From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman: My Hotshot Disciples Are All Grown Up Now, and They Won’t Leave Me Alone Volume 6 [Parts 1 to 3] by Shigeru Sagazaki

Author:Shigeru Sagazaki
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, magic, adventure, harem, knights, fantasy world, monsters, middle-aged protagonist, sensei, swordplay
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

“And there we go.”

A little while after talking with Allucia, I finished my day’s training at the order successfully, then headed home from the office. Potatoes were nice and cheap in the marketplace, so I’d picked up some and was now cooking them for dinner.

Potatoes were great. They were tasty, cheap, and filling. The more they were boiled, the softer they got, and flavor seeped into them well. If I’d been living on my own, I could cut back on the cooking and go out to a tavern, but I wasn’t alone anymore—I had to lead by example. Not that I ever saw my dad cook anything...

“There, that should make you tasty.”

I added the potato and some leftover meat into the stew I was making. All that was left was to watch over it and remove the scum. Lately, I’d found myself mumbling to nobody in particular when I completed tasks—I talked to myself a lot more than I used to. I was capable of swinging my sword in silence, so what was the difference when doing other stuff? It was a little mysterious.

In the past, I’d never proactively cooked, but when I thought about Mewi coming back home hungry, I was so motivated. I wondered if my mom felt like this when she cooked. Ever since the magic institute’s vacation had ended, my schedule had meant that I generally got home ahead of Mewi, just as long as I didn’t have any other business to take care of. I finished training at the order in the morning, whereas the institute’s classes ran into the afternoon.

As such, I often prepared our meals on the weekdays. The institute was on break over the weekends, so Mewi often used that time to do a lot of the housework. Other than our meals, we didn’t really have a fixed assignment of tasks. Be it cleaning or laundry, we each did our chores whenever we felt like it.

On the topic of cleaning, Mewi was unexpectedly fastidious, but in a weird way. It wasn’t that she particularly liked to keep things nice and tidy—cleaning simply didn’t bother her. That was why she didn’t care about leaving her uniform in a crumpled mess on the ground, but she got to cleaning whenever there was trash or dust in her room.

I would’ve preferred that she treat her uniform better while she was at it, but that was apparently a separate matter. Mewi wasn’t materialistic, and she didn’t own any luxury goods. She had very few possessions at all. That was why she took care of trash and dust but didn’t tidy up her things. It was awfully hard to scold her for that.

“I’m back...”

“Welcome home.”

And as I continued stirring the pot with such thoughts in mind, the princess returned. I was glad she’d completely lost her reluctance to announce when she entered the house.

Things seemed the same as usual at first, but soon, I could tell that something was a little off.

“Hm? Did you get hurt?” I asked.

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