Adventurers Who Don’t Believe in Humanity Will Save The World

The dishes are arranged sloppily on the table of "Anemone of the Sea". It's not the dish the clerk sifted through his arms. It was a dish made by inviting a cook who was closed due to certain circumstances.

"This looks delicious."

"Thank you, it's been a long time since I've had a job..."

The cook who answered Nick's praise is an honorable man by the name of Gowen. I worked for a casino that was flashly broken in the battle with Leon, and my main job was to make snacks that were pinched by customers who were passionate about betting, but the casino was spared time because they were closed. It was a trend that Red was being asked to do a temporary job of cooking party dishes, as he was looking into the amount of damage to the casino.

"You have a taste for serving these dish color schemes and stuff... If you're going to paint vegetables in carving or carving into fruit, there's a kid who's good at painting."

"That's stylish."

"He was the son of a tattoo maker. I'll introduce you next time."

"Oh well."

"But it's a little different from this kind of glamour, isn't it? I was wondering if you could work for us."

Red groans enviously.

The main table serves a variety of dishes such as seafood mousse served in a glass, labyrinth vegetable cocktail salad, vanilla grilled octagonal pork spare ribs, grilled oysters, sea bream alla and angel mushrooms and Bentenmochi wheat paella in a somewhat more elegant atmosphere than usual.

And the small table next door was lined with pies of cut cream cheese, assorted fruits, and ice cream that Kizna had previously drummed.

"Okay, so, guys, did the glass go over?

Nick looks around as he takes his head off. The four [survivors], with the exception of Nick, sit side by side on the couch. Having completely arrived at this tavern, Aida and Raina look like they're having fun. Scott the Twin Swords, called to the store in disintegration, is also indulgent in our face. Red and shop ladies (cousins) blossomed into the story at the counter and in the empty chairs.

And finally, an important person was in the store.

"Hey, no matter how much free liquor you get,"

Olivia was having an audience laughing naggingly.

"Hey."

"Yes."

"I don't know about you... where have you been hiding clouds? It's been tough."

"No, no, I worked seriously!? I did my best to root for an old acquaintance and not let you guys get suspicious or caught. Ah!

Is that true?

"Well with that flow, I was the one who broke down the white mask, and it felt like you assisted me... He can't even tell you all about Mr. Kizna. Right?"

Heh, and Olivia tries a cute little one, but it was the frozen five cold gaze that returned.

"Uh, I know, I know. There are a lot of things I didn't explain, and I'll get some time later."

To Olivia, who had no evil appearance, Nick sighed with a frightened face by the outspoken.

"Uh, make it troublesome... I don't care anymore."

"Hey, hey! You don't have that!?"

"Then talk seriously later. For now, this is a place of labor. I know there was a lot going on..."

Nick stopped the words there.

There was actually a lot going on.

Various incidents touring the construction abandonment area. Kidnapped children. A child who's dead. About Nargarva, who was treated while wielding the disease and died with various inconsistencies in place. For a moment, it depends on whether it is good to have a feast like this.

"There's a lot going on, that's why we're making a scene. That's good."

It was as if Aida had told Nick as if she had seen through his strays.

"Aida......"

"Call me a teacher."

"I graduated. What about your training? Mostly you kept your mouth shut about Olivia, didn't you?

"He won't have a choice. It's his fault."

At the end of Aida's gaze was Olivia, who drank alcohol laughing at her shards.

"Damn, you've already started. Kanpai. You can do whatever you want later. That's it!"

All raised their cups high to Nick's nagging voice.

The feast began as I said no.

"Damn, I'm gonna have a headache. Even though we have a lot to do."

"I don't know, if you're an adventurer, you could live in a bigger mess."

Aida brings tea to Nick again.

But Nick shook his head to the side looking troublesome.

"It's not a big mess. Even he is. Hey Karan?"

"That's right, Zo. It's convenient to have these fine, loud ones."

Karan was called to a halt by Nick, who happily approached him and agreed with Nick.

"That's what happened"

"You can be proud there a lot. Well, I know what you're gonna say."

Seeing Nick laughing at him, Aida was blatantly frightened.

"Nick more than that. This is delicious zo. Grilled oysters"

"What the fuck?"

The oysters I received from Karan are small grains and are likely to be eaten in one bite.

Nick doesn't hate seafood so much. Childhood is also tongue-in-cheek because I traveled to many places.

"Ah, spicy zo"

"Hmm...? Hmm!?"

The first bite had a mellow, creamy mouthfeel, but the spiciness that came from then on is medium-exciting. Taste and spiciness blend in your mouth, making your body hot.

"Do you have a drink?"

"N"

I've been referring to booze about the same time Nick said it.

It's a cold white wine. The refreshing taste moisturizes my throat.

"Don't be a habit... your tongue is going to be luxurious"

Oysters are quite valuable. Because creatures with a little more vitality and more flavor are easier to transport, and for delicate foods like oysters they need to be frozen by magicians.

"That's not true, Zo. He said it was a big fish."

"Heh... Before the festival, you were lucky."

"Festival?"

Karan asked back wondering.

"Oh, no. Is Karan... hasn't everyone been here a year yet? The monster moves a little calmer in the summer. They say," Summer sleep. "

"Oh, I know that, Le"

"That's why I'm so happy to make a fuss. We'll do fireworks in the river near the muddy water barrier, and we'll probably be out of town with all kinds of stores, so it's funny."

"Gone I!

"Whoa, go, go. The monster moves quietly, so the adventurer has to take the day off..."

I used to mourn the days when I couldn't work because I was worried sick about my party's lack of money, but Nick was different this year. I just finished my big job and I feel warm nostalgia both as a party and as an individual. It's the best season to play.

"Oh, don't you have a lot of work ahead of you?

"Well..."

"It's time for Leon's trial to start. The calculation of compensation is about to come out with an estimate, so we have to squeeze it out exactly for that."

"And squeeze..."

"If we don't, the money won't come around to the victim. So are the casinos, and so are the people who got hurt because of the streets. That's why Leon sells the magic props and artwork he's been hiding and puts them in the compensation. After the trial."

"You're so accumulating, that guy"

To Nick's words, Red skewed his mouth.

"That kid, his arm on excavation is real. It's a pretty coveted collection."

"... right"

It's ironic, Nick thinks.

"Luckily, she agrees to sell it. I've been suggesting to myself that I open an auction to coincide with the festival."

"If he had worked properly, he would have become a famous adventurer and merchant by now..."

"It's my job to put people like that back on a straight path. I'll make sure you pay for what you have to pay before then."

Red laughed when he said so.

It's not the usual compelling grin. Rin's smile is passionate about his work.

A man with these two faces, or a woman, wouldn't be.

Nick has also somehow figured out why there are guests who fit into this tavern (Okama Bar).

"Whoa, good luck with that. I have to go see Leon again next time, or I'll just plug it in."

"Oh, what can I do for you?

I still have a lot of promises to make.

"Phew...... Listen, this isn't about a trial, is it?

"Maybe I won't get involved, but I'll explain it to you later."

"That would be good. Anyway, that's about it for work. Look, it's exciting over there, too."

Looking in the direction Red pointed out, there Tiana and Kizna had caught the clerks and started playing card games. You got a great role, you're taking the chips picked on the table. Did the woman sitting face-to-face get laid or began to drink in a vicious manner.

"Next time it's me. Me!

"You're not playing squid, are you?

"You have to do it! Strength! Strength!

"Hehe, you're right. It's a brainy move."

Ha, and Nick sighed and headed towards Tiana and Kizna.

"Hey, what are you guys doing at the party?"

"Oh, no, I'm doing it because I've been challenged! I don't think you're ducking an amateur who knows nothing!

Tiana shakes her head to the side in a panic.

but Nick was discerning what he was doing. Take a good look at the kizuna next to it.

"No, that... you're not just telling me the odds by remembering the cards that came out on the field, are you? It's not crazy."

Illustrate to Nick with a face that Kizna is likely to whistle.

A frightened nick sighed and forced Kizna off her seat in one piece.

"This, what are you doing!

"You can't count. No, let's just have some fun."

"You're not caught in the ethics function because you're betting on who drinks, not money! Sometimes I want to play like this!

"Come on, we're doing what we want for everyone."

If Nick looks around, surely Tiana is right. Everyone is more and more interested in making a fuss of their own accord. Nick himself wasn't very good at these places, but I thought there might be some depression he'd been quiet about, so I just kept him sighing.

"Mr. Nick, you can't get out of the aftermath yet."

"Hey!?"

Zem came to Nick with a voice when he realized such annoying signs.

"Oh, did I? If anyone wants to take him out, I can help..."

"Enjoy yourself because it's good."

"Yeah, I will. And Mr. Nick."

That's what Zem says, while he enters the circle of the ladies (cousins) at the store.

Nick decided to have fun, too. First, go to Karan's again to satisfy the meal, and pinch the recommended dish. He stuck dessert in Kizna's mouth, which was still making a scene, and began to enjoy the feast softly and calmly.

This was how the night went up and everyone at [Survivor] realized that they were really done with their work.