Shinario-dōri ni Taijō Shita no ni, Imasara Nan no Goyōdesu ka?

Waiting for me back at school was the biggest job of the year.

In front of you are Gracelia, the royal one, and the face of a student council officer with a serious look on his face.

Today, when the new semester began, we were summoned to the Student Council room to give our words solemnly from Lady Gracelia.

"Ladies and gentlemen, the next three months are the time of our battle!

Yes, the time has finally come to prepare for the Red Moon Festival. Last year, the preparation period for that Red Moon Festival, which Leo was preparing as he turned into a helo, finally.

"As I'm sure you all know, the Red Moon Festival is the biggest event in this school. The students are looking forward to the event, and the OB of the school is paying attention. Failure is unacceptable."

Yes, the arm of the annual student council is tested for how gorgeous and satisfying this event can be.

Although it is also a show of arms, I am very anxious to be honest......

"Especially the women!

"Yes!"

I replied by stretching my spine to Lady Gracelia's sudden drink.

But Master Martina and Master Adelaide had the same stretched spine, so they must have felt the same way about me.

"It's a great opportunity for us."

Lady Gracelia's words were a little surprising to me.

Because I didn't see this as an opportunity.

But Lady Adelaide is making her cheeks a little bit more red, and she's making a force cobbler.

"Right. If you can appeal to the school OB people who work here at the Royal Castle, you can see the light on your path after graduation."

"That's right, no matter how well graded and applied to the civilian service, it would be sad if you didn't accept me at the assignee. We need to make a better impression."

I was wary of that conversation.

Adelaide, as well as Martina, speak with the utmost seriousness. I'm sure it means it's an easy future to imagine.

It's no surprise that even if they were recruited with strength by a civilian, they had an assignee who refused to accept themselves... rather, they seemed to think it was every possible assumption.

My preferred destination is the city well officer, and I have already experienced only a small amount of the work, and I know the atmosphere of the department.

So there was no image of a strong refusal to accept it.

But otherwise, if I decided to assign someone else, would you accept it happily? Second, I am reminded of a fox-eyed man I previously met in the library.

That one said he would love you to come to his department. But if I wasn't the daughter of the Duke's house, would he have invited me in the same way?

I'm sure the answer is no.