Chibi, no, Leah, you too"

"Aye."

I guess it's because we both used our magic to the limit. If we were to talk, this would increase the amount of magic, but in reality, it was a danger to my life. Let's be careful. And we have to do something about this and tell Alistair. Because if you don't, you'll be forced to do it again.

I was relieved to remember yesterday. A Fallen Clan was coming right next door. If I hadn't activated the junction box, at least me and Alistair would have been hit. That said, I knew what it was like to rely on a junction box, and I felt like I knew the strength of these hunters who went into battle as soon as I knew the junction was unusable.

You're welcome to go wash your face, but there's something you need to do before you do.

"Keye."

It's a showdown with this guy. I rose before the dragon. A dragon gently pushes me at the end of my mouth. I'm not going to let you go to the bathroom alone for long.

"Oh, my God, you can go there."

I must have stunned Bart. Even though it's small, turn to the lady!

"Ooh, sorry. It's me. Hey, you, you're okay. We're here, aren't we? It's safe. Let him go alone."

"Keye."

The dragon snorted out in Burt's words. I don't know what a human would say. Alistair laughed bitterly next door, reaching for the dragon's nostrils.

"Because I'll follow you along the way. That would be nice."

Speaking of which, the dragon paved the way for me to say you had no choice. That is how Alistair was finally able to restroom properly. Do dragons like small things? Or did Alistair also get herd certified when he was little?

"Chibi"

"Ria."

"Ooh, Leah. I'm Mill. I made soup this morning."

"Miriu. Thanks."

The men seemed to be eating first, leaving only me and Alistair's share.

"Thanks, Mill. Soup is rare in the morning."

"It's usually easy in the morning. But you both fell yesterday. Get a little nutritious. Here."

When Alistair thanked someone named Mill, Mill laughed lightly. Brown eyes are gentle. From what I can tell, we're all adults, but a lot younger than your father. With that said, how many fathers were there in the first place? The spoon stopped.

"Leah, come on, drink."

"Aye."

Alistair gently urges you to look at it. In the meantime, a large and small dust combo is clearing the tent and reloading the luggage onto the dragon. There are five lug dragons just for people to ride, and two lug dragons for luggage. The package was reorganized and just ready for me to sit alone.

When a big man held me up a bit and sat me in my chair-shaped luggage, I let something like a belt cross loosely in front of my body. Looks like a seat belt. Stepping away like that, he nodded satisfactorily. Looks like it passed. My body is fixed and a little easier too.

"I'm Caro. This big one is Clyde."

The smaller one introduced himself to me.

"Ria. Chisel, chisel. Dude, about."

"Don't say it small! You're smaller, you!

Caro's eyes were clean green, which he had just said back. Clyde pounds on that Caro's shoulder, and slaps him.

"Are you going to comfort me? Oh?"

Bert called out, as if such a landscape were normal.

"Let's go. We're gonna go slow and watch like chickens. Try not to stop by any other town until Trent Force. All this time, luxuriously."

Burt did it.

Let me use this junction box.

That's how he looked at me and said:

"This is your share of the freight and immediate cost of living. I'll pay you in advance."

"Tell him I'll take care of him."

That's what Caro says like he's out there, and the others are laughing and watching it. I nodded firmly and looked back.

Maybe you and your brother are over there. Don't forget. I will definitely go home.