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On the way we camped in front of the woods by the street, before noon the day after we stayed overnight - we finally reached the village of Sails, our destination.

"Is that Sails Village?"

"Yes."

Mr. Blaze affirms it as he looks at his hometown.

I'm asking what kind of place Sails Village is by the time I arrive. It is a rich village if we ignore the location of the countryside, as hunting sometimes takes place in forests nearby, where agriculture flourishes.

But this time, demons like you've never seen before have settled in the woods near it.

The village was about 200 people in size, and it was quite a large village, but a fence of about two metres protected the village from external enemies, as it surrounded the village.

Because of this, I don't know what's going on in the village.

"It's okay. It doesn't look like the village is doomed."

"Do you understand?

"Look, look over there"

Looking at the place where he pointed his finger at Mr. Marianne, two soldiers stood with spears above the entrance to the village gate.

"If, after the destruction of the village, you wouldn't be so vigilant about who comes from the outside."

"I see."

I didn't realize what it meant to have soldiers on guard because the village only really did something to help.

A few minutes later, we reach the village.

The two soldiers in front of the gate were tingled that there was a demon living in the woods nearby that had not been there before.

But when I came to see him, I realized it was Mr. Nathan who was riding the carriage, and I was relieved to understand who was riding the carriage.

"An adventurer who came at the request of the Adventurer Alliance."

Not from the carriage, Mr. Nathan, but the leader, Mr. Blaze, was getting off the carriage and handing over the documents he received at the Adventurer's Guild to the gatekeeper.

The gatekeeper, when he found out it was real, one ran into the village and the other opened the gate so that the carriage could pass through.

"Well done for coming."

"Oh, leave it to me."

The soldier had a soothing look on his face when Mr. Blaze answered.

After all, even with strength, we already know our strength better than the coming of an unnamed adventurer, and trust seems different with the coming of Mr. Blaze, a native of the village.

It's something I don't have around here.

If you open your status, I'm stronger.

But I don't trust my strength from my clients with no track record.

(First, do you improve your Adventurer Rank for an easy track record)

I'll let you learn from a lot of seniors.

"Oh, you're here."

It was a gray-haired man, about sixty years old, who was head of the village of Sails, who welcomed us - to be precise - to Mr. Blades' party with a smile on his face.

You seem to be favourably receptive to the adventurers coming, but what I heard along the way was that the Blades were most opposed to this village chief when he became independent.

As village chief, he joined his parents and opposed them because he did not want to let go of the young people, the village's precious workforce. But I was proud as I gave back my applause that he would thus gain strength and receive it for a cheap reward.

"Hmm? What happened to that young kid over there?

"Oh, the guild told me to take newcomers to study, so there's one more this time. You don't have any particular problems."

"Oh, no problem."

Mr. Blaze said it was enough for us to do it militarily.

The village chief thought it would be fine because the remuneration he would pay for the request would remain unchanged where one newcomer had increased.

(All village chiefs are similar)

The mayor of my village was also a clientele to gold.

(Ma, I don't care anymore)

I was observing the village with that in mind.

Many villagers were in the village. However, the number of adults trying to get out to the outside of the fence where the fields are located was low. Guys, I was scared. Seeing the young children playing among them made me feel dusty somewhere.

(We had that time too, didn't we?)

Discussions between the village chief and Mr. Blaise were approaching a good situation as he was turning his thoughts to the sight of the day of his presence.

"Well, I'll check again, but it's Forrest Wolf that's confirmed in the woods"

"Oh...... one of the young men in that forest is witnessing Forest Wolf's appearance. That's for sure."

Forest Wolf - An omnivorous demon who lives in the woods, makes herds of four to six, and not only eats grass in the woods, but sometimes hunts. Originally, demons feed on magic, so they don't have to eat. Inside, however, there were demons who enjoyed eating as entertainment, and Forest Wolf was a troublesome place for humans living nearby, sometimes even after attacking people.

During the crusade in the village I took part in before I became an adventurer, I crusaded one flock in a way that the six of us repeatedly destroyed each other crusading one Forest Wolf. I never made a sacrifice, but I remember everyone was exhausted.

"Nearly a hundred Forest Wolves were in the woods, they say. We're fine with just a few of them..."

"You can't have a hundred of them."

"Please..."

The village chief was bowing his head.

Now only plants and beasts in the woods may be satisfied, but when this starts attacking people, there is no hand application.

"Okay. Stay with the village chiefs."

Mr. Blaze leaves beside the village chief as he waves his hand in a hilarious manner.

"Okay, let's go."

"If it comes together, don't clean it up by the end of the day"

Mr. Nathan, who went to leave his carriage outside the village, rendezvous.

I was accompanied by the Alliance as a luggage man and other chores, and I offered yesterday that I should take on these chores too, but they refused to let me just leave the carriage, the party's precious asset, to me.

I cannot strongly say that you are just an extraordinary member.

"Hey, you always throw a banquet in the village,"

"I guess so..."

"Let's go. The crusade itself may be cleaned up soon..."

"It could be dangerous if we don't know where the herd came from."

Guys, I could feel some room.

"Um, is it that easy to deal with a hundred demons?

I've never dealt with such a large number.

The experience I have in the first place is in the labyrinth watching me defeat demons that come to small villages from time to time. All we have is a crusade near Alistair's city.

All the demons I dealt with were not on a scale that I could call a herd, but only on a scale where many, if not a few, came together. In numbers, the best adventurers are the ones I've dealt with in my hidden room. But that can't be said to be the opponent who took control, and he just went after each and every one of them because he got scared while I was destroying each of them.

Besides, the forest is huge, and although it may be easier to find than to find a small herd because of the number of nearly a hundred herds, it's still hard to find the desired herd in the forest.

But my anxiety was to be dispelled as soon as I went into the woods.

"Well, I asked for it as usual"

"Rikai"

Mr. Lishua was manipulating something like a bracelet fitted near his left wrist with magic.

The bracelet was embedded with something like a needle, spinning with glue, but after a few seconds it stopped pointing to a point.

"This way."

Walk Mr. Grey ahead in the direction indicated by Mr. Lishua.

"What was that?"

"Oh, this? It's quite a handy tool. It's a magic tool (magic item) made by an alchemist in Wangdu who tells you where to find what you're looking for. This time, Forest Wolf will tell you where he is closest. I wanted to be an alchemist as easy as this, so I beat up a lot of money and bought it, but I don't seem to have that kind of talent. I hope this helps you explore."

"You have such a handy tool."

With this, you won't have a hard time finding a bunch of demons.