If It’s for My Daughter, I’d Even Defeat a Demon Lord (WN)

For 'illness', restorative magic doesn't work. And all beings that bind every 'disease' are the Four Demon Kings. - - That was the natural 'common sense' that everyone knew.

What brings disease is thought to be the magic power of the "Four Demon Kings" - called "Magic Magnets" because of their unique abilities -.

Officially known as the 'Magnetic Disorder', it drives the flow of 'Qi', such as the subject's magic and vitality. Because of the disturbances they should interfere with, it became difficult to cure them directly by magic. In some cases, 'magic' interference may work in a bad direction.

For this reason, we can only suppress the symptoms with medication and, if possible, use the restorative magic of the 'health recovery' system, while waiting for the effects of the magic vegetables to escape from the body and return to the original 'qi' flow.

Some diseases other than the "Magnetic Disorder" have restorative magic, but it is not at first glance obvious, and it was necessary to entrust judgment to a specialized institution, the Temple of the "Blue God (Neely)".

Dale, stretching out his body sloppily on a large bed, to which the dirt was addressed, threw the thick book he had in his hand next to him, seemingly.

"Uh... I'm tired..."

For the sake of health care, I was already tired of sleeping with adults on the third day, and it was Dale.

"Keep your body moving... the sword will work just fine... if it's about training..."

Normally, for the duration of his stay at the Duke's residence at work, Dale was also exposed to the latest knowledge, obtained in the highest environment: the Duke's house, through books and so on.

It is the 'work' of an aristocratic opponent that can be taken lightly by trivial matters. I wasn't going to give you an easy gap to get into.

For this reason, Dale continues to learn from the background of the education he once received from Master Cornelio.

Still, I get tired of situations where that's all I can do.

"Okay, then... sneak..."

"Your servant told me it was about time you said that."

Gregor, who hasn't hesitated to enter the room by opening the door, says, seeping in a squeaky voice.

I was aware of Gregor's signs. That's why he seems so deliberate, and Dale responds by turning his flattering face toward his friend as he rolls around.

"I'm tired."

"You would know that even if Rose's" protection "treatment minimized the effects of magic vegetables, it didn't cure them,"

"I know, you'll be sleeping with adults..."

"I was quarantined at your discretion, and the two victims, they say, are in recovery. Rose was impressed with your response."

"In our countryside, there is no Temple of 'The Blue God (Neely)' … Pharmacy and pathology need to be repaired to some extent in self-defense."

That was once part of the education I received as the 'next head of the clan'. As the main protector of the clan, Dale's education is diverse.

And there is soil that makes such an education normal is a clan called Tissue, which is feared by the surrounding marquis.

It was those profound indoctrinations that also affected the glasses of the Duke of Erdystedt of meritocracy.

"Two Demon Kings had the result of getting hit. The person in question, who ran for protection under cover, said that his father would impose sanctions."

"Something tells me you can sympathize with them..."

"We also confirmed the surrounding settlements, but there were no particular anomalies, and no patients appeared to have emerged. The obvious anomaly would be the result of not being curious and carefully distancing yourself."

"In a way, I don't know if you've blocked the streets for cover-ups or worked in the right direction."

Dale, who arrived in King's Capital from Kreutz, was to remain on assignment.

It is confirmation of the testimony of Rose, who encountered the 'Two Demon Kings' before being taken after being kidnapped. He needed Dale's companionship, a capable man of the "brave", even though he would have let the scouts ahead of him than he might have encountered the "Demon King" earlier.

The settlement in question, which was based on Rose's testimony, had the streets sealed off and made 'what was not'.

An obvious anomaly in which all the villagers were tragically killed overnight and no one headed back for confirmation. The local nobles who rule the land are 'dwarfs' as the Duke of Erdystedt put it, so they made the choice of cover-up rather than confirming it or reporting it to the state.

At first glance, the settlement was' beautiful '.

However, the unpleasant discomfort drifts as air. The silence without one sign is too close to the sight of the natural countryside.

That exposes the 'anomaly' every time the building is opened and checked.

Every corpse was' played '.

As toddlers line up their toys. Like slapping a toy. - - Perhaps for "Two Demon Kings," they (...) are indisputable 'toys'.

In one house, painted on a campus full of walls, the use of it (...), which was so wrapped around the prototype, distorted a single line of expression accustomed to the battlefield for the appearance of 'art'.

Everything was a crime committed in the building, and in some cases only in one of its rooms.

That is why the stage of this tragedy was just entangled in silence, as if nothing had happened but at first sight.

With tension in place, we arrive at the destination hall - once found out from research that it was built as a luxurious villa.

They were lost in judgment for a moment to the unexpected sight that was spreading the moment they opened the door.

The entrance hall set the stage for the tragic killing of Rose's kidnappers. There were no frightening numbers of bodies there.

They have not left a piece of meat to clean up, and they have not flown a piece of blood paste on the wall either. Only a darkening, discolored carpet stain proved what happened on this occasion.

And the corpse of a 'young woman', unharmed, who did not feel the passage of time, sat back, dressed in a freshly decorated luxurious costume, to greet them.

It's a trap. And a clear situation.

Still, we have to make sure that 'she' is Rose's maid of honor because she is presumed to be.

- - As a result, it (...) was still a trap.

It was planted with high concentrations of 'magic vegetables' (...), dispersed in their present with the effect of a bomb of disease.

It was a "putting souvenir" of "Two Demon Kings," anticipating that she would definitely revisit it it for confirmation because of Rose's character she missed.

The two preceding scouts struck directly.

The rest of us who were behind escaped the ordeal with the double magic of a simplified 'barrier' and a barrier surrounding the 'genesis source' in order to correctly separate the periphery, with a quick decision shameless by the name of 'first class'.

In the end, there was no sign of the "two demon kings" or lead to them, and the result remained to confirm the status quo of the "two demon kings are not here".

Ultimately, the settlement was to be abandoned, just like the Lord's judgment. Until a high concentration of magic vegetables loses their ability, it will take a long time. If only a few of the high priests of "The Blue God (Neely)" hit the purification task, it would be possible, but it was not something that could be done overnight either.

In a direct hit of the trap, Dale was the one who hit the cure for the two people who fell into 'Magnetic Disorder'.

Highly protected clerics and others have the characteristic that it is difficult to become a 'magic vegetarian disorder'. When 'best' was it, Dale made an immediate decision.

They returned to the king's capital, the highest temple of the Blue God (Neely), with Dale in treatment and the two affected people isolated by a carriage.

In the process, Dale was also to suffer from mild 'magic disorder'. Nevertheless, there are many high priests of "The Blue God (Neely)" in the King's Capital, starting with Rose. It is also this city that has the best environment for treatment.

Because of this, Dale was forced into a boring nursing life because of his physical condition, which was not exacerbated and few symptoms appeared to be diseased.

"Have you heard from Kreutz?

"For once, I told him the minimum situation... you could spell your own personal message"

"Uh... me, come on... I can write a report, but I'm subtly bad at letters... and now, somehow, it's hard to send..."

"... did you have an insane fight?"

"Chi, no..."

It was a rare 'joke' pinched as Gregor, though it is a difficult tension to understand. But Dale overreacted.

I get up Gabba out of bed, pushed back by Gregor and lie down again.

Including his reaction, Gregor was convinced that this time, a series of his words and actions, starting with the incredible action that Dale had visited the King's Capital before being summoned, were caused by his adopted son.

- - Originally, Dale, wanting not to leave his adopted son, voluntarily visited the king's capital. Think about it in and of itself, it's too much of an "anomaly" to cause suspicion.