Allrounders!!

or him to let the adults do everything for him, and you didn’t teach him that he should consider what kind of troubles he causes to others when willfully doing as he pleases without listening to anything, including rules.
All of this stems from his wrong upbringing.
…So? How do you plan to settle this uproar as his parent?”

The mother became white like a sheet.

“…I-I’m terribly sorry!”

She bowed her head.
The stall boy as well.

But.

“…Is this how you apologize to others? Do you think that this brat is going to fully understand how wrong he was after seeing you apologize so half-heartedly? Is that an attitude everyone, whom he kept up all night long with his shenanigans, would be able to accept?”

As soon as I finished speaking, they fell prostrate in front of me.
So dogeza does exist in this world as well, huh?

“…Hey!?”

Sword ran up to us, but I stopped him with a wind blow from my palm.

“Stay away.
This is part of his education.”

“Education!?”

“Also, since I’m the type of woman who can’t forgive pampered kids and the parents who spoil them, feel free to take it as envy.
Now then…” I turned back to the other two.

“Please find it in yourself to forgive my son for his misconduct on this occasion.
As his mother I beg your pardon while feeling deeply ashamed.”

“…My younger brother has caused you a lot of trouble.
Please allow me to apologize on his behalf.”

As I towered over them dauntingly…

“Oi…stop it! Hey! Why are you acting so bossy!? Mom and bro haven’t done anything wrong, have they!?” The crybaby screamed in rage.

I stared at him coldly, “You’re right, it’s all your fault.
But, they’re to blame for having raised you to be such a brat.
That’s why I’m having them apologize for their failure.
…So? Are you going to just throw tantrums? I haven’t heard a single apology or thanks from you since yesterday.”

The crybaby started to tremble furiously, and then dashed away.

Okay, this guy’s a lost cause.
Pretty obviously.

I brought the little play to an end, allowing his mother and brother to stand up again.

“…Oh well, whatever.
Unfortunately, the boy ran off after throwing a tantrum.
With this it’s over.”

“…Eh…? …Umm…”

The mother and her older son exchanged a look.

“Don’t worry, I was talking to myself.
After『giving up』, I’ll go around to apologize to the town’s residents.
Well, I don’t know whether it’ll be over with that, though.
Goodbye.
We’ll never meet again.”

When I turned on my heels, I was baffled as Sword was nowhere to be seen.
And here I’ve pulled this whole thing off so stylishly.