Will the Re-Summoned Hero Live as an Ordinary Person

A patch of fire makes a noise.

The elf child who was being caught is sleeping on top of a fur, blanketed.

Once the twig makes an international loud noise, it reacts to the sound and wakes up when it bounces with the pussy.

"Ha! That, why? I was supposed to get caught..."

When Elf's child woke up and checked his body, he was surprised that he was not in custody.

"Sure, the carriage suddenly rocked and then..."

That was all I could remember because I had hit my head and passed out during the carriage rollover.

"Wake up or drink this for now"

Aotearoa put warmed milk in a pan in the cup and offered it in front of her.

"Eh, you..."

"Fine, drink first, you just need to calm down and then slow down"

Check the contents of the cup and smell it and squeal your throat. I hesitated for a moment but kept my mouth shut as I could move on.

"... delicious"

I was upset that I didn't know the situation, but the warmth of the milk returns calm to my expression.

"Right, it's got a little honey in it. It's gonna be a little cold tonight, so I thought you'd like something warm."

Saying so, Aeta pours milk into her cup as well.

The neighborhood had a warm climate, but there was a difference in warmth by day and night, and hot milk was prepared because it was a little cold at night.

"Um, so... what the hell is this all about? I think I was kidnapped and caught by those guys..."

Throw a question to Ethereum as he fingers through the abyss of the cup.

"Was it a kidnapping after all? Don't worry, they'll be sleeping in the carriage falling on the edge of that street over there."

The child of the elf opens his eyes and is surprised, but it also corrects his residence and bows his head when he understands the situation in an instant.

"You helped me, didn't you, thank you!

"It just so happens, they just paid for a sprinkling of firepowder because they attacked my carriage. I only found out you were caught in the first place after I defeated them."

Aotearoa waved her hand to the side in front of her face, saying, please don't.

"Still! Still, thank you, if they'd taken me like that, I'd have been sold as a slave. Because that's what those men were talking about."

There was a mix of tremors in my voice saying that in tears.

"Uh, well, I'll take your feelings"

Aotea scratched her head.

"That's right! You hadn't heard the name yet. My name is Arezel! What's your name?

"My name is Sota, but Arezel means you... maybe a woman?

Arezel laughs bitterly.

"Uh, you can make a lot of mistakes, right? My hair is short, and I say it's me... but she's a real woman, right?

"Well, I'm sorry."

"That's okay, don't worry about it. Because it's the usual."

Aeta takes Aeta seriously the face of Arezel, who says so with an uncontrolled smile.

"You sound like a girl when you say that. I'm sorry, I just made my first impression."

Arezel turns red on her cheeks and looks down.

"Oh, please don't look so hard. It's embarrassing."

Aeta grins when she sees how it goes.

"Pfft, I'm sorry... you just apologized earlier. What more do we do now? I'm headed to Elf Country."

"Uh, it would be helpful if Mr. Sota could take me with him,"

"I don't mind that, but you can't go in there with me, can you? No, should we just get close and break up in front?

Aotearoa conceives with her hands on her chin.

"No, let's go together. Maybe it's easier for Mr. Sota to come in with me, huh?

Maybe, but I suggest that with a confident look somewhere.

"I hope Arezel says so... go and think about it. If it doesn't work, you just have to force it through."

"Aww, don't be such a mess! Because I'm sure you'll be fine! Probably..."

Arezel panics to Ethereum's remarks.

"I wish I didn't have one last word. Well, forcibly breaking through is a joke. There's a letter of introduction, so you can handle it."

"A letter of introduction, is it?

Arezel tilts her neck.

"Oh, Tula is the city lord and guild master, and then the alchemist who says Karenarien wrote it three times."

"Do you know Master Karena?!?

Aeta was surprised because she never thought she knew about Karena.

"Yeah... you know what? I think he said he left the Elves hundreds of years ago."

"I know! He's the first apprentice of a master who teaches me alchemy. My sister-in-law always praises me that he was a genius. That master!!

Arezel began to speak enthusiastically to Ethereum with excitement.

"Uh, I'd like to see you."

"So... you were a surprisingly amazing one. Sure, we had a pretty good time working together."

"That, Mr. Sorta. Did you work with Master Karena? Wow... I'm famous for not letting anyone else help me with my work..."

Arezel rises up and grips his fist and sends his envy to Ethereum.

"I didn't exactly help him, he did."

Too surprised, Arezel lowers her hips.

"Wow, wow, wow! Karena rarely teaches people, does she? Even my real daughter, Lawrie, told me that she only taught me enough to count."

You have a master, but instead of that, you just refrained from teaching? and Aotea thought, but swallowed it without saying anything extra because Arezel was so excited.

"Well, let's just leave Karena alone. It's later than that, so you can go wild here and leave tomorrow morning, okay?

"... you might want to move quickly. Lately, rumors have come that there will be strong demons in this forest, and I've heard that the hunters of the country are trying to stay away from it."

Aotearoa had placed the junction stone around the rest space, but if a high-ranking monster came out, it could have been broken.

"Well, then let's leave. If it's not going to be bright by day, it's going to be hard with us at night."

Aotearoa lights the cantera when sanded to the fire and travels to the carriage.

Ed was also moving to a constant position after Ethereum.

I couldn't keep up with the speed of the switch and was delayed in getting up, but Arezel also rushed to follow later.

"Leave those guys here... let's leave the junction stone for once. It depends on your luck to find someone."

When he boards the platform and leaves for the street, he throws it into the carriage of the men who have rolled over the junction stone and sets off.