Invincible Saint ~Salaryman, the Path I Walk to Survive in This Other World~

Even if the dispel was unavailable, the adventurers recovered from abnormal conditions due to the activity of the healers who could use the recovery.

Patients whose petrification and four strands had been crushed by gucha gucha and patients with deep wounds to their eyes were all recovered by me.

When the healing was over, they were embracing each other, arming themselves around and exploding their joyful emotions.

There was only one thing that bothered me. That means no one's going home.

(You usually go home, don't you? Do you want me to ask you to be vigilant so there's nothing more to this?

Resting my men, who were on the verge of depleting their magic, I healed each and every one of them, listening to the patient's symptoms.

"Holy healing hand, Mother Earth's breath, take away all the starches that lurk in your body, regress to a normal state, and pay. Recover. Phew, that's all right."

Speak up to look around and see if there are any other patients.

"Are there any other patients? Speak up if you are likely to suffer nearby or have not been treated"

... apparently I can't hear you, so it's all over.

"Adventurers. Earlier was a mistake on the Adventurer Guild, which annoyed the healer guilders. You know, some of the healers who were supposed to give me treatment that wasn't free? It was supposed to be those men who were to blame."

As Lord Gias spoke to the beasts, regret was seen from the faces of the beasts. Lord Gias goes on to speak.

"It was definitely a story about treating me for free this time. But can we just keep doing this? No, no, no. We, the Beast Adventurers. Thank you for what you did!

At the next moment, the underground training ground swayed with the screams of each of the beasts.

"Look for the men and their masterminds just now! You must be in this city. You're gonna get your faults back, including me!

"Ooh!"

The beasts bowed their heads and then ran up the stairs.

"Lord Luciel, the healers, I am so sorry. This is it."

Lord Gias said so and bowed his head.

"Keep your head up, Lord Gias. I guess their aim was obstruction. If the magic had been sealed and the healers were unable to treat them, 'the healers abandoned many patients while leaving them hopeful' and so on, all our bad reviews would have spread and the healers' guild would have been worse off than their obstructive behavior."

"... I guess..."

I have an idea, ask Lord Gias, who looks like that.

"Are they close to Lord Sherza? Or is it the offense caused by the Pharmacist Guild?

All the healers and cleric knights were astonished. Well, I didn't tell you that the pharmacist guild was involved.

"I can't tell which one this time. The black powder thrown at you is something that the Pharmacist Guild of Yenis has long been selling:" You can throw it to demons and seal magic "

"... generally accessible... well, I'll leave this matter to Lord Gias and the adventurers who are familiar with Yenis"

Honestly, when this one pokes, it only turns into a snake. I think a round throw is the best thing I feel like that. Neither can I. I can't risk your men any more.

"... I didn't know you'd trust me right away with a lapse... sweet... but I'll make sure to find out about this one"

Lord Gias said so, but he has no trust. I was just wondering if I could trust you.

"We're going back to the Healers Guild now, but if you know anything, please let us know."

"Okay."

He bowed his head again and gave me a lift to the entrance to the guild.

"Now, if you'll excuse me"

After I said that, I suddenly stopped after walking Lionel to the entrance to the Adventurer Guild.

"What..."

I did. Those adventurers were brought in with terrible injuries when I tried to speak up.

It was Lord Gias, not us, who was upset to see it.

"Brother?!

Some of the injured were also guild masters, so I give them instructions.

"Use area high heels, so get the patient within three meters of me. You should treat poison and paralysis afterwards."

"Yes."

The next moment your men raised their voices, the dragon man, whose body was supposed to be asleep, was discolored, got up and stared at this one and shouted.

"You're a healer! Tell me how much you want!

The look was more vicious than Lord Gias, whose fierce eyes captured me in anger.

But I wasn't scared at all for some reason. I'm feeling sadder than that, and I tell him, surprised at my own heart.

"It's free this time. Keep the injured man a grownup!!

I yelled out loud to stutter (surprise) myself. but thanks to that the dragonman grew up and began chanting to make sure he came within the range of area high heels.

There were a lot of seriously injured people, including dragon men, but they seemed to have no problems except for the condition anomaly, so hanging on the worst dragon man first in the order of purifications, dispels and recovers brought the discolored body back to normal.

The dragon man touching his body with a flashing expression, because there are so many patients with abnormal conditions, I helped you too, and a dozen treatments ended in minutes.

After all the treatment, I decided to say hello to the Alliance Master, the first dragon man I treated.

"I'm sorry I yelled earlier. My name is Luciel and I am a healer of the Guild Yenis Branch S-Class healer. I asked Lord Gias yesterday for a free treatment today, suggesting that he know the healer's guild and healer's ability to recover."

The dragonman looked at this side with a glimpse, and then when he saw the face of Lord Gias, Lord Gias nodded. And for some reason, I sat right down, bowed my head and started talking.

"I apologize for my disrespect earlier."

That's it, I'm still in this dirt, and I felt he was gonna talk, and I'm gonna get him to stand up in a hurry.

All of a sudden I didn't know the dugout, but there will definitely be weird rumors flying any further, maybe it's too late...

I was going to have a headache just thinking about it, but I managed to get him to stand up and start talking.

"Suddenly the Adventurer Guild Guild Master is at the entrance to the Adventurer Guild. Stop sitting grounded! This is also troublesome when there are strange rumors."

"Whoa! I'm so sorry." An apology is fine. Don't even try to get grounded "...?! Never mind."

I wanted to avoid developments that were going to loop, so I'll have him talk, but you're too different from the first impression! I listen to you with that in mind.

"My name is Jasuan and I am the Adventurer Alliance Master. Though I was in the labyrinth, I didn't even think I was a S-class healer..."

I was curious about my angry eyes earlier when it wasn't just a matter of time. I decided to ask.

"Let me tell you something because I think you know the healer himself and his abilities, but Lord Jasuan doesn't make a good impression on the healer, does he?

That's what shadowed his face when I heard it.

"... Yep. I don't have a good impression of being denied treatment many times when I was younger, or being stuck with an extrajudicial price. But a few years ago, at a meeting at Adventurer Alliance headquarters, Lord Luciel, an S-class healer, came to the table."

Master Brodo is also a former adventurer, so I guess Lord Jasuan was an adventurer as well. So it's not weird if you go around the world and hate healers? And who is it? What happened to my rumors?

"... it's my first ear"

"Really? I hear that a newcomer healer who started living at the Alliance headquarters in Melatoni only received one piece of silver coin because he used healing magic at all costs, regardless of race, gender, and because he was in training for any treatment"

I was kind of switching to beauty stories.

"... does that continue?

"Yes, he said he was a healer raised by the Alliance of Adventurers, who moved to church headquarters in St. Shrew in just two years and went all the way up to S at once without taking two years"

... hard to deny because of the mixed facts.

"According to the information I inserted in my ear, all of the Dragon Nation were against attracting the Healer Guild or something?

"... Yep. I am the guild master of the Yenis Adventurers Guild, so I can't be the representative of the species, but I hear that. But I thought it was good, too."

Hmm? Past form?

"What did you think?

"I never thought you could use all this wonderful power without consideration. That's the injury the Guild of Pharmacists gave up."

Lord Jasuan's face changes from a smile to a look of anger remembering the Pharmacist Guild, but let me correct it.

"Unfortunately, the only free one is today. This is the guideline. There's a price list inside."

I handed the guidelines from the magic bag to Lord Gias the other day.

"............... this is the price?

"Yeah. If you were to actually get money from Lord Jasuan this time, it would be 3 high heel gold coins, 50 purifications silver coins, 2 dispel gold coins, 1 recovery gold coin, and a total of 6 gold coins and 50 silver coins. Was it expensive?

The guidelines also state that there will be a difference of 1 to 1.5 times the amount, but I talked about it at 1.

"... No, it's too cheap! Five gold coins for luxury potions and one gold coin for drugs such as poison and paralysis, but not so far."

"I'm glad you said that. I had a lot of trouble setting the price."

I repeated the market research over and over to determine this price.

Not only from adventurers, but from all healers running healing homes.

Furthermore, on an experimental basis it is still only the Saint Shroud Accord country, but if the skill level of the healer's Saint Attribute Magic is low, he also made sure that he can train by multiplying his heels in the healer's and adventurer's guilds by half price with a bunk and meal.

I think the Archbishops worked hard.

When I decide on a fine fee, it becomes a new spark and it becomes a dispute. That's what Archbishop Muneller, the evil merchant-faced, said to me that he was worried, and I left everything to them.

"Don't make enemies where youngsters who aren't even twenty don't know! These are more convincing for us, people with shorter old-fashioned backgrounds, and even if they resent us, it's only for a while. Besides, if you make this, you will have a name for future generations. I want you to share that honor with us."

I'm sorry I thought I was a bad merchant face then. And I apologized as I sat down with my heart.

The truth is that in two years they created everything, including fees. They deserve praise, but the advertising tower became Pope and I.

I had their names and achievements listed in the guidelines, but they were just thrilled with it.

I was really pleased that this was supported because I came to Yenis under the oath of working hard as a healer for them as well.

"If this... Lord Luciel was an adventurer, wasn't he?

"... Yep. Yes, it is."

Hmm? I have a bad feeling.

"Then I'd like to ask for a nomination!

"I am not obliged to request a nomination because it is not a B-rank"

I knew it. But I have no problem turning it down.

"Ku, then I want you to set up a temporary healing home outside the labyrinth. Whatever the cost, we'll pay for it in full."

... is it anything? But I can't do that either.

"You can't. The obstruction went in today while it was healing, and yesterday I was attacked all over the city, too. You cannot leave the Healer Guild until the Healer Guild is safe and operational. Besides, I'm the head of the Healer Alliance."

"... right"

He gave me up. That's what I thought, and I exhaled.

"... then if it's all clear, you'll get a temporary healing home, right?

Is that it? Haven't you given up? Have we talked in a different direction than that?

"Um, so I'm head of the Healer Guild?

"I am also the guild master of the Adventurer Alliance. I hereby pledge to do my utmost to ensure that the Healer's Guild is safe and able to establish its status in this city."

He didn't get my word.

And all my men, who saw me seek help, missed their faces.

Clerical knights, too.

Besides, the two slaves felt happy with the Alliance Master's suggestion.

So the healer guild demonstration is safe? I ended up getting caught up in new problems with enemies who couldn't see the mastermind.