Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

"... which, I'll show you..."

An old man mumbles and squeals like that.

"What the hell are you talking about..."

That's when I tried to ask,

"... Lent! Augley!"

I heard voices from behind.

Looking back, there was Lorraine.

He came running, frowning at the tragedy of the surrounding trees being knocked down and holes drilled all over them.

"Are you all right?

Rendezvous. That's what Lorraine asked.

"As you can see."

and Augley answers as she looks forward.

While I was looking back, Augley kept an eye on the old man.

It's easy to just have a long relationship and be able to share roles without having to say what a two-car is.

"Has the sorcerer come too... is that girl good? I have company, too. Anyone but you captured him."

An old man sees Lorraine, and he says so.

I know it would obviously rock, but I can never even tell you it's a lie.

In contrast, Lorraine:

"I don't think it's going to be a problem if I take you down?

And even though he has a cold voice, he answers slightly, provocatively.

What I thought when I heard this was that it was still an unintentional behavior that I left Felicie behind as Lorraine, too.

Thank you. You seem a little irritated.

However, they didn't see it that way for the old man.

"Pfft... wouldn't that upset you to this extent? I licked it to make it. It's not like those two are going to be dealing with each other... I just wanted more information."

"Who are those two?

It wouldn't make much sense to pretend not to know over this period, but once you say that with a strange face, the old man has a nosy look.

"That's enough... well, I'm going out with you. My people... one of them has experience, but his abilities are weak. He also began to think that the merchant's job was more suited to his sexuality, so he intended to retire from this job for the last time. The other had rare abilities inside but had too little experience and too high a nose. I left it to a somewhat difficult job to break its nose once and thought about growing it around..."

I'll tell you that.

I'm no longer willing to hide it, am I?

No, you didn't think it made sense to hide it when this happened anymore.

Besides, this old man is gonna kill us all.

No mouth for the dead, so maybe he thinks he can talk about anything.

The only thing I have a mouth for when I die is weird like me.

The old man goes on.

"... but yesterday, unfortunately, neither worked. And that's because we're halfway through the information from up there."

"Up?"

I can't wait to know who's on top of it, so I pinched my mouth for once, but the old man stifles and just looks at this one and he doesn't give me a particular answer.

Whatever you think you're going to tell me because I'm going to kill you, I'm going to hide what's at stake.

Well, it's not absolutely anything.

We talked here and got away with it, and you'll have trouble when it does.

The old man won't know, but if I get serious and run, I'm confident I can get away for sure.

There won't be many people who can see “differentiation” properly.

Absolutely not, I can't say because there's something like Niv.

Adventurers have a lot of monsters.

It's that level even at the top of the gold class.

If it becomes platinum, platinum, or divine silver, Mithrill, it will do so sparingly, such as dealing with “differentiation”.

This old man also seems to have a gold class in merit.

Maybe more.

I'm not the kind of person I'd run into on the side of the road like this... because I ran into him.

I don't have a choice.

The old man goes on even further.

"… Upstairs, I told two ordinary silver classes, one bronze class that I can't even talk about, etc. … But if I opened the lid, the goal was like the Lord's. One is a monster who is pimping for some reason even after my blow, one is a good man who can run away from my arm for a long time, and the other is a mage who hasn't chanted a shield that will protect him from my arm in that short amount of time. If that's what they said from the beginning, I'd have prepared myself better down there... but it's not the right job..."

"If you think so, will you give up here and go home?

For once, I'll just say it, but the old man laughs at it,

"I wouldn't have been able to. I don't care how much it fits, work is not work. Whip this old bone, but the lords will hold it. If I could, I wouldn't be out of work..."

Failure in this case would mean losing your job, losing your life, too.

These shadowy human worlds are tough.

I sympathize there.

But there's no way we're gonna cut it out here, either.

I'm not even the kind of person I can help you with...

"... well, let's just say we leave this much of the chatter too. There were three targets. There must be no one left and they must disappear..."

"You think they're gonna do it that easy?

When Lorraine says so, the old man,

"I don't think so. I'm not licking your lords anymore... not until earlier, but I'm serious from here... look! Funnnnnnnnn!!!

That's what I said, Gu, and I started putting my strength into my body.

I didn't know what I was going to do, but I knew that I was trying to do something wrong.

We're not good enough people to wait for that to be stupid and honest.

Me and Augley wield their swords, they attack the old man, and Lorraine works out her magic with her wand turned again.

But......

"... it's too late!

The moment the old man said so, the tremendous pressure spread out of the old man's body.

Me and Augley are blown away to be bounced by that pressure, and Lorraine is also deprived of concentration in the blowing wind.

"... what the hell..."

We were heavily flown back by the strong wind that blew around the old man.

Staring again at where the old man was, what was there was a huge mass.

It's not like I didn't imagine it.

In view of the old man's abilities, that possibility was ample.

But there was no sign that would happen, and perhaps that was the limit of my abilities, some parts of me thought.

But apparently, that was a mistake, and now I know at this moment.

"That's..."

"No way..."

Me and Augley squeak like that as they stare at it (...), and Lorraine speaks clearly.

"... giant, huh? I never thought we'd get out of here."

That's right.

There, indeed, the presence stood.