It was like a rich mansion on the outskirts of the king's capital that Phee was brought to the Iols.
It was the horse that got me this far, but Phee couldn't ride the horse, so I had it put in front of Crowe's saddle.
They were both good equestrians.
Conrad's not here, by the way.
I just smiled and waved off Phee going on the assignment, "Good luck ~".
(I really wonder what that guy's up to)
There's just a mystery going on.
There were people around the mansion like watchmen.
Using the woods covering the mansion, he turned to his back and descended on the horse in such a position that he could not find it, there was also an oar bull there.
I cleverly hide my big body in the shade of a tree and raise my hands "hey" to the Fees.
And when I kept the horse's reins from Crowe and Ior, I took them somewhere and hid them.
And finally, Phee gets a description of the assignment from Crowe.
"That's a merchant Kanzar villa.
There are rumours that this guy is involved in a human trafficking organization that bears its hand throughout the continent, and that the villa is being used as a warehouse to hide those who have been taken.
If we investigate normally, we risk being distracted and hiding evidence over there as well. Over time, those caught may also be sold.
So grab the evidence in person, it's a mess. "
"I see."
But isn't that nasty? And Fee thought.
If you're involved in human trafficking, you'll have more watch inside than you're out there. I can't imagine a knight infiltrating a place like that without being noticed.
"So it's your turn."
"Are you saying that I should be taken? Yeah, that's okay."
Ior told me, I see, I was much more impressed that a decoy investigation might soon capture the evidence.
"No."
"Chi. I do ask you to infiltrate, but it's up there."
"Yeah?"
Phee snapped her neck at Crowe's words.
Away from Captain Ior and the others, he was taken by Crowe and Phee approached the back of the mansion.
There are about three watchmen right next to the fies hiding by the tree, but Crowe pops out softly and stuns them with his bare hands without even letting them speak.
(Wow......)
What strength, though unintentional.
The apprentice knights also learn the skill of the sidekick, but I've never seen anyone that amazing in the instructor class.
(I knew Mr. Crowe was a great guy...)
Fee was impressed.
Crowe invites me into the mansion gate from the back.
There were no windows, it was just a dead end place. I guess that's why I kept three guards, but Crowe stunned me.
"Uh, the information I got from the building engineer, it was just around here."
Crowe whispers about each one of those, exploring the heights with his feet on the heels of the wall.
And I said, "Oh, there was," and I snapped some of the blocked walls.
Then that part falls out and a tiny hole can be made in the outer wall.
Then I grabbed Phee's sword and brought it before the wall.
"What do you say? Can you get in?"
I've said.
Crowe's story was like a hole leading to the vent, which seemed to lead to the entire ceiling of the mansion.
Fee lets him enter the hole with a light groove.
Then I turn it cleverly in a somewhere a little wider - though fairly narrow - and I get my face out of as many holes as I just did with a slightly dissatisfied face.
"Maybe I was hired for this?
This little hole is impossible for any other member of the Knights but Fee to enter.
It would be Conrad the smallest if you pulled out the fie, but you still wouldn't be able to get it in because it's middle back middle meat.
"Well, to be honest, there's gonna be that, too"
Crowe snorts with a bitter laugh.
"Fair enough. I'm a fighter anyway, and I'm not complaining if you need me."
Phee said as he let his lips crouch.
I'm not really dissatisfied with it, but it's common for the world to have had a cooler reason anyway.
"Well, then, find out if anyone's been compromised, and if you can, figure out where it is. It's easy to help if you know where it is."
That's how they give me the vent plan and the whistle.
"Oh, and don't go down from the ceiling. Combat is forbidden. It's still dangerous for you. Just grab the information and come back. Once we have the information, we will storm.
If mistakes get pinched, blow that whistle. "
"Yes, I understand"
When Crowe gave him purpose and attention, Fee went a little further into the narrow vent.
Pretty quick, no sound. From where I can see Crowe, he'll be gone soon.
I can't do this without not only having a small body, but also excellent flexibility.
It was like a cat.
Heath herself wouldn't have noticed, but I can do this. Looking for all the Knights would be nothing but Heath.
It could even be called Heath's talent.
"I guess that means Roy's eyes are sure."
Crowe put his head on as he dropped off his disciple's apprentice knight, who was no longer visible.