We Just Like to Read
We Just Like to Read
Having witnessed the abnormal behavior of monsters, we head straight for the mine city of Kise. Our journey from the town of Raza involved camping and staying overnight in small villages before finally arriving. We left the packhorse at the…
As the day ends, Catherine and Iris Lune enter the same bedroom together. During the day, they try to avoid each other as much as possible, but this is the time when they are together. Not even a maid is…
“Yes, coming right up!” Shinobu recomposed her expression to avoid arousing suspicion and went to take the blonde woman’s order. Up close, she was quite beautiful. You might believe she was an actress from an old Hollywood movie. Pointing at…
Three days had passed since we left the town of Raza. We were on a mountain path leading to the next town— —where we found ourselves surrounded by a horde of monsters. They were Iron Pillbugs, essentially giant pillbugs. About…
“W-What are you doing…!” Diaz, captured by Iris Lune, was forcibly dragged into a nearby empty room. His emotions were dominated more by terror than confusion. Perhaps it wasn’t fear of Iris Lune herself, but fear of everything collapsing. Iris…
The hoarse voice of a vendor hawking their wares echoed in the distance. The ancient capital was growing increasingly hot, but as the shadows of passersby lengthened in the evening, the coolness became just right. Many people strolled along the…
This story is from Fina’s point of view. Please be aware of this. “Onee-chan (big sis), what kind of person was mom?” I wonder how old Neil was when he asked that… It was when I was looking after Neil…
Count Kealy immediately dispatched troops to investigate the suspicious room that Iris had accidentally discovered. The two corpses found were determined, after autopsy, to have been restrained with “Binding Cords” and killed with “Poison.” At first, it seemed to be…
“So, today’s Izakaya Nobu is all about squid, is it?” Beside Bertholt, Deacon Edwin stroked his beard. Bertholt stared at the paper posted on the sliding entrance door, the writing on it feeling like both a blessing and a death…