I called out to him and approached Ash-san, who was a little further away.

    “Isarai Shina.”

    “Yes.”

    “I can’t believe you.”

    “. . . What do you mean?”

    “That is His Highness the Crown Prince!! Why can you feel free to touch him!!!”

    Kii! yelling Ash-san.

    Good. He’s fine.

    “I see. In other words, you’re quiet because the crown prince is here, right?”

    “That’s normal!! The other people are amazing too!? A northern dog is a northern dog!!”

    “What am I?”

    “Hey! Don’t come out all of a sudden!!”

    When I was talking to Ash-san, Hurst-san suddenly appeared between me and Ash-san.

    Ash-san jumped on the spot, and by the way, I was also surprised. The sign of 0 kcal.

    Then Elja-san approached us. . .

    “Come to think of it, I haven’t properly greeted you yet! Are you Ash Claude?”

    “Y-yes!”

    Elja-san, who came to the three of us, called out to Ash-san.

    I don’t think Elja-san’s appearance is that of the crown prince, but he still behaves with dignity.

    When Ash-san was so polite, I thought, ah, Elja-san must be a great person after all.

    . . . . . He looks sexy though. The fur has been removed and the pectoral muscles and midriff are still visible.

    “Hahaha! There’s no need to be so nervous. Right now I’m just a bard. Just like you are an adventurer!”

    “Ha.”

    “And we were originally of the same blood, weren’t we? We separated a long time ago, but we inherited something me as royalty and you as sword keepers.”

    . . . .Sword keepers.

    “. . . Huh?”

    A voice came out involuntarily.

    I know it’s Ash-san and Elja-san’s story, but it popped up involuntarily.

    Because I know I’ve heard of that.

    “It’s the heirloom sword, isn’t it?”

    “I see, Shina-san knows it too!”

    Elja-san laughs refreshingly.

    So I looked straight ahead and smiled.

    “It’s a good sword, isn’t it?”

    “Oh! It’s the sword our ancestors used when they founded this land! It’s proof that we won this place, which was once infested with monsters!”

    “Ho”

    I can feel the highlight disappearing from my eyes.

    But I looked straight ahead and smiled again.

    “It’s good, isn’t it?”

    Very. It’s a good sword.

    “That’s why, Ash Claude, don’t worry about me and behave as usual.”

    “Ha. . . no, I understand. . .I understand.”

    “Hahaha! Well, it might be difficult at first, but I’m begging you! Don’t be stiff!”

    Elja-san, who came in a lively way, left again in a lively way.

    I muttered quietly while looking at his back.

    “Ash-san. . .”

    “What. . . .”

    “It’s the heirloom sword. . .”

    “Oh. . .”

    “. . .It’s good, isn’t it?”

    “Yeah, it’s good.”

    Ash and I exchanged glances.

    . . . There is something that comes to mind.

    Really. Is Ash-san’s heirloom sword a venerable sword since the founding of the country? I see. . . that’s right. . .

    “Shina-sama, don’t worry about the kitchen knife. Everything was done by me.”

    When I was laughing fleetingly, Hurst-san, who was next to me, nodded that it was fine.

    It’s very reassuring. But then it would be Hurst-san’s fault. . .

    “No, but. . .”

    “That’s right! Isn’t that right? It’s all your fault!!!”

    “No, that’s a bit different. . .”

    Despite my worries, Ash-san said ‘Yes!’ and blames Hurst-san

    Let’s take a look back here.

    -It was Ash-san who took out the heirloom sword for training and damaged it.

    -Hurst-san actually cut the heirloom sword in two.

    -I was the one who asked to make a kitchen knife out of the heirloom sword.

    Are we all guilty?

    “I have no regrets.”

    When my eyes were clouded, Hurst-san said firmly.

    His light blue eyes were shining brightly. . . .

    “Shina-sama’s smile when she received the kitchen knife. I think it’s worth more than anything.”

    . . . .No, what is it?

    Hurst-san calm down.

    No matter how you think of it, it’s ‘Heirloom sword (used to found the country) OL’s shyness’.

    I opened my mouth wide.

    However, Ash-san didn’t object. . .

    “Certainly.”

    He nodded deeply.