I opened an orphanage in Pirates

"My hometown is far, far away."

"Is it at the end of the world?"

"No, it's actually very close."

"Where is it? It's so strange, it's far and near at the same time."

"Because no matter where I am, it's here."

Carter pointed to his chest.

"It's always been in my heart."

Katril smiled mischievously.

"Okay, you children don't think so much."

"Dean, why are you here?"

"Because, the dean is actually an envoy who came here to negotiate with people from the World Government."

"Amazing!!"

"Of course, the dean is not good enough to be sent here."

Carterell felt a little sorry for lying to the children.

"Then Dean, can we go to your country and become citizens when we grow up?"

"Because this country sounds good."

"I'm afraid this won't work, because the dean can't go back for the time being."

"Eh? Since the dean can come, why can't he go back?"

"Because the dean's task has not been completed."

"The dean will leave if the task is completed?"

Vincent gently grabbed the corner of Katriel's clothes.

"No, the dean will spend my whole life staying in Sunshine House."

Carterell knew very well that he might never go back.

"Okay, kids, it's time to prepare lunch, who's turn to help today?"

Kulbas, Vincent, and Elsie raised their hands.

"Okay, then you three go to the kitchen with the dean."

Naina leaned closer to Vincent and whispered:

"Nina remembers it's me."

"Let's change it."

"Ok."

Came to the kitchen, Carterell started to work with several children.

Elsie spoke first:

"Dean, your country is really good."

Elsie's words seemed to be a casual emotion, but Katriel couldn't help but look at him a few more times, she knew the little guy's hatred for the World Government.

"Indeed."

"Dean, you came here with a plan, right?"

Kurbas spoke slowly.

"Well, it is true, but my main plan is still you children."

Carterell spoke to the children without hesitation.

Because the children present at the scene are the most mature in the family.

"What are you trying to figure out about us?"

"I hope you guys can be happy and live your childhood happily."

"No wonder the dean is called the Holy Mother by others."

"The dean is really gentle."

"The dean just likes you."

Several people were skillfully cooking together, and while chatting, they didn't stop working.

"Dean, what do you really think about the world government?"

"Just a bunch of corrupt guys, but anyway, it's kind of useful. Without a world government, the world would be a mess."

"Eh? The dean seems to know a lot."

Kulbas fell into deep thought, after all, he had lived in the kingdom seriously, and he still knew something about the world government.

"The dean knows a lot. But until a suitable replacement is found, it is best to maintain the status quo temporarily."

Vincent didn't speak, because he chose to trust the dean unconditionally, and he believed in the dean's judgment.If that world government was really useful, he wouldn't be wandering in the first place.If he had been born in the dean's country, he might have been well taken care of.

However, fortunately, I met the dean.

Elsie seemed to have thought of something when she heard Katriel's words:

"Dean, is your country trying to replace the world government?"

Carterell sighed:

"What are you thinking about? It requires a lot of manpower. My country doesn't have much strength to rely on here. It needs to be rebuilt. The dean doesn't have those big ambitions. The dean only hopes to raise your children into adults." That's all."

"Then the dean doesn't help the world government or push it to the world government?"

"Not really. Between adults, it's called cooperation, and it's fine if it's profitable. Of course, if you want to work in the world government in the future, the dean doesn't mind. After all, the salary there is really high, but not for the time being." Something you kids should think about."

Elsie remained silent, but there was a strange light in his eyes.

Carterell also noticed this, and couldn't help complaining, this guy isn't thinking about something dangerous, is he?

Still, what dangerous thing can a child think?

Carterell no longer allowed himself to worry about it.

"Dean, is your deal with the World Government voluntary?"

"That's right, we all need what we need."

"Then Dean, are the theories you talked about in high spirits before all the theories of your country?"

"Of course, if Elsie is interested, I have a book here. But a child like you probably won't understand it."

"I can!"

"That's fine, I'll put the book on the shelf later, you can read it yourself."

"Ok."

Kulbas said in a deep voice:

"Dean, will you fight against the world government?"

Kulbas is well aware of the size of the world government, and it is hard for him to believe how strong the country behind Katril is to be valued by the world government.

"Of course not, silly boy, I will only cooperate with them. You don't have to care about my position, no matter what you choose, I only know that you are my children. I will support you unconditionally."

"Also, I believe that everyone is a good boy."

Katriel seemed very confident, but she really didn't believe that the cub she raised could be crooked.

She dares to swear that any child she raises will never take the initiative to do things that endanger society. If someone does, then Katriel will curse herself... Forget it, let's not be too cruel.

夜晚

Elsie specifically found Carterell.

"What's the matter, child?"

"Dean, I know that your country must have other purposes, right? You must have other purposes for adopting us children, such as cultivating talents?"

Carterell looked a little sad on his face:

"Why do you feel that way?"

"Because I don't believe that someone will be nice to others for no reason."

Carterell felt sad, she stepped forward and hugged Elsie:

"In the world, no one will be nice to you for no reason, but family is different. Elsie, you are my children and my family. I never try to get anything from you."

Katriel felt a little uncomfortable, because she was questioned, and she was still a child, but Katriel understood the child's defensive psychology very well.

"Well, Dean, I didn't mean that, I just wanted to say, I want to join your country, I read those books, I know a lot, I hope someone can tell me more thoughts more carefully."

"If this is for this, the dean can tell you. If Elsie wants to know something, I can help you explain it."