I Was the Heroine, and in the Sequel, Even Though I’m a Mob, All of My Stats Are Maxed Out

to lead an ordinary life in the countryside?

Holy magic was omnipotent.
The less freedom we had, the busier we might be as before.
The next king, Alvin-sama, must also be very busy.

“Nina has worked so hard for us and for this world, so I want her to be happy.
As a friend, I want to respect Nina’s feelings.”

“Owen…”

“Nina wants to live quietly and freely here, right? In that case, I’ll hide it well from Alvin.
He is not in the capital at the moment.”

Owen stroked my head as he said that.
He had always spoiled me somehow.

“… But is Alvin really okay with that? That guy would love to see Nina right now.”

Theo looked up and muttered quietly.
Alvin-sama seemed to want to see me so much.

“Of course, it’s not a good idea.
I’m worried about Alvin, too.
But I would at least like to listen to the first request of the girl who saved this world.”

Owen’s kindness and words warmed my heart.

Looking back, I didn’t want any reward for saving the world.
I didn’t want any money, status, or anything in particular.

I just wanted to enjoy spending time with everyone for many years to come.

“Besides, Alvin seems to have finally calmed down after two years.
I think it would be better for both of us if he didn’t see Nina for a while.”

“….
What do you mean by that?”

“Nina doesn’t need to know.
Anyway, it’s better not to let Alvin know about your existence.”

Owen’s expression was unusually serious as he said this, and I nodded my head, not really understanding.

Of course, I also missed Alvin-sama, but Owen wasn’t the kind of person who would say something like this for no reason.

“But Nina has always been unlucky, and it’s likely he’ll find her eventually even if we don’t tell him.”

In the midst of all this, Theo laughed mischievously.

“I’ve seen things that you wouldn’t expect to happen happen often.
When I saw her being bitten by an ancient dragon I thought was extinct, I really thought she was really unlucky.”

“Hey, that’s pretty traumatic for me, so stop it.”

“Theo-san, you mustn’t say those things! If you say things like that, it’s going to come true.”

I was laughing at Erica, saying, “Sure,” but I didn’t expect what happened the next day.