Chapter 16: 15 "I made up my mind" ④
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"--Oh, yeah. I had a favor to ask Daphne."
As I let go of her body regretfully, I remember what I wanted to ask Daphne to do for me.
"Yes, sir?"
"I'll leave most of the money I have saved in the Adventurers' Guild. So if anyone in town is ever in need of money or food, I want you to spend it sparingly."
"May I? I'm sure you had quite a bit of money saved up."
It's okay. I can't deliver wild bear meat anymore, and I don't know what's in store for everyone."
If Sam had any regrets, it was about leaving Daphne and the other kind-hearted townspeople.
After thinking about what he could do for them, he came up with money.
Fortunately, I have enough money in my savings thanks to the large number of wild bears I have killed in the past year.
There is a limit to how much money you can walk around with, and it is not good for a child to have a lot of money.
So he decided to let the people of the town use it.
"Yes, sir. Daphne, I will be responsible for the boy's money.
"Thank you. And can I ask you one more favor?
"Whatever you say, sir."
Sam muttered in a small voice, a little embarrassed.
"Hey, I want you to make lunch for Daphne."
"Of course. I will make it with lots of love."
On this day, Sam decided to leave Baron Reinbach's house.
He prepared himself and had his last meal with Daphne and Derrick.
It had been a year since his reincarnation, but his time with them had not been bad at all.
Daphne was like a sister and sometimes like a mother, kind and strict at the same time.
Derrick, who was more like a father and more gentle than a father.
And the servants who gave us many smiles and kindness.
I can only thank them all.
Sam, who could not resist Daphne coming into his bed to make one last memory, fell asleep with her as if they were family, and woke up the next morning feeling refreshed.
Daphne helps him get ready perfectly, and she hands him a lunch box filled with love.
"Well, I'm off," she says.
"Have a nice trip, we are always waiting for your return, Sam Botchana.
Sam was at the entrance of the baron's house, escorted by his servants.
He carried a large bag on his back and was dressed in an adventurer's outfit, but his age of only ten seemed somehow unbalanced.
"Thank you, everyone!"
Not wanting to say a somber goodbye, I smiled and waved goodbye to everyone.
Daphne was in tears, but she still tried her best to smile.
It was hard to say goodbye to Daphne, but Sam kept waving and turned his back to the house.
There was no way he would ever come back.
But if there is a chance, I would like to see everyone again.
With these thoughts in his mind, he kicked the ground and ran.
On the way, he exchanges greetings with the townspeople who are up early, and leaves a letter for the director of the orphanage and the children.
I had already greeted the members of the Adventurers' Guild who had helped me out yesterday, so I stepped out of the town.
I am free!
Sam took his first step as an adventurer.
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"--Oh, yeah. I had a favor to ask Daphne."
As I let go of her body regretfully, I remember what I wanted to ask Daphne to do for me.
"Yes, sir?"
"I'll leave most of the money I have saved in the Adventurers' Guild. So if anyone in town is ever in need of money or food, I want you to spend it sparingly."
"May I? I'm sure you had quite a bit of money saved up."
It's okay. I can't deliver wild bear meat anymore, and I don't know what's in store for everyone."
If Sam had any regrets, it was about leaving Daphne and the other kind-hearted townspeople.
After thinking about what he could do for them, he came up with money.
Fortunately, I have enough money in my savings thanks to the large number of wild bears I have killed in the past year.
There is a limit to how much money you can walk around with, and it is not good for a child to have a lot of money.
So he decided to let the people of the town use it.
"Yes, sir. Daphne, I will be responsible for the boy's money.
"Thank you. And can I ask you one more favor?
"Whatever you say, sir."
Sam muttered in a small voice, a little embarrassed.
"Hey, I want you to make lunch for Daphne."
"Of course. I will make it with lots of love."
On this day, Sam decided to leave Baron Reinbach's house.
He prepared himself and had his last meal with Daphne and Derrick.
It had been a year since his reincarnation, but his time with them had not been bad at all.
Daphne was like a sister and sometimes like a mother, kind and strict at the same time.
Derrick, who was more like a father and more gentle than a father.
And the servants who gave us many smiles and kindness.
I can only thank them all.
Sam, who could not resist Daphne coming into his bed to make one last memory, fell asleep with her as if they were family, and woke up the next morning feeling refreshed.
Daphne helps him get ready perfectly, and she hands him a lunch box filled with love.
"Well, I'm off," she says.
"Have a nice trip, we are always waiting for your return, Sam Botchana.
Sam was at the entrance of the baron's house, escorted by his servants.
He carried a large bag on his back and was dressed in an adventurer's outfit, but his age of only ten seemed somehow unbalanced.
"Thank you, everyone!"
Not wanting to say a somber goodbye, I smiled and waved goodbye to everyone.
Daphne was in tears, but she still tried her best to smile.
It was hard to say goodbye to Daphne, but Sam kept waving and turned his back to the house.
There was no way he would ever come back.
But if there is a chance, I would like to see everyone again.
With these thoughts in his mind, he kicked the ground and ran.
On the way, he exchanges greetings with the townspeople who are up early, and leaves a letter for the director of the orphanage and the children.
I had already greeted the members of the Adventurers' Guild who had helped me out yesterday, so I stepped out of the town.
I am free!
Sam took his first step as an adventurer.
"--Oh, yeah. I had a favor to ask Daphne."As I let go of her body regretfully, I remember what I wanted to ask Daphne to do for me."Yes, sir?""I'll leave most of the money I have saved in the Adventurers' Guild. So if anyone in town is ever in need of money or food, I want you to spend it sparingly.""May I?I'm sure you had quite a bit of money saved up."It's okay. I can't deliver wild bear meat anymore, and I don't know what's in store for everyone."If Sam had any regrets, it was about leaving Daphne and the other kind-hearted townspeople.After thinking about what he could do for them, he came up with money.Fortunately, I have enough money in my savings thanks to the large number of wild bears I have killed in the past year.There is a limit to how much money you can walk around with, and it is not good for a child to have a lot of money.So he decided to let the people of the town use it."Yes, sir. Daphne, I will be responsible for the boy's money."Thank you. And can I ask you one more favor?"Whatever you say, sir."Sam muttered in a small voice, a little embarrassed."Hey, I want you to make lunch for Daphne.""Of course. I will make it with lots of love."On this day, Sam decided to leave Baron Reinbach's house.He prepared himself and had his last meal with Daphne and Derrick.It had been a year since his reincarnation, but his time with them had not been bad at all.Daphne was like a sister and sometimes like a mother, kind and strict at the same time.Derrick, who was more like a father and more gentle than a father.And the servants who gave us many smiles and kindness.I can only thank them all.Sam, who could not resist Daphne coming into his bed to make one last memory, fell asleep with her as if they were family, and woke up the next morning feeling refreshed.Daphne helps him get ready perfectly, and she hands him a lunch box filled with love."Well, I'm off," she says."Have a nice trip, we are always waiting for your return, Sam Botchana.Sam was at the entrance of the baron's house, escorted by his servants.He carried a large bag on his back and was dressed in an adventurer's outfit, but his age of only ten seemed somehow unbalanced."Thank you, everyone!"Not wanting to say a somber goodbye, I smiled and waved goodbye to everyone.Daphne was in tears, but she still tried her best to smile.It was hard to say goodbye to Daphne, but Sam kept waving and turned his back to the house.There was no way he would ever come back.But if there is a chance, I would like to see everyone again.With these thoughts in his mind, he kicked the ground and ran.On the way, he exchanges greetings with the townspeople who are up early, and leaves a letter for the director of the orphanage and the children.I had already greeted the members of the Adventurers' Guild who had helped me out yesterday, so I stepped out of the town.I am free!Sam took his first step as an adventurer.
