Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

The Adventurers' Union Guild Training Grounds are unique to Adventurers' Unions and are mostly present in villages and towns where Adventurers' Unions are located, but their contents are different.

In general it is often a building like an arena, but if it is terrible, it is rarely just a space divided by a wooden fence.

Because it depends on how the adventurers union on that land is feeling, there's no other way to do this.

In that regard, I can say that the Adventurers Union Training Grounds in Lucalis are well within.

This is precisely because, on top of being a solid stone building, we can see that even if a magical treatment has been carried out and a fairly powerful sorcery or something has been used, it can be adequately handled.

If you have to go out of your way to find an open place where there are no demons, where you actually train people to collaborate or something like magic, that's all that's dangerous.

If I thought it was training, it would be normal for demons to come by and go straight into action.

But in Lucalis, that's not going to happen. That was helpful.

A glimpse of such a large training ground reveals the appearance of various adventurers.

However, a lot of them felt like they were about copper grade skilled, and there was no more.

Because of the circumstances in which Lucalis is now placed, I guess that means.

Since the number of requests for nomination and so on increases when it is above the silver class, it is believed that the city has told us to be vigilant about the demon king and so on.

It was also thought that this situation prevented junior adventurers from going even if it was a normal request.

In that context, I could hardly notice how wide a training ground there would be for Capitan and Diego's movements, which I can see with a puff that they would have the strength to be about silver.

I bring Perusa, the sleigh I just caught behind me, closer to the two of them.

"... hey, don't you talk to me?

That's what Perusa's been asking me, so I answer.

"Ah. We're still fighting, aren't we? If I talk to you right now, I'm gonna disturb your concentration."

"It's nothing..."

"Well, you two won't mind, because as far as I'm concerned, I don't want to give you water. Besides, as far as I can tell, it won't be that long, and I'll make you wait. You don't like it?

From Perusa, I naturally thought it would come back because it's like I want you to release me immediately but I'm wasting my time until then, so I naturally don't like it.

But Perusa has responded unexpectedly.

"... no? We're both pretty good at it... and it's fun to watch."

"Hey, you know what I mean?

To remind me of my movements when I worked the sleigh, I knew exactly what the signs were, but overall I was quite used to them.

That's probably because it's a martial arts trick rather than a sleigh-specific technique.

That's the question I was asking.

Perusa nodded,

"Because spears are learned by many fishermen... I learned them too. Of course, some guys learn swords. However, the one the old man over there has..."

It must be about Capitan.

I think the old man is terrible, but whoever sees it is only an old man, so I can't help it.

"... swordfish. Well, I don't see a lot of guys using it, but it's a pretty handy weapon. Besides being a weapon, I treasure it as a tool. He's a hunter in the first place, so... it's better that way than a normal sword."

A sword is good for chopping off a long haystack sticking out tree branches.

Moreover, it is durable and does not treat it as sturdy and somewhat abusive.

Instead, pure cleavage or ease of use as a weapon falls more than a normal sword, but you just have to cover it there with technology.

And as skilled as it can be, Capitan has it.

"... the hunter? Why are hunters adventurers..."

Perusa tilts her neck.

Certainly a question that will soon come to mind.

Common hunters don't leave their villages and towns to do adventurers.

There are quite a few people who register, but there are a few who actually work.

It's only natural that their business is a hunter.

Adventurers aren't as easy a job as you can do with one hassle, and if you can be an adventurer, it's much better to make money with just one of those.

Working together doesn't make much sense in itself.

Normally.

In the case of Capitans, it's special.

That guy doesn't care about making any money or anything, and he's the one who suits his sexuality better when he's a hunter in Hathaler.

Now I have no choice but to stick with Lucalis because Grandma Garb asked me to.

If only I could find the sea spirit grass I'm looking for this time, I'd be back in the hunter's life sooner or later.

Of course, you need me to do a good archery before you do.

"Well, there's a lot going on. Whoa, the Capitans are gonna set up Diego."

When I said something about the two battle moves in front of me, Perusa nodded, too.

"The brother of the black beast over there is called Diego... as far as I'm concerned, I'd like to support that one... oh, he's pushing me"

I know what it's like to want to support you as the same spear user.

As far as I'm concerned, I'm still a Capitan.

However, unfortunately, there is a huge difference between the technology we have in Capitan and Diego.

Diego seems to be basically only witchcraft about physical enhancement, but because Capitan has a "chi".

Besides, he's pretty good at that operation, and naturally Diego gets pushed more and more.

Besides, Capitan's Qi is not just a technique for physical strengthening.

"... what, you're lying. That old man, he was supposed to have been poked with a spear, but he played it......!? Is your skin made of iron...?

In fact, even though Diego sewed the gap well and used that spear's long reach to penetrate the Capitan, the blow seemed to have been bounced on the Capitan's skin.

It just looked solid in my eyes.

He said that the Capitan skin didn't play, but only about a millimeter above it.

That's the power of Qi.

The technique you showed me before, making it work like armor by stretching it over your body......

That's outrageous to see again.