The Hero’s Brother Is Bound To Be Depressed chapter 183

183 – Conflict

Thanks to the intense body reconciliation early in the morning, I felt tiredness weighing down my entire body.

As if it showed on her face, Luna, who had just returned from her shower, sat beside her with her worried face on her face. She smelled fragrant.

“Lo, Ross… Are you okay?”

In the morning, she looked full of sadness and awkwardness, but now Luna was a lovely and cute lover as usual. Feeling happy with Luna by my side was a priority for me.

“It’s okay. I have something in store for times like this.”

“Huh?”

With an expression of reassurance, I took out a red potion bottle from the space storage. It was a fatigue reliever that Rosalyn sent me out of the blue during vacation. I put it in a space warehouse with the thought that I will use it someday. It’s just the right situation to use.

“It’s the anti-fatigue medicine that Rosalyn-senpai prepared for me.”

As soon as I emptied the potion bottle, my body fatigue disappeared in an instant along with a refreshing feeling.

As I smiled with satisfaction, Luna, who was watching me, let out a sigh of relief and gently hugged her in my arms.

Obviously I was the only one who took the anti-fatigue pills, but somehow Luna looks so energetic that she doesn’t feel the slightest bit of fatigue.

Luna made eye contact with me and whispered with her lovely smile.

“Ross, I love you so much. I will love you forever.”

“… It seems that the check has been done correctly.”

When I lightly kissed her lips, Luna smiled brightly. Her figure was so cute that I unconsciously stroked Luna’s concave back hair. It was so strange that it was concave.

According to her Luna, when she was little, her mother tried to make her a pretty back of her head for Luna, her only daughter among her children. I’m not sure if her efforts paid off, but her concave back hair was one of Luna’s many attractive points.

“Let’s wake up now.”

She still has an hour or so before the game starts, but it’s easy for Luna to start talking to her Ellie now.

She headed straight to the arena with Luna. When I opened the door to the waiting room and entered, Ellie was sitting in her seat. Ellie, who grinned at me and showed her teeth, quickly hardened her expression at the sight of Luna following her.

After looking up and down at Luna, Ellie turned her attention to Luna.

“… Are you here to cheer?”

Luna responded in a soft voice to Ellie’s voice, which seemed a bit sharp.

“That’s true…. I have something to show you, Ellie.”

“To me?”

Ellie slightly raised her eyes with her puzzled expression, and Luna nodded her head vigorously.

“I have something else to say.”

There was silence in the waiting room for a while. Somehow, as if they were glaring at each other, I, who was caught in the middle, scratched my head in silence.

Ellie stared at her Luna for a moment, then twitched the corner of her mouth on one side of her.

“Okay. Ross, would you like to go out for a minute?”

At Ellie’s words, she turned her head to Luna and sent her gaze asking if it was okay, Luna smiled and nodded her head. At the order to leave, I opened the door and left the waiting room.

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The two of them didn’t take their eyes off each other until the moment Ross opened the door and walked out.

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Noticing that the way she was looking at herself was different from before, Ellie crossed her legs with her funny expression to catch her momentum.

“So, what do you want to show me?”

Despite Ellie’s rude attitude towards her lowly person, Luna held out her notebook in her left hand with her relaxed smile.

“This is it. I created a new type of detection magic for her to use in her second game, Labyrinth.”

After accepting the book at Luna’s explanation, Ellie examined the contents. Ellie, who had been looking at the book with a laughable expression, gradually hardened her expression. She closed the book and glared at Luna with a cool expression.

As if expecting that reaction, Luna tilted her head slightly with a soft smile.

“How is it?”

The sound of grinding teeth echoed through the waiting room. Suppressing the urge to tear the book right now, Ellie asked in a low voice.

“… Why do you think this magic is mixed with some of my synthesis magic?”

At Ellie’s point, Luna blinked her eyes and answered in a playful voice.

“Right. Do you understand without explaining? It’s a magic that Ellie made inspired by the magic she showed in her first game. I added the synthetic magic formula to the existing guidance magic to amplify the effect.”

At Luna’s explanation, Ellie lowered her gaze for a moment, then she raised her head again and smiled.

“He made magic like this for me… thank you. In the effort to create magic that he himself would not even be able to use.”

At Ellie’s obvious ridicule, Luna smiled lightly and said mildly.

“No. You don’t have to thank me. It helped Ross, and I will be able to use this magic better thanks to Ellie.”

“You?”

Ellie burst out laughing and said while touching her mouth.

“Composite magic is not something anyone can use just by knowing the formula. It is a method of finely adjusting the mana from where the spell continues, and combining it with other magic spells exquisitely. A slight twist can lead to an accident… Not even the Ministry of Magic, you say you can?”

Ellie gave her suspicious glance, and Luna nodded her head with a mmm.

“Yes.”

Seeing Luna smile as if telling her not to worry, Ellie kicked off her chair and stood up.

“Don’t lie!”

Ellie screamed loudly as if in a fit and glared at Luna. But Luna was laughing silently. It’s like her taunting herself. Ellie clenched her fists.

“Can I show you?”

“What… ?”

“A more efficient, faster way.”

After saying that, Luna slowly moved her arm. Tapping her leather bracelet on her left wrist, something in her popped out of her bracelet. She was a piece of paper that looked like something you could tear and wrap around in a notebook.

“The solution to the problem is simple. All you have to do is combine the spell with the scroll of synthesis magic that you made in advance.”

Ellie didn’t take her eyes off the paper in Luna’s hand. It is not parchment. Was it a lie too? Ellie tried to point that out, but her Luna acted faster.

As Luna demonstrated, she used the magic recorded in her book that she showed Ellie. The paper in her hand lost its shape and crumbled like ashes, and a huge flow of magical power pierced the waiting room and spread.

“How is it?”

There was a hint of mockery in Luna’s smile as she demanded her appreciation of her own magic. Ellie gritted her teeth.

“Yeah, sure it would be safe that way. However… To say it’s efficient while using scrolls that cost a few gold per spell is a bit… Is it funny? It doesn’t matter if you want to spend money…….”

Her accusing Ellie, as if to push Luna to think she had made a mistake, blurted out her words as she silently tapped her bracelet and continued to pull out her scroll.

“There seems to be a misunderstanding. The scrolls I make only cost the price of paper.”

To Luna’s words, Ellie responded in a fit of raspy voice.

“Don’t be ridiculous! Do you think such a lie will work? There is no such scroll anywhere in the world!”

“Right. It’s nowhere. So you said that? I said I made it.”

At Luna’s shameless appearance, Ellie smiled and asked.

“You? By what means?”

“Ross gave me a present. Even if it’s not parchment, I can make it on any paper as long as I can write on it.”

As if to check, Luna held out the paper she had taken out. Receiving it, Ellie confirmed that she was not really parchment, but ordinary paper with synthetic magic spells drawn on it.

“Such, such a thing… why… Barely, for you….”

“Something like me… ?”

Luna’s voice changed. A low voice full of gloom. Not only that, but she had a creepy-sounding echo. However, Ellie moistened her dry lips and glared at Luna with ferocious eyes to keep up with her momentum.

Seeing that gaze, Luna just smiles as gently as an adult dealing with an immature child.

“For me, who will spend my whole life loving and loving Ross, I don’t say ‘someone else’… ?”

At her teaching voice, Ellie involuntarily took a step closer to her Luna. She bit her lips and squeezed the emotions she had suppressed into every word.

“You stole my childhood friend Ross, and now you steal my magic as well?”

Looking straight into Luna’s eyes as she stared at herself, Ellie added with her smile.

“b*tch thief.”

Luna didn’t say anything at Ellie’s words. After looking at each other for a moment, as if having a snowball fight, Luna suddenly giggled.

“To see me as a thief… You are too shameless.”

“What?”

When Ellie glared at her incredulously, Luna tilted her head with an innocent expression.

“Then, what should we call someone who forcibly kissed someone else’s boyfriend?”

Ellie bit her lip without saying a word to her. Luna, puffing out her cheeks slightly, looked straight at Ellie and asked.

“Do you really think I stole Ross?”

When Ellie glared at her without answering, Luna said in a strange voice with her gentle smile.

“This is strange…. Ross says he’s never dated anyone other than me. It certainly didn’t belong to anyone….”

Luna muttered softly as if in a whisper, then rolled up the sleeve of her school uniform and carefully stroked the inside of her right arm. As if responding to her touch, a mark that Ellie knew clearly appeared on Luna’s forearm.

At the beginning of the semester. It was a trace of contraceptive magic learned in a s*x education class for female students. Realizing the meaning of that, Ellie twisted her face.

“Yes, you… mine….”

To Ellie, who muttered as if she were spitting out fragmented words, Luna spoke in an extremely friendly voice.

“I also had Ross’s first one.”