... live free!

Aldin asked me this as I walked for a while.

"Where are you headed?"

"It's the city of Lynnfred."

Then why are we moving in a different direction than the entrance to the village?

"It's close."

"There shouldn't be a way this way..."

and Aldin had a puzzled look on their faces.I know a lot about you because you're from this village, so maybe you're asking me something like this.Nevertheless, you have to talk to me by heart.I thought. I thought you were silent until you got to the city.With that in mind, I decided to answer the question.

"Well, there's no way, right?" I plan to make it through the village at the shortest possible distance. "

Huh?

"For now, tell me how fast I walk."We'll be there by night. "

With that said, Aldin took off his leg restraint and began to follow a no-go path while pulling on the robe that was restraining his upper body.

Then, as I crossed and descended several mountains, I arrived in the city of Linfred at a time when the sun was about to fall.

"Oh, are you kidding me? I can't believe you're arriving so early..."

However, Ardin, who was being held in captivity, was stunned.Well, I heard what I said half-heartedly, so I guess you're really surprised to arrive before nightfall...

Nevertheless, I am glad to have arrived without a bit of surprise and without any trouble, having walked all the way to my Aldin.And I thought about that.

Honestly, I thought I'd been waiting for that opportunity to get away somewhere, but occasionally I checked on Aldin while I was walking, but I didn't show him that kind of gesture.Well, it could happen, but it was surprising that I was a grown-up on the road.And I was walking towards the gate with that in mind.