I'll Live My Second Life!

Two boys walked in front of me as I was drinking tea alone in the lounge of the dormitory the night the training began tomorrow.

The boys were filled with hostility and overlooked emotions, not like wanting to get along.

(I knew you weren't all good people)

It had been malicious.

Because it's the emotion Fee has lived and has been directed next to indifference.

"You're in good shape because you're in the 18th Knights."

"You lost the first round of the enlistment exam."

Having enlisted the 18th Knights in the first ever apprenticeship knight, Phee had become a little celebrity.

As for Fee, I don't think it's that great.

Captain Ior is right.

I just let him in because he needed me. He's inferior to everyone else. I'm not talking about being superior.

So I told everyone that the results of the enlistment exam were also obvious.

He said he lost the first round.

We didn't all make fun of each other with that or anything.

'Cause I know why I hired you. "Because it was tiny," he said.

Then there was the rare phenomenon where the boys who were basically happier to be taller temporarily flattered about the taller Fee, the geese crouched down and left behind mysterious words and actions like "Is this your world..." and a few things appeared to see it and crouch down and experience the Fee world as well, and some people acted like Fee had an inner thought of "(the boys) kinda silly..." but it was basically peaceful, and Fee had fun.

But as the story spread, it meant that some people weren't.

"Besides, you're Theor Noah. Isn't that right? You're a poor man or an illegal immigrant, you want to be a knight!

Fee also asked the apprentice knights he spent a week with to tell him what Theornoa meant.

When I found that out, I thanked Crowe.

It would be Crowe who is coming to this country and helping Fee the most. I don't even know what's going on with Fee.

And Phee didn't think she was amazing, but at the same time she told me, to Ior.

Tighten your chest.

So without a single step to the boys, I looked at them.

"Sure, I'm weak, and I'm uncertain about my origins. But he had the necessary abilities, so he got me into the 18th Knights. That's all there is to it, no good or bad. Besides, being a knight in this country has nothing to do with who you are."

The two boys, who had just arrived here and were unsurprisingly unaware that Fee had a strong nose column, were confronted with Fee's reaction.

Because he was small, and his face was cute with a woman's face, I must have thought he had a weak personality.

Sometimes the entrance exam was lost in the first round.

"Ugh...... Hmm, I can't believe a guy like you was chosen to bribe me into letting him in...?

"That's right. You must have done something dirty!

At that moment, Fee's eyes narrowed cold. And with the look that obviously makes them look stupid, I laugh all the time.

Fee was angry.

It's strange that a man who was fooling around earlier about Phee being an illegal immigrant would say that he had been bribed, but that's not it.

"Aren't you idiots? Do you think I want to be the one to forgive that?

A week after joining the apprenticeship knight, Phee was totally a follower of Ior.

Every human servant who becomes an apprentice knight admires Ior, but among them he can be divided into a particularly enthusiastic layer.

Originally born to Ior and having special thoughts and respect for his first words, a week further as an apprentice knight, I heard from my fellow residents about Captain Ior's legendary activism, which became more and more reinforced.

One of the Iorsimpas had now been born: to worship Captain Ior, to believe in Captain Ior, and to be able to do anything for Captain Ior.

For such a man of Ior life, being called a bribe or something of his own reasons for hiring was tantamount to insulting Captain Ior.

And it's also an insult to the 18th Knights, where there are so many amazing people.

It's just not very popular to be angry.

Even Captain Ior wouldn't bother dealing with this nonsense. That's why I laughed to make a fool of myself.