"..."
The letter's contents were simple. Eileena had just skimmed through it.
Basically, Annie said she had something extremely, extremely important and urgent to take care of immediately, so she had no choice but to leave for a while.
And she was giving Frieren and Fern this powerful magic carriage—as a parting gift, maybe?
Naturally, Eileena was a little displeased, but there wasn't much she could say about it.
The letter read:
To Fern, the old hag, and the narcissist:
(*^▽^*)
That's right!
By the time you're reading this letter, I'll already have gone off to another world for a little stroll!
You don't need to wait for me or look for me, because you definitely won't find me!
I could've kept traveling with you for a while longer, until we reached that place way up north or whatever, but suddenly I have something very, very interesting—no, scratch that—something even more important and super urgent to take care of right away!
Anyway, it's a hundred times more urgent than Frieren looking for those lousy books, Fern cooking, or Eileena admiring herself in the mirror and showing off.
So I can't keep heading north with you for now.
(ˉ▽￣~) Tsk~~
I'd wanted to see what delicious food and fun things they have up north, and I even went through the trouble of getting that boring First-Class Mage certificate. I never even bothered to pick it up, but now that I think about it, that's kind of a shame!
Still, I had a pretty good time traveling with you.
Fern's cooking was delicious, even if she sometimes nagged me about not eating too many snacks?
Some of old hag Frieren's ancient magic books were pretty interesting, too. She just liked to keep a straight face all the time, like some walking