Doing Something with my ‘Angel’ Little Sister in Another World

>Delica made a fist and nodded strongly.

I couldn’t think of any other good idea for her to go outside safely.
Let’s throw this problem at Gill for now.

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「I see… But, forget about going outside.
There’s nothing good outside.
More importantly, you should thank your parents for being able to live comfortably inside this town」

When Gill came here to the vacant lot, Delica told him what happened and asked him to accompany her to go outside, but he refused.
Well, he has a point.
Delica couldn’t even argue with him.

「But, Delica jou-chan, if you want to show your dignity as a boss, there’s a quicker way, you know?」

*/Jou-chan / ojou-chan is used to address a little missy

「Eh? Really!?」

Then, Gill replied while showing his arm muscle.

「It’s simple.
You just have to train your body.
If you’re stronger than Lang, you can show him you’re the boss.
It doesn’t matter anymore if he saw a goblin or even orcs, right?」

Hooー
Power is Justice, huh.
Well, Gill might be right.
I didn’t realize it at all because I lived a peaceful life until now.
Come to think of it, the Wolf Team was always strolling (patrolling) around the town, but haven’t done any sword training or something that children might like.
It was really a peaceful children organization.

「Gill oji-san, you’re a genius! So, what kind of training can I do to get stronger?」

「If there’s a wood stick or something, I can teach you the basics of swordsmanship.
I might be old now, but when I was young, I used to peddle from town to town without hiring adventurers to escort me, you know?」

Gill laughed as he said that.

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After that, all of the Moonlight Wolf Team members looked to Gill as their sword trainer.
He taught simple movements to swing a sword.

In the end, Lang also participated in the sword training.
Delica and Lang’s sword skill was pretty much the same; they ended up at a similar level.
Therefore, there was no case of power harassment in which Delica unilaterally beat Lang and showed him she was the boss.

And because they were busy competing their skill, it seemed that they completely forgot about going outside the town.
They really were good children.

Perhaps Gill had predicted it so he taught them sword, but I didn’t bother to ask him.

By the way, I also tried to learn how to swing a sword, but I felt like it didn’t go as smooth as learning magic.
Well, I’m good as long as I can protect myself with magic though.

And by the way, Nicola just watched us while eating snacks.
She didn’t even touch the stick.