I’ll Live My Second Life!

167

Fee headed to the 18th Knights rally point, skipping.

“It’s Heath. I left today -!

I jumped in wondering if anyone was there, and Mr. Olble and Mr. Conrad were there.

“Welcome Back”

It’s a letter written on paper by Old Bull, and he greets me with a smile.

“I’m home.”

Fee also said hello with a smile.

And Conrad’s.

“Welcome back, Heath. I’m ready for tea.”

She was already wearing the usual women’s clothes and had already brewed tea.

Conrad and Phee often sit at a table lined with Phee teacups and Conrad teacups that have already brewed tea.

“Why are you ready when you just got here…”

I just got back here in the first place, too.

“Secret.”

Smile and Conrad said so.

When I saw that, I realized it was useless for Fee to care, too.

“How was your day off?

Conrad sitting at the table asks Fee with a cheek wand.

“Yes, it was fun”

Fee answers with a smile as she sips tea.

“Um, you went alone with a kid named Cousin.”

Conrad gazed a little more closely, a lower voice than usual, and listened as he looked into Fee’s eyes.

“Nothing weird happened?

“Weird thing? Oh, I was attacked by a crowd!

Until the holidays, there’s a weird twist to being attacked by outlaws.

When Phee remembered that, she said with a laugh that she was dull.

But Conrad shook his head as if he were a relative teacher to a student who gave the wrong answer.

“Ha… I teach you a lot, but the contents of the heart are not at all”

“What is it?

Fee necks the reaction.

“Speaking of which, what’s wrong with Mr. Crowe?

Fee searched the assembly hall for a moment.

I’ve been at this rally a lot, but he hasn’t been here today.

“Come on, isn’t there somewhere left out?

Conrad’s answer was uninteresting.

“Really?”

Are you even going to help the Knights again, or are you on a different assignment, or are you numbing girls somewhere?

Thinking about that over a cup of tea.

“I’m telling you, I wouldn’t recommend that guy.”

“Yes?”

That’s what Conrad told me, and Fee snapped his neck.

“Appearances and attitudes, even as adults, are essentially children (kids). Still, I can do a lot of things well because I’m neatly good at my abilities. Oh, that kind of thing, it hurts to see you someday in the most important situations of your life.”

Conrad said that with an objectified look somewhere.

Fee lifts her neck, frowning.

“Mr. Conrad, do you hate Mr. Crowe?

“Hey…… It may not be very compatible…”

Speaking of which, Crowe also said he was “bad at something” about Conrad.

Apparently not very compatible with each other.

Then Phee helped Allbull, went to the workshop and met Garouge, met Parwick at the bowing training center, and then went back to the north quarters.

Tomorrow begins a new semester.