Reincarnated as a Villager ~ Strongest Slow-life

56 There’s enough talent to blossom.

By the time we had lunch on the way home and had six carana birds (about a chicken’s mountain bird with about the same flavor, but just right for the arrow’s wind-cut feathers) to go home, it was already evening.

“You’re pretty late.”

“Yeah.”

Tota’s fever (motivation) seemed to have calmed down, and he was silent, as usual.

“Oh, honey, Tota, welcome home”

Sapphire, who was doing something in the garden, greeted us with a noticed smile.

Really, I’m a sister who could.

“Ooh, I’m home. What have you been up to?

The girls were sitting on the bench eating tea and cookies a little farther apart. Of course, there’s Hood.

“Saraila, I was teaching you witchcraft! Honey, I can shoot out the fire arrows now!

If you look in the direction that Sappur pointed, there was a pile of carbide.

If I remember correctly, it would be a target doll made of wood (for throwing knives). In addition, the target doll was made of solid wood. What do you mean, it’ll be charcoal?

“Oh, well. That’s awesome…”

Don’t you dare praise me. Because I want to sort my mind out a bit.

“Eh heh. Sarailla, it’s because you teach so well.”

When I saw that Saraila (the sorcerer), she had a grin that seemed complicated.

Well, you must be confused by Saple’s genius. I can’t help it.

“Wary, ladies. Let me take care of it.”

“Yes, no, we didn’t tell you the big deal…”

“Yeah, it’s pretty much that kid’s power.”

“Well, it’s self-flow, but I’ve taught you all about magic manipulation and activation, so long as you figure out how to hang up, you can do it with your senses, Sapple.”

Sapphire is more talented than Tota when it comes to witchcraft, and her taste jumps through.

One genius every ten years, but every hundred years. The more you teach, the more you grow.

“Hmm, how do you shoot me out?

He embodied the bow with magic, and created the arrow of fire.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. What are you doing, Sapur? It’s impossible to embody a bow with magic! What kind of ability did you have to embody more than imagine it?!? Honey, I don’t know until now! Really, what’s that talent? There’s so much to blossom about!

“… no, it’s not my fault if you look at me like that…”

I accidentally saw it with my eyes to say ‘You, what are you doing to people’s sisters’ to Neh, the sorcerer, but I’m not guilty of this Neh. You are a genius by the time Sapphire is unusual.

“Wah, Wally. I’ve shifted responsibility. No, Sapur knew his witchcraft talent was awesome, but I never dreamed he even had the ability to embody it, I couldn’t even admit it…”

It’s okay. It’s okay now. I could swallow the facts properly. Yeah, Saple, super genius.

“The ability to embody? You have something like that?

Knight Neh asked the sorcerer Neh.

“I didn’t know it was a school, but this is the first time I’ve ever met someone who could really do it.”

I couldn’t swallow it either, and the magician shrugged in a sigh.

“Saple, is that bow free to put out or erase?

Well, I saw you put it out.

“Yeah. That’s right.”

No, I’m already dazzled by your innocent smile…

“Then don’t use that in public. Get it out so people don’t see it when you use it. When I use it in public, I say it’s a demon bow that I pass on to my house from generation to generation. And practice embodying that bow into something more realistic. And make them capable. Well, come on around here. I’ll tell you.”

“Ugh, yeah, okay…”

I don’t understand. Reply, but I am an honest sister to my brother’s words. You just have to tell me carefully now.

“Ah, Tota. Nothing. You don’t have to do it. Your selling is fast and tricky. And it’s the handling of weapons. I won’t force you to imitate the sapphire.”

I admonished my brother, who was about to let something out, roaring beside me.

People can’t, but they are unsuitable. I believe the effort outweighs the genius, but I might try in a bad direction and crush my talent for it. You just have to grow the talent you have now and bottom up what you can’t.

“Well, we’re done practicing. We’re gonna barbecue for dinner tonight.”

I encouraged the sapphires and asked the ladies to take their time in the room until they were ready.