Atal and Caro report to the Adventurer Guild, while Balkias and Ifria leave a message in a carriage parked in front of the Guild.
"I mean with the results report of the request...... are you sure you two have managed that thunderbeast alone in this short period of time?
Just available was the receptionist who accepted that Thunderbeast request, but she puts a skeptical gaze on the Atals who returned much earlier than expected.
"Well, you know what?"
"Hey."
Even after hearing the response, the receptionist was still suspicious.
"So can you provide proof? Sure, that mountain had a small thunderbeast..."
Atal removes the horn of the thunderbeast from the bag so that it can meet the receptionist's words.
"Is this it? I brought horns that are a big feature of thunderbeasts..."
"Is it a corner...... what is this!?
Place a large corner on the counter with the claws making a noise of gotri and weight.
That's more than a few times the size of what the receptionist expected, which surprises me, opens my eyes, and raises my voice.
A small thunderbeast would have been about a few dozen centimeters in horn, but the attals put it out many times its size.
"No, that's why you're a thunderbeast horn. With this, wouldn't it prove you defeated the Thunderbeast?
Atal confirms, but the receptionist doesn't seem to be the other way around, and the other receptionists were at some point gathered by her usually quiet shouting.
"Hey, I'd like to finish my report soon."
Can't we do this? Still can't do without a nucleus? He was an atar around that idea, but apparently the receptionists find themselves making a scene on another issue.
"Maybe there's some sort of decision on how to collect the corners or something...?
I have such a question in my mouth from Caro with a troubled look on his face.
"Yes, no, that, it's not! This horn, I never thought something this big would come out... you know, this is really you guys?
Receptionist asking for confirmation again. The gaze of the other receptionists was also focused on the atar.
"Oh, it's what I've been knocking down and getting with me and Caro and my buddies waiting in the carriage. If you don't have a problem, I'd like you to go through the process..."
The receptionist has a troubled look on Atal's words.
"- Is there a problem?
"Eh, the problem on this side is that the horns we assumed belong to children's thunderbeasts and they're not as big as this..."
Even if it was a big one, I thought maybe I should knock it down. Ataru snaps my neck.
"When that happens, it means that it was the adult thunderbeast that you two defeated, and there's also a child thunderbeast somewhere. That means there are still thunderbeasts in the mountains, so whether it is good to achieve the goal of the crusade..."
I can't judge the receptionist personally - that was the answer.
"I understand the situation, but I'll tell you one thing there, it was the parent and child thunderbeast that we defeated. I haven't brought it here because I destroyed the child's horns in the course of the battle. Since the original request was to crusade the Thunderbeast and secure the material, I was allowed to skip explaining the area"
Ataru says a lot that if I were to bring the requested product, I wouldn't have to explain how I got it, etc.
I certainly don't see any fallout in the Atal story given what I asked for.
"Well, well, then there was another problem… the question of whether you can handle such valuable materials on your own with the purchase of materials…"
The horns that Ataru has brought are rare, with few scratches and the size is so unlikely to be seen.
That was beyond the realm she could judge by herself, the guild's receptionist, because the price would also be considerably higher.
"I see, I understand the situation, but what happens when it does..."
Atar who wants to accomplish the request. I don't like to do that, but I can't judge you, receptionist - I can't conclude this as it is.
"Hmm, what's wrong?
It was Saira who had stuck her neck in the interaction between those Atals.
"Oh, Saira. No, they told me the horns I brought were too good. And they're also having trouble whether or not to accomplish the request."
"I see. Sure, this is a hell of a dish."
With an intriguing nod, Saira checks the corner above the counter.
"Yeah, I get it. I'll buy this. It doesn't matter if you two requests are accomplished as well. If you bring a horn that is a weapon and a symbol of a thunderbeast, you can consider this a crusade."
A sneered and laughed Saira decides lightly without any consent and speaks the conclusion. Neither do the receptionists.
But Atal and Caro had their necks covered.
"... what do you mean?
"What do you mean...?
Seeing those two, Seira was laughing at Nico.
"You didn't say. I am Seira, the guild master of this Adventurer's Guild. After that, thank you. I'd like to hear more about it, so let's go to my room upstairs. Come on, come here."
Encouraged by Seira to push her back, the two will go to the Guildmaster Room.
When I entered the room, Atal and Caro sat down on the couch.
In the meantime, Saira came back with tea.
"Well, I changed it...... sorry you didn't name it, did you? But I'm really sorry because I thought if I said" guild master, "I'd be set up."
Having lined up his tea before Atal and Caro, Seira, sitting on the couch in front of them, bows her head deeply with words of apology twice.
"Oh, it's nothing. Give me your head."
"Oh, yeah. That's not what I care about!
Atal and Caro are not otherwise angry and decide to accept the apology.
"Really? Oh, good. Ah."
Relax and grate your chest, Seira. But in the next moment, you'll have a crisp look and a look on your face as an Alliance Master.
"- Now please tell us that it was a mountain. You didn't kill the thunderbeast that was in the mountains, did you?
Atal and Caro lose their words in surprise at Seira's words to be sure.
"Heh, you know what I mean. Because he's a thunderbeast, and if he's also an adult beast, he has a nucleus of considerable size, but he didn't bring it. You only brought the horns, you bargained and got the horns, didn't you?
Seeing Seira tell that with her index finger up and a luscious grin, Atal decided that it was all obvious and that she couldn't tell any more lies.