My twin sister was taken in as a miko, and I was thrown away, but maybe I am the miko.

　I, Randon Stoffer, am currently in trouble. He thinks that maybe he is a miko, so he is walking around looking for Alice-sama’s sister. There were sightings that they had entered the forest, so although it was a good idea to enter the forest… the monsters in this forest were quite powerful.

　I’ve gotten away with it because I have some monster evasion skills, but is it possible for a seven-year-old child to go into a forest like this and still be safe? Even such thoughts come to mind. However, if her younger sister is a miko, I would like to think that she did not die just because she went into the forest. I don’t even want to think about the worst possibility that my sister, who might be a miko, is dead.

　If my sister is a miko, I would like to negotiate to have her by my side. I also want to learn what it is actually like to be a miko. In some literature, the existence of miko remains unclear, but I believe that if you actually look at miko and consider them, you will see something different.

　Well, if my sister is a miko. If Alice-sama is truly a miko, then I have to give up on being around miko and learning about miko. But…for some reason, I think Miko is my sister.

　By the way, the reason why I don’t call my sister by her name is because I don’t know her name. The child who told me about her sister didn’t even say her name. In fact, she didn’t seem to know. She had heard that her sister was being treated in the exact opposite way to Alice, who was being praised. She was shunned, she said. It seems that she was also forced to do tedious work. Even so, she said, her name was hardly ever called… So it seems like that kid didn’t know her sister’s name. Even though she is from a small village.

　However, the reason why I thought that my sister might be a miko was because there was a story about someone trying to harm her and falling unnaturally so that she could not be harmed. I thought it was because he was a miko.

　Of course, it is only in the cities that people know what kind of beings mikos are, and in small villages they are not told, and the fact that they are unnaturally protected is also a part of Imouto-sama. Apparently that’s why it was said to be creepy. Even so, I feel bad for parents who abandon their children so easily.

　Alice-sama and her sister’s parents are currently in Agatta with Alice-sama. Although I have only met them a few times, I heard about what Alice’s parents were doing when I was at the Great Temple as Alice’s tutor. It was said that he was having a great time. It seems that this was allowed because they believed that since they were the ones who gave birth to the miko-sama, their wishes should come true, but I can’t help but wonder what kind of parents would abandon their daughter and go on a wild adventure.

　By the way, where did my sister go?

　I think as I wander through the forest. I thought that if it was a child’s feet, it wouldn’t have gone that far, but I couldn’t find any trace of my sister being there. Maybe he didn’t move on his own two feet? It’s a terrible story, but if he’s dead, there should be traces of his death left behind, and since there aren’t any, we can assume that he’s still alive.

　But…where did my sister go?

　Alice’s sister.

　Alice-sama had the appearance of royalty and nobility, making me wonder if she was really born into a family of commoner villagers… She was a very beautiful girl with a well-shaped face that seemed out of this world. . She was such a beautiful girl that she could definitely say that she would become an unparalleled beauty in the future.

　That sister.

　A child from that village said that Sister-sama and Alice-sama didn’t look alike, so maybe she wasn’t as beautiful as Alice-sama.

　I don’t even know what my sister looks like. There’s no clue. However, I want to meet my sister.

　I wonder what kind of person he is.

　Even though I haven’t met him yet, I’m starting to look forward to it. First of all, I don’t really know if we will meet, but I want to believe that we will. I want to meet you. I want to meet you, so I’ll do my best to meet you. To be honest, I’m worried that I might die before that happens, but I still want to see my sister.

“Really…I wonder where you went?”