I don't want to be an elf!

After all, Nigolan is busy taking care of the children, doing laundry, cooking, and housework all day long, while the other underage Golden Fairies are not very interested in reading. Among the adult Golden Fairies, only Nephren occasionally comes to the library to see what is worth reading.

But ever since William arrived, the library lights have almost never been turned off.

There is a lot of information about the Golden Fairies here. To be a competent manager, it is only natural to understand the race you are in charge of.

Sitting on a bench in the library, William looked at the materials in his hands, seemingly studying diligently as always.

However, today his eyes kept glancing at Tohka Yatogami not far away.

William wasn't actually that surprised by this guy's presence here.

Although she certainly didn't seem like the type to come to the library, after being accepted into the Fourth Fairy Warehouse, she would occasionally come with William to learn about various things related to the Golden Fairies.

This is a good thing.

William had no objection to this.

only......

"Can she even understand it?"

As an ancient human from five hundred years ago, when William awoke from his petrification, he couldn't understand what the people around him were saying.

Five hundred years is enough time for a language to undergo tremendous changes.

Especially in an era when humans have perished and orcs reign supreme.

If it weren't for the [Language Conversion] talisman, he would never have been able to master the language and writing of this world.

As for Yatogami Tohka?

In his mind, Yatogami Tohka was already somewhat connected to the Demon King clan, and given that she had lost her memory, it was impossible to know how much common sense she still possessed.

After spending a week together, William had gotten to know her a little better.

In some ways, she lacked even more common sense than William, from small things like fire-making skills to big things like racial distinctions.

However, in some ways, she is surprisingly more common-sense than anyone else. For example, when she sees Chtholly holding hands with him, she covers her face and pretends not to see anything.

Although she can understand what others are saying, whether she can recognize written characters is another matter entirely.

In this world, there are many orcs who can only hear and speak, but cannot write or read.

However, she has been here for several days, so she should be able to read, right?

If language and writing are both part of Tohka Yatogami's "common sense," does this mean that she had already lived in this world for a period of time before she lost her memory?

While William was wildly imagining things, Yatogami Tohka was still diligently gathering information about the Golden Fairy.

But if she knew what William was thinking right now, she would definitely think he was overthinking things.

The reason she can communicate with the inhabitants of this world and understand written language is not because she has lived in this world, but because of the convenience provided by the system.

In each new world, the system automatically teaches her the local language and script.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have been able to move freely in the previous world.

"William, have you read this book?" Tohka Yatogami suddenly turned her head, startling William so much that he quickly looked away.

But after realizing that she was asking him a question, William had to look in her direction again.

He appeared very guilty and suspicious.

"Ahem, let me see."

William coughed twice and looked at the book in her hand.

It was an old book, titled "The Growth Record of a Golden Fairy." As the name suggests, it recorded the growth of a normal golden fairy and some basic knowledge about this race.

“I haven’t read this one yet,” William said. “Is there a problem?”

"Yes, I'm still in the juvenile stage, and there's one thing I just can't figure out."

"Perhaps I can explain what your question is?"

"It is said here that some of the young forms of the Gold Fairies will experience 'Omen Dreams' during their growth, which means they dream of being in places they have never been before, talking to people they have never met, or doing things they have never done before," said Tohka Yatogami. "This is also known as Personality Disorder, which is the initial beginning of the erosion of the past life, and it is also an important moment for the Gold Fairy's 'Talent Blossoms'."

Upon hearing information he had never heard of before, William immediately began to think.

"What does 'only then can it bloom' mean?"

"The book says that not every Gold Fairy has the talent to use Relic Weapons. Only after their talent blossoms, that is, after they have had a dream of omen, can they be qualified to use Relic Weapons," Yatogami Tohka continued to explain.

“I see. I thought every Golden Fairy could use relic weapons. It seems I misunderstood.” William nodded slightly. “But what is your question?”

"Look, there are more than ten juvenile Gold Fairies in the Fourth Fairy Warehouse, but only five adult Gold Fairies, right?"

"That's right."

"So, some of the Golden Fairies' talents won't blossom, right?"

As Yatogami Tohka posed one question after another, William's brows gradually furrowed.

He keenly sensed something was amiss, but couldn't quite put his finger on what it was.

So he straightened his posture and listened attentively to Tohka Yatogami's words.

This guy, despite lacking common sense, also has the ability to see things from strange angles.

At the same time, it is also a problem that normal people often overlook.

This time, perhaps it will be the same.

"Ctholly should have told you that none of her peers who died in battle are among the Gold Fairies of her generation. In other words, among the Gold Fairies of her generation, only Ctholly, Esther, Nephren, and two other people can bloom."

Yatogami Tohka scratched her head in distress and asked in confusion, "Then, where were those golden fairies whose talents didn't blossom sent?"

Upon hearing this, William frowned.

An ominous premonition arose in my heart.

Yes, what became of those golden fairies whose talents never blossomed?

As this question arose in his mind, the joy he had experienced while spending time with Chtholly vanished completely.

Instead, he was overwhelmed by the immense fear brought to him by the cruel monster called 'reality'.

Looking into Tohka Yatogami's innocent eyes, his Adam's apple bobbed violently, unsure how to respond.

The Golden Fairy was used as a weapon.

This is why this floating island is called Fairy Warehouse, rather than Fairy Land.

Whether it's Chtholly, Etheria, or Nephren, they are all weapons used by the military to fight the Sixth Beast.

So, what should be done with substandard weapons?

"I'm sorry, Tohka, I don't know the answer to that question either."

He put down the documents in his hand, his eyes filled with a frighteningly gloomy expression.

"So, I'm going to ask them now."

Chapter Seventeen: The Golden Fairies Who Were Sent Away

Induction successful.

The moment William pushed open the door and stepped out, a cunning smile, as if he had just planned everything, appeared on the girl's lips.

Although no one saw it, she quickly raised her book to cover her mouth to prevent her persona from collapsing.

"What a hassle," the girl thought to herself. "I want to say something, but I can only guide him step by step because of my character. Fortunately, William has seen a lot and was able to quickly understand what I wanted to say, otherwise the first step of the plan would have been delayed for a long time."

As someone whose intelligence ranks last among the ten elf girls, "idiot" is the most fitting word to describe Yatogami Tohka.

As the best example of a naive and innocent girl, she would never think of any problem in a dark or cruel direction.

However, the girl was not actually Tohka Yatogami; she was merely playing a role.

Due to her established persona, she couldn't directly express her thoughts; she could only guide others step by step towards her own ideas through subtle manipulation.

She needs someone to speak up for her.

A voice that allows her plan to begin.

And within the entire Fourth Fairy Warehouse, there was no better candidate than William.

To complete the main quest and become the princess of the Golden Fairy, as well as the side quest to grant the Golden Fairy equal rights with other races, the first thing to do is not to cover up the conflict, but to provoke it.

Because the Golden Fairies are too simple-minded, they don't understand this world, and they even know very little about the truth of their own race, it is impossible to incite them to rebel.

Therefore, in order to achieve her goal, the girl must first bring the conflict that everyone else is ignoring to the forefront.

Make the Golden Fairies confront the unequal treatment their race receives.

The first issue the girl chose to escalate the conflict was the "Talent Blossom" of the young Golden Fairy.

It's an obvious problem, but no one mentions it in the original work.

William in the original story was the same, except that he was busy saving the adult Golden Fairy and didn't have time to focus on the growth of the young Golden Fairy. A person's energy is limited, and there's nothing that can be done about it.

So, the girl decided to give him a push.

Sure enough, with just a slight mention, William's righteous spirit, that of a former aspiring hero, was reignited.

Seeing that William had started to act, she put down her book and quickly followed.

"William, where are you going?" Tohka Yatogami asked knowingly.

“Go find Nigolan,” William replied in a deep voice. “She’s been here for a while now, she must know something.”

At the mansion, after asking the children about Nigolan's whereabouts, the two quickly arrived at her bedroom.

William knocked on the door, and Nigolan's voice came through shortly afterward.

"Please come in."

Upon entering, I saw Nigoran and Chtholly together.

Both women were holding needles, thread, and unfinished fabrics, suggesting that Chtholly was taking some time to participate in a bride training program with Nigoran.

“Nigolan, I have something I want to ask you,” William said, getting straight to the point.

“This seems like a serious problem.” Nigolan noticed the seriousness in his tone. “What happened?”

"I've just noticed something, Chtholly. Could you please step outside for a moment?"