Kawaranu Mono ＜Kirameki no Gōremu＞

I will be a golem.

I'm taking one hamster and a white beast girl for town.

I also thought I should activate [Hidden], but since I have a hack, I decided to keep going. When I walked in the same direction the ex-slaves walked away, I quickly found my way to town.

There was nothing in particular to go on to the town. There were no demons out there, and maybe there's good security around here. It's just that Haku keeps saying "Kamisama" about me, so I just let him fix it there. I just let them call me a golem, but I've had a pretty hard time. Haku is fine, stubborn.

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At the entrance to the town, I show the soldiers at the gate something, give them the money and then they're inside the town. You have a similar system in every town. Those who enter the town lightly must be the inhabitants of the town. Me and Huck line up at the back of the line. I have the money now, and I have a dungeon card that's going to be my ID. Plus I'm with Huck, so I'll figure it out.

My and Haku's order is finally here. The gatekeeper soldier is a little confused by the combination of the beast girl and the golem. Huck tells him, "Town, I want in". The soldier asks me if I have an ID, so I don't have one - I'll take the black card out of the porch.

The soldier has apparently never seen a black card. Speaking of which, I think the old man in the labyrinth city said it was his first time or something, but I don't remember because I didn't hear it properly. Soldiers run to confirm because they check with the Adventurer Alliance. Me and Haku were to be waited in a room like a pack of soldiers next to the gate.

Me and Haku sit side by side at the chair in front of the table. They don't serve tea or anything. There are nearly 10 swords on the wall of the room. I'm going to get Haku to register as an Adventurer. I have an ID, and it's to make sure I can live if I'm alone.

"Haku, I want to register you as an adventurer."

"Adventurer? Me?"

'Um, if you're coming with me, you're gonna need a minimum of strength. Can you?'

"Me, Golem, and, I'm coming with you. Necessary, do it!"

'Right. Has Haku ever used any weapons?'

"Knife, I was using it."

'Okay. Buy knives with clothes, etc.'

"Yeah. Buy it!"

Haku, he doesn't have much strength yet, but if he eats properly, sleeps properly, and exercises, his strength will follow. I have a pretty good sense of balance and movement. Maybe it's because he's an animal man.

When I was thinking about that, the door to the room was knocked and one old man came into the room. My ears are a little cramped. Is it a half elf? Her hair is shorter in gold and her beard is well maintained. Eyes are as thin as thread. He also looks like he's laughing. But does that make it look right?

"I'm sorry. I've made you wait a long time. Bye. Forgive me, it's a long way from the guild."

and the old man talks to me. I shake my head to the side, saying I don't care. The old man sat on the chair across the street and introduced himself.

"Washi says a query that is the guild master of this port town. As you can see from these ears, I'm a half-elf."

I snort Hmm. Huck is nodding just like me.

"I heard Mr. Golem in silver has a black dungeon card better, but let me see. Yeah?"

I don't - take the black card out of the porch and give it to the old man. Only for a moment, the old man opens his eyes loosely like a blade and sees a black card. The old man flips a black card or looks at it from various angles.

"Whoa, this is for sure. It's not a black card. I've never seen a wash before. Thank you."

That's what the old man gives me back my black card. I don't have a black card - it's on the porch and I ask via Huk if I can go inside town anymore.

"No, let me talk to you a little more. What brings you guys to this town?"

Let's tell my hak why he came to town, just like we did earlier, and let the old man talk about it. Until now, it was just gestures, so it was tough, wasn't it?

"Haku, tell the old man my words."

Haku nods at me. The tail is shaking heavily with no heart either.

"We have three purposes."

"Purpose, Mitsu"

The old man nods and asks, "What are those three?"

"The first, Haku, to buy clothes and things that this beast man's son needs"

"One, mine, clothes, buy"

"The second is to register Haku adventurers"

"Two, Me, Adventurer, Register"

"The third is to give Haku the least experience he can do as an adventurer"

"Mitsu, me, adventurer, experience"

The old man is crushing and nodding so much as he plays his hand on his beard.

"So you're staying in this port town until those three things are done?"

I snort naturally. Haku manages me too and snorts. The old man asks me if I can do an appraisal. Can you appraise this old man? I'm flattered. I nod softly. Huck snorts, too.

{Log: Golem appraised}

His eyes, as thin as the old man's thread, open wide. He groans in a low voice, "I don't know this much". "What Kaeis and Gamongas were saying sounds like it's true," the old man said to himself and seemed convinced of something by himself.

"You guys haven't decided where to stay while you're in this town yet, have you? Do you want to stay because I have an empty room in my house? I guess it's hard to stay in the Inn just with the Beast Man kids and the Golem. Grandma's cooking is pretty good."

Oh, how dare this old man let us stay. What a kind old man. Let's sweeten it to your words.

'Thank you. Then don't hesitate to let me stay. It's just that there are rats, okay?'

"Thanks. I'll stay. Rat, can I stay?"

Did Zispo call you? No. - I put my face out of the porch.

"Ho, this isn't an unusual Softis Mouse. Of course, you can have that rat with you."

"Choo-choo!"

(Nice to meet you!)

Zispo greets him with his hands on his forehead so as to salute him.

"You're buying clothes. Then I'll show you around the town. Follow me. Oh, and, Mr. Golem. Rewards in Kukano, the country of the Ghost Nation, are being transferred to your Guild account. If you need it, you can always pull it out."

I nod that I understand. Me and Haku got out of the room about the old man.

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We were first led to the clothes store.

I can buy Haku's clothes at the clothes store. Shop the black leather trousers, white shirt and black leather jacket from Leather Boots. I chose clothes that were easier to move and harder to injure than flickering clothes. It's impossible to skirt into the woods or something. Besides, Haku has white hair and Shippo, so black clothes show white. Have the clerk prepare some underwear and shirts as well.

Get holes in your leather trousers that can give you a proper sippo. I decided to have a pair of gloves for my right hand and a larger eyelid made so that I could hide my face and right hand with severe burn marks. The gloves and eyelids will be picked up at a later date.

Behind the store Haku changed into the clothes he had just bought. When I told him that I was "well suited," he happily shook Shippo and expressed his joy. Um, when I get a good purchase, I'm happy to leave the clothes store behind.

Ask the old man to show us to the demon prop store and the weapons store next. That's right, I'd say Guildmaster. The master of the magician and weapon shop was very surprised by the sudden visit of the old man.

At the magic prop store, he bought a magical waist pouch that contained a lot of luggage. This was the most expensive part of this purchase. It cost about 20 gold coins. It's a travel necessity, so this is a necessary expense. I don't have any - I'm jealous because it goes in a lot more than a pouch.

At the weapons store, choose a knife while asking the Alliance Master to talk to you. Buy two knives that aren't that big so Haku can use them easily. Because I have restoration, I can fix it even if it breaks, but I bought two bottles thinking about if it breaks in the middle of the fight.

Somehow, Huck seems more of an adventurer than I am. There's no such thing as my gear - it's just a pouch.

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Finally, in the Adventurer Alliance, register as an Adventurer for Haku. Haku was asked if he would write the registration form himself, and Haku replied "I can't write it" so he was asked to substitute it. Maybe we should let Haku study letters. I'll study with you then. I have an [interpreter], so I didn't study letters at all.

Even in the Adventurer's Guild, no old man followed me from start to finish, so I had no one to give me a little glimpse of. Pretty much helped by this old man. After all, it is more the work of the year than the back of a turtle.

Huck is happily receiving an unmarked dungeon card. Now Haku has an ID, too. I asked the old man why he called it a dungeon card, not an guild card, and he said that the beginning of the Adventurer's guild was the organization that helped challengers to the dungeon, so it was a remnant of that time.

Thanks to Haku, I feel my communication is quite widening.

Praising my "Wow, Huck," Huck waves his sippo with an awesome smile and reveals his joy. I don't have a zispo - face out of the porch, eating my teeth off the mud, watching it.

That was the day we cut it up and asked the old man's house to guide us.