What's Wrong with a Great Hero Being Jobless

Lesson 30: Traveling

I slept through it and then ate dinner and took Momohina shopping everywhere.

I still had ten gold coins and more than ten gold in my hand, but I used about nine gold and the leather bag instead of my wallet was a lot lighter.

When I left, Milliu was there, so I made it dinner. The strawberries didn't come out locked in their rooms. I told Milliu I was leaving tomorrow at the dining room.

"Tomorrow, is...!?"

"Ooh. First thing tomorrow morning."

"... that, suddenly... suddenly..."

"Milliu"

"Yes...?

"Thank you for your help."

When I said that, Milliu cried. Why cry so much tears in that big valley of opium? It doesn't make sense.

Then I took a bath and went to bed gutted.

When I woke up, breakfast was ready, so Momohina and I flattened it and then we tried to leave the house, and the strawberries followed us on the top of the Buddha.

"What are you. You look familiar. Lack of sleep?"

"Huh...!

The strawberry tried to punch me in the head with a short staff. But seriously, he didn't seem like he was going to hit me, so I stood still.

It was decided that the strawberries were stopped.

"... you look terrible from the beginning."

"It's not that bad."

"That's not good."

"Right. How dare you, and not bad. Well, there's like ten of us."

I stroked my jaw and cheek.

"I don't care what the crap is. If you're so clumsy that you can't be seen as a second person, you're going to get annoyed every time you look in the mirror. Otherwise, it doesn't matter how sticky you are. So?"

"... so what?

"Me and Momohina are going, though. What about you?"

"Mo."

Momohina tried to say something, so I controlled it with my eyes.

The strawberries were annoyed.

"... Wow, I..."

Bite your lips and hug the short staff.

"… I, am…"

"Be clear."

"Yes......"

"Yes? What?

"... Yikes... eh..."

"I can't hear you."

"Hey, why do I have to say that!?"

"Reverse Gillette"

"It's not always the other way around!

"I don't know, why can't I just say that? I'm just checking your intentions."

"Yes, I do!

"Are you going or not? I'm sure you didn't ask me the hard part."

"So, go..."

The squid's face is bright red. I'm also sweating.

"No... no..."

"Hang in there, whichever way"

When Momohina made a trumpet with her hands to support her with a low voice, the strawberry eyes began to moisten.

"No... no... no... no... eh... eh..."

"Hey. Strawberry, look"

I let my mouth move slowly.

"Yes, ku. Yes, ku. Here's the deal. See? Hey, come on, man. Look, say it."

"... whoa..."

"Different. Yes, ku."

"Ugh... Ugh..."

"Huh."

I sighed.

"Okay, okay. I know how you feel. If you want to follow me that far, you can't help it. I'll take you."

"No one does that!

"Ah? You don't want to come. Ah, don't come."

"Yes, you didn't tell me!? I didn't know you didn't want to go, with a word! I'm coming, too! That's it!?"

"I don't care, I'll have trouble without you."

"Huh..."

For a moment the face of the strawberry almost collapsed.

But the strawberry immediately forced his expression to tighten.

"Oh, you can't deceive me, that's what I'm saying. The fact that you were trying to do something weird to Momohina doesn't change."

"Yes, sir. I didn't do anything, I didn't even try, but if you don't think so, think so for the rest of your life."

I must be Momohina - I took a loud strawberry and headed for the front door.

There, I was a little surprised to even have Milliu's father, although Milliu is reasonably well within the assumption.

Milliu has a backpack at his feet. Put on a shorter cape, it feels like traveling.

"Dear Xaragi,"

Milliu has been moving forward on me, teasing my teeth with his fingers about the shape of me that still lingers on that chest.

"Please, I won't take you with me."

"If there's anything I can do, I'm not going to get rid of it."

I shrugged my shoulder and saw Milliu's father.

"What about you? Do you forgive? Don't you admit it? Milliu will inherit. Or do you still think Milliu isn't an elf or something?"

"I..."

Milliu's father, the Mercurian head of the family, Ertalich Mercurian, does not turn a blind eye from me.

When Milliu, now nineteen years old, was born, Ertalich said he was one hundred and ninety, so now he's two hundred and ninety? From the human eye, they only look like they're in their late forties or so, but these guys have an average life expectancy of two hundred and fifty years, so they're already old elves. A cute only daughter who has been able to do it since the age has become a no-oppy eroph because of the magic of chocolate, tried to serve the great hero of a fleeting human race, tried the ordeal of evil with the readiness to die, said she was leaving with him, and it's a hard time in her late years.

I can't even sympathize, but I deserve it.

So, what are you gonna do?

What thoughts has my daughter lived and what she's going to do, can you take it right?

"I, of course, disagree"

"... Father, but I am no longer"

As Milliu tried to argue, Ertalich softly raised one hand to control it.

"Whatever you say, I disagree. This time I was noticed. Whatever happens, whatever you are, you are an irreplaceable daughter to me. I don't want to lose you. I want you by my side. So I disagree. But I can't hold you back. I abandoned you once. I don't want you to go, but I don't have the right to stop you."

"Father..."

Millilu is impressed or makes his eyes glare, but it's weird.

"Wait, wait."

I shake my head gently.

"I don't want to let you go, but if I really did, I'd have to. What the hell? You're the head of the Seven Swords Mercurian family. Milieu will be your daughter and heir."

"... that's true indeed"

Ertalich seems to be confused.

You tell me. Oh, that's why you can't.

"You know. I'll leave it to Milliu, let him do whatever he wants, because you're finally not carrying anything. Is there such an irresponsible story?"

I stuck my index finger at Ertalich.

"You should make a good decision. Do you acknowledge your daughter's will and let her go? Or do you prioritize being kind to your feelings and not let them go? Either way, damn it, I'm sorry."

Ertharich stares at him in dismay and opens his mouth slightly.

Milieu was worried to let me and my father go and look at each other, but the father nodded.

"You're right. I was trying to escape making my own decisions and let Milliu alone carry the burden. He's an impudent father. Forgive me, Milliu."

"... no"

Millilu put his hands together disappointingly and buried them in a chichi his father wouldn't have.

"Not at all, Father. I'm the one who must apologize. Forgive my selfishness."

"Come on. I'm going to see the outside world. Lilya, all of them left Arnotu. Maybe a new generation of elves like you needs those experiences. And... someday, come back safe."

"Yes......!

My daughter and father exchanged embraces with nature from either side.

But don't make it a difficult sight to view in a pure way because your daughter's body is too erotic. He's subtly under his nose, too.

Either way, we left Milliu's house behind and used a lift to get off the ground from the tree city of Arnotu.

A beloved horse, Temuzin, connected right next to the lift station, turned to me as soon as I had eyes.

"Ooh. Temuzin. Long time no see. No, don't you? Once yesterday, I was on my way to shopping to see how things were going."

"Buhin '"

"All right, all right. What the hell? Don't try to kick me. Hey. Don't kick it."

"Brrrrr. Brrr."

"No, you, if you eat that hoof or something decent, what's it gonna be? You're gonna die lightly, right? Hey. Don't try to drop your stuff. Chip. Okay. Strawberries, you keep this."

I stuck an Arnotu souvenir and pressed a bag of bread against a strawberry.

"... hey. Heavy. What's in there, this?

"A lot of things. A lot."

"There's no way you can walk with this."

"'Cause it's okay. You can do it. It may be tough at first, but it's getting better."

That's not true.

"Which one should I have?

"Mr. Ichika, I still have plenty of room, too"

"Huh? But... Yes, fine. Because I will have it. For now..."

In the end, I choose the Tsutsu path from myself.

That's a strawberry.

I spanned the saddle of a temuzine.