Ailet x Terry [Part 1 Complete]

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Chapter 27. The Third Time You Saved?

He couldn't leave the tecilide and ash dripping seawater from his body.

I handed the two of them a towel and a change of clothes.

<Eyelet, don't peek at it, let's look back. Be like a lady. >

Agnes sternly made a nagging noise that he shouldn't have to do.

After some time, two men who had made a modest compromise with the bites of their hair came to my side wearing raincoats.

Ash asked first.

"What do I need to do now, sister?"

"What do you think I should do?"

The talent award demanded by our Knights Templar is someone who knows how to make judgments independently, so I asked in reverse.

"Well, is it the ocean or fishing?"

Although Ash seemed to be joking.

"Yes, the correct answer."

I took three bamboo fishing rods out of the inventory and turned them around one by one.

"Let's fish."

"Really? Aren't you supposed to catch the boss?"

"The boss should be seen in the magazine. Let's wait and fish."

"Uh, I've never fished for that."

"I'll try it today."

Unlike Ash, who doesn't let go, Tessilid silently hangs the bait on a fishing hook.

As if he had learned well from Hias in the dungeon farm, the appearance of casting the fishing rod far away was the right thing to do.

Me and Ash also took their seats and threw bait in different directions.

"If it rains and thunderstorms strikes, will the fish be caught?"

"The fish here are used to this kind of weather, so they don't care."

Quietly waiting for the fish followed. All three were seasickness-free, so the atmosphere was calm.

After quite a while, the bite finally came.

It was Ash's fishing rod.

"Oh!"

Ash, who looked curiously at the tightly pulled fishing line.

Soon it was a reddish charm dome that he fished out without difficulty.

I applauded.

"Great, isn't it?"

"Sister, is this funny?"

The pleasure of success provided a good motivation to continue the activity.

Ash began to immerse himself in fishing and concentrate from then on.

Being doing this, I really felt like I was here for leisure fishing.

Agnes' murmur was heard.

< want to ask about the dungeon, but I can't talk to you because of that assassin. >

Tesilide, who had been quiet until then, turned to my side and opened his mouth.

"Child."

"Yes, Terry."

"Can you explain the dungeon?"

<Oh, Tesilide! pass! >

...... Don't, Agnes. It's annoying.