Saikyou Juzoku Tensei ~Cheat Majutsushi no Slow Life~

Merezev and Nerea's second child, her stoneless daughter, were named Meir.

However, the fact that her mother, Nerea, hated Meir so much and that Merezev would not return home too much because of her busy schedule would mean that she would be kept at her relatives' house during her infancy.

No red stone stories were told among the children, but the lack of stone was sufficient for teasing Tane.

Sometimes adult distant attitudes propagated to children, who were also treated to touch the tumor in the houses of their deposited relatives.

Nor did the Dooms play outside too much because if they worked out their bodies, they would only have worked out, they would have drained their magic and their bodies would have been toughened and transformed, but they could not bribe out their magic because Mere's magic power was extremely low and he was in a weary physique.

Naturally, I used to read books in my room where they were addressed.

It was when Meir was seven years old.

Hearing the ringing sound of the bell at the doorstep, Meir, who was in her room, let her face shine and put the book down and went out to the surface.

There were not many visitors to Meir's deposited relatives' house, and when the bell rang, it was possible that it was Melezef who came to see Meir.

"Father......!

Opening the door, Dephne, near Merezev's side, stood.

"Dear Meir! I brought you some sweets! Let's eat with this defne!

"... Ah, Uncle Defne"

Meir gives a blatantly disappointing look.

Melezev was busy, so visiting Meir was once a week, or not.

Even if I came, I wasn't here for very long, and they didn't have some fun stories to tell me.

Mere, however, liked Merezev's time to come visit.

In exchange, Devne had come to Meir almost every day to see how things were going.

Sometimes everything came twice a day.

Defne was well looked after and had a strong sense of responsibility.

Melezev was cold as a parent and burned with enthusiasm that he had to do something because he didn't even know what he was thinking until Nerea.

"If the time seems right, the Orwell twin sisters will be with you..."

"... Sister Lili and Sister Mal left Meir to play"

"Did you! Then you'll have more meals for Master Meir!

"... not really Mere, I don't have an appetite"

"Then you'll have more of this Devne to eat! No, I'm looking forward to it!

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Not only did Defne come to visit Meir's depository house, but he also took her to vacant land and to the woods.

For Meir, Defne had become like a half-parential replacement.

"I have time today, so I'll take you to the woods after this"

".................. thank you"

The reaction from Meir was not very fragrant.

Originally, if you are seven years old, it is time to start playing with children your age.

"Look, look, I was in the woods recently, and I also had some sightings of Nyalun, my favorite warcraft! Maybe we can get him!

"... really, is it?

Meir reacts a little.

Nyalun is a rare warcraft with an adorable appearance and is popular with children and adults alike.

"As it is, well, Nyarn is a distraction, and you may not see him..."

Dephne scratched her forehead with her fingers, telling her to delude herself.

Meir and Defne went out to the woods, took all the walks for a few moments, and went home when the sunset was hanging around.

"Master Meir, it's not safe to run without looking too far ahead."

"Uncle Defne today! It was amazing! I immediately drove back a wolf much bigger than Meir!

In the end I couldn't find Nyalun, but Meir was very dry when I saw Defne drive back the Warcraft with his bare hands.

Defne was also smiling when he saw how it was going.

Inside, I brought up Nyalun's story in an attempt to arouse Meir's interest, and I was worried she wouldn't call me a liar, but I was relieved.

"You look like this and you're working out quite a bit. But Mere's father, Merezev, is not like this. If you care, you can jump and move easily from that roof to that roof."

"Meir's father is amazing!

"Yeah, yeah. I didn't have time to come today... but you'll be back soon."

"Uncle Defne, maybe not to his father, but it was amazing!

"Thank you. It's just that Master Merezev is a real genius. The comparison is really overrated. He's never given it all up because he doesn't know what's going to happen to this land if he's serious."

The more the Dooms build up their workouts, the more their bodies are transformed using their magic.

Because of this, physical abilities fluctuate greatly due to differences in magic training, physical constitution, and daily workouts, the individual differences in physical abilities are more intense than those of ordinary people.

Merezev was an extreme example of this.

Dephne thought that if he left it to his emotions to rumble, he could crush one settlement in the aftermath, so maybe Merezev's pale temper was also natural.

"Really!? Meir, I'll ask you to look at it next time!

"Well, that's a bit... what do you think..."

Meir runs ahead on her own while Defne thinks downwards.

"Dear Meir, it's not too risky to run."

Defne looks at Mere running as he says.

I was watching and noticed that Meir was on the wrong way home and running down a path that would take me a long way.

"It's not that way... well, that's okay... ah"

I realize that there is a defne, and I give him a look.

Mere was running to Merezev's mansion, Mere's home.

I look softly inside through the window.

(Dear Nerea, it would be a big deal to find you...!

Defne rushes after Meir and puts his hand on his shoulder.

"Me, Dear Meir, it's time for Mr. and Mrs. Orwell to worry. Let's go back. Right?"

Dephne says, peeking through the window.

Merezev, Nerea and Darrell were just surrounding the table for three.

"I have the magic my father taught me and the magic my mother taught me. Hehe... I'm honestly a little bored when it comes to hunting for kids to play with each other"

Nerea was happily hammering Darrell, who was good at talking to him.

Merezev was silent, but somewhat pleasant.

"Ugh... Meh, Dear Meh, the..."

Meir looked back silently and walked home in heavy footsteps.

Defne looked at Mere's back, but looked back into the window only once more.

"... what, that book?

On the floor behind the table was a thick green book.

It says something in array letters on the cover, but I couldn't decipher Defne at all if it was in a pretty old format.

When Defne rubbed his eyes, the green book was gone.

"Is that...? Now, indeed..."

That's when Nerea noticed Defne, and she looked up and glanced at him with cold eyes.

When Devne had a loving laugh, he bowed his head and followed the scene.