Shota's Isekai NTR Adventure-Chapter 1412: Mother and daughter (1)

Even if Moon didn't want to meet her, that didn't mean that she would be able to hide from her forever.

Especially since this elven village was where Aisha came from in the first place.

It wasn't just where her daughter was hiding, but also where her mother was.

So it was only natural that Aisha would head to the elven village after coming back this time.

And when she arrived, it seemed like she was very welcome.

I was surprised since I thought that the people of the village would be on Moon's side with how long she had spent here. But it seemed that they were more excited about welcoming Aisha back than about sticking with Moon.

Though in reality, it wasn't as if it was a bad thing that Aisha was back.

It was just a bit awkward because of the mother and daughter relationship that they had.

At the same time, Aisha was a high elf.

There was no need to mention the status that high elves had in elven society.

With the way that the elves of the village looked at her, it was as if she was part of a royal family. This was the same way that the elves that had left the village to work in our Kite Kingdom looked at her.

The elders of the village even came out to welcome Aisha, but it seemed that there was a bit of friction between Aisha and her mother. When the elder came out to greet her, it didn't seem like either of them were exactly excited about seeing each other.

It was as if there was this trace of tension that was in the air.

Both of them even seemed to turn away from each other a bit when they looked at each other, as if they didn't want to look directly at each other.

This was very strange for me since when I talked to the elder about Aisha before, it didn't seem like there was this kind of tension in her voice. It even seemed like she was quite proud of her daughter…

But now…

It was clear that something had happened between them in the past.

After a moment of silence, there were a few short words exchanged between them.

"You're back."

"I'm back." Aisha responded with a slight nod.

After that, neither of them said anything.

I just looked at them with one brow raised before looking at the other elves. Only it didn't seem like the other elves knew what was happening either.

With the looks on the faces of the other elves, it was clear that they were all confused as to why the elder was acting this way around her daughter. It seemed that they had thought the same thing as me, they thought that the elder and Aisha had a good relationship with each other.

It wasn't strange since the elder had always had a trace of pride in her voice whenever she talked about Aisha.

It made everyone think that the relationship between the two of them was good.

No one would have thought that they would have this kind of relationship.

After a long silence, Aisha finally said, "Where's my daughter?"

The elder didn't say anything as she turned to look at me and said, "Would you lead her there? She's currently in her house."

I couldn't help being surprised, but she was my grandmother in law as well…

Not to mention that I was a bit curious how this would all turn out.

At the same time, the longer that I kept them occupied like this, the less time that they would have to ask questions. Especially questions about what kind of relationship I had with Aisha.

If this was brought up…well there would be some tough questions to answer.

So I just gave a nod in response and started leading Aisha to the house that Moon used to live in before moving to our castle.

Along the way, I couldn't help sneaking a look at Aisha as we passed by the elder.

It didn't seem like Aisha was interested in the elder at all with the way that she looked straight forward and had an expressionless look on her face. But I could have sworn that I saw a bit of emotion in her eyes as we passed the elder.

At the same time, it seemed like there was a reaction that came from the elder.

It was clear that there was a story in the past between these two…

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As for what that story was, no one would know unless they were willing to speak.

I led Aisha without a word until we were at Moon's tree house, it was just that the ladder had been removed from the tree.

We could still easily climb the tree, but the ladder being removed from the tree was the equivalent of a shut door in human society. It meant that she didn't want to talk to anyone, which was why she had removed the ladder.

Only that didn't seem to matter to Aisha.

There was a smile that appeared on her face when she saw that Moon had removed her ladder before suddenly raising her hand. With a single flick of her finger, there was a ladder made of vines that appeared on the trunk of the tree.

She didn't even say anything as she suddenly grabbed me and started climbing up.

Being handled like this put a bitter smile on my face, but I didn't do anything since I wanted to see how this ended.

I knew that there was a gap between the mother and daughter because of something that happened in the past. Otherwise, Moon wouldn't have run away when her mother came back like this.

Since she wasn't willing to talk, then the only way to solve this was to let Aisha do what she wanted.

Though the other reason was…the more that Aisha did, the more distracted everyone was.

"Boom."

The door was kicked down before she said, "Moon, I'm back."