Chapter 1766: Tea Party with Illness ④

Chapter 1766: Tea Party with Illness 4

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I still haven’t completely recovered yet, so today’s chapter is a little short.

The tea party with Illness-san naturally turned into idle chatter. When Illness-san and I were chatting, Illness-san usually takes on the role of the listener, and this time as well, I talked about various things while Illness-san seemed to enjoy listening.

[I seeeeee, tea bags huuuuuh. That does sound like a very interesting produuuuuct. Even an amateur can brew tea easily with iiiiiiit, so it certainly iiiiiiis convenient.]

[Yes...... Well, of course, they wouldn’t taste as great as tea made by someone actually skilled.]

In this conversation, since Illness-san seemed interested in the world I came from, so while we were talking about tea, I introduced her to tea bags.

[Errr, Illness-san. If you don’t want to, feel free to say no, but I’d like to hear some stories back of your past...... but is that no good?]

[Stories of my paaaast? I’m fine with thaaaaat, but it’s not like there were any dramatic eveeeeents, so it might not be that interesting, you knoooooow?]

[Yes. Even still, I’m fine with that. How should I say this, I guess I want to get to know Illness-san more...... so I don’t really mind if it were not exciting. It could be about that time before you worked as a maid in the royal castle or stories from the days you were traveling in the Demon Realm.......]

Hearing what I said, a gentle smile appears on Illness-san’s lips.

[Kuhihi, when you say it like thaaaaaat, I can’t really refuse. Well theeeeen, it’s not a particularly interesting storyyyyyyyy, but back in the old Demon Realm, when I was traveling...... let’s seeeeee...... I suppose I’ll talk about the reasoooooons that led me to start my journey.]

Apparently not particularly averse to talking about it, in a calm tone of voice, Illness-san started sharing her stories from the past.

<Afterword>

Serious-senpai : [Speaking of which, I feel like Illness herself rarely talked about her past.]