Fake Saint of the Year: You Wanted the Perfect Saint? Too Bad! Volume 3 [Complete] by kabedondaikou

Author:kabedondaikou
Language: eng
Format: epub

Chapter 60: Feeding a Puppy

We went back to the academy after adding Alfrea to our party. Verner and the others had classes to attend, so I’d always intended to take them home when the sun started to set.

I wasn’t sure letting Alfrea stay at the academy was a good idea—in fact, I was pretty damn sure it was a terrible idea—so I escorted her to the saint’s castle after I’d dropped off the students. I didn’t want everyone there to be disillusioned—they might even decide to change the school’s name altogether if Alfrea showed her face there.

I told Aiz and Fox about Alfrea, and while they were left astounded, they couldn’t turn away the first saint. They welcomed her with open (?) arms.

“Whoa! So the saint gets to live in a cool castle now? I’m so jealous! Back in my day, we camped out in the open almost every night. People would often confuse me for a second witch and chase me around. Life was hell until I finally beat my mother, you know?”

Alfrea seemed to have had a difficult life. I was starting to wonder whether her ridiculous personality was a defense mechanism she’d developed to shield herself from her harsh living conditions. Not even Eterna had such an intense life.

“Oh, that reminds me! I haven’t had a bite to eat in a thousand years! Do you have any food? Like white bread...or cheese...or meat... Oh, and some wine to go with that would be lovely,” Alfrea said, glancing at me repeatedly.

She’d probably asked me for the most extravagant meal she could think of. I remembered learning in a class that tableware hadn’t existed a thousand years ago, so people back then had usually eaten everything with their hands. On the plus side, they’d had plenty of food since there hadn’t been many monsters around to destroy crops.

I also remembered that there were already several types of bread back then, although they were all flatbreads. Alfrea was most likely accustomed to eating something similar to naan. White bread—which was made from wheat—was incredibly expensive, so it had only been served to royals and nobles. While that type was still pretty much reserved for the rich, other things had changed. Leavened bread was the norm now, so the texture of whatever Alfrea had would most likely be better than what she was used to.

See? Paying attention in class is useful sometimes.

Needless to say, it still couldn’t compare to modern-day Japan’s bread.

“Head Chef,” I said, “I hope you won’t mind me borrowing the kitchen for a while.”

“O-Of course not, Lady Ellize!”

I was starting to feel really bad for Alfrea, so I decided to make her the best meal I could.

First, I’d bake her some bread. I wasn’t going to make her the regular stuff, though—I planned to grind soybeans and use them to bake soy bread.

Soybeans were the meat of the field. Well, to be perfectly accurate, I’d be using soyaa beans, the isekai version of soybeans. The ones in this

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