A young girl in a village without protection

Returning from the Great Temple, Zelicina had taken a short break. Because there's just too much going on, and I'm tired.

I think about many things in my head, even as I fall asleep and sloppy in my bed, in the main mansion's own room in Wang Capital.

A knock sounded in the room with Concon, and I heard "Tselli" and his father - Bayselle calling.

Usually I thought it was time to climb the castle...... but when I looked out the window it was already totally night.

(I wonder when it's been so long)

Leaning his neck, Zelicina replies and opens the door to welcome Baysell in.

"What's wrong? Father."

"Oh, I need to talk to you for a minute. Are you okay now?

"Sure, go ahead."

It's probably not about that, because everything that was the Great Temple has been reported. So, is it a story about the operation of the village of Zerin?

Invite Bayselle in, and Zelicina rings the bell in the room to call Anna, the maid of honor. I asked her, who came right away, only for tea because it was before dinner.

Mouth on the prepared tea, Bayselle just cut to the point.

"Finish your conversation with Count Saltimar."

(I totally forgot!!)

To the words out of Bayselle's mouth, Tsericina tries to snort as she pretends to be calm.

There was too much going on in the Great Temple connection, and the heroine - Meliá Saltimar association - was totally out of my mind except for Solatique's love affair.

Talking to Count Saltimar is a disrespectful number of Meliá went to Zelicina.

There were rumors that he was close to Solatique, but this is not a problem because Solatique himself denied it and told him that Zelicina didn't care either.

This time Baysel has spoken with Count Saltimar, Merriam's father, on an uncontacted visit to the village where Zelicina was acting as lord. Besides that, I took the liberty of putting my hands on the great tree that Tsericina had cherished.

Meliá was ill after her mother died early. The result of growing up spoiled from a pitiful surrounding is many of the disrespects I have just mentioned.

"… what was Count Saltimar like?

"That's..."

Before I asked what kind of response I had, I asked about Count Saltimar, whom I had never met... Bayselle gave me a tired look.

That alone makes me read that it was very troublesome.

(Sorry Father, I let you wipe your ass...)

While I'm sorry, there's nothing I can do about all this to Zelicina.

"It seems the Count was basically making Miss Merriam like it. Does Tselli also know he works for the Knights?

"Yes, if that's about it..."

I just don't know anything more than that.

As much as I learned recently that Bayselle was close to Count Saltimar and Old Knowledge.

"I hear Miss Meliá used to climb the castle, but she thought that was to see herself"

(Holy shit!)

"Because I always seemed to enjoy myself at home, I didn't seem to realise that I had such a rude attitude towards Tseri or His Highness Solatique"

"Oh..."

"Fortunately, was Miss Melia explaining a series of flows to me before I took the story to him? I had a head for what my daughter told me. You've spoiled me too much! And."

…………

What a difficult situation to say.... but what Zelicina told Melia to talk to her father seemed to have worked somewhat in a good direction.

Exactly, you wouldn't have wanted to hear this from Baysell, the Marquis, before his daughter.

(Sometimes called heroin, maybe the root is honest and a good kid...... what the heck)

But for that matter, I'm just getting a very nasty personality.

"... So, what happened to the discussion?

"In conclusion, Miss Meliá is going to be a witch in the small temple of the King's capital. She has the protection of Frey, the god of abundance, so she must be the witch of God."

…………

I don't know what it means to be a temple witch, and Zelicina tilts her neck.

"First, they're going to re-study the manners and courtesies of the lady at the Little Temple. Sure, because the temple is very tough on manipulation. So even if you're going to be a witch, you're going to quit after your education."

"Is that what happened?"

It could be a better decision than hiring a teacher who could spoil it. There will be a lot less opportunities to meet Zelicina face to face, and I think I'll have a peaceful day.

(Besides, if Master Solatique goes to the temple, he can see you anytime, and nurture love)

No one would be suspicious if Prince Wang frequently went to the small temple on the grounds that he would examine the protection of Tsericina. Instead, if you're doing research for your fiancée, who has the blessing of a goddess, you might gain a reputation.

"Then the Count has said that he apologizes directly... What does Tselli want to do?

"I... don't want to get too involved. Please tell them you don't care about this one anymore, as we will decline the apology."

"Okay. If that's Tselli's will, let's respect it."

I'm relieved that you accepted my request.

If you get an apology and it gets any more confusing, it's tough. Tsericina is a villain's warrant, so I'd rather be bullying her than apologizing.

(... Speaking of which, did you ask Merliah to apologize?

But it was over two months ago, so I can't even remember Zelicina.

I just don't remember being sincerely apologized for. Was it enough to make a series of streams seem sorry?

(Well, if the Count can handle it properly, that's fine)

I am off today, but tomorrow I plan to go to the main residence in the town of Halmir and go to the village of Zerin.

I don't have time for Meliá.

"From the Count, I have kept an apology."

"Huh?"

"I tried to put my hand on the tree... no, did I add it? And yet, there's no way that this is all we have to do."

"Yes!

Better than Zelicina, Bayselle seems angry about this one. My face is laughing, but my eyes aren't laughing.

"I wouldn't forgive you for what you do as a witch in the temple."

"Ah, haha..."

To Bayselle's words, Zelicina can only snort.

"Well, there are a few items of apology. Of course, if it's annoying, it's possible to refuse."

With that said, Baysell called Hanley, the butler, and arranged several items and a piece of paper on the table.