How to Get My Husband on My Side

Izek looked at him blankly. He wanted to talk to him first unlike his younger brother, Andymion.

“I just found a suspicious woman in District C. She looks like a poacher… “

“The poachers are roaming around in this season?”

“She was unconscious. I don’t know if her friends left her or what. Anyway, I woke her up and she’s talking nonsense.”

“What nonsense?”

“I don’t know. It sounds like gibberish, but it’s also a little weird. She mentioned seeing a big raccoon, the raccoon ate her colleagues. And, a Griffin who was playing with a blonde witch… would you like to take a look?”

“Wow, a good harvest.”

Taking advantage of the brief pause in the pouring rain, a forest with hazelnut trees and raspberry bushes came into view.

While Popo and I were diligently collecting fruits, Griffin sat in the bushes and ripped off a chunk of meat that he had brought as its lunch box.

“Look, who are they?”

“Po, po, po.”

“Are they your friends? Hello?”

As I waved my hand warmly, the monster shyly swung behind the tree… must be another raccoon monster, but it still waved its arms. While staying here for a few days, my friend circle seemed to have gotten bigger.

I walked barefoot since I lost my shoes, but I’d gotten quite used to it too.

Still, I was really surprised when a basilisk with a big apple popped out of the bushes.

For your information, the apple was very delicious. Popo and Griffin were stuck next to me except for a brief time, and other monsters also alternatively pestered us. It was funny, but it felt like the monsters had come on hearing rumours about me.

And the hypothesis that Popo was unusual or that I was unusual, was later confirmed. Rudbeckia in the original book had this ability, but it was unclear whether no one knew or if something happened when my soul entered her.

It was dangerous from what I’d seen so far. They were more docile to me, and I didn’t feel any threat or fear. Although Popo seemed worried that I might be scared when I saw him gulping people. I just closed my eyes and turned my head, so I compromised by pretending I didn’t see.

It didn’t occur to me that it was horrible.

Popo was definitely a monster, and they illegally hunted and sold monsters.

They were poachers.

it was

fainted, but I don’t know what happened after Griffin took her out. Even if Griffin had shown mercy, it

go back to the cave. It looks

“Po.”

Griffin puffed up and

the cave was because of what the poachers said before they died. There were a lot of Paladins around, and they wouldn’t come to this cave… because of the lizard cub that lived here

for me, but I was just

full-fledged search to find me. If someone

lost, everyone would have thought the same…

Maybe my husband…

well, he was

“Po, po.”

arms and pulled me. I must have looked down again. Good boy. Haa, should

rights and security, no matter how much wealth I ran away with, I would become a prey to the

hide safely was the monastery, but Cesare

the benefits of civilization, it may be one way to

of creatures yet, and we

a massive witch hunt

my fate

“Purung…”

becoming a female Tarzan, Griffin, who was burping vigorously after ripping off all the horse ribs, suddenly flapped

poachers show

with bated breath, I heard

six cavalry appeared beyond the misty forest road, I thought they might be Paladins for a moment. But fortunately, they weren’t

“Grrrrrr…”

it were saying something. Popo, on the other hand, was frozen motionless. It felt different from staying still when poachers showed

was afraid of

know why it was afraid of the Durahan when it gulped down a human man armed

other hand, the Griffin, whose staple food is horse meat, was

if Basilisk or other raccoon monsters were around. What was

and Griffin’s new reaction made me start

something toward the basket of leaves on the floor. The helmet landed at my feet. I was shocked. It was creepy

“AHHH!”

Then, it grabbed Popo’s ear with its two front feet and started running fast! This was the moment when my soul

course, the Durahans didn’t just stare blankly

and they were chasing us in a terrifying manner. It almost seemed as if they were skating, and not

horses made shudders run down my spine.

“Aaaaaaaaaaaah!”

entrance. Griffin literally landed as if he had been sliding and dropped down

the cave entrance, Griffin took the lead with a whistling cry. Finally, the endless slope stopped and we

with my legs stretched out on a pile of stones for a