My 【Repair】Skill Became an Almighty Cheat Skill, So I Thought I’d Open Up a Weapon Shop

Sakura just declared to get down to business today and handed Mark the material he was bundling at hand.

"... yourself?

"I'm the site manager."

"Well...... so is that. All right, then, Lord Commander, I'll be your interim report."

Mark breathed gently before beginning to read out the contents of the material.

- Mark said that the author of the note could no longer be in the East for any reason, and he seems to have fled to the West to prevent any entanglement in his body and to find a solution.

It is unclear what exactly this is for some reason, but it is possible to speculate that it may be like a curse.

Consolidating the descriptions scattered in the diary, they say the author loses consciousness very occasionally and behaves as if he were sleepwalking unrecognizably.

There is no particular problem if that is all.

But in the author's case, the behavior was too bloody.

At one point, he builds a pile of bodies against bandits.

At one point, the demons burn down the breeding forest without a trace.

At one point, they devastated both (...) and (...) the gestures of the two lords who continued the skirmish.

The reason the first book's diary was lost is also because it burned down when it burned down the forest, he said.

The cause...... Apparently the author had a feeling he could be sure this would be the case about the identity of 'something' presumed to be a curse.

But he couldn't find a clue to that 'something' in his notebook.

"I guess there was also a reason why I didn't have to explain it because it was about me... but more than that... I think I even felt horrible to write it down as a letter"

- In fact, the notes were full of fear there.

Much of the content was an authentic diary describing a wandering life in the unfamiliar West, but fears of 'something' were spelled out in a badly trembling handwriting, as I occasionally remembered.

Could it be that, without any knowledge, it would also slaughter an innocent people?

He said the note had been repeated many times and that the concern had been written down.

Not only that, but also his regret for invading the sacred realm and his apology to his wife for leaving him in his homeland, it was clear to everyone that the author had been spiritually cornered -

"But only the first half of the notebook had these descriptions, and we haven't seen much of them since the second half. Just before and after the author of the handwriting was hired by an old man called the Lord."

From the crossing, Sakura pronounced it 'rugged' in Imperial language so as to add a supplement, before accompanying it with an expression translated into Westland's official language.

"It was written that the pronunciation of the old man's name was similar to that of" rubbish, "and that being an employer was also like a hanging nickname."

"'Sagittarius'?" Ruji "..." Alji "..." Alji "... ahhh!

The answer to the enigmatic association game came to mind unexpectedly, and I accidentally punched my fist in the palm of my hand.

"Algernon! Shortened shape is definitely Algie! And the Duke's brother's name is Algernon!

"That's what Lord Mark guessed. Pronounced unique to the Orientals."

"... let's get back to it. It's not very important there."

- Anyway, the description in which the author's fears were expressed reduced the encounter between the Duke of Kingswell's brother and the person he thought to be.

By way of example, the cause is unknown, but this time it's not because it's a diary, and he didn't quite understand it either.

The Duke's brother did not even teach the author himself the principles, but by some means suppressed the 'curse', so that he could spend at least as long as he was acting with himself without feeling anxious.

Thus the author followed the Duke's brother and together challenged the 'Millennium Corridor of Narrow' -

"That's what I found out about the author's qualities in the handwriting. Do you have any questions so far?

"No, I'm fine. Just move on."

"I'm in awe. But......"

Mark crooked his eyebrows as he turned the paperwork, deeply troubled.

"It's terribly hard and difficult to translate from here on out. What do you mean, jargon seems to have many words of its own"

When asked specifically, I see that, indeed, a number of inaudible words are used in the part describing labyrinth exploration.

It was just words I had never heard of in my fifteen years as an adventurer, but I had a rough guess as to who they were.

"... well, that's the expression the Duke's brother was thinking about and using independently. Even though I'm neither an adventurer nor a researcher, I was studying" The Millennium Corridor of Naruto "independently and on my own, so it's pretty out of tune with common adventurer terms."

"The author also seems to be oblivious to general knowledge and notes as he asks what was asked. Some words had explanatory memoirs, but most of them are difficult to decipher on their own."

What a troubling situation.

It was the closest thing to the Duke's brother (Algernon), and therefore it became a difficult sentence to understand from a person who was not.

"Still, I had some things figured out. First of all, in addition to the date and time stated in the notebook, you would definitely consider the person you think Mr. Algernon is already old and the description of the world situation scattered in the notebook as having been described in the last few years"

I can ask that we are considering it fairly carefully, just because the date is like that, and I don't easily affirm it.

"One of the most important points is part of the text on the final page of the handbook… the part where 'the Lord' wore 'the art of opening the gates' and 'paved the way to further abyss'"

"Gate... further abyss... no way"

"I can't be sure. It is also possible that you are simply writing a little too much that you have developed your abilities more. Because the text in this note feels over-decorated overall. But......"

"It is also undeniable that the Duke's brother, Algernon, was reaching the 'Demon King's Castle realm' through the 'Millennium Corridor of Naruto'..."

If that's true, it's quite important.

Various assumptions could turn upside down.

"... Mark. You said it was the final page. You know why it doesn't say the rest?

"No, nothing. But I could still afford the number of pages left in my notebook, so it's unlikely that I'm just moving on to the third book."

"Right..."

Then again, you should assume that something happened to the author of the notebook.

Only the luggage was left behind, and the note may have been in the hands of the Duke's brother.

He may have lost his life in exploration and taken care of his notebook as an artifact.

Or by a 'curse' that should have been suppressed -

The sound of knocking on the door of the front door with a metal door knocker echoed when I let my thoughts go that far.