... live free!

Then, a while after I turned six, Onomas and the others mentioned this to the Dean.

"We're gonna be adventurers, so we need weapons."

"Weapons, please."

"If we work, we can put in some money, okay?

He said. Being an adventurer, putting money in, even if it's true, I thought it was a lie. Do I need to buy them weapons until I give them the money in the first place? And that's what I thought.

"... All right, let's give it a weapon"

"" Okay!

"You did it!

and the onomas were delighted. Why would I do that to them? When I looked at the director, I didn't seem to have finished talking to him, so I told him what was ahead.

"But as a weapon, I can only hunt weak demons, though I give them what they can use. If you want to defeat a strong demon, earn your own money and buy back weapons. Can you do that?

"Also, hold it!

"Okay."

And the kid who didn't respond, he was nodding.

Then Onoma and the others went somewhere after a little talk with the Dean. Why did I decide to buy them a weapon? And when I heard, "If they're here for a short time, the other kids will be able to spend a little time in peace. I spend a little time in an orphanage because I don't have too much to ask for their rampage," he said. The dean said that he had grasped and cared about things in the orphanage, although he had often not gone to work somewhere. I was a little happy to know that I was working because I didn't have the money, but I cared about us. But is it okay to buy them weapons? "I might have less rice for a little while, but I want you to be patient," the dean said thinking about it. I was just a little relieved to know that it would work out. I may not be able to eat for a while. I thought that would be enough.

Two days later, the Dean was giving them the weapon. Then I left the orphanage as soon as I thought I had spoken a little.

"For a while, everyone, go to bed early"

and the dean said that to everyone.

"Why?"

"They become adventurers. But there's no way it worked from the start. So go to bed early because it could be rough for a while. I'll be there until they get home and go to bed. And in the morning, don't leave the room until I get up. Okay?"

"" "" "" "Yes" "" "

That night. They came back, they were rough, as the Dean said. We were wrapped in a blanket while something broke. Then after a while, things stopped sounding and we finally got to sleep.

The next morning, we waited until the Dean came to wake us up and our day began.

After about a month of such a life, they finally want to get used to it, and in the morning, they return to normal life. Well, at night, going to bed early because it's occasionally rough was returning to a life that is still going on, but not going to change dramatically because it's about to go to bed a little early.