"... what about Jill?
I visited Jill's room to try to get out to the Enchantress House too...... knocking won't give me one of the replies either. You wouldn't have overslept with Jill or anything, and ignoring him is unlikely in character.
Then I looked around the mansion to see if you were outside the room, and if Jill was there, I wouldn't be anywhere until I went to the kitchen where it was nothing but fear. Ask Maria or Ruby and tell them you haven't seen it, and where the hell have you been?
I was going to go to the Magic Institute with you, and I put my fingertips on my lips and I had a little idea.
Maybe you'd be mad if you went out on your own, wouldn't you, Jill? You'll definitely be scolded first if you go out and fumble by yourself because you've been exposed to your dangers many times. He said to take someone.
Well, I don't want to go out of my way to put myself in danger, and I guess it's a good idea to keep me company... but it's odd that Jill won't be around. It basically comes with me, and if you have business, I think I'll ask someone to give me a message.
"Liz, what are you wandering about?
"Father. Oh, Father, don't you know Jill?
He was just about to go to work at the Magic Inn. Father, he noticed and talked to me when I was busy looking around.
Well, if Jill isn't here, you can follow him, but I've found a solution, and I'm worried about Jill, so I'm going to tell him, "I don't see Jill." Maybe your father knows where Jill is.
He seemed to have something on his mind, as expected, father, but he looked kind of troubled and scratched his cheek.
"Uh, well, Jill's, uh, going out for a bit. Did Jill have some errands?
"I mean, I need Jill's permission to go outside..."
"... Liz's criterion is Jill, isn't it?"
"If you go out in silence, you'll be angry."
Father wouldn't be mad, and it's good. Jill is suggesting that you stain yourself and you know... overprotective, it's close to, right? I can't disobey you because I think it's bad, too. I won't.
"Where is Jill after all?
"Uh, even if you keep it to yourself, Liz will pursue it... well, it's okay to say it. Jill, I'm going outside for a bit, so I won't be back for a while."
"Outside?"
I know you're going outside the house.
"Just to investigate, outside the outer walls."
"... Huh?
"Oh, I'll be right back. It's a simple investigation."
Father strokes his head gently on me for not being able to swallow his father's words successfully and solidifying them.
Asexual anxiety arose about why, in a way that seemed like an abandonment. It's something you always do, but only for today. Bug news, maybe what it is.
Because outside the outer walls, there are demons, right? I'm not wandering around the side right now, and the demon-sheltered streets are maintained. Still, it's not like they're gonna attack us for sure, even though it's dangerous.
Why, and I apologize immediately for being so vocal in accusing my father.
... It's not my father's fault. Perhaps it was Father who ordered it, as the head of the House of Mages. As a role, I told Jill, so I know there's no room for personal feelings there.
"... you worried?
"... yeah"
"Sorry."
A father who can understand my mood smiles with a slight lowering of his eyebrows and apologies.
I didn't know how to blame my father, but I put my strength at the base of my back teeth. The chirping tooth sound is an unpleasant sound that seems to tighten your stomach.
"... I'll be back in three days, huh?
Now he sneezed my hair so that I could forgive him with clear intentions, and I just replied, yeah, small and out of my mind.
Then three days later, Jill came back, just like my father said. The moment I saw him, I rushed over and hugged him, because that's all the evidence I was anxious about, so please let me go.
Gunshot. Nice to see you. Jill blinked her eyes as she was surprised while accepting it.
Jill smiles softly in her mouth like she was slowly relieved of tension to see if there were any injuries to her back or chest.
"I'm back now"
"If you want to go, you should let them know before. I'm angry."
Jill gets angry when I go somewhere, but I don't think Jill can blame me for going somewhere. You should be very sure about this place.
When the worry turns to relief, he comes out as dissatisfied because he is not convinced that he has been left without a word. Well, then you won't be able to take me, and I assume you didn't tell me because I worry...
Puffy, swelling her cheeks to blow the anxiety she was panning about, this time Jill combed her hair with a sweet grin, as usual.
You won't be deluded, so if you don't explain it, I'll beat you up.
"I'm sorry, because if I told you, Master Liz was going to follow me, too"
"I'm aware I'm going to be a foot wrapper, so I'm not going to say that."
"This is it.... take it easy, sorry"
Absolutely, and in tune with it, Jill smiled with a strange throat. I'm slowly letting go of my body and then getting dressed that was just a little messy.
The coat I bought before was intact and I was proud of my decision to leave it sturdy but correct. If it has led to Jill's safety at all, I'm glad.
"What was Jill doing out there?
"It's a demon distribution survey, but it's a nearby neighborhood, so it's not a big achievement."
"Weren't you attacked?"
It's not that far.
Well, being in the neighborhood is an anomaly in itself, but Jill apologized for seeing that I was only a little dull.
For Jill, demons are natural too, right? Unlike me, which I've only seen in stories.
"... Dear Liz, I have to report to Master Velph, is it time?
He came first to me. Jill nodded, but I kind of didn't want him to go and grabbed my hem all the time.
I know it will annoy Jill, and what are you doing, me?
Jill smiled loosely and rubbed her fingers against her cheeks so that she could stand the cat, whispering, "I'll be back."
I don't feel like I'm leaning on a pretty jill just to relieve myself of that.
"... Ah, Jill. I didn't say."
"Huh?"
"Welcome home."
When you honestly spew out the words you wanted to say the most, Jill turns into a very soft, loving looking eye.
"I'm home right now," he said again after staring at me with his stubborn eyes, dropping the words home to me.