I want to protect you in this hand.

Firstly, we divide the border soldiers who worked out in short-term concentration into two parts, recruiting, besides Mr. Casse, the advisor, someone close to him in the street next door, and divide them into two squads. It is joined by a young man of good health, who efficiently draws water from the well. We split into two squads, too, and keep the streets down two by two.

While we are doing so, the number of demons is getting smaller and smaller.

"Okay, once it's a break!

Have them go back to their respective homes with Will's voice. In the afternoon, when the door is knocked three times, it means we'll go outside, first of all we'll take a break. The ten soldiers can't go back to the barracks, so we asked them to come with us to Mr. Azzuré's house. Mr. Azzuré had made a lot of soup for me in a big pot from his inn days.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Azzuré, all I thought about was leaving the barracks and letting you use your food."

"Because this is what these people have prepared for me. I'm nothing."

When the soldiers opened their eyes, they bowed their heads to us again. Kind of lights up.

A small border town if you open the door, everyone and everyone he knew. Things moved quickly as long as we showed the direction, while we all didn't know what to do with our first situation: demons.

Many people would have cared, even in the barracks, especially Mr. Azure and Hulem, who live close to the barracks. Hulem is talking with a soldier he seems to know with a grin. Even soldiers of old have come to speak to us reluctantly.

"Anyway, I jumped out hoping I'd have to work with you guys to help people in town, but to be honest, what the hell are you guys, I mean, what?

"I'm an adventurer officially seconded by the Dozen Marquis Cosal."

With Will smiling bitterly, he repeated words that he did not know how many times he had said.

"But you and your child must be from Kilik. Kilik shouldn't have adventurers."

That's the border with Kilik. Looks familiar to Will and the others.

"My father is Kilik's man. But I grew up in Merida, so I'm an adventurer."

"Merida... of swords and magic..."

I wonder how much fairytale country Merida is over the Empire in Findaria. This is the second reaction.

"Is that why you know how to defeat demons? And magic."

The person looked at me,

"Is such a poor man an adventurer too"

And snapped. I'm a little happy.

"A class adventurer."

"And he's my fiancée."

In Will's words, Cyril overlaid. You don't have to tell me anyway. But...

"Poor thing, but I'm too scared to get my hands on it."

Someone who said that is a little unforgivable. I was never told I was scared, but I'm a little shocked. I couldn't complain because it was easier with that one word.

"More than that, soldiers should be capturing the situation better than the people in town. What's the situation?"

"As far as I can tell."

The soldier explained it to me. The management of the border takes place mainly on the Kilik side, which is immediately out of the narrow. There is a town a short distance from it, and the barracks are like protecting the town. Soldiers take turns filling the border. So without enclosing the town with a fence, this border town of Hoob is in the meadows as a very ordinary town.

"I suddenly had a fierce ground beep that day, and the mountain on the left side of the narrow room collapsed when I saw it from here along with the sound of Dawn. It was a huge sand dust, and I didn't even know what the border was like for a while."

The mountain on the right becomes a high mountain range, which leads from Findaria to the Empire and continues uninterrupted as it turns north to the northern part of the Empire. There is a dungeon along the mountain. But there shouldn't have been a single dungeon in the mountains on the left.

"That's how when the dust finally subsided and ran to the border, there were already many large rocks crumbling in the narrow space and the road was completely blocked. Fortunately, the building at the border itself was not broken. But as it conveyed its broken mountain skin, a creature I hadn't even seen slowly came down. One after another."

The soldiers continued.

"Now I know I should just wave my sword. But even though he looked like a man, he only roared, and besides, fear first stood before the creature that came under attack. There was no one to confront, the borders were abandoned, and all fled back to the town. Before the demons came, they were at least full because they instructed the people of the town not to leave the house until help came. From then on, it was a nightmare. More and more demons wander safely all over the town with no enclosure. They seem to like people's signs, and they come to town one after another."

Yes, demons come close to people. It's as if you want to be exorcised. I heard what Will cares most about.

"Contact with Kilik."

"Not at all"

"What's the extent of the collapse?"

"I have no idea. There's a rock rolling a lot taller than that. I don't even know how to get rid of it."

"Is there a way out of the border?

"The mountains on both sides are rugged. Where is it necessary to create a way out, even though there is not much to go through the narrow road. I've never even heard of it."

"Is Kilik's side safe..."

"At least we can deal with the demons."

"Sure."

Will seemed a little relieved.

"The captain seems to be deciding that we should be static until a huge rescue from the Dozen arrives. Sorry."

Ask him, maybe he just kept the town people out anyway.

"But there was also a bright topic."

said Will.

"Bright? Where"

To the coarse soldier, Cyril,

"If the demon is coming out of the dungeon, it means the demon won't come out of the dungeon as long as you keep the dungeon entrance in check."

I replied.

"Is it that simple?"

To the soldier who hears, Cyril,

"If there's one entrance, and a lot of soldiers, that's what we can do. Even the Empire uses the dungeon well, Kirik. There will be no inability to Findaria"

I replied.

"With you, everything seems easy."

"When it comes to demons. Things like this will settle down soon. But the problem is rocks."

"Rock?"

"Unless we open this narrow space, the distribution of demonic stones lags behind. We would have exchanged grains with each other."

"But."

"But?"

"That wouldn't be what soldiers should think."

"Because, Arsh,"

Oh, why are you swinging at me?

"Tell me what you were thinking right now. You were blurry."

Blurry, rude.

"I was just wondering how many people would be needed to break down and remove the rocks, what would I do with the accommodation for that, and what would I do to secure three meals,"

"What?"

"Ha, because, like, 20 people as borrowing intermittently from Mr. Azure? Using another inn isn't overwhelmingly enough, is it? Build a new building or use Kilik's tent, hmm"

I've thought about it. It's a small town. Sometimes travelers stay and rest to the extent. Is there anything I can do? Something.

"Mal wants to pull a demon restaurant from Imperial City"

"Mal?"

"Plus a breakfast stall. The one I was sending to work on the building in Teito. With that, we should be able to handle breakfast."

"Sure, it's a waste of demonic meat, right? Shall I send a letter to the Imperial City?"

"It's time to stop, Arsh, Mal"

Will blocked it.

"I already told you to talk, Will."

"Sorry, I think it was a little too irritating"

He was looking at this one as if the soldiers had been taken lightly, including Mr. Azzuré.

"Scary......"

And now who said that? I was just thinking what I needed to do.