âMr. Ashley, you just stared at Ciel.â\n
Iâm not asking you anything, Mr. Ashley, but Iâll keep looking.
Ended because Ciel seemed depressed along the way.
I never had a voice, I just didnât think Iâd see it.
People have been asking me a lot, stroking me, and Ciel seemed to enjoy it.
We were baffled not only by Ciel but also by the new response.
âExactly. I canât predict that reaction.â
Mr. Druid smiles bitterly.
âIvy is relieved to consult me thoroughly though. If anything happens in the future, we should talk about it immediately. Not just for me, but for Sola and the others.â
âOf course. I donât have any knowledge or experience yet, so I donât have to judge for myself.â
Thatâs all I can say with confidence.
Because I think itâs important to listen to a lot of opinions before thinking about them.
Mr. Druid strokes his head gently.
âYes, itâs time to go find out âfuzzyâ. Itâs about them. Theyâre getting back to me. Right?
âMr. Ratlua, youâre early. Mr. Druidâs dads are fast.â
If you send a fax, Mr. Ratlua may get back to you about two days later.
The next quickest is Mr. Rattlesâ family.
Captain Ogt relaxes and replies.
âGlad youâre worried.â
âWell, half of them are worried about Ivy.â
âAhaha, Iâll write to Mr. Druidâs mother again.â
âDo that. My sister-in-law would love that.â
Head to the desk installed in the corner by a commercial guild.
âIâm here to confirm âfuzz'â
Mr. Druid puts out the guild card.
An official woman checks the card and then brings a few pieces of paper from the shelf behind the desk.\n
âThank you. Can I get 10 sheets of dedicated paper?
âOkay, let me record itâ
When the guild card records the handing over of 10 sheets of paper, a female employee hands the card over to Mr. Druid.
âThank you for your useâ
The staff dedicated to fax in this village is very stiff.
Iâm laughing at your expression, is it hard to handle?
Shake your head at Mr Druidâs question.
I want to read it slowly.
âLetâs go back to the inn. What are you gonna do for dinner tonight? You said no to Mr. Chickal, didnât you?
âOh, I need a favor.â
âI want a bowl of beef. I want six fruits on board.â
Yeah, it was about the eggs.
In other words, he wants a bowl of beef.
Thatâs easy, so no problem.
I wonder if I need to buy the meat because itâs still there.
Later, I donât have any eggs, so letâs buy them and go home.
Thatâs a pain in the ass.
âThatâs right! Does having six fruits mean having five fruits?
âWhat? Itâs obvious, right?
Though Iâve never seen them sell five or four fruits.
â⌠maybe you donât know?
âYeah. Is that normal? \nBut Iâve never seen it in a store except for the six fruits.
And yet you know and deserve it?
âOh, well. Lately, they havenât sold anything but six fruits.â
If thatâs the case, you donât have to know, do you?
âOh, I hear the other fruits are rotten insideâ
âThat doesnât line up in the store, does it? Itâs strange there was a time when it was sold, though.â
âSome people used to eatâ
âOh, they do. It was decades ago.â
Was it a time when you didnât have anything to eat?
I did a little research into the history of this country, but it didnât say that.
âWell, people have their own preferences. Even rotten food insideâŚâ
âIvy, even if you say it with that look on your faceâ
I wonder what he looked like.
Iâll put my hands on your face.
âThatâs a very complicated look.â
Mr. Druid tells me it sounds like fun.
âCause I just imagined eating rotten things or something kindaâŚ
âMeanwhile, Iâve tried it once, havenât I? I wonder if that was the fruit of five.â
âYeah. It smelled white and sour and I stopped eating itâ
Still, Mr. Druid does strange things sometimes, doesnât he?
By the time the freaks finished the two dishes, Mr. Druidâs surprised voice as he was reading the fax behind him.
âMy sister-in-law had a baby.â
âSo it says my brothers are overprotective and depressedâ
Mr. Druid is 33, isnât he?
How old are your brothers?
âHow old are your brothers?
âHmm? 36 and 39, is that it? Was it 40? Well, like that.â
Is that what your wives are saying?
âUm, how old is Mr. Sirella? And how old is the other wife?
I asked, did you have a problem?
âSiriela, my sister-in-law sure⌠donât feel like she said she was 9 years younger. So I guess Iâm about 30.â
âYou havenât heard of Brother Dorgasâ wife. But how could you be so old all of a sudden?
âNo, Iâve heard that childbirth can be dangerous.â
âDangerous? I have potions for childbirth, so youâll be fine, wonât you?
A potion for childbirth? What? What?
âIs that it? Maybe you didnât know?
âYeah, thereâs such a potion? I thought there were only four types of potions.â
âWell, you only need it when youâre giving birth. Isnât that common?
Can I give birth safely if I have potions?
âMy father and mother were worried because we would never have children if we werenât close. Thatâs a relief.â
Wow, you must be absolutely adorable if youâre Mr. Sirellaâs baby.
I look forward to seeing you now.