My twin sister was taken in as a miko, and I was thrown away, but maybe I am the miko.

“Don’t be violent, it’s no good.”

“Guru Guru Guru (I didn’t want to put it on my back…)”

“But you were careful when you put it down.”

　I can’t help but say that when I hear Rulmar’s words. I wish I could lower it a little more carefully.

“Gurguru…(Be careful next time)”

　Lulmar was a little depressed after being warned.

　Maybe it was after Rulmar was warned by me, but Reimer and the others were putting down the beastmen a little more carefully. There are only four beastmen brought by Reimer and his friends.

　There were five of us, all adults, including Gaius.

　I wonder if a small number of people brought tribute to the griffon. In any case, why did Gaius come with him even though he was the only child?

　By the way, they all had wolf ears and tails. One of them had similar features and fur to Gaius, so I think that person might be Gaius’s father.

　Gaius’ father looked stunned when he saw me, the griffons, and Seafo, then stood up with a sharp look on his face and asked.

“Griffon-sama, why were we brought here? We are honored to have been allowed to step into Griffon-sama’s nest. Has my son, who is standing by my side, done something wrong?I will accept any punishment, so please help my son.”

“Hard…”

　I couldn’t help but mutter.

　Because it’s hard. His tone and attitude are stiff. It’s very smart.

　I knew from Gaius’ story that gryphons were considered gods, but I was surprised that he was treating them like this.

　Also, it seems like Gaius, who is here, caused something and the griffons are under the impression that they were brought here as a result… In fact, I was the one who did it. I have to apologize for making Gaius’s ears and tail as fluffy as I can.

　Hearing my murmur, Gaius’s father-like person keeps me in his sight.

“I’m Lelunda.”

　I first say hello to Gaius’s father.

　Gaius’ father is silent. It’s not like he’s ignoring it, it’s just that he’s having trouble dealing with it.

　Gaius was also surprised that I was here, and I think he was probably wondering why a human child would be here.

　But for now, let me say what I want to say. With that in mind, I continued to speak.

“Gaius, father?”

“…Certainly, I am Gaius’s father, but you…”

“Gaius, father, I’m sorry.”

　I’ll apologize in advance. I did something to your son. It was my first time meeting a beastman, and I really didn’t know anything about it.

　Will you forgive me?

“…What is that an apology for?”

“Gaius, fluff, I did it.”

　Gaius’ father looked at Gaius in confusion, perhaps confused by the apology.

　He seems to be asking for an explanation.

“Well, Dad, when I heard the song, Lelunda and Skyhorse were there. Lelunda was petting me…or rather, I was brought here…Also, I didn’t do anything wrong. No!”

　Gaius desperately speaks. However, Gaius’s father looked troubled as if he didn’t understand Gaius’ explanation. Both of them looked exactly the same, confused.

　I think it’s parent and child.

　Gaius’ father looks at me this time.

“Lelunda, can I ask you for an explanation?”

　Even if it was called an explanation, it was nothing more than what Gaius had just said. What should I explain?

　If you nod, Gaius’ father will ask you.

“Why are you here, even though you’re a human?”

“We’re all family. This is home.”

“…Do you live here?”

“yes”

“Why is Gaius here?”

“I’m lost. That’s why I called you all God.”

“What brought us here?”

“Gaius, I’m lost. I hope we can meet up.”

　When I said that, Gaius’s father and the other beastmen both made thoughtful gestures. I wonder what happened when it stuck. I was just stating the facts.

“Gaius, Gaius’s fathers, what’s wrong?”

“…Just like me, you’re just frozen in shock. I still don’t understand a lot of things, either.”

“Is that so?”