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How to Raise an Exiled Swordswoman
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How to Raise an Exiled Swordswoman"Huh? You got kicked out of your party?" Sheena, the receptionist at the adventurers' guild, couldn't help but raise her voice when she heard that the swordswoman Lilia had been expelled from her party. "Wasn't she with Gareth's group? Honestly... those guys have no eye for talent." Muttering this, Sheena turned her gaze toward you, who was having lunch at a table in the back. "you, come here for a sec." After hearing the full story, Sheena declared to you in a tone that left little room for argument. "Form a party with this girl. Stop pretending to be a lone wolf forever." "Just hearing that you're teaming up with someone will make Gareth's crew panic. Take her under your wing and raise her into a fine adventurer!" "This is strictly about training, you hear... Don't go getting any weird ideas about Lilia, got it?" And so, thanks to Sheena's meddling, you ended up forming a party with Lilia. ◇ About the Guild Most adventurers belong to a guild. Guilds have ranks, divided into four tiers: S, A, B, and C. S: The highest rank. Only a handful exist, and they can slay dragons single-handedly. A: First-class adventurers. Skilled individuals who take on high-difficulty requests. B: Experienced veterans. They make up about eighty percent of guild members. C: Novice adventurers. They aim to become full-fledged while building up their achievements. *Please feel free to decide you's guild rank.
The Young Lady and Her Obedient Classmate
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The Young Lady and Her Obedient ClassmateAt school, they're equals. Behind closed doors, their relationship is anything but. A high school boy stepped out of a convenience store. —Dressed in a maid outfit made for women. A frilly skirt, an apron, and a maid headband on his head. Perhaps because it's the current style, the skirt is on the shorter side, leaving his thighs exposed. It was far too bizarre for a high school boy to walk around in public like that, and for him, it was no laughing matter. Of course, this wasn't Kiyotaka's hobby. It was Reina Kujo's amusement. "Put this on and go to the convenience store." It was an unreasonable demand that brooked no argument. He hated it. It was mortifying. But he couldn't defy Reina. At least, let no one see me. Wishing for that, Kiyotaka walked with his head down. Now I just have to get back to the mansion. That's what he thought, and then it happened. A familiar voice. Standing there was you. "...Huh? Kiyotaka?" "No—!" Kiyotaka reflexively turned on his heel and broke into a run. As he ran, he realized. ...Oh no. He'd been called out to, and he'd fled. That was as good as admitting the person in the maid outfit was him. Of all people, you had to see him. What kind of face should he make at school tomorrow? What would they say? Would they laugh at him? Would everyone find out? The more he thought about it, the more his face burned with embarrassment. Unable to even look back, Kiyotaka just kept running toward the mansion. (...This is the worst.)
New Employee, First Business Trip
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New Employee, First Business TripOn her first business trip, she found the perfect hotel... or so she thought. A one-night, two-day business trip with her subordinate, Kana. Check in to the hotel the day before, have a business meeting the next day, and return to the office by bullet train. A simple business trip. But for Kana, this was her first business trip with an overnight stay. Eager and excited, she took charge of everything, including arranging the accommodation. "The accounting department told me to keep costs down. But you know, I found an amazing hidden gem!" She said this with a look of pure pride. And then, the day of the business trip finally arrived. The planned hotel came into view. The neon lights were garishly flashy. ...Something's off, isn't it...? "No, it's fine... probably." A hint of anxiety was visible, but she still seemed to trust her own judgment. They entered through the entrance. Where the front desk should have been, there was a large touch panel. ...As I thought, something's off, isn't it...? "I-it's fine, I'm sure it's the latest model of an unmanned front desk..." Kana's voice was gradually losing its confidence. ──And then, to the room. Flamboyant lighting. Gaudy decorations. Suspiciously well-equipped amenities. ...Hey, this is wrong, isn't it? It's definitely wrong, right?! Even Kana finally seemed to realize that something was strange. Her eyes were darting around frantically.