1
On the second day of rest, that is, the day before he descended into the labyrinth, Lekan took Edda around the store to buy a bow. Arios and Jerez also followed me.
Lecan practiced his bow a lot because he couldn't use offensive magic in the original world. The eyes that look at the bow are going to be pretty good.
I was a little confused about which size to make it. Even a pretty big bow can be used in this labyrinth. Rather, a large bow would be more effective if it were up to the twentieth tier. With that, there are a lot of big bows sold that I don't think I would use in the labyrinth.
But if it's too big, it'll still subside the movement, and if possible, the size to go into the "box" Sheila gave me.
Or so, an arrow flying badly doesn't make anything of a bow. I don't have to be able to shoot long range, but I'd prefer a bow that can fly arrows straight at medium range. I like bows that release arrows with no stretches for me.
I went around a lot of different stores and let them try and shoot me many times, and I found a bow called this. There is tension, no rash, and the feeling of handicap is excellent. It is also made of plenty of plain yet good materials and can be expected to be durable.
When asked about the price of five gold coins and three large silver coins, even though he wasn't gracious, Eda had her eyes round, but Lecan thought this was cheap. Maybe this town is full of grace bows, so regular bows are so cheap. However, the craftsman's arms are forged, so there is no compromise on the materials or the way they are made.
Of course I made Edda pay.
Made me buy a hundred arrows at the same store. Lecan kept half of them because Edda says they won't be in the "box" that much. I also made him buy a few spare arrow butts. Oil, cloth and yarn to care for the bow were also made to buy in the same store and taught to care for. I found a good store, so I'd better run errands here as much as I can.
The store was also introduced to the spellsmith and poisoner. There are heaps of curse stores and poison stores in this town.
At the spellhouse, he had the curse of paralysis put on five arrows. Rank is the highest ranked curse in the store. Almost one gold coin per bottle. Eda said a cheaper curse would be fine, but taught that it would be better to have five more probable curses than to have ten less probable curses.
At the poison store, I bought 20 arrows worth of paralysis poison.
"Eda."
"Yeah."
"If you use arrows in the labyrinth, you can often not collect them, and you can often not use them if you do. I mean, if you use the arrow, think that's it."
"What? Really?
"Use it while calculating the number of residues. Determine how many copies you can use to hunt and how many you will keep to protect your life, depending on the circumstances."
"Yeah!"
The four took a late lunch, where Lecan entrusted Edda to Arios and Jerez.
"Then you and I will find Edda's armor."
"Yes."
"I got it."
"Warcraft below the twenty-second tier are said to fly venom, so they still have clothes to keep their bodies. Shoes are lighter, too."
"Okay. Fortunately, from the labyrinth here, you can pick as many luxury yarns of material as you want. I'll look for something light and superior in mesh armor."
"Please. I'll leave my short sword on loan for the time being, so I don't have to buy it now. You can let me use all the money, so I need some good protective gear."
"Okay."
Jerez is also nodding.
"Then let's break up here. Meet me at Jade's at night."
"Okay."
"Yes."
"I understand."
2.
Lekan, who broke up with the three of them, went around the weapons store.
For some reason, there are many spear stores in this town, but few are sword stores.
Besides, the sword in the sword store focuses on grace.
That, too, sells in a way that sells with the effect of grace, even though the sword itself is not a great sword.
I went around the store for a while, but there was no sword to attract my heart to.
Yesterday, when I sorted out my holdings, I counted them thoroughly and had enough gold to slightly exceed seventy pieces of gold. If you can buy a good sword, you can use all of this, but unfortunately I don't have a good sword.
Recan decided to change his mind.
What Lecan thinks of as a good sword stands for is a broken sword with "Auto Repair". It was a great sword that automatically repaired any abusive use. It did not have the effect of amplifying the sharpness or power, but it was an easy sword to use, familiar to the hand.
But I can't get that kind of sword anymore, I guess.
I mean, it's impossible to look for a sword that can be used that way, like you keep using a single determined sword all the time.
In the future, in the Labyrinth of the Sword, you may find a new sword of love, but until then, you should think of the sword as a consumable.
Lekan is reluctant to use the "Rusk Sword" he is using. Because I got a good quality sword, I'm going to use it not to break it.
That's where it's wrong.
The sword is what you use. It's something to use down. If it breaks, you can use the next sword. Because you have a good sword, but you can't perform it all the time, the story is the end of the line.
You can be slightly inferior to Rusk's Sword, so buy one or two easy to use swords. Use the Rusk Sword when it breaks. Buy the next sword if it breaks too. To connect, you can use the sword in the Storage.
When I made that decision, my mind lightened.
In a small arms store with a lighter heart, Lecan meets a single sword.