Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

I paid Clope, or Luca, his wife and clerk, to make up for the rest of the sword and the deficit that my legs were out, and I left the store.

At that time, Luca's gaze said something, but now there is nothing she can talk about directly.

I returned my ambiguous gaze and met him with the intention of smiling.

I'm going to, because laughing is the making of my face right now makes it hard to make a smile because the skin catches on or the facial muscles themselves don't exist in the first place.

In addition to that, he is also wearing a mask.

I thought laughing or laughing could be passed on to them... somehow Luca made that look like she was in a good mood and smiled at me.

Does that mean something's been passed on?

I hope so......

I leave the store and head straight to the Adventurers Union (Alliance).

I started working as a bronze adventurer.

I just wanted to say that I'm well equipped and that my labyrinth strategy is going to be more efficient from now on... but I've been told by Lorraine and Shayla that I'm keeping my labyrinth exploration for a little while.

To be honest, it's a troublesome story, but I can't help it because the circumstances are circumstances.

No matter how much this looks, it is a relief to be mistaken for a crowd.

But when can we resume our labyrinth exploration......

In the labyrinth, it is not so unusual, in fact, to be a bad adventurer attacking people and other adventurers.

Because adventurers are quite strong and the majority of people possess special skills such as witchcraft and chi, so if you take them and become slaves, they can be quite a lot of money.

In the kingdom of Yarlan, the country state in which this city Malt exists, is the pride that comes from its long history, slavery is an absolute rejection, but more of a country in the world tolerates slavery.

That is strong because many people necessarily feel a distorted joy in owning people, rather than because there are quite a few parts of society that can't turn without doing so.

For example, because of its dangers, mine mining and others are trying to keep the minimum line in such a way that it is difficult if they do not put in labour slaves if they try to secure more than a certain amount of mining, and they also welcome economic destruction, but they cannot give permission to a human being who has no capacity to repay, at the very least, to do whatever it takes to stone to give him dignity as a person, depriving him of some of his freedom with regard to work and residence.

Of course, some people say they don't mind treating them as they like because they are slaves, but at least there are many places where institutionally that harsh treatment is not tolerated.

Still, I'm pretty sure it's tragic.

With that in mind, enslaving adventurers is a cost-effective option.

She has strength and is highly durable due to witchcraft and chi.

Such people are not to be found in the search, but if you go to the labyrinth, you will find everything.

Well, they're going to need to be prepared to set things up with the Adventurers' Union (guild) and powerful, good adventurers, but if we talk about a very stinky place there too, sometimes the adhesive stuff is done.

That explains the unhappy reality that adventurer enemies are never just demons.

That's why the exams are so tough.

Because those guys are normal.

However, as I said earlier, ownership of and trafficking in slaves are forbidden in this Yarlan kingdom.

That's why the people who said so are a minority in this country.

I feel intelligent that not being at all is telling us the depth of human business, but I'm sure it's less anyway.

Yet the Maltese Adventurers' Union (Guild) is also tingling because of the frequent absence of newcomers these days.

And when I get suspicious, I don't even know what makes me want to suspect that he did it.

It's not strange to go straight to wet clothes.

That's why I had to take other requests.

Well, I'm good at chore requests, so it's fine, but I don't think it's an existential evolution, I'd like to...

I think it's time to be normal to show people around your mouth.

You can't even eat in a regular restaurant if you stay like this.

They feed me at Loris's every once in a while, but they don't say anything then.

Of course, he sneaks in at a time when there are no other guests and also no Isabelle, Loris' wife.

He thought it was a crop when I first showed it to him, but when I let him touch it, he seemed to understand it was real and pulled it off tremendously.

He just doesn't think it's anything demonic, and he believes this has happened with an unruly curse.

Because I explained it.

If it's just my face, it's enough, and it's a curse, then I was lucky enough to get it cured by the Virgin or something later, because it does.

With that in mind, staring at the blurry and adventurers union (guild) request board,

"... I don't know,"

One request caught my eye.

That seemed too inexpensively priced to say that the reward was a piece of copper coin and naturally no one would look to it.

You can get more if you knock one goblin out, so naturally...

But what kind of request is that?

Looking at it with a little interest, what it said there was quite harsh.

"... Mr. Lent, are you going to take that? I would appreciate it if you could take it..."

I looked back because there was a voice coming from behind, and it was Shayla who was there.

They came from the reception because I stared at the bulletin board and it wouldn't work the whole time, so I was concerned.

The time slot now is pretty idle because I dare to be out of the crowded time slot.

To that end, Shayla didn't have to stick around for anything either, which is why she could.

"This is more like it... than it is like it doesn't?

"Yeah. Look, I know it's on boulders to say one piece of copper coin, but there are quite a few of you who are convinced to look at the client's name. It's also the tradition of the Adventurers' Union."

Tradition says what a request for a single piece of copper coin means.

This is the form of a request that a client who can't afford to pay, but really needs the help of an adventurer, is close to recruiting a volunteer.

Something that has been around for a long time now and most adventurers don't ask seniors about it and only know when.

That's what Shayla's saying.

She goes on.

"So, for once, some people will consider it... there's still something about it"

Saeka from "Ryuketsuka". Around here... I guess so. That's nasty. "

Dragon Blood Flowers (Ryukatsuka) are rare plants that blossom as red as blood, and applications include ornamentation and dispensing.

From the flower, a liquid called flower dragon blood of the same colour as the colour of the flower can be extracted, and if this is handled properly, various chemicals can be dispensed.

There is also a legend in this flower that once a dragon who fell in love with a single human woman across races was destroyed by various and misguided heroes, and in doing so the blood shed drowned on the ground, in the form of flowers, which some humans thus give this to the woman in love.

I don't know about giving it away in the content of the story, but in detail, dragons kill themselves without doing it for their love for women, even though they had the power to kill heroes. Because the hero was the woman's brother.

That's why it's often a good idea to give it to a woman to show that she's ready to martyr for love, and few women like this.

but rarely available because it is so rare, never lined up in a florist, but it is dazzling expensive.

It says, "Get it."

It was only natural to say that no one would get their hands on it.

However, still, some people say Shayla will consider it.

The reasons for this are clearly indicated in the Client's section.

It says here:

"Client: Malt II Orphanage, with Orphans"

and.

I'm not willing to push goodwill when I do it, but I've been asked to do it well.

The reward is low, but whether you ride it or not is the freedom of the adventurer.

"... what will you do?

To Shayla, who asked that with a smile as if she knew the answer, I...

"Let's go."

That's what I said.