The Healer Banished From The Party, In Fact, Is The Strongest

Nor could I, Narsena, hide my surprise at the actions of Mr. Larma, who suddenly expelled your brother.

Anyway, I knew so much about how mean this guy was, and that's why he didn't care about me and change his mind.

However, I decided once to stop thinking about the real reason Mr. Larma kept your brother away.

Anyway, I had more to worry about than that.

"What does your brother mean by Mr. Larma's apprentice?

I recall that Mr. Larma once told me about only one disciple of his own.

I hear Mr. Larma raised the apprentice with his ex-party buddies for a short time.

And the apprentice said he was a man of an impersonal character and had been transferring money regularly for several years.

Even then I wouldn't have been surprised if your brother was Mr. Larma's apprentice.

Your brother said you had two adventurers working out, and it's no wonder your brother regularly sends money out of less storage.

… but certain words clearly stated by Mr. Larma denied the possibility that your brother was Mr. Larma's apprentice.

"'Cause I thought Larma said her disciples were only good and had the talent to be second-class."

Because Mr. Larma clearly said that his disciples were not gifted at all.

... It was not that he had no talent as a healer, but rather that he clearly affirmed that his talent as an adventurer did not belong to his disciples.

However, there was no way I could believe my brother was not talented when I saw him now.

Indeed, your brother can only use Heels if he sees them as healers, but he has first-rate strength if he tries to be an adventurer.

There's no way such a person can be incapable of being an adventurer.

But it's also hard to think about that because Mr. Larma, a super-class adventurer, made a mistake.

Whatever Mr. Larma usually says and does, his strength and eyesight are certain.

There is no reason why such a person should not be able to rely on the grounds that he has clearly stated that he has no talent.

"I can't believe your brother's not a talent as an adventurer. You're trying to trick me again anyway, aren't you?

So I find it a lie that your brother is Mr. Larma's only apprentice.

There's a mystery about your brother trying to fool me and how he got in touch with me, but I decided it was most likely.

"No, I'm not lying. At least a few years before I was working out, I was only a genius that couldn't even be used by that idiot apprentice"

"... Huh?

... but Mr. Larma flatly denied my predictions.

Furthermore, Mr. Larma has a very pleasant grin on his face and opens his mouth.

"Raust didn't have the strength to turn that attack on me in an unintentional state, either. A few years ago, he wasn't even able to react even when he was released from the front. How can he get that far?

At the next moment, what emanated from Mr. Larma's mouth was an exciting, feverish word.

I know that Mr. Larma's attitude is such that she is delighted and amused by something from the bottom of her heart.

And I finally understand because I saw that Mr. Larma's attitude.

... Really, that your brother was Larma's apprentice and Larma assumed that your brother had no talent.

And that Mr. Larma doesn't understand why your brother has so much current strength either.

"Narsena, you were partying with him, weren't you? Then teach him how to fight."

"............ ok. But let me know if you know anything."

So after a little worrying, I decided to talk about your brother's battle as Mr. Larma asked me to.

I couldn't suppress your curiosity as to why Larma told me she wasn't talented and yet possessed so much power...

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Then I told Mr. Larma as much detail as I could about the battle so far.

Being a healer but able to use elementary magic for a defensive ability that even Hydra's attacks can flow easily.

Further to the breadth of knowledge about Warcraft, the ability to untap into the ability to defy enemies to the deviant power of healing magic.

Mr. Larma had listened with interest to all of that.

"... you mean that"

And when he heard everything, Mr. Larma told him so as he realized something, and he grinned.

Have a satisfying grin, slightly different from the pleasant grin you had earlier.

"Isn't he a trivial thing, such as the power I raised, while telling you that he gained power because of me... an idiot apprentice"

Miss Larma, who laughs so much, looks lonely somewhere and still looks happy, and I take a breath.

Then for a little while I was unable to speak to Mr Larma.

Now Mr. Larma is not an unmanned adventurer of all times, and I feel and hesitate to talk to him like a proper master, with such a look on his face.

However, I couldn't contain that curiosity about what Mr. Larma had learned in my story and I kept my mouth open.

"Um, what did you find out?

"Hmm? Yeah, you said you'd tell me when it came to that."

In my words, Mr. Larma returns to me with such a look, as if he were proud of his proud child.

"That idiot apprentice, Laust, doesn't have the talent to be an adventurer, normally."

"... what?

... but what Larma told me with that look was a word I would never have expected.

I could not hide my consternation in that Mr Larma's words, which I was wondering if there would be positive words.

I'm about to turn to Mr. Larma to see why I can tell you that your brother has no talent for listening to that story.

But I haven't finished what Larma said...

"But now he has the same strength as us super-class adventurers."

"... Huh?

... At the next moment, I didn't know what Mr. Larma meant by the words he told me, and I was stunned.