CH 118

“Uuuhm. You’re going to rewrite it?”

Diana looked as uncomfortable as she could with Il Valeno’s suggestion.

She put her hands on the edge of the desk and pushed off, making the chair jiggle like a seesaw.

She should have fallen backwards and hit her head with it once, but she hasn’t learned her lesson. He had no choice, so Il Vareno gently put his hand on the back of the chair and held it so that she wouldn’t fall.

“Sasha seems to be more influenced by books and plays than I thought, so I thought it would be better to tell the story exactly as it is.”

“Just as it is? The Duchess is actually a knight on a journey to defeat the bad guys?”

Tirunoa is playing along with Il Valeno’s explanation.

Now, she is in the middle of a magic lesson.

Il Valeno has been allowed to study with Diana on several occasions. This began as a favor to the Dukes at Cain’s request, but it has continued to this day because it has resulted in Diana’s improved grades.

She sometimes meditates in her magic classes. This is to train her to knead and increase the density of the magic in her body.

While I was sitting quietly with my eyes closed and my consciousness focused on my body, Tirunoa found the book I was writing and exposed it to me.

The reality is that he is a juvenile dragon!

On days when it is raining and he is unable to practice his skills, he abandons his tutoring duties and participates in the children’s games.

Sasha is in the middle of a class, so she calls it her free time. She says she is either resting in the servant’s lounge or studying in the library as a maid of honor.

“I wonder if she’ll listen to me if I’m just a daughter to punish a bad lord of a territory or a bad frontier count? I’m sure they won’t listen to me if I’m just a daughter. I’m sure they’ll be like, Ha-ha!”

“What if we make it a story about a girl mage who is on the side of justice, who knocks down all the bad guys?”

“Then wouldn’t that be just like the girl knight Nina?”

“A knight and a mage are totally different.”

Tirunoa is looking at the Shokokumanyu story that he is about to write.

“It’s a shame to pretend it didn’t happen. It would be a waste to pretend it didn’t exist. Why don’t we just finish this one?”

Tirunoa continued his story, flipping back and forth between the last page and the blank page.

“You know, I’m making it popular. You know, when you make something popular, you get a lot of followers. Why don’t you write a new story starring a girl who imitates the story written by the uncle and then write another story starring a girl who imitates it?”

At Tirunoa’s suggestion, Il Valeno made a reluctant face, while Diana made a cheerful face.

“Are you going to write another story too?”

“If there are a lot of similar stories, people will think it’s a popular piece, and if it’s such a hot topic, some people will misunderstand that such things happen in the world.”

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“But we have to tell the story that there is a temporary form to hide from the world and a true form that fights for justice. It can’t be simply about a girl playing an active role like a boy.”

So it is not enough to just recommend the girl knight Nina to Sasha.

We have to fool the world with a temporary form and make them think that it is cool to have a true form.

“How about the opposite? Usually, she is a ladylike…pff. She’s a ladylike young lady, but when she’s protecting the peace of King’s Town, she puts on a mask and hides her true identity…you know?”

Tirunoa blurts out at the word “ladylike daughter” while looking at Diana’s face.

Il Valeno coughed lightly and made a difficult face. It’s obvious that he’s trying hard not to show that he’s trying to hold back his laughter.

Diana protested with a pout and puffed out her cheeks.

“I’m a lady in front of my mother and father! I’m a lady’s girl!”

She slapped Il Valeno’s back, who was propping up the back of his chair and kicked the leg of Tirunoa’s chair, who was sitting across from him, with a gesticulate.

“Ah ha ha ha. Diana is still the more energetic one, isn’t she!”

Tirunoa leaned forward and lightly patted Diana’s pouting head, then leaned his back against the back of the chair with vigor. The two front legs of the chair were levitated and began to rock like a seesaw.

“If only a few people know who you really are, it’s the same as hiding your true form and going out in public, isn’t it? It sounds like fun, so I’ll write a story about an unidentified righteous mage girl!”

“Really?”

“But you’re a mage…”

Tirunoa stood up from his chair and spun around in the middle of the room. The mage’s robe, jagged like a flower petal, unfolded softly.

“It’s cool to wield a sword with a cape fluttering in the air, but don’t you think it’s also cool to use magic with a robe fluttering around?”

“Cool! I want white!”

“White?”

Diana looks happy as she gets up from her chair and goes next to Tirunoa, spinning around with him.

“I have an ulterior motive for thinking that Diana’s future options might include a magician in addition to a knight. Don’t be so glum, Il Valeno!”

I’m not so glaring at you, Il Valeno. With that said, Tirunoa unfolded his robe and wrapped Diana, who was spinning next to him, in it.

“The color white suits Diana too. You and Cain are the same.”

Diana is surprised by Tirunoa’s words. She said, “The girl knight Nina had a white knight’s uniform and a white cloak, so her robe is white, too!” But when she was told that she and Cain were matching, she began to worry.

“I wondered if dark blue would be a better choice…..”

Diana began to worry while wearing Tirunoa’s robe over her head.

I looked at Diana, who was worried with a serious face, laughing, and patted her head again on her robe.

“Master Cain didn’t rely on me at all, you know….”

While patting Diana’s head, Tirunoa looked at Il Valeno’s face.

“I’m very happy to be a part of your scheme. Thank you for having me on board, Mr. Il Valeno.”

Tirunoa thanked him, and since Il Valeno did not know what to say in return, he made a small bail for now.