She Professed Herself Pupil of the Wise Man Vol. 9 by Ryusen Hirotsugu

Author:Ryusen Hirotsugu [Hirotsugu, Ryusen]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Tags: light novel
Publisher: Seven Seas Entertainment

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“It’s about time I get going, too.”

A few hours after Écarlate Carillon’s departure, Mira disguised herself and strolled around the city of Sentopoli. After enjoying herself one last time, she began preparing to go home.

Along the way, she visited a large building that used to be a Melville Commerce facility. Now property of the Sentopoli government, it was being used as the new Isuzu branch office. She had come with rather simple business: saying goodbye to Kagura and reminding her to come home eventually. This, however, turned out to be a mistake.

“So, Gramps… You got preeetty close with my elites, huh?”

Mira was greeted by ominous words. She went pale in an instant and sat as directed. It seemed Kagura had caught wind of Mira’s bathing and use of the sauna with the Hidden every day. Mira couldn’t deny her ulterior motives. It had been her own private paradise. She didn’t bother to refute the truth as she silently accepted Kagura’s scolding.

Though it began with a lecture, the two managed to say their goodbyes. From there, Mira returned to the parking lot of Epicurean Excess.

“It’s been a while, hasn’t it?” She’d left her wagon in the inn’s care for some time, but thanks to the cleaning fee being included in the parking fee, her transport was spotless.

Mira summoned Garuda and asked it to take her home. She got herself settled in the wagon. It was then that Tweetsuke, who was perched atop her head, alighted onto the kotatsu.

Kagura had sent Tweetsuke with her when Mira reminded the medium to come home eventually. When it came to the question of exactly when that might be, Kagura believed she should discuss it with Solomon directly. So she sent her familiar with Mira, and she would switch places with Tweetsuke when they arrived.

The wagon, now containing one summoner and one bird, gradually rose into the air. Perhaps because of the rarity of a flying wagon, or perhaps because Mira was so famous now, the whole of Sentopoli watched its departure as if they were seeing off a hero.

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