Tsukimichi: Moonlit Fantasy - Volume 06 by Kei Azumi

Author:Kei Azumi
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Hanashi Media, LLC
Published: 2025-03-25T00:00:00+00:00

So, is it my turn next?

It seemed my assumption was correct, as the small, childlike figure adorably tottered over to me, only to stop and kick me in the shin.

“Not short at all!” the kid declared with a huff.

“Ow!” I gasped. That hurt! And how do you know what I was thinking?!

Without pausing, the child moved on, offering words to each person in the group as they made their way toward the dragon.

For Yuno, after glance of comparison between her and Shifu, the child simply said, “Keep at it.”

To Daena, the child remarked, “Stay strong, Pik●min.”1

Mithra received: “The path of constant hits is for masochists, kid. You still have time to turn back.”

When the child reached Jin, they muttered, “Last time, you gave me the wrong change,” and stuffed a handful of coins into his shirt pocket.

What does any of this mean?

“Well then, that should do it. Remember, a field trip isn’t over until you get back,” the child said, turning back to us with a cheerful grin. They raised the hand not holding the fruit and pointed a finger at us, as if delivering some sage wisdom.

“And by the way, bananas don’t count as snacks. I’ve still got two left. Ufufu.”

I had no idea what they were talking about, but somehow, the tension was fading.

Meanwhile, the dragon was thrashing, its two legs struggling in a futile attempt to free itself from the countless tendrils binding it. I couldn’t tell how many trees were part of the restraint, but it had to be a powerful spell to keep such a massive creature locked down.

Could this kid really be the caster?

As if struck by an idea, the cat-ear-hooded figure tossed the peel of the yellow fruit they’d finished eating right in front of the dragon’s feet.

Predictably, the peel was mercilessly crushed underfoot. The kid stomped the ground, visibly disappointed. Wait, what? What was even the point of that?

Unable to speak, I had never felt more frustrated. If only I could say one thing— Just one quick comment!

“We have spoken!” the child announced, pointing dramatically at the dragon’s upper body. They seemed to have momentarily set aside their disappointment. Their other hand rested confidently on their hip as they struck a triumphant pose. Whether it was because of their power or sheer bravado, they had a kind of ease facing down a dragon that left me envious.

Ah, I want to be that strong someday.

“Angering Princess Komoe by the water’s edge is dangerous,” the child said, their tone calm.

Princess Komoe? Is this person serving someone from some royal family?

“Because, well, this is what happens— Fake,” they added with a mischievous smile.

At some point, a magic circle had appeared at the feet of the hooded figure. In their hand was a short, slender wand twirling between their fingers.

Is that their casting tool? It’s small, like a writing utensil, and doesn’t look especially powerful…

The magic circle began to replicate across the lake’s surface. Countless identical circles floated above the water, glowing faintly as they expanded. And then—

The dragon was thrown toward the lake.

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