Meh!
Meh-meh!
Meh.

After that, we continued to go to the port town from time to time to stock up on fresh fish and shellfish while we went to the neighboring town to do some shopping. As luck would have it, the timing of the lambing coincided with the birth of the baby, and we got word from a number of villages that the lamb was born, so we went to some of the villages to get it.
Some of the lambs there were not afraid of the wolves, like the first lamb, but half of them were afraid of the queen and other wolves, so they couldn't get them. However, some of the older lambs were not afraid of the wolves, so we got those.
There were times when the lambs were afraid of them and the wolves were a little depressed, but they didn't mind, and playing with the lambs made them feel better.
In the end, there were five lambs and about five old lambs joined the farm. Of course, the sheep weren't surprised to see the wolves, so they didn't seem to mind the sight of the big cockerel, the millhorns and the kobolds.


'Meh, meh!'

A few months after we started keeping sheep, one of the old sheep on the farm suddenly started screaming and suffering. I had been giving them recovery magic every day as much as I could, so they weren't full of energy, but they were fine enough to live a normal life, but...

What's going on?
Onii-chan, the sheep are going to come...
Are you...?

Cruz, his sister and Sakuya were looking at him with concern.
The villagers who gave us the sheep also said they may not have much time left to live, so maybe they are already long gone, but do they really have to suffer this much?
I continued to use magic to make the suffering disappear as much as possible. As I continued to pour the magic power into the sheep, the sheep began to calm down little by little, but even though the sheep should not be a monster, the magic power was being absorbed with great force as if it had a magic core (core). I've seen a similar thing happen before... I'm running out of magic power, so I collect magic power from the surroundings and pour it into the sheep. Then I felt the magic power began to gather in one place in the sheep.

Meeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

He fell down, shouting loudly.

'Hey! Are you dead?!
Sheep!

Cruz and his friends, who have been watching the sudden outcry, are in a panic. But there is nothing they can do, so they are spinning around the sheep.

''Meh~''

Then the sheep woke up and started munching on grass as if nothing had happened.

"Hey, Shu, has the sheep come back to life?
You know what? I don't know.

Honestly, it only looks like he came back to life, but since he wasn't supposed to be dead, should we assume that the magic worked and he got better?

What, are you a new flunky?

Then the old man came over and said something unpardonable.

" " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " "

'No? That sheep is a squire, isn't it?

That said, the one pointing to it is an old sheep that had suffered a while ago and got well. So, could it be that the sheep has become a follower? No, can animals be called followers?
As I stared at the sheep, my 'appraisal' triggered on its own. Then I noticed that before I knew it, the sheep had changed into a race called 'Sleep Sheep'.

''Could it be that it became a monster...?''

That's what I've been saying for a while now. If we could channel that much magic, we could create a magic core.

Hmmm... You mean, you're a monster because of me?

No, he's just hastening what was already happening.

Grandfather guessed that the sheep lived not too far from the Dragon King Mountain and the Dragon Forest. They had spent so much time there that they had accumulated a lot of magical power, so it was easy for them to become monsters. And when he began to live in the Dragon Forest and was about to become a monster, I poured my magic power into him and put an end to it. That's what they said.

It's true that I've heard that monsters turn into animals when they are exposed to magic, but can they do that even if I pour my magic power into them?
The person in question is drinking and munching on grass....