After retiring, I became Loli’s magic mentor

Yvette is very happy today, very happy.

Not only did he have two meals with Ninelli, he also successfully learned the basics of the magic swordsman profession that he had always wanted to learn.

Until it got dark and Yvette returned to her mansion in Yate City, there was still a faint smile on Yvette's lips.

Yvette's maid looked in disbelief the whole time. After all, Miss Yvette had always been cold and cold, as if she didn't care about anything except the sword in her hand.

Returning to the door of her mansion and looking at the brightly lit mansion, Yvette suddenly felt something was different.

Turning her head, Yvette asked the guard at the door: "Is anyone here today?"

The guard replied respectfully: "Miss, the Marquis is here."

When she heard that her father was coming, Yvette was startled for a moment, and then she remembered the letter she sent him yesterday.

"Father, when did he... come?"

"Miss, it's morning. Not long after you left, the Marquis came."

It seems that my father has been waiting for me all day...

Yvette sighed silently in her heart. She couldn't escape anyway, so she might as well face it directly.

After gathering her emotions, Yvette's little face returned to calmness and she stepped into the mansion.

At this time, Yvette's father, Timo Otis, was sitting in the hall of the mansion with a straight face, obviously having been waiting for Yvette for a long time.

A faint coercion spread around Dimo.

And Yvette also stepped into the mansion, raised her head and looked at Dimo: "Dad."

Timo didn't speak, but looked at Yvette indifferently.

Just when everyone thought this was just the calm before the storm and Timo was about to get angry, they saw Timo's stern face suddenly change and put on a smile as big as a chrysanthemum:

"Y... Yvette, it's been a long time no see. It's not that dad doesn't want to come see you, it's..."

"I know."

Yvette nodded: "Dad has a lot of things to do in the fief, and I don't care."

"Good daughter..."

Timo covered his mouth with his big hands and almost stopped crying.

The attendant beside Dimo: "..."

"By the way, Yvette, what happened to the...master you wrote in the letter?"

Later, Dimo ​​cautiously asked about his master. In the eyes of the attendants, his appearance seemed a bit... flattering? As if she was afraid that Yvette would be unhappy.

"Just like what was written in the letter, I took the oath of knighthood and became a disciple of Ryan, the former leader of the Knights of the Eclipse. He is very powerful and knows the training methods of the Demon Swordsman. Today I have successfully transformed the Demon Swordsman Getting started with cultivation.”

Hearing Yvette's straightforward reply, Timo felt his heart bleed.

How come the daughter I love the most was kidnapped in the blink of an eye?

And my daughter seems to be open and honest!

"So you...have been practicing swordsmanship with your master all day today?"

"Yes."

Yvette nodded: "After all, I only have two days a week to practice swordplay at Master's place. Naturally, I have to seize the time."

Upon hearing this, Timo felt even more angry.

You teach my daughter how to practice swordsmanship. Not only do you not come to teach me at home, but you ask my daughter to come to your place on her own initiative?

But Dimo ​​did not dare to be angry at Yvette, so he could only ask Yvette with a wry smile:

"Why don't you tell me about using the oath of knighthood to become a master?"

"Because even if I tell you, you will definitely not agree, but I will learn the magic swordsman's training methods from him no matter what. This opportunity to become a disciple is something I only obtained after begging several times."

In this sentence, Yvette lied a little bit, and did not tell her that Ryan had not told her about her father at all. The matter of becoming a disciple with the oath of knights was changed from Ryan's initiative to her own initiative.

The reason why Yvette did this was because she did not want to intensify the conflict between Ryan and her father.

Moreover, Yvette now has no regrets at all about using the oath of knighthood to become a disciple of Ryan, and she even feels lucky.

"Why do you insist on becoming a magic swordsman?"

Timo was almost furious, but when facing Yvette, he had to suppress his anger, causing his whole face to become a little distorted:

"You are the daughter of a Marquis, and you don't need to go to the battlefield. Why do you want to learn such a torturous profession..."

Dimo had no doubts about Ryan being able to teach Yvette the magic swordsman's training methods.

After all, most of the members of the Knights of the Eclipse are strange people, and it is normal for them to know some unusual training methods.

Faced with these words, Yvette did not speak, but looked at Timo silently.

Meeting Yvette's gaze, Dimo ​​also fell silent.

Because Dimo ​​knew why Yvette insisted on practicing as a magic swordsman.

It can be said that anyone present is qualified to stop Yvette from practicing as a magic swordsman, but he is not qualified.

"I'm going for a rest."

Finally, Yvette broke the silence. After saying a word, she went back to her room to rest.

Timo still sat in that position, speechless for a long time.

? ? ? ?

The next morning, it was time to go to the academy again.

Although she practiced swordsmanship very diligently in the past two days, Ninelli still had enough rest. She got up very early on the first day.

After washing up and having breakfast, Ryan said goodbye to Delly and Daisy, who was still in a low mood, and rode to the academy with Ninelli.

Because I got up very early today, the road is very quiet. The stalls in the market have just been set up, and the neighboring stall owners are chatting and laughing. The newsboy holds the newspaper and waits for the bell to ring before he starts shouting.

Such a scene will inevitably make people feel calm and comfortable.

Until Ryan rode his horse to the gate of Alcott College. Looking from a distance, Ryan suddenly noticed a burly figure on horseback and began to slow down his riding speed.

"Ryan, what's wrong?"

Sensing that Ryan was starting to slow down, Nenelli, who was sitting in Ryan's arms, couldn't help but raise her head and ask.

Ryan did not answer, but looked forward silently.

Nernelli followed Ryan's line of sight and spotted the burly figure. He was wearing heavy armor and no helmet. His face was very cold, like a general. At this time, he was looking at him with indifferent eyes. Ryan.

Nynaeli had never seen Timo, but she could see that the person who came was not good-natured. She looked up at Ryan in confusion again. Could it be that Ryan was causing trouble again?

Until Ryan came closer, Timo finally spoke:

"You are Captain Ryan, right?"

"It used to be, but not anymore."

Ryan smiled lightly and said in a relaxed tone, as if he was reminiscing with an old friend:

"Now I am just an ordinary butler, Marquis Otis."