Shut-in Magician

Third-party voices entered when Hildegard, who trembled naggingly, and Camilla, who thought he had been insulted by the Lord, blushed and glared at Kilik.

"It's you again. Miss Hildegard, I hope you don't behave disrespectfully towards our guests."

"… I do not behave disrespectfully. But it is also true that there is a problem. I'll pull it off to make a guest."

When I rebuilt myself and managed to say it all that far, I turned my heels back and went. Camilla finally glanced at Siu, but Hildegard left without even looking at it at all.

"Master Oscarius Borderline, please forgive the disrespect of our students"

"... seems to be burning his hands and I feel sorry for him as someone from the same country"

"If you say so, I'm comfortable with how beautiful and refreshing things have been."

I got worried about how annoying you are.

You noticed those gazes, and the young man who helped you looked at Siu and smiled.

"Hey, Mr. Siu-Aquila. I was hoping to see you a little differently."

That was tough, and since you labored, the youth greeted Kilik and Siu.

"It's Tiberio-Estobal. He's the second son of the Marquis, and he's twenty years old. I'm ashamed to call you impudent, but I'm the student chairman."

"Was he the son of Lord Angel? I am Kilik-Oscarius. Greetings."

It also seems to have been simplified from what they know, etc. This kind of place seems to be Kirik. Yeld would almost be pissed off if he was beside him, but fortunately Tiberio seemed like a good man and didn't even care about Kilik's brief greeting.

"It's an honor to meet you, but I'm really sorry in this way. She has a tendency to run and she's having problems everywhere."

"You mean you're still watching and you rushed for me"

"Dear Kirik, I don't like the language."

"Don't say things like Yeld. It's all right, this young man."

Huh? And I winked at them. Tiberio immediately broke his face, although he opened his eyes in surprise for a moment.

"You can't guess the rumors. Relieved."

"Oh, what rumors? Seems like a lot has been said in this country."

Tiberio also laughed because he thought it was a joke because it was a tear talking style.

Tiberio briefly explained to me a number of Hildegard's deeds.

And I was horrified to know Kilik wasn't as angry as he said.

"Miss Amalia was about to get caught up in a rub before, and I'm sorry about that."

"No. The student council rushed more quickly then, and it was a helpful one. And eventually, you understood that it was a mistake…"

He laughed like trouble and then briefly told Sioux and the others who didn't know what was going on.

"I was a little teased that I was making a golem. But rather than being malicious, I was worried. I often do that, so I try to keep my mouth shut."

"You've been listening."

"Yeah. But they seemed to hear me passing by, and the other guy gave me that"

"Did you eat it and hung it?

"Well, I'll tell you what."

I put my hand on my cheek like I was in trouble and tilted my neck.

"Both of you are worried about me, so if you don't know what to do in between, the student council will tell you more about the situation."

"It's like her."

"Well, is it?

That probably included questions like, were you even having these rubs at Steyburn?

Siu looked at Kilik and answered as he pondered.

"It wasn't so aggressive so far, though. I'm the type of person whose sense of justice runs in the wrong direction. You just think what you're doing is right, and for what you're acting weird, it's hard around you."

"Oh, that's it."

Tiberio smiled bitterly.

Seeing that, I heard something that made me a little worried.

"Um, I was with you, Senior Claire."

"Oh, you're Lord Claire-Retria. What is he?

"From what I've seen, it looks pretty spiritual. He told me to take care of him first because he was the same first year student and the country was the same, but he's been treated like a squire ever since."

"Well, then, wasn't it your will?

"He doesn't fit with her, either. I think he asked me to take good care of him and said no because he has experience with student chairmen at the Magic Academy in Lowal."

"Was it? I just thought it was all around me."

Amalia was snorting, too.

"Then maybe we should just let him go. It won't do him any good either. Now they're feeling isolated."

Siu asked for it, and bowed his head.

"No, that's fine. That's fine. That would be the curtain for the student council. He seemed unconsciously discriminating that it would be a problem on her side even though he was also concerned about his pale complexion. I'll be careful."

"I will also speak to the people in my hometown. I'm a pretty senior, so stop being me, 'cause I might be put up with it."

"Oh, that's right. Yeah, you're a caring kid. Rarely."

I was stroked in the head for some reason.

"Oh, I'm sorry. I remember my brothers."

I laughed refreshingly and was apologized for.

Then I spoke a word or two with Amalia, greeted Kilik, and then left.

Just as the bell sounded, so we broke up.

I was able to slip into the classroom critical before the second book chime went off.

As always after the fourth time class, it's a free debate.

As soon as it started, I also finished reporting to Tristan. The teacher was also pleased that he was safe and was glad to stay in school.

Then Alondra came when her classmates talked to each other about the content of the class and how it came with the shielding.

Orceus and the others were wary, but she was taken by Lily to apologize.

"I'm sorry. Um, I was very scolded. My father dared me many times to go to the mansion and apologize because it would be an inconvenience to them."

I can't be around explaining that, but I've honestly apologized that it was bad, so Siu laughed and forgave me. I wasn't angrier than I was.

"... is Uncle Borderline angry?

"Oh, why?

"Because what I said was terrible. I was told to think instead of myself, and I finally realized..."

"I don't think Mr. Alondra understands because it doesn't matter if they say he's bloody."

"Yeah, that, because I've been told for a long time that it's 'No Thoughts' or 'Book Demon Worm'. I felt terrible when my brother told me that. He said it was worse than that, so I'm sure it's a tougher word."

"... Alondra's world was filled with books, wasn't it?"

I thought the words might be symbolic.

For her, the world is all the same, flat. Both in the book and in reality, it is made up of the same words.

"People have feelings. Your mind doesn't apply to others as it is. Even if you look at the same thing, it looks different. Sometimes even the colors are different."

"Really?

"That's right. Besides, I don't take it the same way. For example, what would you think if people told you you were beautiful?

"Oh, that's, well, that's embarrassing. Deny that's not true, but make me a little happy. But at the end of the day, I think that's a lie."

"That's because you're careful, you're objectively looking at yourself, and you're not into the arrogant idea that you're beautiful. I think Mr. Alondra is cute."

"... Oh, thank you"

Siu continued, reddening her cheeks and thanking her.

"Orceus, you're beautiful."

"What?"

Orseus, who was listening, was surprised and looked back at Siu. Look seriously, then I seem to have realised the sincerity. And then I laughed.

"What did you think?

"No, I was surprised. So, first of all, you thought there was nothing to be happy about when a man told you you were beautiful. And then I also suspected that Siu was a male hobby. Anyway, I can see myself objectively, too. I'm not proud of myself, but I can't even flatter my beauty."

"But there's something beautiful in someone's eyes, isn't there? For example, your parents?"

"Ah... well"

"People take it differently, they see it differently."

From Orceus, I changed my gaze to Alondra, and I spoke.

She looked serious and listened, then nodded quietly.

"... because my brother told me he didn't think about it, and I was angry, but that's true. I say what I think right away, and I never thought about the feelings of the people who said it. I've been saying terrible things to Lily, because my father got mad at me and realized it."

"Father, are you that angry?

"This is the time to ask them all together. Otherwise, they told me I'd dispose of all the books."

I guess I've been listening from right to left. So I finally got the book into my head after being taken hostage.

"I apologized to Lily a lot and asked her to forgive me, but I was, and still am, scared. If you don't forgive me, my stomach gets soothingly cold."

"I realized that's how bad you said it, so it was good, wasn't it? From now on, you should learn about the world outside the book."

Alondra was honestly nodding small, although she worried for a moment when she saw the book in Lily's hands, yes. Apparently, the journey was a long one.