I, Who Was Dismissed as Worthless Failure by my Family and Fiancée, Discovered I had Reincarnated as a Game Character I Raised with Great Care and Vowed to Take Control of my Life and Defy Anyone who Opposes Me. - Chapter 84: Let's Try Selling a Vase

Chapter 84: Let’s Try Selling a Vase

Well, they were both clearly unable to hide their thoughts, but if I were to point it out, it would only complicate things. I decided to endure it instead.

“… Well, whatever. For now, Olivia seems to have conveyed her desire to apologize to me as well (although it feels more like an action stemming from admiration rather than a genuine desire to apologize, let’s not dwell on it too much and avoid poking into that area—it seems troublesome). As promised initially, I’ll fix Olivia’s arm.”

“… !? M-my lord!! Thank you so much!!”

And when I mentioned healing Olivia’s arm as promised, she reacted in an exaggerated and somewhat suspicious theatrical manner. She opened her mouth, covered it with her left hand, and started getting emotional, even shedding tears.

Is it just my imagination that she looks like she’s fallen into a new religious cult and received profound words directly from the founder?

Anyway, let’s also avoid looking into Olivia’s feelings toward me—it seems troublesome.

It’s better not to get involved in problematic matters.

Rather, considering that Liliana has managed to control Olivia until now, I can’t help but admire her a little.

“Well, um… I guess I went a bit overboard by cutting off your arm. I thought about it and reconsidered, so there’s no need for Olivia to thank me or anything.”

“No, no matter how you look at it, I was completely at fault in that incident. If anything, I think it would have been enough for just one arm. My Lord, you have nothing to worry about!! Moreover, I am deeply moved by your compassion in returning my arm. My heart is overflowing with gratitude!!”

If I were to seriously sell a vase while saying, ‘This vase brings happiness, and not only that, it also possesses the power to banish my evil spirits, keeping misfortune away,’ Olivia would likely buy it without any doubt. That’s what I thought as I observed Olivia’s enraptured expression right before me.

I can’t help but feel tempted to try selling the vase as a test, but I have to resist that urge for now.

With such thoughts in mind, I took Olivia’s right arm from the storage and reattached it using [Healing Magic]. 

By the way, with other healing magic, once the wound has closed, lost limbs can’t be re-attached, and even if they could, there’s a high possibility the nerves have been severed, making it impossible to move the arm beyond the shoulder.