The Goddess Granted Me the [Hatching] Skill and Somehow I Became the Strongest Tamer, Commanding Mythical and Divine Beasts - 82

Chapter 82: Charlotte de Boyle

“I heard you wanted to ask me something, but I might not have much to say,” I began as I sat down in a distant break area. After all, my way of handling familiars is different from other tamers.

“I don’t think that’s true. Lord Klaus, you are quite humble,” Charlotte said, smiling with her hand at her mouth.

Her smile, which made me feel at ease, made me decide to listen to her.

“By the way, Charlotte, you have four familiars. Did you raise them since you were a child?”

“Yes, most of my friends in the Tamer Department raised monsters since they were children to make them familiars. As for this one, I raised it myself.”

The creature she was petting was a Horn Rabbit. It’s an F-rank monster, and aside from its sharp horns, it’s not dangerous to people.

“As for the other three, I suppose you could say it was fate,” she continued.

While there are rare cases where monsters become attached to adventurers during their journeys, having three familiars like that made me wonder if there was something more to the story.

(Maybe she, like the goddess Muse, heard a voice?)

If there were advice heard when facing monsters, that would be a different matter.

“By the way, chickens, cows, and pigs can’t become familiars, right?”

“That’s right. I learned in class that only monsters can become familiars. Is there something wrong?”

“No, sorry for asking something strange. I didn’t know much about the conditions for familiars…”

“Come to think of it, Lord Klaus, you tame monsters naturally without ever being taught,” Charlotte added, supplementing her earlier statement.

“Actually, there were tamers who tried to make animals into familiars in the past, but there haven’t been any successful cases. Research suggests that only monsters with magical power can become familiars.”

“I thought so…”

It was something I suspected, but hearing it confirmed again was helpful.

“Animals like chicks don’t have magic or have very weak magic, so they won’t attack people,” Charlotte continued, passing on new knowledge.

“Research suggests that the condition for becoming a familiar is being an entity that can harmonize with the tamer’s magic.”

The power flowing through my body was given to me by the goddess Muse. Before that, I had never experienced being approached by animals or monsters.

I hatch eggs with my “Hatching” skill. Since I’ve been providing them with a lot of my magic even before they’re born, they might be easier to tame as familiars.

As I thought about that, I made eye contact with Charlotte.

“By the way, when I talk to you, Lord Klaus, it’s a strange feeling. How should I put it… even though we just met, I feel calm… almost as if we’ve known each other for a long time.”

It seemed that Charlotte was feeling the same way I did.

Could this be the trait of a tamer?

“One more question, if that’s okay?”

“Yes, I’ll answer anything.”

Since Charlotte is in the Tamer Department, she has knowledge about tamers.

“When you make a familiar, there’s a section called ‘Familiar’ in the status magic, right?”

“Yes, it appears there suddenly.”

“When you make a familiar, do any other sections appear?”

I was delving into the existence of skills…

“No, only the familiar section,” she said.

“Hmm…”

I looked at the screen in front of me.

Originally, the status magic was something the goddess Muse gave to humans, so they could check their condition at any time.

However, unless it’s through a special magical device, only the person themselves can see the details.

Since nothing about familiars or skills showed up on the magical device, it would be possible for someone to hide things if they wanted to.

There was a chance she wasn’t telling the full truth. But…

“She doesn’t seem like she’s hiding anything.”

As I thought of her smiling face, I sighed.

“Brother, please help clean up.”

Celia called me over.

“Yeah, I’m coming,” I replied.

I closed the status screen and followed her.

“Phew, it’s finally all cleaned up.”

With the guests gone, I finally took a breath.

“Thank you, everyone.”

I called out to Celia, Lucia, and the others from the Tamer Guild.

Without their help, this party wouldn’t have been a success.

As a souvenir, I gave them the ingredients used in today’s dishes and sweets.

Once they returned to their homes, they would help spread the word about the importance of tamers.

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(Tired)

“Let’s rest today.”

While soothing the three who were being affectionate, we all fell asleep peacefully that night.