Chapter 39: Back Home
After we stayed at Speranza for one night, we were finally ready to teleport back home, to End Town.
Just like before, we all gathered outside as a group, gave our farewells to the innkeeper Doris, and casted teleport to the gates of End Town.
Once we appeared right at the gates, both Harvey and Thomas rushed to the front to show their credentials. However, contrary to the other cities, the guards at End Town saw us appear right in front of them and greeted us with open arms.
"Ichiro, you are back!" exclaimed one of the guards, making both knights turn around with an unamused expression. But of course they wouldn't be startled by that, since they were pretty used to seeing me teleport from time to time.
As we entered the town, we started to get swarmed and surrounded by the villagers. Not in a bad way, they were simply happy to see us return safely, and since lots of people were gathering around us, I told them to gather everyone at the town's center at night so we could have a party.
First, we needed to leave all of their bags and stuff in my house, but as soon as that thought crossed my mind, I realized that my house was not nearly big enough to hold all of these people.
As soon as we got to my humble but cozy home, I had to ask the rest of the group to wait for a few hours while I remodeled the place. Thankfully, Yoru told me telepathically that he could show the town to the group while Vespera and I did our job.
As they left with Yoru leading their sightseeing trip, we began our home remodeling. First we needed more rooms, at least three of them, one for each of the maids and one for the princess. Since the young Lord Reinar would be joining us a month later, I decided we should build his room too.
For both Harvey and Thomas, I chose to build an annex to my house. Basically, it was a smaller house connected to mine with all of the appliances and rooms they would need. Since they were only going to stay there until the knights barracks were built, I thought it would be fine to have a guest home, in case I had more visitors in the future.