The hero's gender is yet to be determined after rebirth.

“You’re being too stubborn,” Silph’s voice came from above.

Lorenwei's face immediately fell.

Kurara laughed and said, "Who is the Master among you? It's all reversed."

“Whoever is a decent person is the Master,” Sirf replied from upstairs.

Lorenwei didn't mind and chuckled at Kurara, "She wants to play a game with me where I'm the master and you're the servant."

Sylph came down the stairs, grabbed Lorenvi by the back of her pajamas by the collar, and pulled her upstairs: "Change your clothes before you start talking nonsense. What are we having for breakfast?"

“I am the Master, my Familiars are not allowed to do this,” Lorenwei protested.

Kurara quickly waved the envelope in her hand up the stairs: "Hey, I haven't finished speaking yet. Lorenwei, please give this letter to Loren."

Before she could finish speaking, Sylph froze, staring in surprise at the scene below, only to find Lorenve tumbling down the stairs with a thud.

Lorenvi, who had tumbled down the stairs, rubbed her bottom and stared at the thick envelope. She quickly asked Kurara, "What? This bulging envelope is all for Lorenvi?"

Kurala was a little embarrassed: "Yes, all of them."

Lorenvi's eyes lit up immediately: "Last time Loren gave you a bra, are you now giving him your used bra?"

"You pervert, what are you saying!" Sylph came over and tapped Lorenvi's forehead, where her ahoge (cowlick) was sticking up straight with excitement. "Is Kurara that kind of person?"

Then, Sylph turned to examine the envelope in Kurara's hand more closely and asked in confusion, "Did you perhaps make him a pair of underwear?"

"No, that's not it!" Kurara blushed and could only tell the truth, "I did write a lot of letters. Uh, the quill pen wasn't very good, so my handwriting was quite large..."

"Hey, this envelope is for...Loren!" Everyone knew this was just an excuse. Sylph took the envelope and rolled her eyes at Loren.

She has no black pupils, only white pupils... Silph has transformed into Hinata Hyuga at this moment.

“It’s for my relative…Loren.” Lorenwei took it.

It's heavy, both the envelope itself and what it contains...

And the oppressive power of Silph's Byakugan is also quite heavy...

Lorenwei felt like she could barely lift her arms.

"Please, I'm counting on you." Kurara said with a smile.

Lorenwei asked cautiously, "How many days will it take you to get back to me, Loren?"

"Huh? Well... of course there are no requirements. Who knows when you can get someone to deliver it to him?" Kurara naturally didn't understand what Lorenwei meant.

Sylph said from the side, "He's unpredictable; he might not even be able to deliver it by this time next year."

“How could you say that?” Lorenwei looked at Sylph.

Sylph turned around and stood there with her hands behind her back, without saying a word.

"Then I'll leave it to you. After all, you're familiar with the headmaster's side. I'll make breakfast," Kurara said with a smile.

"You want me to pull strings with your mother-in-law, don't you?" Lorenwei chuckled to herself.

"Don't talk nonsense!" Kula turned back and scolded him.

Lorenwei took the envelope and went upstairs.

Sylph looked at her coldly and said nothing more.

*Plop*—Melan's snot bubble popped, and she stretched and woke up, patting the pink slime king next to her to get up.

"What are we having for breakfast?" Melan asked, rubbing her eyes as she vaguely saw Siruf.

Sylph was looking up at Lorenve upstairs and snorted, "Fried Lorenve!"

Meilan's eyes lit up: "Oh? Such a novel breakfast? I want two more plates!"

"Puyo~ Puyo~" The Slime King also joined in the fun.

Kurara, who couldn't hear clearly from inside the kitchen, asked in confusion, "What are you frying? Let me see if there are any ingredients in the kitchen. By the way, where did Lorenwei put the cleaver? I'm not familiar with the kitchen."

"Let's go help!" Meilan volunteered to share the housework.

However, after taking a couple of steps, Meilan corrected him, saying, "I'll go help. Siruf, you should rest."

“…” Sylph lamented that even someone as oblivious as Melanie had taken her reputation as a kitchen killer to heart.

Lorenwei took the envelope and went up to the second floor. After hesitating for a moment, she changed into her usual girls' uniform, opened the window, and climbed onto the roof.

As a restless individual who always finds a way to cause trouble and stir up trouble, climbing onto rooftops is practically a daily routine for Lorenwei.

She sat on the edge of the pointed roof beams typical of Western architecture and began to open the envelope.

Normally, she wouldn't do something so risky.

If Kurara suddenly asks for the envelope back for some reason, she'll be exposed. Kurara will very likely suspect why Lorenvi would have the audacity to peek at Lorenvi's letters.

However, as her relationship with Sylph gradually becomes clearer, Lorenve becomes a little nervous about how to win over Kurara.

The imperial harem was on the verge of exploding at any moment.

Lorenvi is taking this risk now because she has already told Sylph about the characteristics of the Sevi tribe. Her physical characteristics seem increasingly difficult to conceal, and her male form is always unlucky; she has realized that she no longer wants to appear as Lorenvi.

Sitting on the roof of the little house, in the morning sunlight, Lorenwei began to read the letter.

From the moment she picked up the thick stack of letters, Lorenwei felt a heavy weight on her heart. It was as if she had done something terribly wrong, and she felt like she couldn't breathe.

Looking at the letter and reading the words that Kurara had written overnight, Lorenvi felt even more distressed...

It turns out that Kurara's feelings for Loren were genuine; you could see the depth of her affection in her words. But I... I feel like I've really let Kurara down...

After reading through all the letters, Lorenwei let out a long sigh.

She put the letter back into the envelope and placed it in her spatial ring, then rested her chin on her hand and began to stare blankly at the rooftop.

Should we really make it clear to Kula that Lorenwei is Loren?

Do we really need to explain this clearly?

Of course, even when talking to Kurara, it's limited to explaining the characteristics of the Sevi tribe, not the cheat code that allows a hero to retain memories of his past life after being reborn.

"If you don't eat soon, Kurara will find out you were reading the letter," Sylph suddenly said from behind her.

"Ah!" Lorenwei was startled.

I was so engrossed in reading the letter that I didn't even notice Sylph appearing behind me.

The fairy Sylph stood gracefully behind Lorenwei, the morning breeze ruffling her green hair.

For elven archers, climbing onto a rooftop is incredibly easy. And if she wanted to, even if Lorenwei were focused and alert, it would take a lot of effort for her to notice, let alone when she was so engrossed in reading the letter that she was almost completely off guard.

Lorenvi nervously turned her head and asked Sylph, "When...when did you stand behind me? How much of the letter did you see?"

Sylph kept a straight face and didn't say anything.

Lorenwei became even more uneasy: "Uh... this... I hope I can have some time to explain."

Sylph snorted: "Explain what? Explain that you dressed as a man to seduce girls? That girls wrote so many love letters because they were so infatuated with you?"

"Shh—keep your voice down." Lorenwei quickly gestured for silence.

Sylph lowered her voice slightly: "That girl is downstairs right now, and you're just going to keep it from her like this?"

Lorenwei looked distressed: "I dare not say it. I'm in a dilemma, and I'm afraid that if I tell her, she will be hurt."

"..." Sylph bit her lip, hesitated for a moment, and said, "If you don't explain it clearly, when will you finally say it? The longer you drag it out, the more hurtful it will be. Do you want her to find out on her own? That will only hurt her more."

Although she didn't come up at the beginning, she stood quietly behind Lorenwei and couldn't help but peek at quite a bit of what was happening.

As a girl myself, seeing these letters made Sylph realize Kurara's feelings for Loren.

Over the past few days, the two have gotten along quite well and have a good relationship, as long as it doesn't involve Loren... Especially since she lost her memory a few days ago, Kurala has been taking care of her in many ways, so Sylph still owes Kurala a favor.

Looking at Sylph's serious expression, Lorenwei couldn't help but ask in surprise, "Sylph, you don't mind if I explain things to her? Well... if I explain things, maybe she'll... anyway, won't you be jealous?"

Sylph rolled her eyes at Lorenwei: "What about me? Why would I be jealous? Wasn't it all your fault? I wish she would just beat you to death, it would be better than dragging this on."

"It's good that you're so magnanimous; you're practically the model wife for any harem!" Lorenwei breathed a sigh of relief.

"What nonsense are you talking about..." Silph blushed upon hearing the word "wife," but quickly realized what she meant and her eyebrows shot up. "What harem are you talking about?"

"N-nothing. I just wanted to compliment you."

Sylph said, "Stop being so glib and go talk to Kurara. It's better to end it now than to suffer for a long time. How long are you planning to keep this a secret?"

"Good!" Lorenvi felt a slight sense of relief and said happily, "I'm relieved to hear you say that. Then I'll go and explain the characteristics of the Sevi tribe to Kurara now, and make it clear that Lorenvi is actually Lorenvi. Siruf, you're so kind!"

Lorenwei was about to go back to the second floor through the window, but in her heart she thought: Sylph, even though your hair is green, I won't let you turn from white to green. From now on, I will treat you and Kurara equally. I will not judge heroes by success or failure, nor will I divide wives by size...

But as soon as she bent down, Sylph gritted her teeth, reached out, and pinched her waist hard, whispering, "Idiot! You actually went when I told you to?!"

"Huh?" Lorenwei touched her waist and turned around, puzzled. "Didn't you tell me to explain things to her?"

"I...I don't want to be a good person anymore..." The female elf lowered her head, her two fair fingers gripping Lorenwei's waist and lapels tightly, as if afraid that she would suddenly slip away through her fingers.

“Sir, Siruf, you…” Lorenwei didn’t know what to say for a moment.

Sylph stepped forward, her hands still gripping Lorenvi's collar, and gently rested her head against Lorenvi's chest. Her green hair obscured her expression, and only a weak, aggrieved voice could be heard as she said, "Why...why do I have to explain things to her? I was the one who started it..."

Chapter 151 Idiots! Lorenwei and Sylph bumped noses...

Lorenwei panicked.

Sylph was still pressing her head against Lorenwei's chest, the elven girl's green hair flowing down, a few strands brushing against Lorenwei's hand, smooth, silky, and somewhat alluring.

When has this proud and aloof fairy ever acted so coquettishly towards herself?

In her past life, the blonde elf was always hitting and scolding the hero, practically training him to be a punching bag.

What about this lifetime? After emerging from the altar, it's an onslaught of tears.

Perhaps the fifteen years of waiting have caused Sylph to accumulate too many tears in her heart.

“Uh… Sylph, you’re… this isn’t like you at all,” Lorenwei stammered.

“It doesn’t look like it at all…” Silph said in a low voice without looking up.

"I need to take a good look to determine what's wrong..." Lorenwei felt that what she said seemed a bit ambiguous.

It wasn't just their words; their posture was also very ambiguous. If a girl resting her head on your chest isn't ambiguous, where else would she rest it?

Lorenwei slowly reached out her hands, trying to put her arms around Sylph's shoulders.