A Girl Who Was Told “You Have No Talent” Turned Out To Be A Talented Monster

“I can tell by looking at Maamu.
It seems like Maamu is quite fond of you.
You’ll make a good adventurer someday, right? Ha-ha-ha-ha!”

“Huh…”

Even Litty couldn’t react to his Idiot Parent reaction.
And Natasha, who must have been used to this, laughed.

She also had a high opinion of Litty, so she had no complaints about the job, but the Yggdrasia story still bothered her.

If true, it would be great news.
If it became known that Litty was taken in as an apprentice by Aldis, there would be no end to the number of people who would come to her to invite her to become their apprentice.

But at the same time, there were many problems with Aldis’ personality.

“Litty, have you ever told this story to anyone else?”

“No.”

“Good.
That’s the right thing to do, it’s Yggdrasia, after all.
Well, I wouldn’t have believed it if it weren’t for the information about white shock.”

“Right…”

“Sorry, Maamu is looking sleepy, can we call it a night?”

Maamu was sleepy, or rather, she was already asleep.

After playing around all day long and all the commotion at the end, it was natural for her to be tired, both physically and mentally.
Litty was also feeling tired after only one day of escorting, but she thought it had been a valuable experience.

They were leaving tomorrow, and Litty told them she would like to see them off.

If Litty ever stops by the Royal Capital, their offer of support would be a great help for her.

Litty left the hotel, determined to stop by the Adventurers’ Guild and call it a day.

***

Something felt strange on the road at night.
She had experienced this feeling at the hotel as well.

A gaze that was watching her intently.
From somewhere, someone was watching her.

Litty dared to ignore it and walked along.

She thought that if she were to show an opening, the owner of the gaze would appear.
Yes, just like the assassin who attacked Maamu.

Litty could feel a faint sense of intimidation.
If this thing succeeded in attacking her–