Translator: ShiroiKaze/Soyokaze Translations
The first extra is a short one. Yuuri below!
Authorâs Note: Activity reports given as a short extra stories section.
If I come up with other things to write, Iâm thinking I will add them here.
Itâs unknown whether I will write more of these through irregular updates, so Iâm just setting it as complete for now.
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The early part of five months after Asutoâs birth.
Thankfully my postpartum recovery went well⦠Actually it didnât go so well, but once I reactivated âAdaptability,â I healed up pretty simply. But anyway, weâre living peacefully.
Even now I was enjoying that peace by sewing baby clothes next to a sleeping Asuto, but thenâ¦
âAh?â
I suddenly remembered a bit of knowledge from my past world.
âAh, aaaaahhâ¦â
I remembered something important, something very important.
âThis is a problem!â
I kicked out of my chair and stood up. I put as little energy into it as I could, so as to keep from waking Asuto, and bounded out of the room.
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âHASTEEEEEEEER!â
âWhoa, what?!â
I flew into his study while he was in the middle of his nighttime reading, and flung myself at his neck.
Well, I actually put a little too much in to the jump, and amusingly nailed his face with my knees.
âBuguha?!â
After he somersaulted onto the floor, without stopping I rode him, taking a mount position, and grabbed him up by the collar.
âWeâve got a problem! Weâve got a problem! Weâve got a very very big problem, and while weâre at it weâve got a pervert too!â
âCalm down, and take that insult back.â
Seeing his calm attitude, I also regained a little of my composure.
Well, his nose was bleeding though.
âSo, whatâs the problem? And Iâm not a pervert.â
âAre you seriously saying that now? More importantly, I just remembered a little something from the past.â
âSome of that knowledge from your old home?â
âYes. They did all kinds of research there, and they were also researching about the composition of breast milk.â
âWell thatâs some⦠Enviab- err, preferential research.â
âApologize! To the people who honestly study this stuff! Right now!â
âO-oh?! I donât really get it, but sorry.â
Feeling that he gave an incredibly rude opinion about earnest researchers, I once again shook his head around.
âAhem, so about that⦠Have you ever thought it strange? Infants come out of a completely sterile womb, but they donât suddenly get sick.â
âOoh, yeah, true.â
âItâs actually because, while the baby is in the womb, it gets help from the motherâs immune system to protect against illnesses.â
âOho?â
âBut once the birth is over, the immunization from the mother is cut off. But the remaining strength of it is supposed to last for about half a year.â
With a smug look on my face, I showcased what I remembered from an educational program long ago.
I was getting really into it, so I started waving my finger around like a baton as I explained.
Hearing my explanation about unborn children, Haster stroked around my abdomen, seeming very interested in it. Particularly around the uterus I guess.
He didnât seem to be touching in a particularly lascivious manner, so I let it slide.
âSo, when that half-year has passed, where do you think the immune system gets further replenishment from?â
âDunno? Doesnât it form its own after that?â
âHumanity is pretty strong, huh? Well, thatâs not quite right. The answer is from the motherâs milk.â
Then he looked at my chest⦠His sight held some pity.
âNone here.â
âShut up!â
After he happily delivered that rude remark, I punched his chest as hard as I could.
Even though it was as hard as I could, the impact sounded pathetic.
Yeah, sure, so I donât have breasts!
Breast milk isnât going to come out, and my chest is depressing! And not in the emotional sense, but the actual ends of them!
âSo do I have this right? Youâre saying that, since Asuto wasnât raised on breast milk, thereâs a possibility he could grow weak?â
âThatâs right. Depending on the circumstances, he could even catch a fatal illness.â
âThat wouldnât be good.â
âEven so, if I canât make milk, then I canât make milk.â
Thatâs why I pounced over here in a panic.
âAs a solution we could⦠Hire a wet nurse?â
âThat would work, but⦠The only pregnant woman in Mareba right now is Marle.â
âSheâs not producing milk yet?â
âItâs still just her seventh month, so not quite yet.â
The immunization in Asuto will run out in one month, and a pregnancy lasts nine⦠Itâs awfully close.
People who arenât making milk might not do so until after the birth too.
âCutting it close, huh. And this is nothing to make a pointless gamble on. Alright, if we go around Comb, there should be someone we can recruit to be a wet nurse. Itâs a good opportunity; why donât we move?â
âMove?â
Weâve been married for a little over seven years.
This cottage has been where we lived ever since I was in training. But when it comes to raising Asuto, itâs true that this area has many dangers.
Dangerous places, dangerous beasts, dangerous magic tools, dangerous visitors⦠Well, all sorts of things.
On that point, Comb has a solid vigilante group, and its easy to find daily necessities too. We thought about moving into Mareba while he was small too, butâ¦
âArenât there a lot of people there?â
âNot nearly as many as in Solkalis. Why worry about it now?â
âI guess⦠Youâre right. Alright, then Iâll go and start getting ready to move right away.â
âWhoa, hold on.â
Saying that, while I was about to stand up and leave, he firmly held my waist down.
It was like he was saying, âIâm not letting you get away,â he was holding so fiercely.
âYou pushed your husband down, and mounted him⦠You canât just leave me here like this, can you?â
âWh-, w-w-w-what are you talking about?!â
âAnd it has been a long time since all of the pregnancy, birth, and after-birth stuff, too.â
âWeâre going to wake Asuto up!â
âGood point. In other words heâs asleep right now.â
Oh no, heâs really raring to go, isnât he?!
We found something we need to do, so we really need to prioritize actually doingâ¦
His hand went to the back of my neck, and a bit forcefully pulled my face to his.
âAh, itâs no good. Iâm getting dragged in.
We ended up starting our moving work three days later.
Why three days? After all this time, my hips gave out!