Travel to another world and become a monster messenger

When the teacher slowly lowered her head, Alyssa waved her hands hurriedly: "How can it be... Actually, I should be the one to say thank you. I fell there because I lost my memory, and you helped me."

"Oh my, I was just doing the normal thing. I was really shocked when I found you lying on the ground in the park."

While drinking steaming coffee, the teacher recalled what happened that day.

It was in the park near this facility. Alyssa collapsed there. The teacher happened to be passing by, found her, and took her to the facility.

She appeared unharmed, just unconscious. She woke up a few days later but could not remember anything except her name, Alyssa.

Where did Alyssa come from and why did she fall down in that place?

Although the teacher consulted the police, no request was made to find her. Although she also went to see a doctor, she was diagnosed as completely normal.

Anyway, Alyssa decided to stay in this facility until her memories came back. The children were very happy to have a new member.

Then, a few months passed quickly. There was still no information about Alyssa. The teacher thought that she might not even have a birth certificate. After all, such cases were not uncommon.

“I’m sorry, I still can’t remember anything…”

"It doesn't matter. There's no point in being anxious. The result won't be good."

Facing Alyssa who lowered her head, the teacher smiled and answered. Although she was a little worried, the teacher didn't care much.

"There is one more thing I want to tell you. Even if your memory is restored, you will not change as a member of our family. Please remember this."

"……OK."

Alyssa's tears flowed down under the gentle advice of the teacher, who kept stroking her head gently until she stopped crying.

As the kids woke up from their nap and started playing happily outside again, another regular visitor arrived.

"Hello."

"Oh, Tian Ying. Welcome."

The teacher greeted Tian Ying with a smile when she came after school.

“Alyssa has also fully recovered. Thanks to the children and Tian Ying.”

“No, no, no… Because it was the teacher who rescued and took care of me.”

When Tian Ying put down her schoolbag and said, the teacher shook her head: "You were the first one to talk to her. You comforted Alyssa, who had just lost her memory and was depressed. Then the children also began to communicate with her slowly...see."

The teacher walked to the window and motioned for Tian Ying to look outside. There was the usual scene of children playing around Alyssa. Although she looked a little tired and bored, she still looked very happy.

then--

"Tian Ying!"

Alyssa noticed Tian Ying's presence, and her face brightened. Then she waved her arms vigorously, as if urging him to come over quickly.

“Look, she’s calling you. Go.”

“Oh, okay…”

Tian Ying walked out in confusion, and the children and Alyssa gathered around. Alyssa held Tian Ying's hand, and his face turned red. The children looked at this scene and laughed mischievously.

This is also one of the daily scenes that has been added recently.

“It’s great to be young…”

Looking at the children and boys and girls playing in the yard, the teacher smiled with satisfaction.

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"Hello, please take care of me today."

A few days later, Alyssa brought her children to the Civic Center to attend a meeting between children and the elderly at the facility.

After entering the venue, I found that there were more elderly people participating than I had expected, and they all had expectant expressions. After the children greeted the children, they walked towards the elderly in groups.

Some were using crutches, some were in wheelchairs, and some were energetic grandparents. In addition to reading picture books, they also played mobile games together, and recently, they enthusiastically talked about TV shows, showing a variety of different states.

Faced with the unexpected vitality, Alyssa felt a little withdrawn.

(Grandpas and grandmas, they are actually quite energetic... huh?)

Alyssa found an old woman sitting in a corner of the hall. Her expression was obviously not a smile. She looked more like frustration.

"What's the matter, old woman?"

"Hmm? Oh, sorry. Nothing...!?"

When the old woman saw Alyssa's face, her expression was full of astonishment. But she quickly regained her composure -

"This shouldn't be the case. Why do I see the phantom of that child..."

With a self-deprecating smile, the old woman muttered to herself. Seeing this scene, Alyssa talked to the old woman with some confusion.

"Um, are you okay?"

"I'm so sorry. It suddenly reminded me of something familiar from the past..."

The old woman smiled weakly. When Alyssa sat next to her, she looked at the children playing.

"When I was about your age. After the war, I decided with that kid to pursue the dream we had almost given up. Just when we made the decision, the kid suddenly disappeared."

At the time, the young old woman slept in the same room as the familiar child. But when she woke up in the morning, the child was gone. No one had seen the child. Not to mention anyone cared.

She may have left in search of a better place to live. This explanation was accepted with a shrug and no one looked for it.

"Decades have passed... I always feel that the child is still alive. Strangely, I don't cry. I always feel that she is somewhere, struggling to stay alive tirelessly... It's always this feeling."

The old woman's narrow eyes flashed with determination. Then she smiled and looked at Alyssa.

"I'm so sorry for making you listen to an old man's complaints."

"No, it doesn't matter at all. I hope to see you again one day."

“Thank you. I’m glad to hear that.”

At this moment, the old woman suddenly reacted as if she remembered something.

"By the way, little girl, what's your name?"

“Ah, my name is Alyssa.”

“Alyssa. Thank you for listening to my story.”

At that time, the old woman's expression was a sincere smile, completely different from the depressed expression just now.

Seeing her gentle smile, Alyssa couldn't help but smile. What made her happiest was that she was helpful to the old woman.

While she was in the facility, she felt nothing but gratitude, the feeling that for once she was able to contribute something to others. Even though it was something that was insignificant and anyone could do, it still made her happy.

She was proud of the feelings that welled up in her.