"That's it. I'm going to find him myself," I had declared as I had sent the participants away.

I had really thought that an audition might have been a great idea. And it was. I just didn't know where this Heaven's great men had gone. Why had the only ones that had come been that improper?

Especially that—let's say, creepy dancer. I didn't even know that someone—if not something, like him existed in this Heaven. And what had the blond man who had kept insisting that my daughter had been named 'Juliet' done anyway? Had he tried to fool me with his fake magic? And who was 'Juliet' anyway? I had given him enough patience to let him finish his performance with that boy. Ah, and that boy, the first contestant had been a very young boy—maybe even younger than Orihime, who had been too proud of his terrible milk. He wasn't a sincere boy. I just knew it. I knew he just wanted to be rich. And he had been very impolite. If it hadn't been because of my wife stopping me, I would have seized him. There's no way I would ever let Orihime to be with someone like him. The ninja had been better than the other three contestants, but he wasn't strong enough. None of them felt right.

When I had said 'finding myself', it had meant that I was going across the bridge down the hill to the place I barely knew. I woke up earlier this time. I had told the senior maid to tell the other maids to tell neither my wife nor Orihime. I also had had them prepare clothes that people down there usually wore.

"Don't let the Queen know that I'm doing this," I had said to the guards when I had reached the main gate. "You two stay here and act like nothing unusual happens."

Then I left after hearing the guards' reply. To be honest, I didn't really know how I could find the right man for my daughter. Maybe I would just walk around and watch. So then, I could find a man who was honest, diligent, caring, polite, hardwo—

Wait. But those were not the most important things, were they? The purpose of this disguise wasn't to find the right man to be my assistant, but the right man to be my daughter's husband. Someone who could make her happy, someone she could rely on forever. What kind of man exactly that could be her husband? Who could fulfill my requirements to be my son in law?

The road was easy when no one noticed that I was the King. I kept walking as I was thinking. Unfortunately, I forgot the fact that it had been a way too long time since I had last gone down the hill myself. I realized that I was lost when I reached a small village where there had been a few houses. I couldn't reveal who I was and asked someone here. There would be a too long story that I never wanted to share with anyone out here. I even had gone here without my wife knowing, which was strange because she usually knew everything I did, how could I tell someone that I, the King, was pretending to be an ordinary man and didn't know the way home? There would be too much embarrassment.

There, a young man saved me from not being able to go back to the palace. He approached me and asked me what was wrong. And this boy seemed different, definitely not like those men from the audition. I also noticed that this boy was quite good looking. Maybe he's the right guy for Orihime, I thought. Because living for a long time made me learn how to see people's honesty and sincerity. And this boy had both of them.

I noticed one of his friends called him 'Hikoboshi' when he greeted him and asked where he was going, while the other one seemed busy with his bottles (that boy seemed familiar). That was why I now knew his name. Then from their short conversation before Hikoboshi excused himself because he was escorting me, he seemed diligent and smart enough in his job.

"Ah, I can go on my own from here," I said when we reached the bridge. "Thank you for your help," I bowed a little. I turned to look at him again as I walked on the bridge and I smiled, because I might have found the right person for Orihime.

Now I have to arrange a meeting, don't I? I thought.