Jobless Reincarnation: Sword, Magic Hat and Romance System

Chapter 94 Heavy Rain, Only One Perfect Choice

In the bedroom, there was a clattering noise coming from next door. Senis and Lilia were preparing some luggage for Rudy and packing up the summer clothes that had just been made but hadn't been given to Allen yet.

Paul was downstairs chatting with Philip, who was wearing a towel, about the past and the present.

Rudy was packing his luggage in his bedroom.

Although it was sudden, the parents of the Grerat family were both adventurers, so such a sudden change and their impulsive style of doing things were quite commonplace.

For example, in the original story, he beat Rudy unconscious, loaded him into a car, and took him away – a truly impressive feat.

Very efficient.

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Allen sat at the bedroom table, tidying up the drawers and packing boxes. The drawers were full of letters and some gifts from Loki.

Behind him, Hilfi was helping him stuff his clothes into his suitcase.

The box snapped shut with a click.

Hilfi's distinctive, slow footsteps approached, and Allen smiled and clapped his hands.

His desk was mostly packed up.

"Alright, that's about enough. Now, let's talk about what to do next."

My wrist was grabbed.

It was Hilfi's hand; her palms were small, and her fingers were slender.

But for some reason, Allen sensed 'power' in her fingers.

He was about to turn his head when Sylphie stopped him with her words.

"Don't turn your head, Allen. I want to talk to you."

"Um...we'll talk about that later."

"I want to be an adventurer with you, Allen, and our teacher."

Allen paused, the words he was about to say stuck in his throat.

"I've thought about this for a long time. If one day I can become as good as Allen and the teacher, could I join the adventurer team you promised us, and explore the labyrinth together as companions?"

Allen was a little stunned and subconsciously asked a question.

"Huh? Weren't you already part of that group? That adventurer team we were talking about..."

"Is there?"

"No one? Rudy too."

"There are adventurers when we talk about them, but I didn't think so when you were talking to Professor Loki. And in the letter she gave me, when she talked about adventurer teams, your name seemed to be mentioned all the time, but in my intuition, I don't think I was mentioned."

"I can't quite explain why I have this intuition, but I can tell."

"The 'adventure team' you promised each other seems to be different from what we told you."

Allen was stunned.

"Don't joke around, adventurer teams don't usually have two people."

I was interrupted by a voice behind me.

"It doesn't matter if Rudy isn't in your adventurer team."

"Without me."

"It doesn't matter."

Allen was truly stunned this time. He was a little dazed and didn't know what to say.

The two remained silent for a long while.

Only then did Hilfi continue speaking.

"Downstairs, Uncle Paul, Aunt Senis, and Uncle Philip were talking about adult topics. It sounded very serious, and I shouldn't have interrupted, but I really wanted to ask."

Allen felt that Hilfi's voice was somewhat ethereal, like a soft and gentle musical note.

It shattered amidst the constant pounding of rain against the window.

"That's what I really want to ask."

I want to ask you...

"Are you going to exclude me from the adventurer's party?"

"Because it seems like you and Rudy went to Roya together this time, and your expression looked..."

"like."

"I'm very happy."

"Alan, you've seen your father whom you haven't seen in a long time, and you also have a very cute little sister who's about your age."

"I know, I understand perfectly well, and I know I shouldn't be such a spoilsport and say such willful things."

"But I feel like an adventurer's party could function without me."

"I just couldn't help asking you."

"My feelings."

"Is that right?"

The bedroom window was tightly closed, isolating the sudden rain outside from the inside, preventing the strong winds and rain from penetrating the house.

Allen, however, heard the sound of raindrops falling.

It was right behind me.

The sound was very faint, as distant as the clouds in the sky shrouding in mist.

But it reached his ears clearly.

In his gaze, the two tables on the table, with two holes burned into them by the "futuristic" camera, were still there.

Last year, Senis insisted on having the table replaced.

Ultimately, Allen himself rejected it.

Why?

With a calm and composed demeanor, I gave my response.

A detestable future is meant to be kicked to pieces.

So, do you find yourself disgusted by the situation you're facing now?

"Is the choice now quite clear?"

"Yes."

"It's perfectly clear."

There's no need to hesitate.

Just as Allen was pondering this, a commotion arose downstairs. It sounded like Paul was exclaiming something, and hurried footsteps came from the stairs, heading straight for Allen's bedroom.

Paul's voice almost shattered the door, and the sound gradually grew louder.

"Eren!!"

The door was flung open with a bang.

He finished the second half of his sentence.

"How could you tell Philip that you're taking Sylphy to Roya City?! How are you going to explain this to Roltz?!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the last ripple in Allen's mind finally subsided.

"After falling into the snow valley."

"I never hesitated at all."

Take Silphie to Roa.

This is the 'choice' that Allen has already made.

Why would anyone need to "wake us up"?

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Upon hearing Paul's footsteps, Hilfi hurriedly wiped her face.

But it was just a face wipe.

How can you block the sound from coming?

It's too clear.

It was so clear it felt like it was about to pound into her heart.

Her hand froze on her face.

His face showed astonishment.

The tears I had just managed to hold back just wouldn't go away no matter how much I wiped them; they only seemed to multiply.

He kept slapping the floor.

The heavy rain continued relentlessly.

Up until this moment, the anxiety that had started in the afternoon when she sensed that Allen intended to leave Buena Village had been building up layer by layer amidst Allen's constant smiles.

The tears that had been held back for so long finally burst forth.

Why hold back your tears?

Why not express your demands and ideas freely like Alice?

Why didn't she act like she did in the original storyline, hugging Eren and crying, begging him not to leave?

Why?

because.

Allen doesn't like children crying.

Hilfi felt that she was no longer a child.

She didn't want Allen to dislike her.

-

Paul stood frozen at the doorway, blinking rapidly, completely stunned.

Just then, Senis suddenly appeared out of nowhere, grabbed him, and slammed the door shut with a bang.

That was very efficient and decisive!

Allen blinked and scratched his head somewhat helplessly.

He turned around.

The white-haired girl wept uncontrollably.

The image of the usually composed and calm Lokishi kept flashing through Hilfi's mind, and she felt somewhat ashamed.

If the teacher were here, this wouldn't happen, right?

Thinking of this, she looked at her stained dress through her tears and began to speak.

"My skirt is dirty."

"Ah, when we get to Roya, I'll buy you ten even prettier ones."

"Just one is enough."

"Ten articles."

"."

"it is good."

There was another commotion downstairs.

That was the booming voice of a little lion, and Rudy's outburst.

"You're really arrogant! I'm going to have Silphie as my tutor even without you telling me!!"

"Please! Don't raise your voice!! I asked you to quietly persuade your father."

"Huh? Why are you doing this quietly?"

……

"Hey, I heard you."

-

The rain outside the window kept falling.

Raindrops pattered on the front door of the Greirat house, bringing back fleeting glimpses of the past before a brief moment in time.

In the rain.

Allen turned and walked to the front door of the Greirat house, reaching out to touch the doorknob.

But they stopped.

His voice traveled through the waterline and was clearly heard by Philip.

"I have one more condition."

"I need to add one more tutor to my retinue."

Philip looked at Allen's profile.

His eyes were squinted into a thin line.

"it is good."

To take something, you must first give something.

That's all.

-

[Fate has already changed; how many others are attempting to spread their wings and stir up trouble?]

A new destiny had already been quietly woven together in countless past decisions.

[Allen.]

Under the watchful eyes of others, have you left your mark on their perceptions?

The answer is obvious.

[Tutoring participation rating increased!]

[Current stage: Child tutoring period; cumulative participation score: 23 points.]

[How can being reminded by Sylphie's tears to make a change compare to a firm choice made from the beginning? This is the only path to gaining extra participation points.]

You did it.

[The purpose wasn't even the so-called rating.]

[Evaluation: Amidst dramatic changes, you made the perfect choice within just a few hours!]

Allen didn't look at the system that had suddenly appeared; he just said to Sylphie with some distress.

"That's why I said there's still a lot to do tonight."

"I'll have to convince your parents before I can go to your house."

The previous chapter. Because there are many blank drafts below, and the V draft is at the very bottom, creating a new chapter on the original draft and publishing it is free. My PC client doesn't show any V drafts either.

However, it can be seen on the mobile app.

It's quite funny; I wouldn't even have known I posted a free chapter if someone in the group hadn't called me.

(End of this chapter)