Going to Another World on Your Own! ～a Story That Begins With a Not-so-sweet Upbringing

an.”

Sebas urged him to the back.

He stood in front of the massive door.

He knocked on the door.

“Come in.”

He heard a short child’s voice.

“Excuse me.”

The door opened and there stood the Fifth Prince Fleue, with the light from the window as a backdrop.

From the silhouette, Tauro could immediately see that Prince Fleue had elven blood in his veins.

His ears were pointy.

The only difference was that he was chubby, unlike the image of a normal elf.

“You really are a child.
How old are you?”

As soon as he entered the room, the prince asked him with an arrogant attitude.

“I’m ten.”

Tauro replied, thinking that this might not be his type of person to instruct.

“You’re three years younger than me.”

In this situation, Tauro was relentlessly unforgiving.

He put up with all the things the prince had to say and when it was time to teach him how to play Reversi, Tauro beat him to a pulp.

It was childish, but he was a child, so he should be forgiven.

Tauro’s inner thoughts aside, the prince couldn’t win no matter how many times he tried, which made him look like he was about to cry.

Tauro guessed his subjects usually lose.

“You’re too strong, I’ve hardly ever lost! What kind of tricks did you use?”

He wanted to say that it was cheating.

He couldn’t make the prince cry, so he told him he had a trick.

“That’s how you defeated the Prime Minister, Barriera?”

He overheard the other day’s match.

“I couldn’t believe my ears when I heard that the Prime Minister, who had defeated me, had lost, but I guess there is such a technique!”

It seems that the Prime Minister was the one who gave the prince one of his few losses.

Tauro understood that he was a man who had no mercy for children, just like what happened the other day.

“Okay, Satou.
I want to win Barriera, teach me how!”

The prince, who had been arrogant at first, was now in a better mood, though his language remained the same.

Apparently, it was good that he didn’t adjust it.

“All right, let’s win against the Prime Minister!”

An adult who is merciless to a child is an enemy and the two of them hit it off.