Thanks to a Different World Reincarnation

"That's how" Magic Fever "worked, which was found by my" appraisal ". So, here's what to do…"

In one of the Adventurer Alliance's rooms, Jin explains the disease that is spreading to children this time.

A few maps are stacked on a large table in the conference room, plus some herbal drawings and other materials.

Participants include Greg, a master from the Alliance side, and Aria, a staff member, while Clark, the Temple Chief, is present on the Client side, with the addition of three Jins and Party members in the form of observers and advisors.

The first time Greg listened, of course, everyone there was listening seriously to Jin without exception.

"As mentioned above, there are two measures. One is to find and eliminate something that is overfeeding the magic that is the cause of the disease, but this has no prospect at present. But still, I don't think we can just leave it behind for the future."

Everyone nods at Jin's dialogue.

Even if a cure can be prepared this time, it will not be a fundamental solution if the cause is not investigated. I would be too optimistic about the decision that it would someday fit naturally this time, just because the old record does.

Nor can we deny that this oversupply of magic not only afflicts our children with disease, but also brings in further calamity.

"The second is the creation of the 'Exorcisms', but as I mentioned earlier, we also know the location with regard to the 'Madren Petals', which will be an ingredient, so this seems fully feasible at this stage"

Jin spreads the map placed on the table and overlaps the scaled [MAP] with that map. Of course [MAP] is only visible to Jin.

By the way, Jin describes [MAP] as a skill called 'map'. Of course, it's a form of unique skill called 'menu' to be exact, but that's what I do for convenience because it's difficult to explain.

"My 'map' suggests this is where 'Madren's Petals' are located"

The location indicated by Jin is around the mountain northwest of this city, and there seems to be a village nearby.

Geographically speaking, the city of Lienz is located quite south of the Wang capital, and there are also several cities in the northwest, relatively close to the Wang capital. However, there is no city on a straight line with the 'village of Apos' near the destination, just a few relatively close places dotted with villages.

"That's a long way."

With a difficult face, yes Boso and Greg uttered words.

"Yes, it's a little far away, but wouldn't it be okay if we used carriages, etc?

"Right. Is it around six days to the village of Apos?"

Aria answers Jin's question, but that was Jin's prediction and not so far away.

"Just in case you quoted a lot a day back and forth for 14 days, and you can come back in a total of 21 days even if you look at it 7 days as well in the exploration of the mountains, so you'll be in full time until the final month of the phase. It's also possible to create medicine in two days, and given that the temple's" healing magic "will slow things down, I think it's going to be okay."

But this is only the longest story I've thought about. It would naturally be better to come back as soon as possible after finishing collecting than there are children suffering from reality. What's more, younger children like Iris are worried about their health, and other children may develop colds and other illnesses in the future.

It was hoped to accomplish the request for 'Madren's Petals' as soon as possible, and that was possible for the Gins.

"The problem here is that we can't give the names' Exorcisms' and 'Madren's Petals'. Also, would you please silence the Alliance with your request for a lie and a report, in a form that you won't even put on record? Both reasons, as I told you earlier."

This was an inalienable place for Jin not to betray Bean's trust. Greg would have felt comfortable accepting it, but in Alliance Master's shoes, I should say no. So Jin says that if Greg says no, that's fine.

Because we can take the form of direct requests with the Temple without passing through the worst guild, and this is how we talked about it in the guild and the meaning of sharing information. Especially when it comes to probing causes and preparing for unforeseen events, there is still a lot to rely on in the power of the Adventurer Alliance.

"That's not the problem. Mud to that extent will gladly be worn."

But I gently overtook such a gin concern, and yes Greg said softly.

"I knew you were Mr. Gregg," a giggle of trust and convincing in that attitude, but in contrast Gregg's face remains a difficult one.

"Thank you." "Except!

Greg continues blocking Jin's words.

"I have another problem. Jin, what's your adventurer rank?

Gin is hacked by Greg's words.

"Yes, requests like crossing the city are set at more than C-rank. No matter how close you guys are to C-rank, you're still D-ranked. Besides, the 'Dazur Mountains' you guys are about to go to is a place where not only C-rank but also B-rank Warcraft could emerge. It's still too dangerous for you. I'll get the B-Rank Adventurers. I'll leave them to them."

This is a bitter choice for Greg as well. Of course, I understand that speed is important this time, but that doesn't mean you can ignore the rules and let Jin and the others go. Because this rule is to keep inexperienced gins from dying.

"That's impossible. I don't know where Madeleine Flowers is, but I don't know what they look like, so I can't tell you."

While Jin understands Greg's feelings, he can't honestly nod here.

"Then you can accompany them. Then I can send it safely."

As a matter of fact, Greg is right. It is also not a mistake to seek certainty because failure is an unacceptable request.

It's not like Jin doesn't understand that either, and he might have accepted it if it was his own problem. And where Greg was worried, Jin somehow understood.

Perhaps the last sentence is what Greg meant.

But still, Jin had reasons not to accept it.

"Thank you for your concern. Surely with Mr. Gregg's introduction, those people must be people who can put their credibility on. But I can't spread the word about the Exorcisms to people I haven't even checked with my own eyes."

The word contraindication Bean said is not Dada. Jin thinks he has a duty and responsibility to keep secrets more than he hears.

"Besides, looking isn't the only way to use the 'map'. By targeting the Warcraft, you can avoid fighting as much as you can, so the danger on the road is reduced."

"But..." "And!

Jin continues the conversation, blocking Greg from trying to argue.

"I don't have a problem with people (...)"

Jin did not stray from Greg's gaze and said so with two meanings.

After a slight silence on the visit, Greg accidentally dropped his hips, which were rising, and sank deeply into the chair.

"And this is not a big reason, but I still have quite a few other secrets I haven't told you (...)"

Jin sometimes didn't want to hide it if it was originally necessary, and he said so while wondering if it would be a snake leg.

But even without trying, this dialogue stopped for Greg, and Greg sighed loudly as he spit something out.

"It would be a little bad at this stage to spread the word about Mr. Jin any more"

You guessed the change, Clark, who had previously been silent, spoke for Greg's feelings.

It's an act I tried to protect, and if it brings in danger on the contrary, it's the end of the line.

Greg and the others know Jin's character, so they can accept Jin's substandard. However, if this shows the specificity of gin at first glance, it becomes suspicious to think that we can accept it at all.

Not to mention Jin's Adventurer Rank is still D, and he's not convincing of that power at the moment. In a situation where you don't have the strength to protect yourself when this is done, you shouldn't take such a risk.

It was the common consciousness of Greg and Clark, the elders, and Aria.

By the way, he was a gin with the same elder experience, but he understood the dangers just like Elsa and Rachel. So I was passive about releasing my information to people I didn't trust, but if I had to, I had no choice, and I thought that was then.

Maybe it's a little too much blowout.

At the same time, everyone there, including Gin, felt the need to replenish the Gins that Greg was worried about.

In order to increase the certainty of the request, in each head, the candidate persons and groups floated and disappeared.

In the thought of hitting such a decision, one person raised his name. And Greg was the only one who was putting that person up for eventual candidacy.

"I'll go"

It was Aria, of course, who made that name herself.

"I'm an Alliance employee, but at the same time I'm a C-rank adventurer. As far as strength is concerned, I'm sure you know the guild leader."

I heard Aria was an ex-armed adventurer, and it's also true that she gave Jin and the others a head start as trustworthy companions. But after six years away from active duty, his image as an Alliance employee was strong, so the Jins were eventually off the list.

"Don't call me guild leader.... but you do. Can you ask for it, Aria?

But that was the best choice for Greg.

I would have liked to accompany the Jins myself if it were true, but Greg and Melinda, the TOP2 of the Lienz Guild, are not allowed to be absent for long periods of time in terms of power. In addition, there is a current situation with unexplained magic abnormalities, which makes it even worse.

We have to be prepared for unforeseen events that can happen in the future.

"Aria is rank C, but in this guild she has second strength to me and Melinda. I've had our help several times since I became an Alliance employee, and Blank doesn't have to think about it."

High-ranking Alliance staff may perform the request, such as when the Adventurer is unable to respond due to an urgent high-ranking request. To that request, Greg and Melinda often accompanied Aria.

It was only at the beginning that I had taken him out half forcefully, but soon Aria also proceeded to accompany herself to the request. It didn't go as far as returning to the adventurer from there, but it played its part fully in the sense of rehabilitation that Greg and the others thought of.

In addition to Aria, there are several other former B-rank employees, but even if they are of lower level, their strength is higher than that of Aria. Especially these days, Greg and Melinda have had no trouble training themselves, such as asking for interpersonal training or going on adventures alone on holidays.

Why Aria has changed recently, that's why everyone who knows about the recent changes in Aria imagines.

"Mr. Jin, Mr. Elsa and Mr. Rachel. Could you please acknowledge my company?

"Thank you. Please."

"It's comforting."

"It helps."

If Greg has the strength to push his heartbeat, there's no reason to say no to the Jins. Each of the three of them was delighted to have more reliable companions to trust and sincerely thanked Aria.

"Except!"

In one word, Greg brings tension to the scene again.

"I have one condition to leave this request to you guys. No, that's more of a promise than a condition."

That's what Greg said, staring at each and every one of Jin's faces with a harsh look on his face.

"If Aria tells you to kill, don't hesitate to kill her. That's all."

Gin and the others quickly figured out what Greg was trying to say. Indeed, it is not unlikely that a psychological brake will be applied when you say no. I guess that's why you make me 'promise' here.

"" "Yes!

Jin and the others stared straight at Greg and replied without being frightened.

"All right. Now let's take this request as a C-rank promotion exam for the three Jins. The companion and bearer from the Alliance is Aria. The details will not be announced to the public because of the promotion exam, and the proper contents will be left to the paperwork. Also, we'll arrange for the carriage in the guild, so you guys get ready for your food and other trips by the end of the day. All right?"

"Yes, just please, the carriage is a speed-oriented type for four, if you can"

Greg twists his neck to Gin's request.

"You won't be able to load much when you do, will you? Are you going to stop by the village and replenish it on the way?

"No, I have this."

To Greg's question, Jin answered by opening the [tool bag].

When Jin stuck his hand into the disc-shaped gate that appeared in the front, he took food, potions, etc. out of it one after the other and arranged them on the table.

Its successive appearances from the circle floating in the air, while somewhere comical, are still a different sight.

"You can carry everything you need for a journey like food, water, etc., so the carriage should have enough room for four people."

Jin says that lightly, but not everyone else has much to be surprised by.

"Is this' spatial magic '?

Barely did Aria find in her own knowledge what seemed to apply to this phenomenon and say it.

"Oh. I don't think so. Uh, right. Think of it as an 'infinite storage' skill"

Glad that spatial magic exists after all, Jin makes up the right skills following the 'map'.

This time Jin released the [toolbag] because he also decided it was necessary for Greg to understand why he was focusing on speed. But unlike [Appraisal] and [MAP], it gave Greg and the others a strong impression because it was shown directly in front of them.

"Jin."

"Yes, what is it?

Greg calls on Jin, and Jin also answers honestly.

"Weigh yourself"

Everyone but Ginn nods loudly at Greg's dialogue. That was the general thrust of them all.

"Yeah?!

I don't know how much I trust everyone, but Jin will need to think about it.

Again, it was a bit too much of a blowout gin.