Shut-in Magician

In response to Siu's apology, Philip shook his head with a serious look on his face.

"No, that's what this is. This is a real report."

"What?"

"This is from Baron Gampke, the Financial Controller."

"... no way ah"

"No, no, that's the truth. Wouldn't that surprise you? I was just surprised, too. What a surprise, this is what brought the Undersecretary of the Treasury straight up to me. Even a kid like you noticed."

I laughed bitterly over my shoulders.

"Is that the letter you were looking at?

"Oh, yes."

The letter of rejection and Philip's name.

"Me, I like beautiful letters as much as I ever wanted to be a brush plow officer. The letters of the Marquis were so beautiful, I fell in love with them."

"Oh, you're good."

Hehe laughed, so Siu gained momentum, rode himself out and shook his head.

"I'm not flattering you! Such beautiful and streamlined letters rarely come to your attention even in the books dedicated to brush plowing officers in Wangdu's library!

Philip pulled it off a little because he was so excited to scream about it, and Alestro is flashing next door.

"Oh, uh, excuse me. But I felt something close to the esteemed Mr. Aloise-Rosenberger, and, you know, the"

"... do you know the letters of Lord Rosenberger"

"Ah, yes. But I didn't quite find it. Only a revised tenth edition of the original of" The Mystery of the Annihilation of the Augusta Empire "by Nicolai-Valcar, whose author is the author, and an original of" The Rhymes of Ancient Languages and Their Genealogy ". I really like it."

"... what are you talking about, no"

After saying that, Philip gave Chirali and Arestro his gaze. Then he laughed and approached Siu, slapping him on the shoulder.

"You're an interesting kid. Yeah, he's a good kid. Really? Is the letter beautiful? It's nice to be complimented."

"Father's letters have a beauty that cannot be imitated. Too obvious, I never said."

Alestro followed me, and Siu was horrified.

"… I like the hero of the ship's eyes. Alestro, you got a good friend."

"Yes."

"Next time, Mr. Siu, I'll show you the book Lord Rosenberger wrote. It's my family heirloom, and I'm afraid I can't show it to you right now because I care about it. Let's say we show off the day again."

"Yes, okay?

My voice shook by accident. In this case, I don't care if it's flattery. Siu asked him to cover his words without thinking at all about reluctance.

Philip looked like he laughed for a moment, but he nodded right at me.

"Of course I did. You're a good man. Greetings."

Siu hastily shook his hand as he had offered his hand. Big, pen. It was this hand.

The secretary came in to rush the busy Marquis, so he finally asked me to greet Arestro and left the office behind.

Walking out the hallway, the butler came as fast as he panicked.

"Young lady, this way"

"Oh, yeah, you did"

Receive the wrap Alestro made of silk and give it to Siu.

"What?"

"My father told me to give it to you as a thank you for taking care of me."

"Huh."

"He also said he was sorry for being rude about just the pass last time. I'm sorry, as a nobleman, I have a lot going on."

"Uh, uh"

If I had thought of something I could take, a deacon man who had reached his age whispered softly in his ear and told me.

"Please take it. It is imperative that we not refuse these thanks. And no need to give back."

"Really?"

"With all due respect, let me offer you something. We invite you to accept a gift from a nobleman, first and foremost from a secluded rank, under any circumstances. No matter what the other person means behind it, there is no problem without a contract. You don't need a thank you in the same way. However, once Boy is acquainted, the interaction will change again."

"Oh, that's not it"

Panic to deny it.

And I laughed and thanked him.

"Thanks for letting me know. I was about to be rude without knowing anything."

When he lowered his head with a dust, the butler quickly smiled after a proper

"Young lady, you seem to have got a good friend and Grandpa is relieved"

"Yeah, I guess so"

I laughed and Arestro gave me a bag of silk, so I received it.

With spatial and appraisal magic, I knew what was in it, but I can't say it here.

And more than I've received, I guess I'll have to take it.

I have no choice but to walk straight to the back gate with Arestro.

Even in this house, they say the main entrance is only used by quite a few opponents, that is, high-ranking nobles, etc.

Even when it comes to the back gate, it's a fine one, and if you're a close customer, it seems to be something you can normally use. They say it's even more behind the back for servants to use, and then the name Backgate is strange, but I stopped thinking because it's about people's homes.

Ride the most elegant carriage in the Fedric family and rear the mansion with Arestro's escort.

We laughed bitterly at each other in the carriage.

"I've never seen my father seem so happy. Siu is amazing."

"I wonder. More than that, this, are you sure?

"Because it's a noble mechanism. Check inside. Although I might be reluctant because my secretary's got it for me."

I laugh and say it, so I can tell it's a joke, but it's a terrible dialogue.

For once, I'll spread it out on the spot. Thirty gold coins wrapped in thin paper, one piece at a time, in a luxury wooden box to prevent noise.

"This is the [mountain blown sweet] ah"

I squeal unintentionally, then I rush to say it again.

"That's a lot higher than the market!

"What, just now...? Oh, yeah, I guess so. Isn't that something?

"... Arestro, speaking of which, you've never shopped for yourself"

Yeah, and I nodded honestly, and then I blinded him as soon as I could, so Siu waved in a hurry.

"Because you can't! I'm not shopping this time."

"... yes"

I wonder if Arestro is gradually remembering the common-style language.

As he became anxious, Siu taught him that thirty gold coins were a month-long reward for a knight about as good as he got out of the rookie.

It's just that Arestro still leaned his neck and said it wasn't a reasonable amount of money then.

People who don't know the value of money are scared.

But when I stuck with this story, I might say that I want to do another shopping tour, so this story ended here.

The carriage took Viktor along the way and drove all the way to the common house in the Central District.

The next morning I left the central gate before the sun even went up.

Each one owes a horseman. I could have brought up the horseman of each house, but I had booked this at the specialty horseman store Cassa because I was also studying.

Only Siu brings it up, but if he has a subordinate riding beast, he takes it to Ferres as a matter of course because he won't borrow it unless there is a rare thing.

Rigdor, Antony, Alestro, Viktor and Leon will be attending the accommodation.

When I called out to Leon that I was going to do these things, he refused to work at the guild over the weekend, but I knew he'd want to join along the way.

"If you're going to the woods, I'd like to do a sampling. Uh, the guild told me that I shouldn't go on apprenticeships... and that Mr. Chloe wouldn't mind if Siu was with me."

Apparently. Of course, I accepted it pleasantly.

Vivi joined us. I did, but I have help from my parents, and above all, it's not nice to be one woman. So I refused.

Instead, she also participates in the exercise, so she's talking about being on the team with me then.

The exercise tells us to act in ten, so we'll figure it out.

The nobles just seemed to be somewhat ridden by horseback because equestrianism has also come from an early age.

Leon seems to have started in school class, but he rides well on whether his original motor nerves are good or not.

While Rigdor and Antony are slightly unstable, the results of the exercise can be seen.

The problem is Siu.

Ferres is delighted to be out and floating. I mean, it's really floating. He says he shouldn't fly, but he was seen with white eyes by senior riders without aligning himself with everyone because it's something that sticks fluffy and flies. No, maybe it just felt that way.

And Ferres, speaking of, left me out and ran to my pace.