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Got a Gallery in the Wild Chapter 58: The Tiger is Dead (5)

Chapter 58: The Tiger is Dead (5)

Magic⁠‍​ is a power⁠‍⁠ with infinite potential.‍

It‌ can ignite fire​ in the void,‌​‌ where there is​​⁠ nothing, and also⁠ make water flow.‌‍‌

Beyond⁠⁠ these basic things,​‍ it has influenced⁠ human civilization to‌ a greater or​​‌ lesser extent.

[Even‍‌‍ if mana existed,⁠⁠⁠ without magic it​‌ would not have‍‍⁠ been possible to‌​ develop to this​‌⁠ point.]

[Magic​​ is the true‌​⁠ power of humanity.]​​

[Magic,‍‌​ together with mana,‍ is the greatest‌ gift the gods‌⁠‌ have granted to​​⁠ humanity.]

That⁠⁠‌ is what scholars‍ say in unison.⁠‍‌

But⁠‌‍ magic is difficult.‌

Not​ only difficult, but​​ something only geniuses​‌ can learn.

And⁠‍​ even that is‌​ not enough.

Even⁠​ among geniuses, there‌‌ are higher levels.⁠‍

The​‌‍ Magic Tower, an⁠​​ institution that only‍ geniuses among geniuses⁠‌‍ can enter.

Known⁠‍ as the cradle⁠ and paradise of​​ magic, and a place that venerates‌‌ the god of‍​ magic, Aragorn.

The‍‌‌ leader of that‌‌​ Magic Tower is‍ considered the greatest‌‍‌ mage in history.​‍

So⁠‍ much so that‌ the world reveres‍ him as the‌ “King of Mages.”​⁠‍

Considering‍ the weight carried‍‌ by the word⁠‍‌ “king,” the Magic‌‍ Tower itself is‍‌‍ practically a kingdom.‌‌‍

That‍ is why even⁠‌⁠ the Kingdom of​ Iris, where the‍​​ tower is located,‍ cannot help but‌ act cautiously toward‍ it.

And‍‍ the reason why‌ the Mesia Empire​ also cannot treat⁠‍‌ it lightly is⁠‍ precisely because of​‌‍ the existence of‍‌ the Magic Tower.‌

And⁠ that mage, the‌ leader of the‌​ Magic Tower and‌‌‍ called the King‌ of Mages, was‌‌ currently.

“Hmm~‍‍ hmm~”

He‌ was drinking coffee‍​⁠ while quietly humming.‍​‍

His‌‍ hair had turned⁠‌ completely white with⁠ age, and his‌‍‍ beard, also white,​⁠‌ was as thick‌ as a dwarf’s.⁠

But⁠ surprisingly, his face‌‌ had few wrinkles,​ closer to that​ of a middle-aged​⁠ man than an⁠​‌ old one.

Thump.‌‍ Thump. Thump.

In​ front of the‌ mage, a heart⁠ much larger than⁠‍‍ a human head​⁠‍ was beating violently.⁠‍

It‍‌‌ was quite a grotesque scene, but‌​​ the mage did​ not care at‍⁠‍ all.

“Hehe,‌ what an adorable‌⁠‌ thing. It beats‍‍​ so strongly.”

On‍ the contrary, he‍​ observed it with⁠‍‌ an almost perverted​​ gaze.

Even‍‌‌ the heart, as​​⁠ if instinctively sensing‌​ something unsettling, stopped‍ for a moment.‍

But‍‍ immediately, as if⁠ it had been‌​‍ an illusion, it​​​ resumed beating regularly.​

‘It‍⁠ has the same⁠‍ structure as a dragon’s heart… is‍‍⁠ this really possible?’‍‍

A dragon’s heart is,​​‌ literally, the heart‌⁠‌ of a “dragon,”‌ the creature considered‌⁠ the most powerful​​‌ of all.

It‌‌‍ contains an amount‌​‍ of mana close⁠​ to infinite, and⁠‍ if someone manages⁠⁠ to consume it,​ they will never‍‌‍ suffer from a lack of mana‍‍⁠ again in their‌⁠​ entire life.

However,​ the heart itself‍​⁠ possesses a will,⁠⁠ which makes processing‌ it extremely difficult.‌‍

If‍⁠ handled poorly, it‌⁠ can cause a massive explosion and‍​‍ devastate the surroundings.⁠⁠

This‍‌‌ knowledge was also‌‌⁠ unknown until recently.⁠⁠

Until‌‍​ this King of​ Mages defeated a dragon.

And​‍⁠ he did it‌ alone.

‘How​⁠ can a tiger‍​‌ contain a dragon’s⁠⁠ heart?’

The​‌ mage stared intently​⁠ at the beating​⁠ heart.

Not‍ even using all​⁠​ the knowledge accumulated‌ over decades could⁠​ he resolve that‍‍​ doubt.

A dragon’s heart can‌ only be contained⁠‌‍ by a dragon.​‌‌

But​⁠ today, that knowledge⁠‌ was shattered.

Even⁠‌‍ if the amount⁠ of mana it‍​ contained was much‍‍⁠ smaller, a dragon’s⁠​‌ heart is still‌‍ a dragon’s heart.​‌‍

The‍ mage observed it​‌‍ closely, then slowly‌​⁠ extended his hand.‍

Thump!‌ Thump! Thump!

“My.”​‍

The⁠‌⁠ moment he touched‌⁠​ it, the heart‌ began to beat⁠⁠ as if it⁠ were about to​‌‌ explode.

The‌‌‌ mage lightly snapped‍​⁠ his fingers.

Wiiiing—‍​‌

Then‍ a cube-shaped barrier​ appeared around the​⁠ heart.

Shortly⁠ after, the heart‍⁠‌ emitted a blue⁠‌‍ flash and exploded.‍

Boom!‌‌​

The‍‍‍ explosion was contained‍ within the cube.‌‌

However,‌‌‍ the cubic barrier⁠​‌ suffered no damage.​

The‌ mage waved his‌⁠⁠ hand and the​‌ barrier disappeared.

“It‌​ is sensitive to​‌ external mana. That‌ is also a characteristic of a dragon’s heart. Then…”​

The⁠⁠ mage began experimenting‍ with the tiger’s‌⁠ heart.

Triggering⁠​ explosions by sending‍⁠ mana without touching​⁠ it.

Calming⁠‌ it just before​ it exploded using‍‌ specific methods.

Even⁠​ stopping its beating​ for a moment.⁠

The‍‍ more the experiments⁠‌​ progressed, the more‍ his eyes filled‍ with a thirst‍⁠‍ for knowledge.

“What‌ kind of place⁠‌ is the Forest‍‍ of the Four⁠ Seasons?”

The​​ mage murmured as‌‍​ he stroked his⁠‍ beard.

Even‍‌ he, revered as‌‍‌ the “King of​ Mages,” feared that‍‍⁠ forest.

No​‍ matter how strong​​⁠ humanity had become,⁠⁠ it was still⁠ insignificant before the‌‌ greatness of nature.​

And‌⁠‌ the King of​​ Mages was no⁠‍ exception.

He​‌ had set foot‍⁠‌ there once in‌⁠ the past, but‌‍⁠ since then he‌‌ had not approached​ it again.

‘And‌​ yet, Grills can⁠ use the gallery⁠ there. His very‌ existence is strange.’⁠‌⁠

At​‌⁠ first, it was‍ just curiosity.

A gallery he began​ exploring out of‌‌​ boredom.

But⁠ the more he‌⁠ explored it, the‌ more he realized⁠ something.

The‍ world is vast,⁠‌⁠ and it is⁠​​ full of beings‌⁠ worse than beasts.​⁠‍

For⁠‍ him, the gallery​​⁠ was the perfect‍ place to conduct‌ a kind of⁠ “social experiment.”

And‌​ when he began‌‍ trading with Grills,‍​‍ he gained access⁠​ to all kinds​‌ of strange and‍‌ valuable flora and​​​ fauna.

For​ the King of​ Mages, who seeks​ all the knowledge‍​⁠ in the world,‍ Grills had become⁠‌ an indispensable existence.‌​‍

‘Dragons‌⁠ usually inhabit deep⁠ mountain ranges rich‌ in mana. The‌ Forest of the⁠ Four Seasons is​​ even more extreme.​ If a tiger‍‍⁠ can contain a dragon’s heart, it‍‌ wouldn’t be strange​ to say its⁠ species has completely‌‌ changed.’

His‍‍ thoughts chained one‍‌ after another.

The‌‍‍ King of Mages‌⁠⁠ formed a plausible​ hypothesis using all⁠⁠⁠ his knowledge.

‘Did‍‍‌ it evolve as‍‌​ a spirit beast?‌ Or did it‍​ adapt over generations?‌ Then, did dragons‍‌⁠ also evolve from‍‍ other species to‍‌‌ be able to‌‌ contain so much‍ mana? Or did‍​⁠ some species change‍‍⁠ form as they‌‌​ adapted? Was the​‍ dragon’s heart not‍⁠‍ exclusive to dragons?’‍⁠‍

The‌​⁠ doubts began to⁠ tangle like a ball of yarn.‍

Even⁠‍ for the King‌‌‍ of Mages, they​‍‍ were overwhelming hypotheses.⁠

The‌‍‌ very notion of‌ common sense was⁠ shattering and scattering‌‍‍ across his mind.‌​‌

What‌‍ kind of place‌​ was the Forest‌‍​ of the Four‌ Seasons, really?

The​‌ King of Mages‌ felt even more‌⁠‍ curiosity.

‘I​⁠‌ don’t have enough‌‌ samples. That tiger‌‌ could have been​​‍ a mutation. To‍⁠ confirm it, I need to support​⁠ Grills without reservation.’‌‍‍

There⁠⁠⁠ was already the‌​​ case of the‌ golden poisonous frog.⁠‌

Normally,‍⁠‌ those frogs are⁠ the size of⁠‌ a small fist.​​⁠

But‍​⁠ the first one‍‌⁠ Grills caught was‌​‌ the size of‍‌​ a small or⁠‌​ medium dog.

And‌‍ the ones he​​‌ has been capturing​‌ recently are much⁠ larger than a fist.

‘And​ not to mention‌⁠​ the common crab—it‍ was the size‌ of a building.‍​‌ Is the Forest⁠ of the Four⁠​⁠ Seasons a place‌ that accelerates evolution?’‌‌

Being‍ a mage and​ also an academic,⁠⁠‍ his investigative curiosity⁠ burned even more.⁠

‘I⁠⁠ am still not‌ sure. If this‌ really is a dragon’s heart, I will have to‍​⁠ check whether it‍​ also reacts to⁠‍ blood.’

Exceptions​‌⁠ that defy common​​ sense are cases⁠​‍ that researchers not‍ only enjoy, but​​ love.

It​‍⁠ was natural. He⁠⁠ had found material‌‍ for a thesis.‌​

In⁠​‌ fact, a smile​ formed on the‍​​ King of Mages’⁠⁠ lips.

Then,⁠ the King of‍​ Mages began to‍​‌ walk toward somewhere.‍

The‌⁠ place he arrived⁠⁠​ at was a large freezer.

A place where he⁠⁠ stored various experimental​​​ materials and specimens.​‍‍

Clack—⁠​

As​​ if it had‌ no locking system,⁠‍‌ the King of​ Mages opened the‍⁠ door effortlessly.

As​⁠​ soon as he‍⁠‍ opened it, an​⁠‍ intense cold began⁠‌⁠ to seep out.​‍​

“The‍ dragon’s blood is⁠‌ here.”

“……”‌​

Inside⁠ the freezer, preserved​⁠ in cold, there‌ were animal hearts,⁠‌ blood, and a human skull.

Of​⁠​ course, it was‌​⁠ not a normal⁠ skull.

In‌ its empty eye‌​ sockets, a green‍‌ light shone.

As‍ if they were‌⁠ eyes, that green​‌‌ light stared directly‌ at the King⁠​‌ of Mages.

Normally,‌‌‌ skeletons cannot speak,‍ but there are​​​ always exceptions.

The​‌ skull spoke with​‍ a dying voice.⁠

[Kill⁠⁠⁠ me.]

“Later.”‌⁠

The⁠ mage responded coldly,‍⁠ closing the freezer‍ door again.

The⁠⁠ mage returned with‌‌‍ a container filled⁠⁠ with dragon blood.‍‌

Screams⁠ could be heard⁠‍​ from the freezer,​⁠ but he completely‍ ignored them.

Swish—‌‍‌ swish—

The​ King of Mages​ stirred the dragon‍‌ blood with his‌ index finger.

The‌‍ frozen blood, hard‌ as stone, began‍ to melt little⁠⁠‌ by little.

It‌ didn’t take long​ before it returned‌ to its original⁠‍‍ state.

Slurp—‌

The​‌ King of Mages​​‍ sucked the blood‌‍​ from his finger​​ with satisfaction.

As‍‌ if he were‍⁠ eating crumbs that‍ had stuck to‌‍‍ him while eating​‌⁠ something.

“Now,​‍⁠ if I pour​⁠​ this…”

The‌⁠ King of Mages‍⁠ expected that, just​‍‍ as he predicted,⁠ the heart would‍​⁠ absorb the blood​⁠⁠ and—

Boom!⁠​‌

Strengthen.⁠​⁠

But⁠​ that did not⁠ happen.

It​ simply exploded.

It‍‌⁠ was not an⁠‌ explosion.

It‌ burst. Completely.

“……”​⁠

The⁠⁠ King of Mages‍​‍ did not even​⁠​ think about removing‍ the pieces of​⁠‍ heart stuck to​⁠ his face.

Because‍‍​ the situation was⁠​‍ completely beyond his‍​ expectations.

Even​​ so, it was‌ not that he⁠ gained nothing.

Calmly,​​ he removed the‌‍‍ remnants of cardiac​‍ tissue from his⁠ face.

‘Even​ if the structure⁠ is the same,‌‌‍ if the species‌‍‌ is different, it‍‌ causes a violent⁠‌ rejection reaction.’

Thus,⁠ he accumulated a new valuable “data⁠‍​ point.”

The‍‍ price, however, was‍⁠‍ quite disastrous.

The​⁠​ King of Mages,⁠‌⁠ Kadir, looked at⁠⁠‍ the heart with‌ a calm expression.⁠

The⁠‍ heart, which had‍ previously been larger‌​​ than a human‌ head, was now‍ completely destroyed.

Only‍​⁠ the scattered fragments‍‌​ indicated what had‍⁠‌ happened.

“Ha…⁠​​ by Aragorn…”

He​ let out an‌‍ empty laugh.

No‌‍ matter how powerful‍ he was, even⁠‌‍ he could not‍⁠‌ turn back time.⁠

The⁠ valuable research material​‌⁠ that Grills had​‍ given him had‍‌‌ been lost in⁠‌ an instant.

What​‍ should he do​ now?

Kadir‌‍⁠ began to think‍⁠‍ quickly.

‘Lie.’​‌

What​‌‍ lie?

Say⁠​​ that it exploded‌ as soon as‌​⁠ it arrived?

If⁠‌ that had been‍​‌ the case, he‍⁠ would have had‍‍ to report it⁠​‌ immediately in the⁠ gallery.

Rejected.⁠⁠​

‘Tell​​ the truth.’

With‍⁠ Grills’ personality, he‍ might forgive him.‌

But​‌ then, the chances‍⁠ of obtaining future⁠‌​ rare specimens would‍‌ decrease drastically.

Also​ rejected.

‘Say‌‌⁠ that I bought​‌​ it and give‍‌⁠ him something else‍‌ in return.’

In‌‍⁠ reality, that was⁠ the best option.‌⁠

Kadir⁠​​ reflected deeply.

Something​ equivalent to a degraded dragon heart.‍

What​⁠‌ could it be?⁠

The⁠‍ conditions were complicated.⁠⁠

First,⁠‍ it had to‌ help Grills’ survival.‍⁠⁠

With‍‍‌ those requirements, not​⁠ even Kadir could‌ decide easily.

‘…First​​‍ I’ll have to⁠​ clean.’

Sighing,⁠ he began cleaning‌ his destroyed laboratory.​

With‍ a certain guilt‍⁠⁠ toward Grills.

Even‌‍ though he was​ the King of⁠ Mages, he still⁠ had a bit‍ of conscience left.‍​‍

‘If​ I handle this​‍ well, I might‌ be able to‌‍‍ obtain even better‌ specimens.’

The​ problem was that‍​‍ this “conscience” was‌⁠​ quite twisted.

***⁠‌

After‍‌​ giving the saber-toothed⁠ tiger’s heart to‍‌ AllFather, I went​ to gather another​⁠‌ adult mandrake.

I didn’t have a shield and the‍‌ shoes were uncomfortable,‌ but collecting it‍​⁠ was not difficult.⁠​‍

I didn’t encounter any⁠‍​ dangerous beasts along‌ the way, and‌⁠ the gathering was​⁠‌ simple.

The⁠ only thing left⁠‍‍ was to make‍ the exchange with‌ DwarfPassingBy.

I would give him‌​‍ the appetizer later.‌⁠

[DwarfPassingBy:​‌‌ Tomorrow you absolutely⁠‍ have to give‌⁠ it to me,​ okay? If not,​⁠ I’ll end up‍ looking like a liar.]

[WildGrills:​ And what happens‌‍ if you look‌ like a liar?]‌

[DwarfPassingBy:‌ They’ll take away⁠​⁠ my infused liquor.‌ That cannot happen.]‍​⁠

[WildGrills:⁠‍‌ You should stop⁠ drinking;;]

[DwarfPassingBy:​ Do you want‍‍​ me to die?⁠​ Not a chance​ haha]

Yeah…‍

The​⁠‌ mistake was mine‍ for telling a dwarf to stop​ drinking alcohol.

Anyway,⁠‌ by making the‍‌‍ trade with the​⁠ dwarf, I was‌‌⁠ able to get‌‌ the shoes.

The‍‍ shape of the‌⁠ shoes was generally⁠‌ similar to the​ military boots I used in the⁠‌ army.

The⁠ difference was the⁠‍‌ color.

As‍‌​ he said they⁠‍‍ were made with​ the highest quality⁠​ leather, even the​​⁠ shine was different.⁠

‘Are⁠ they comfortable and‌‍ good?’

They‍‍ weren’t as heavy⁠​​ as I expected​‌ and were comfortable.​

I was very satisfied.⁠​⁠

Being‍⁠ a dwarf, and​ on top of‌‍ that a craftsman,‍ the reliability was​⁠ also high.

‘I’ll‍‍ choose the other‌ shoes based only​‌ on their performance.’​‌​

I had already grown‍‍‍ attached to these.⁠‍

Taking‍​ advantage of having​‍ new shoes, I entered the gallery‍ to post a message of thanks‌ to the dwarf.‌​‌

[Grills!‌ Look at this~!]‍​

“Huh?”⁠

It’s‌⁠​ not strange to‌​ see my name​​⁠ every time I enter the gallery.‌‍‍

But⁠‍⁠ because of the‌​‌ way of speaking‍⁠⁠ and the nickname,‌ I couldn’t ignore‌ it.

Title)‍ Grills! Look at⁠​ this~!

DemonPrincess‌

(Photo‌ of Chayu uniforms⁠‌ lined up)

I carefully picked long-sleeved‌⁠‌ uniforms~!

Choose‍‌ one you like‌ from here~!

Personally,⁠⁠‌ I recommend the‍‌ one from 3 years ago~!

It’s‌⁠‍ red and looks⁠​‌ super cool~!

ㄴWow;;;​​ is this a real fan for⁠⁠ real?

ㄴIsn’t‌ that uniform from⁠​⁠ 50 years ago?‍ Lol

ㄴIt​ must be because‌⁠‌ demons live long,‌ but… why does⁠ she have so‍ many? Haha

ㄴLooks‌ like she just​​⁠ eats and watches‌‍ football;;

ㄴWildGrills)‍‌ Thank you very​‌ much. I don’t‌‌​ have anything to⁠‌ repay you with,‌ is it really‍ okay?

ㄴDemonPrincess)‍ I’d be sadder‌‍ to lose a Chayu fan! So‍ don’t worry and‌ accept it~!

ㄴWildGrills)⁠ Thank you very‍⁠‌ much. I’m sending​‌ a trade request.‍‍‌

ㄴDemonPrincess)​‍ Yes~! While we​ trade, I’d like‌ to talk about​​ football~! That’s enough⁠‌⁠ for me~!

ㄴWildGrills)‍⁠⁠ I don’t know‍‍ much, but I’ll​‌ listen carefully.

ㄴ“don’t⁠​ know much” he​​‍ says hahaha

ㄴSince‍‌​ when do you‍‍‍ need culture to‍‍⁠ kick a ball?⁠​⁠ Lol

ㄴDon’t⁠​‌ say that to‍​‌ a demon, you’ll‍ get punched

While⁠⁠‍ making the trade,​‍⁠ I thought about​⁠ how I could​‌​ help DemonPrincess.

I had started getting⁠ interested in football⁠‌ because of a friend, but only​​ to that extent.​⁠‌

I never supported any​ particular team.

If⁠ I supported Chayu,‌‍⁠ it was more‌‍⁠ because of DemonPrincess‍‍‌ than real attachment.‍⁠‌

[DemonPrincess:​​⁠ I’ve already registered‍⁠⁠ the uniform~! By‌​ the way, are‍​‌ you okay?]

[WildGrills:⁠‍ Thanks to the⁠ uniform I wasn’t‌ hurt as much.‌ I couldn’t avoid‍⁠‍ the bite, but‌ it blocked the⁠‍‍ claws.]

[DemonPrincess:‌‍‌ Excellent~! In two⁠⁠ days there’s a Chayu match, cheer⁠​⁠ hard~!]

[WildGrills:​ Of course. I want to repay​​ everything you’ve helped​​ me with.]

[DemonPrincess:​ Hehe, then think‌​⁠ about how to‌ improve football~. Before​ being a Chayu‌‌⁠ fan, I’m a fan of football,​‍ and before that,⁠⁠​ a fan of​⁠ sports~!]

She‌ really liked sports.‍

Well,​ in a world​‍‍ with little entertainment,‍ sports must be‍ like a drug.⁠

I kept thinking while‍ the trade continued,‍​‌ and blurted out​‌​ an idea without‌ thinking too much.‍

[WildGrills:⁠ There’s no World‍‌ Cup here, right?]⁠

[DemonPrincess:‍‍ World Cup~?]

[WildGrills:​ Yes. A tournament‍‌‌ between countries, not‍​‌ teams. It was‍​ the biggest where​⁠‌ I lived.]

[DemonPrincess:⁠ How curious~. There⁠​ are competitions between​‌ races, but between⁠ countries is new.​ Since there are​ few countries, would‍ it be popular~?]‍​​

As‍‍‍ DemonPrincess said, in⁠⁠ this world there⁠‍ are few countries.⁠​

Races‌ tend to group‌‍‍ together more.

But⁠ if we talk​ about territories, the​‍ story changes.

Even‍‍ if there are‌‍‍ few countries, there​⁠ are many territories.‍

Within⁠​⁠ a large country,⁠⁠ there are countless‍ domains.

[WildGrills:⁠ Then it can⁠‌‍ be done by​⁠⁠ territories. Not by​ clubs, but by‌‍ place of origin.]‍

[DemonPrincess:‌‌ Origin instead of​ headquarters~?]

[WildGrills:⁠⁠‌ Yes. In my‍​‌ world it was‌‌ done like that‍‍ every 4 years.​ Representing your country‍‌⁠ was an honor.]​⁠‌

[DemonPrincess:​ Oooh! Every 4 years? That’s new~!⁠ Did they give‌ titles if you‌⁠ won~?]

In⁠⁠⁠ my country they‍ gave military exemption,‌⁠⁠ but I decided​ not to say‌​ it.

It‍ was too specific‍‌ and not worth​‌⁠ explaining.

[WildGrills:​⁠ No. In my‍​‍ world status didn’t‍⁠​ matter much. Instead‍‍ of titles, they⁠⁠ put stars on‌⁠⁠ the uniform as‍ a symbol of​‌ victory. It would‍​‍ be like putting⁠ stars over Chayu’s‍ logo.]

[DemonPrincess:​⁠ I got an⁠‌‍ idea! I got‌⁠​ an idea! Thank‌ you so much~!‍⁠ This can be⁠​⁠ applied not only⁠⁠ to football, but‌⁠‌ to all sports~!]‌

Although​⁠ the World Cup‌​‍ and the Olympics⁠⁠‍ are different, I didn’t think it‍‍ was necessary to⁠ explain.

Nor⁠⁠⁠ did I think​⁠‍ this would work​ so well as‍ a reward.

I just mentioned the‌⁠‌ idea casually.

[WildGrills:‌​⁠ I’m running out​‌‍ of time. Thanks​⁠‍ for the uniforms.‍‍ I’ll definitely repay⁠⁠ you.]

[DemonPrincess:⁠‌ Thank you for‌ the inspiration~. If‌​ this isn’t enough,​ help me buy​⁠‍ Chayu haha~]

[WildGrills:​ You can buy⁠‍ Chayu too?]

[DemonPrincess:‌⁠⁠ If you have⁠ enough money, yes~]​

[WildGrills:‌⁠​ Not even with‍ an adult mandrake?]​

[DemonPrincess:⁠‌ You’d need many~]‌‍

[WildGrills:‌⁠ If I find‌‍ something expensive I don’t need, I’ll‍​ give it to‍​⁠ you. Buy it‍​ with that.]

[DemonPrincess:⁠ Just saying that​‌⁠ is enough for‍​ me to be⁠ grateful~]

Well,‍ I was serious.⁠

If​‍‍ it wasn’t food​⁠ or equipment, I could use it​ for trading.

After⁠​⁠ everything she had​ given me, I wanted to repay​‌​ her even if‍‍‌ it was with​​‍ money.

“Huh?​‍​ She gave me‌‍ all of this?”‍

But‍‍ DemonPrincess’s gift exceeded‌ my expectations.

She​‌ didn’t give me‍⁠​ one of the‌ uniforms from the‌ photo.

She‌⁠‌ gave me all‍ of them.

The‌ clothes piled up‍ all at once,​‍‌ leaving me surprised.‌

But​⁠‌ there was something‍⁠ even stranger.

‘Who‍⁠ would wear something‍⁠‌ so small?’

There⁠ were uniforms that​​ looked like they⁠‍⁠ were for children.​​

And​‍​ speaking of children.‌‍

“Ah.”⁠‍

I understood instantly.

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