Three days after I found out that Konrat Alway was the next Duke of Alway family owner, the sorcerer's association contacted me that I was ready for a meeting with the candidates for secretary.
He was to be able to rent a room at the Society of Mages, which was immediately a haul for an interview.
No matter how many people were carefully selected by the association, I don't want to inadvertently invite them to their residence, which is a separate residence of the Duke of Alway. Seeing Jared's thoughts like that, it goes without saying that he appreciated the association for convening the meeting place.
Jared had already completed the interview with the three secretarial candidates.
It was time for him to be a serious figure, as picturesque as he may be, but he wondered how far accommodating he could be and how flexible he was, and unfortunately he refused more to the association.
Even though it's a secretary, it doesn't just fit in with work. He wants to choose as many people as possible who don't mind being informed of the private side from the advice of court magician Tres Browell. Anyway, I don't like the face of living together. I just want to avoid being known and bothered.
Vault Toyfer is more of a story about the Duke's family than anyone else can do.
It was almost noon, but as soon as I told Dennis that the other two would also be interviewed, one woman appeared in the room.
Give me your standing hand to welcome you. Shaking hands lightly, Jared urged her to sit down.
The woman's name is - Allie Fell. Twenty-two. I'm not a magician, but I have a background in graduating from Royal School as a chief, and as a junior attending the same school, that's all I can tell about how good she is.
However, Dennis had told me that it was not clear but that it was a translation. At the same time, he also guessed that he was the one he couldn't refuse.
I already know I'm good. The rest will be handled by whether or not you are a accommodating person.
I can't go underneath, and I owe the association some. But keeping untrustworthy people by your side is also an idea.
"I'll see you first, Mr. Jared Murphy. My name is Allie Fell."
Allie began introducing herself while Jared was caught in thought.
With flax hair aligned to the short bob, a woman with a pleasant impression brings on a grin that attracts. Each trick was human behavior that knew how to leave itself impressively on the other.
The movement from entering the room to sitting on the couch is graceful, while at the same time it belongs to a person who prefers to move his body.
Walking without hesitation is full of confidence, and his big chest stretches are magnificent and daunting. A slightly higher back length for a woman appeared larger with one of Allie's attitudes.
"Nice to meet you, I'm Jared Murphy."
Allie's blue, big eyes peek intriguingly at Jared.
"I hear you're not a magician. How could you be my secretary?
"Sure, I'm not a magician, but I'm interested in magic. I often get told by my surroundings that there are no unavailable people to use, but I like magic. I admire magic that can produce all sorts of things from the incomprehensible power of magic, and I have respect for magicians."
Higher voices reach my ears comfortably.
Allie's cheeks were reddish from excitement, as if she were talking about someone she liked.
"So I want to see your magic by your side, Jared, who has decided to become a court magician in the shortest possible time. I want to be useful for you - I think so, and I let the secretary apply"
"I mean, do you want to satisfy your own desire for witchcraft?
"If that's what it sounded like, you're right. I want to be involved in witchcraft when I can't use it. I'd like to use Jared for that."
Jared had a grin on Allie, who had clearly said 'use'.
This is also clear, which also impresses me that it is something I could well say in front of myself. More than that, I can favor a posture that is not a magician but as greedy for magic as a magician.
Above all, it's much better than the guys who are there in the shadows while trying to use it.
"Let me get this straight."
"It's going to be a long stick, so I won't hide it. If you don't like it, please say no."
Allie says that plainly without ever stopping laughing.
The grand attitude is like, and I can tell it's the same from time to time.
"Yes, I'm sure Jared has an understanding of the Duke's story, which he should be concerned about. For once, I'm from a nobleman. At this point, I'm going to reveal everything, but actually, I was interested in Jared himself."
"To me?
Torres and Dennis told me that there are people trying to connect with court magicians. But Allie's first thought of witchcraft shouldn't be a lie.
But there's not enough material to judge.
"Don't be so vigilant. And even so, you won't be able to do it just with the material you have at hand."
As I spotted Jared's heart, Allie deepened her grin.
Yes, all but her name, age and background are unknown in Allie's dossier, which Jared is given in advance. What is more, there is not even a guarantee that all the materials are correct.
"To be honest, I liked you. But I don't know if I can trust you. You must know why yourself."
"Of course it is. I don't have a clear background except for the Royal Academy's Chief Graduate, so I don't expect you to trust me right away either."
She referred to herself as the birth of a nobleman, but a nobleman named the House of Fells does not exist. Maybe one parent is just noble, but there was nothing in the dossier as well. Of the five secretarial candidates, the only vague person is a woman named Allie Fell.
Hence - interesting.
"... I understood that you, hiding your background and origins, were unwilling to hide that. That's why let me just ask you one thing."
"I don't mind, please listen"
"Why do you want to be my secretary until you have a secret?
To Jared, who asked again, Allie had the look on her face that the young girl had just been waiting.
'Cause I thought it would be fun.'
Allie's reply, which strikes me as being like the sun, is neither enthusiasm about witchcraft nor interest in Jared - it just seemed fun, that was all.