Wandering Witch: The Journey of Elaina, Vol. 11 by Jougi Shiraishi and Azure

Author:Jougi Shiraishi and Azure [SHIRAISHI, JOUGI and AZURE]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Yen On
Published: 2023-07-19T00:00:00+00:00

At any rate, time went on.

Then, not long ago—

The young woman passed every day in boredom in the vampire community.

The community where she lived was deep in the forest far away from human habitation, down in a cave system, both as an escape from the sunlight that hurt them and as a way of avoiding unnecessary conflicts.

Many vampires were perfectly happy living peaceful lives there.

But that wasn’t the case for Oronella.

“I can’t take it anymore! There’s nothing interesting to do out here in the middle of nowhere! And all there ever is to eat is animal blood! It’s damp and depressing down here! I hate it! I want to party it up every night in a human city! I want to drink real live human blood!”

The ninety-year-old vampire complained every day, loudly enough that her shouting echoed off her neighbors’ houses.

That’s right, she was right in the middle of her troublesome rebellious phase (at ninety).

She was a sheltered (ninety-year-old) girl who knew nothing of the world and longed for the big city.

Ninety years old…

Apparently, her parents were awfully perplexed by this rebellious phase. For a human, it would have come preposterously late in life.

“I can’t believe you’re saying that stuff again! Nothing good will happen if you go to a human city. That’s why I’m always telling you to give up on the idea! Be a good girl, stay in the community, and get yourself a job as a blood collector!” her mother scolded.

Apparently, in the vampire community, they mainly harvested their blood from livestock like cows and sheep and used that as food.

“No! I want to go!” But at ninety, the girl wouldn’t listen to reason.

“Say something, please. You’re her father!”

“Uh…okay. Right. Humans are, uh, scary. I’m against the idea of you going to a human city.”

“Too bad!” But she was truly a stubborn troublemaker and wouldn’t listen to anything they said.

“Good grief… Who on earth has been filling this child’s head with silly ideas…?”

“Hoh-hoh-hoh,” laughed her grandfather.

“Dad! Please don’t tell her those ridiculous stories!”

Nearly every day, all she did was cry, “I want to go! I want to go!” “I want to go! I want to go!” “I want to go to the city!”

As day after day passed, the girl finally arrived at the following conclusion:

“I should just run away!”

Just. Run. Away.

She was already ninety, after all. It was a good age. A good time to overcome her parents’ objections and live freely.

And so—

After all that—

At long last—

“Bye-bye, boondocks!”

She gathered up her things and left the countryside to pursue her long-desired city life—that is, she began her life in a human city.

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