My Beloved Dog is the Strongest in Another World-Chapter 1228

The fenrirs wanted to tag along

“Ahh…now I’m dizzy.”

“Wuff. Wuff-wou!”

“Al-alright! I’ll settle down and be quiet!”

Farinette pouted and then went back into Leo’s fur… Even if I knew she was there, she was camouflaged so well that I couldn’t tell.

As her invisibility power made her own vision blurry, she preferred to not use it if it wasn’t necessary.

“Well, that wasn’t exactly planned, but… Anyway! Let’s go to Ractos!”

“Wuff!”

“Yes!”

And like that, we started to run.

“Ah, Leo. Don’t go too fast so that I can’t keep up, alright? Maybe a fast walk would be just right.”

“Wuff…”

I said while running, and Leo sighed.

If I ran at full speed, I could go pretty fast. However, I could not maintain that speed for long. And if Leo ran seriously, she would be far ahead in no time.

Regardless of Leo’s disappointment, I thought we were finally on our way… But then I stopped when we were out of the gate.

Because…

“Why are the fenrirs lined up like that?”

They were supposed to be waiting in their assigned spots. But all twenty of them were now here in five neat rows.

“Wuff?”

“They look like they’re having fun?”

Leo tilted her head as if puzzled. Liza was curious as well.

So it wasn’t Leo that made them do this…

“Hah, hah…grau?”

“Uh…Liza. Could you…”

“Oh, okay. Umm…”

And so Liza interpreted for the fenrirs. Apparently, Fen and Riruru had told them about the custom of going on ‘walks.’

Sometimes you carried people, defeated monsters near the house, and ran races..

None of that sounded like an ordinary walk to me.

However, they must have thought it sounded very fun.

When I asked the guards by the gate, they said that the fenrirs had come suddenly and lined up enthusiastically.

It would be just as we left the mansion. Perhaps they had smelled or heard Leo.

The guards had been confused at what was happening, but they understood it now.

“Hmm…what should we do… This really isn’t a normal walk…”

“Gurr…? Kuuun…”

“Uh, well..”

“I think they were really looking forward to it.”

“They look disappointed. Poor things.”

“Wuff.”

The fenrirs lowered their tails and their noses pointed to the ground sadly.

While it was not my fault they jumped to conclusions, I did feel bad for them.

“Alright. Just know that there will be no carrying people or running at full speed. If you don’t mind, then you can tag along.”

“Guur!”

The fenrirs suddenly became excited again.

Their tails were wagging even more energetically than before.

“Leo, I’m going to talk to the guard for a minute. You talk to the fenris. Tell them that the main reason for this is so that I can run.”

“Wuff!”

“I’ll help mama!”

And so I went over to the guards.

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