Kojiin Tamer

When we returned to the orphanage, we immediately went to explain to the director.

That we had found an adventurer in the forest.

We found a wounded monster in the forest.

I treated the monster, and he took a liking to me.

And before I knew it, I had become a squire.

Of course, I didn't tell you that Pi-chan had an arrow in him. It's because the recovery magic is a secret. I've told my sister to keep it a secret from you as well. How long it can be kept secret is a mystery, but...

Also, to camouflage Pi-chan, I've wrapped her with a cloth as a bandage.

She can't fly well even now, so I'll be able to disguise the fact that she's injured.

As a result, Pee-chan can be kept at the orphanage.

Well, whoever runs the orphanage wouldn't abandon an injured child, even if he was a monster, right?

But there was still a problem, however.

Is it okay to keep monsters in town?

Also, I still don't know how to keep them.

We're going to the Soldier's Office and the Adventurer's Guild tomorrow to ask them what we don't know.

We decided to try out various ways to keep them.

The next day, me, the headmaster, Pee-chan, and my sister went to the Soldier's Home for some reason.

Pi-chan was in a good mood as I held her in my arms.

The orphanage is located at the entrance of the town. Originally the orphanage was located at the edge of town, so it's not too far away.

As the entrance to the town came into view, there were many adventurers who would be heading to the dragon forest.

As I approached the clogging station, a soldier was just about to come out of the clogging station.

''Ah, Director-sensei, good morning.''

Yes, good morning.

''Good morning!''

We greeted the soldier who had noticed us and greeted us too.

'What's the matter with you today? Take the kids with you. A monster? You guys, hurry up and get away from that monster!

The soldier who noticed Pi-chan hurriedly pulled out the sword at his waist and pointed it at me.

Seeing that movement, this time the director of the hospital hurriedly

Oh, wait a minute. He's okay. We're here to talk to you about her.

Did you want to...?

The soldier listens back, sword at the ready.

Yes, he's a little eagle turned squire.

A servant? That's also unusual....

Hearing the word "servant" the soldier lowered his sword while being cautious.

I'm sure you'll be happy to know that my sister is standing in front of me.

You're such a tease!

He threatened the soldier with a threat.

The soldier sheathed his sword and

'Oh, I wasn't trying to torment you,'

I said to my sister and turned to the Director.

As for the monster being a squire, well, I get it. It doesn't seem to be attacking the children, either. So what do you want to discuss today?

I asked.

'Yes, I'm just wondering, do I need any permission to raise a squire?

''No, you don't need permission. Rather, since followers are rare, we don't have very detailed rules for them.

Oh, really?

Yes, sir. But we don't need a permit, but we might need some sort of marker, as the residents would be surprised to see us in town.

I see.

'We'll pass the information to our soldiers later. They might attack.

'I'd appreciate it if you would. Do you think the adventurers are all right?

You might want to go to the guild and pass the information around as well.

Thank you. I'll go to the Adventurer's Guild then.

Thus, the conversation ended surprisingly smoothly with the soldiers.