A Girl Who Was Told “You Have No Talent” Turned Out To Be A Talented Monster

you can sign a contract.”

“Pure?”

“Alright, time to go!”

Catalana hurriedly moved to the back of the room as if she were trying to cover something up.
The guild employee then mentioned that breaking one’s purity would be a breach of contract, and the summoner would be stabbed by its horn.

Neither the woman nor Catalana explained this to Litty.
They decided that there was no need to give impure knowledge to a girl who just wanted to have a unicorn.

Kuufa, on the other hand, was disappointed that she could not sign a contract with a unicorn because she was a thief.
However, she didn’t know what purity the woman was talking about.

***

Litty was ushered into the branch manager’s office, where various items were on display that Litty could not understand.

There was an elderly man sitting in a chair with his elbows on the desk and his hands folded.
He was dressed in a sorcerer’s robe and sported a drooping catfish-like beard.
The man welcomed Catalana and the others with a smile.

“Welcome.
What brings you all the way from headquarters here in person?”

“You know about Kuufa-chan, don’t you? And about how she was able to summon a demon.”

“Yes, that’s right.
A child with no knowledge of summoning has successfully summoned a demon.
She has received the acknowledgement of our guild.”

“You didn’t explain anything about demons to this girl?”

“Now, then, there seems to be some discrepancies with that.”

The branch manager brushed his fingers over his beard and then gave Kuufa a downcast look.
Avoiding his gaze, Kuufa stuck close to Litty.
From this observation, Litty assumed that this branch manager was not a good person.

“Of course, I explained it well enough, didn’t I? I’m sure Kuufa over there knows that, as well.”

“The name of the demon is reflected in their personalities, and there are many people who have been ripped apart both physically and emotionally by contracting with them.
Some of them are easy to deal with, but some of them are too difficult to manage, right?”

“Yes, that’s right.
Fortunately, the demon she contracted with is of a lower rank, so it doesn’t seem too serious…”

“Are you trying to mess with me?”