The Savior from entry to escape

It’s okay to do nothing, and it’s okay to be natural.

Since Uesugi-sama came back, Maeda Toshiro hoped that such a peaceful and warm daily life would continue.

Uesugi, the judge of the gods, is a very active person, and he arranges the affairs in Honmaru in an orderly manner.I have my own rules of life, and I don't like to go out very much on weekdays.In my spare time, I have been reading books and writing a lot of notes at the same time.

Sometimes he was writing letters, sometimes he was sorting out Yin-Yang techniques, and most of the time there were things drawn on the scrap paper that he couldn't understand.

Although there are also some wonderful runes on the talisman paper of Onmyoji, Maeda Fujishiro knew that the god-inspector drew pictures of foreign lands.

Short knives also have the advantage of short knives. Out of the sense of responsibility of adults to children, Uesugi never lets short knives touch the kitchen——

Uesugi, who has seen too many sword men cooking and overturning cars, subconsciously thinks that this is the most dangerous place in the whole Honmaru.She is also not used to letting children do heavy work, even though they may be stronger than her.

"Children should live a happy life and have a carefree childhood." It's fun to play for a while, and it's always fun to play all the time.

Uesugi's simple and rude educational philosophy allowed the little short swordsmen to have a lot of time to do what they wanted to do besides going out to practice expeditions.

Maeda and Heino, compared with Yaken Goto and Fujishiro who grew up on the battlefield, the meaning of guarding is more than the meaning of actual combat.Maeda Fujishiro is often placed in the female dormitory.

Therefore, Maeda, who has a caring personality, has a lot of time to stay with the god judge and observe what the god judge is doing on weekdays.

If you don't read books, the judge will go to the courtyard to drink tea and chat with everyone.In fact, Uesugi-sama is a modest person most of the time, and he often says some interesting things to ease the atmosphere with everyone. Like Mr. Tsurumaru, he likes to joke, but it is surprisingly not annoying.

The emotions of anyone in this pill can be well taken care of.

Apart from reading, drinking tea and tending the garden, the inquisitor's favorite thing is to play games. If it's the weekend, sometimes he will play day and night without sleep.

This is what everyone in Honmaru is most worried about. If the lord’s rest time is as self-disciplined as working time, I’m afraid Mr. Hasebe won’t have to nudge her every weekend when he sees a psychiatrist who forgets to eat and sleep. Have a good rest.

He doesn't go out very much, and never mentions his past.

Maeda Toshiro unconsciously noticed these two points.

None of the letters written by the inquisitor were sent, and he never saw his friends except for the three days when he left alone.

He also didn't communicate with other god judges in the same period.

Paying attention to one's master is almost instinctive for swords.

For those who like it, it is natural to want to know the story of its past.

Of course, if it weren't for the narrator to take the initiative to tell, exploring the master's personal life is not what Token Fusangshin should do.

Maeda Toshiro has always been a good and sensible boy, all he can do is to suppress the doubts he wants to ask, and serve his master wholeheartedly.

—"Master, why are these letters not sent?"

Ranto Shiro found these letters when he was sorting out documents for Uesugi.

No information was filled in all the receiving addresses, and there was no name of the recipient, only the word 'Uesugi' was written neatly and neatly.

Some of them were probably drafts, and they were not put into the envelope. It can be seen that the greeting was just written in a proper manner, and then it was crossed out by the owner of the handwriting with a black pen.There are also some who can barely write a few words, but the black ink is smudged on it, and the specific content cannot be seen clearly.

These letters aroused Ranto Shiro's curiosity about the past of the god judge. Maybe every child who is super spoiled in the family can generally get more attention from the parents. The orange-haired dagger with the ponytail looks like a girl, Once acting coquettishly, Uesugi will generally allow anything.

Ranto Shiro saw that Uesugi didn't want to answer this question, so he hugged Uesugi's arm and shook it, dragged his voice, and said word by word in an innocent tone: "Let's talk—the master will tell others about himself occasionally. ?”

So vile.

With such an expression of admiration and anticipation, Uesugi has no strength to resist at all. If she refuses, wouldn't it show that she is a cruel person?

"Oh, this," Uesugi reluctantly took the letterhead, glanced at it, showing a nostalgic expression, "it's for my old friend."

"Uesugi-sama has written so many letters, so he should be a very good friend? Why not send it. I think he will miss Uesugi-sama very much."

Maeda Toshiro could see that Uesugi was very attentive when writing the letter, every word was upright and powerful, with straight strokes, completely different from the random scribbles in the report or application to the Tokaru Government.

Rantoshiro stretched out his fingers to support his smooth side face, nodded, thought for a while and then suddenly realized: "I know! It's the master and the master's friend who are having trouble!"

At this time, Uesugi just planned to fold the waste paper and throw it into the wastebasket. Hearing this, she felt a little funny again, and she corrected: "No, don't think too much about it."

"But you didn't say anything in the end." Ranto Shiro was obviously dissatisfied with Uesugi's perfunctory answer, he naturally squeezed into the same chair as Uesugi, and threatened Uesugi, "If the master doesn't say anything, I will mess up." .”

"Yes, yes, then, do you want to hear the truth or lies?" Uesugi verbally cooperated with Ranto Shiro, pretending to be scared, and planned to dispose of the letter paper in his hand.

The dagger relied on his skill and dexterity, and it was obvious that Uesugi would not return it to her without telling her.

"Listen." Almost immediately, Rantoshiro looked back at Uesugi with his sky-like blue eyes.

Uesugi showed an expression of [If I knew it would be like this, I wouldn’t ask you to help me organize it]: "The lie is that they are not in this world anymore. The truth is... I don’t know either."

The lighting of the castle tower is actually very good. When Uesugi is not playing games, the windows are open.

She squinted her eyes under the light, rubbed her temples, and sighed in distress and said, "It's not perfunctory, I almost can't remember their faces, and I don't even know if they are still alive. How can you write down your address accurately?"

She finally got her letter back from the hands of the naughty dagger.

Ranto Shiro's most impressive sentence was the exclamation of the last judge.

"Fate repeats, the world is really impermanent."

If Minamoto Raimitsu, who often saw Uesugi putting on airs in Heiankyo, heard this sentence, he would know that she was bluffing again without looking at Uesugi's expression.

A kid like Ran and Hirano would believe it.

Sure enough, it is still not deep in the world.

The author has something to say:

A child who is too sensible like Maeda may not really attract attention, but fortunately, the judges are good people full of love.

"For a long time, I will serve you" is really heartbreaking.

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Today is a little later than usual... because I overslept.

Last night, the bell rang fiercely at midnight, and a few people I knew called me to ask me where I was, but they didn't tell me the reason. They were suspicious and didn't sleep well all night.