Shinario-dōri ni Taijō Shita no ni, Imasara Nan no Goyōdesu ka?

"You, no way..."

A round eyed dame looks at me alternately with Master Grecion of Hood. Maybe it's an incredible feeling, although I understood it from the crest.

I looked into the woman's eyes and let her snort deeply. You'd be surprised, but it's the prince himself, with the intent.

"As the person who created the cause of her being here now, I want to speak with her in good faith. If you're worried, you can't let the confessor into your room... can you believe it?"

"... well, you... I see."

The power of the arms that suppressed me was slightly loosened, that of the damsel who groaned so bitterly.

"Did this girl... do something that you couldn't face the heavens?

"Yes, no, not like that"

"I guess, I'm not the kind of daughter who can do that. Then... can't we just leave him alone?

The general gently draws my shoulders. His hands then began to gently stroke my back so that I could forgive him.

"Because I'm not learning, I don't know how heavy it is to swear on that fine crest.... all I know is that this girl I've been with for six months is now alarmed and scared."

I look up unexpectedly and look up at the general. The general looked at me with great concern.

"My face is tense and nervous, both now and when the Hood Quadruple came here last time.... I can't help it. If you come, you can say what you want and push me with money. If you yell at me, I swear to the crest, I won't even ask you to believe me."

"Oh... no, I didn't mean to..."

Master Grecion looks stunned that you never thought your actions would look like that.

"I don't know what happened six months ago... but this girl really came to this inn with a face that wasn't weird that she was dead. If he's the one who created the cause, let alone what to believe."

"............"

Master Grecion finally chewed his lips and leaned down. The hoods with you, one looked worried and the other watched for frustration and how it went.

"I'm sorry I don't know what to say to a great man, but I'm really worried about this girl."

All right, all right, he strokes my head.

"When I first arrived, I was as alert as a battered cat, and I was a child who did what I was told without expression. That's when I started laughing so cutely, I finally started to say my opinion."