Spy Everyone Except Me

“Oh my! I had a family?”

Nina is a lonely orphan girl whose dream has always been to have a family. One day, while working as a maid, she suddenly receives a will from a grandmother she never knew she had. Filled with hopes of finally having a family, Nina heads off to live with her relatives.

“I’m so excited to have a family! I’ll protect my precious family with the skills every good maid should have—shooting and dismantling traps!”

But there is one problem.

Her grandmother was actually the greatest double agent on the continent and a legendary war hero. And the dangerous information left behind by such a notorious spy is bound to attract other spies.

“I’m a spy pretending to be Nina’s older female cousin.”

“I’m a spy pretending to be her older male cousin.”

“I’m a spy pretending to be her uncle.”

“I’m a spy pretending to be her aunt.”

As the four family members waiting for Nina chuckled to themselves, a pigeon lightly landed on the back of a neighing horse.

“Coo. Coo-roo-rook-goo.”
(I’m a spy pigeon pretending to be a messenger pigeon.)

“Prrr. Neigh-neigh.”
(I’m a spy horse pretending to be a handsome horse.)

But perhaps it was because Nina was the granddaughter of the greatest spy on the continent…

“When did she learn how to use a magic gun? A maid knows how to use a magic gun?”

“Her knife skills are extraordinary. Those are the movements of someone who has been professionally trained!”

“How did she know it was a sleeping poison?”

“She subdued a criminal with a slingshot?”

Nina is far too suspicious—and far too adorable—for her fake family of spies to handle.