Star Slashing Swordsman

--Is that okay? You don't have to stop that boy (...,...,...).

A man who watched Julius leave the Adventurer Alliance and called out to Amses. His name was Rodriguez.

But when it came to worrying things, words contained frustrating feelings similar to killing.

The reason for this is not that Julius could cause inconvenience by inspiring the "wizard hunt" halfway through.

Because it was a statement made after asking about it.

"It's fine, it's fine." Discussion "over there. What a warm thing to say, the conversation was different again, but if not, there's no reason for me to stop."

--Besides, I'm sticking my foot where no one can stop me anymore.

Amses replied to Rodriguez, who called out without looking at him, with a bitter smile in his cheeks.

"Ah, yes."

And what were you thinking?

As if he had thought of it, Ames played a voice.

"It's a corner, and let me know what you think. If we're going to change this country, what do we need?"

"... that boy would have answered. That's not the answer."

"No, I'm sure the answer was right, but that's not enough. I can give you about 20 points. Tests don't work."

Wrinkles appeared between Rodriguez's eyebrows.

... in the first place, what is this human being called Ames thinking? Rodriguez had no idea what the true meaning of his actions was.

... no, strictly speaking, I knew.

Because he publicly said his purpose was to protect the wizard from the "wizard hunt".

But Rodriguez didn't think that was the only purpose of Ames. From time to time, what is this "unintelligible" part of the story that is difficult to fill with the brush and tongue that Ames feels?

I didn't know the answer.

However,

"--The answer is simple. It's a lot of sacrifices. It takes a lot of sacrifices to turn this corrupt country into a nobleman. That's how many sacrifices you can't weather after decades."

With it, you can change gradually.

The nobility, the country, and the unconcerned folk grass who have spoiled to the status quo. Any sacrifice will definitely change. If it is a sacrifice that exceeds the scope of the fire on the opposite shore, it must be changed.

When I heard Ames' reply, I felt like I knew who he was. Rodriguez had that feeling.

"Am, Seth.... you..."

"But don't worry. I swear, I'll never do anything against the wizard unless it's too much. [M] I know and value the value and strength of wizards more than anyone else."

I won't talk about it.

But he kept saying that there was no hostility to the wizards who responded to my call, including you.

And Rodriguez began to understand thinly.

Why did Ames gather a large number of wizards?

"I won't give you a hand...?

If you believe the words of Ames, who speaks of sacrifice as sacrifice, there is no doubt that this situation, where the "Wizard Hunter" is rampant, is something you do not wish for him.

And who would be most convenient to have a "wizard hunter" who is killing the wizards of the former Knights?

In the first place, why did the Wizard Hunt come to King's Landing recently?

A lot of questions swirling around in your brain.

And most importantly, why did Ames spit such lies (,,,,) against the boy who was called Julius the other day?

If Rodriguez's memory was correct, the wizard's ability to "manipulate" inorganic objects, such as monsters and dolls, was not a predictive system (,,,,), even if it was wrong.

"... no way, the real reason you gathered the wizards of King's Landing is not to crush the monsters..."

What if?

Isn't it to promote the act of "wizard hunting", which is twice as hateful to the existence of a nobleman?

Judge the death of the royal family and the wizard on the noble side as a necessary sacrifice, and amplify the combat power of the "Wizard Hunter" whenever possible. And let him fulfill his wish. For that reason, the aim was to eliminate the possibility that the wizard who mistakenly thought he would be hunted would disturb him.

When I thought about it, I felt that all the Tsuji suited me. A force of dozens of wizards. However, Amses had decided to take an opportunistic look at the "wizard hunt".

Instead of trying to find them all and get rid of their enemies, they adhered to a policy of retribution.

If we take him down, we'll talk about everything, but we won't dare. I always wondered why, but the more convinced it was, Rodriguez tried to question Ames.

"Then what are you going to do?"

See through Rodriguez's thoughts.

The words that soon shook the tympanic membrane were undoubtedly affirmative.

And Ames' expression, laughing back with a casual look, seemed to be only suspicious because he believed his thoughts were correct.

"If the" Wizard Hunter (him) "steals all the magic of the Knights, the next spear is for the nobles. With his strength, he will definitely go and kill the nobles of his cause. Then the rotten aristocrats will run with their people and their soldiers as shields. However, the" Wizard Hunter "will kick everything away and go to kill him. It's family vengeance, anyway.... well, that's one of the sacrifices you need. I can't help it."

Therefore it is plain to say that this is only one of the necessary sacrifices, whether the nobles die, innocent people die, or just a few soldiers are hired to die.

That level of sacrifice is naturally necessary for the country's transformation.

"And here's what the chased aristocrats would say." I was ordered to do it, "he said. What happens next is a push for responsibility. That's for sure. Anyway, it was like that with me."

"My time, too...?

That was a long time ago.

Don't you want to tell me the details now?

With a little sadness, Ames lay down his eyes.

"I don't want to kill unrelated people. So I kill only the nobles who have grudges.... waiting at the end of such a beautiful thing is the replacement of nobles (scraps) that resemble or approach. Again, repeat the same thing. I'm just changing my hateful face a little. No matter how miserable it is, in a few months it will be weathered."

That's why they say sacrifice is necessary. I was suing you.

... I suppose that's the truth.

No, Rodriguez couldn't help but look at the words with a sense of reality.

"That's why it was just right. For him and for me." Wizard hunting "was convenient.

So I could empathize with his thoughts, and he also empathized with me.

Rodriguez opened his eyes to speak as if he were an acquaintance. I wonder if you were connected to the Wizard Hunt.

And at the same time, like a bad feeling, one possibility passes through his head.

A man named Amses is a wizard.

There is no doubt about the fact.

And I heard that that ability is the ability to "manipulate" something, and I have already displayed it in a grand manner in front of others.

But is it true, as Ames told me, that only monsters and inorganic objects can be 'manipulated'?

I wonder if the subject also includes "humans". When such an idea comes to mind, it comes -- a negative word. Just...

"No, I was just asked. He just asked me to be a" wizard hunter ". Because I am a coward, I want you to let me forget the sweetness (,,) as much as I can. That's what I was asked to do, and I just responded. I swear, it wasn't my will. Let me just say that."

In other words, Ames' ability to 'manipulate' can even be used by humans.

There was nothing else to affirm the fact.