Akuyaku Reijo no Otouto

"Why bother to emphasize" Midori "?," said Angelica.

"Midori overflowing cool flowing fresh stream, but normally I can imagine it as a" river in the woods, "but you mean not as it is..." and Billy.

"Speaking of Midori not a grass tree...?," Ceylon mutters.

"Hmm... plants and animals? But green with animals... frogs!?" said Iran.

"... I'd be scared if the frogs were overflowing, but are you trying to tell me that's all the water is clear?" and Maritime is also troubled.

I can hardly get an answer like that and I can't stop there.

Then Iran says, "Why don't you go somewhere with a river for now!? If that's not where you're going, you might know something.," he says.

We all agreed with that opinion and decided not to dare move out of this place.

"Then let's all come to an opinion on the river. Who knows there's a river on this school property?" Anyone but Angelica shook her head at Maritime's question.

"Does Angelica know?

"Yes, I know there's a river where it's not this northern forest. I'm going to go back a little bit, okay?

She cares about everyone, or she asks me that.

"Of course! Angelica's the only one who knows there's a river, so please. Everybody's good, right?

Everyone nods to that question.

"Now, I'm afraid I'll guide you next.," he said, walking ahead of Angelica.

Angelica goes down the road to get back to school and changes her way along the way. I'm going into a different forest again, and now I open my mouth. [M]

"... is Master Angelica familiar with this place?

Angelica laughs like she's in trouble with the question.

"Not that I'm familiar with it, but I've been in this forest several times to practice magic by myself. There are more animals in this forest than there are in the northern forest, and it has a peaceful atmosphere. It's a comfortable place for me.

"... Really... some animals?

"Yeah, I've seen rabbits, foxes, etc.

"Nice, I want to see it too.

"I want to see it again, too. But animals are also alert, so it's valuable to see them.

and proceeded without a scratch.

Then a little later I finally see the river. We approached the river under our eyes.

Then the woods said, "GAR!!!" Citro, a different group, popped up with the cry.