The Game Master Has Logged In to Another World: Volume 4 [Parts 1 to 10] by Akatsuki

Author:Akatsuki
Language: eng
Format: epub

“It’s been some time since I’ve had the pleasure of seeing you, Lord Sieghart,” the head butler greeted. Then, as he looked at Levia, his bunny ears twitched slightly. “And it’s been far longer, erm...”

Levia and Sieg had arrived at the estate of the ruler of the south: Lydea Erhart, one of the four Grand Dukes of the Beastmen Kingdom.

“It’s been a while, Sebas. I go by Levia these days,” Levia said. The frills attached to her sleeve swayed slowly as she waved her hand as casually as if she were greeting an old friend.

“Certainly, Lady Levia. It’s been far too long. Thank you for visiting us.”

Sieg folded his arms as he watched their friendly interaction. “You know Sebas, Miss Levia?”

“We do have a bit of history,” Levia answered. “How’s Lydea? Same as always?”

Sebas let out an awkward laugh. “Indeed. Nothing’s changed.”

“That’s a shame,” Levia said. “I’d hoped some things would have changed.”

“I take it you know how she is,” Sieg said, his eyes sympathetic.

Levia sighed, looking into the distance. “I have suffered the consequences of her behavior on a few occasions.”

“You must have had a hard time...” Sieg said before turning to Sebas. “Should we get to business?”

While Sieg explained why they were there, Levia’s forced smile gradually returned to her usual childish grin.

“I understand,” Sebas said when Sieg finished talking. “I’ll lead you to the office.”

As they walked through the corridors, they crossed paths with several butlers and maids. The beastmen and beastwomen bowed respectfully before returning to their tasks.

“You have a lot more domestics than you used to,” Levia pointed out.

“They’re all orphans Lady Lydea rescued. Some of them also work in town.”

“Glad to see that side of Lydea hasn’t changed either,” Levia said.

The lord of the south, Lydea, made a point to rescue the children who lost their parents to illnesses, crazed beast attacks, or, more recently, to the war. She funded several orphanages and made sure these children were well cared for. She often invited old merchants who could not travel anymore and retired aristocrats to teach at the orphanages as well.

Dan, who told Lydrea about how the elderly men of his neighborhood had taught him as a child, helped her come up with the idea.

At first, most citizens were adamant Lydea’s initiative was pointless. The retired gentlemen she’d called upon were happy to participate, though. Teaching young children provided them with a pleasant distraction and they came to adore them like their own grandchildren. Lydea’s initiative soon bore fruits when the first ‘class’ of orphan students was hired as apprentice merchants.

As for whether Dan had mastered any of the topics taught to him by the elderly men of his neighborhood... Well, sadly, his everyday behavior seemed to indicate otherwise.

Levia and Sieg arrived in front of a gorgeously engraved wooden door. Sebas knocked a few times, but no one answered. He knocked once more before opening the door himself.

The office was empty, but a stuffed bunny sat on the desk. It clutched a note in

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