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

I couldn't understand the sticky paper for a moment. [M]

Prohibiting adventurers from entering the labyrinth is the greatest punishment in this labyrinth city for adventurers.

But if I remember correctly, I don't remember committing such a crime.

It's not like a memory of unjustified violence against an adventurer in the first place.

"Ha, that feels good"

... What I heard from behind was words that didn't even try to hide my ridicule of upsetting me.

Because I was upset, I find myself irritated by the Lord of that voice.

"... Huh?

But the moment I turned around behind me and realized who the Lord was, the frustration in me was misty.

"You haven't done that yesterday, flaw healer."

From the reception of the Adventurer Guild, it was the leader of the Great Sword of the God of War who returned yesterday.

Yesterday, despite losing without skin, he had no fright or other feelings for me.

That was obviously suspicious, and that's why I realized there was a possibility when I saw that attitude.

Being punished for such reasons can never be normal.

But I couldn't think of any other reason to be punished for this, even though I thought it was impossible, but I was talking about the possibility.

"... no way, you complained that I was being unfairly violent"

Asked, I didn't believe I was going to be punished for that. [M]

I don't know any other adventurer guilds, but when it comes to guilds in this labyrinth city, it's unlikely that they will interfere excessively with adventurers' private fights, etc.

That is why I did not report to the Alliance that I was attacked by the Great Sword of the God of War.

Except for the story if the adventurer dies, otherwise the Adventurer Guild won't try to get involved.

Besides, if the Adventurer Alliance intervenes in a private struggle, it is the Great Sword of the God of War who has planted it earlier that will be held accountable for punishment.

There's no way I'm going to be punished enough to order a ban on getting out of the labyrinth on that one.

"Oh, you finally get it? Yeah, it's us."

But the words of the leader's man with an ugly grin mixed with ridicule and superiority betrayed my imagination.

"............ what?

I couldn't hide the same words. [M]

For a moment, the idea came to mind that the word was a lie to mock me, and I looked around expecting someone to deny the man's words in front of me.

"Huh!"

... It was then that I realized that the Alliance employees were turning their mocking eyes to me.

The guild officials were pointing their gaze at this one as if it had been a lie, a melancholy attitude until a few days ago.

On the other hand, to the Great Sword of God of War, he sends a glance that is ecstatic.

"... you mean that"

I realized that the guild staff had cut themselves off.

Alliance officials know that me and Narsena are not going to be exclusive adventurers anymore.

That's why the Alliance officials cut us off early.

In the form of working injustice to enquire about the mood of other dedicated adventurers, the Great Sword of the God of War.

In other words, the ban on entering and leaving the labyrinth, which is a punishment lent to me, was clearly an unjustified punishment.

Perhaps the Great Sword of the God of War asked the Alliance to retaliate against me, and the Alliance staff who wanted an exclusive adventurer recognized it.

"... rotten"

Understanding that, I was unable to contain my anger at the earliest opportunity.

Abominably, that's what leaks the word.

"Huh!"

"Hih."

Alliance staff leak agitation as well as some powerful leader of the Great Sword of the God of War in words that don't even try to hide my anger.

Especially since the leader of the Great Sword of the God of War, who fought me once, had an unseen fright on his face, and I remember the hope that if I negotiated in a threatening manner, the punishment might be lifted.

"This is a guild decision. Any extra resistance will only make things worse."

"............"

But my thoughts were denied by the words I heard from the back of the guild.

When I turned to my voice in frustration, Hanzam, an Alliance employee previously involved in the Wolf of Disaster, stood there.

I send an angry, even murderous gaze at Hanzam. [M]

But unlike the rest of the guild staff, Hanzam never reacted as if he had received that gaze.

I opened my mouth to further exasperate the handsome. [M]

"This time the punishment is obviously strange. The first person I've had my hands on is my opponent. If you doubt it, you can write a pledge."

"Hmm?"

Hanzam changes his face for a moment to my words.

For a moment, I have a faint expectation. [M]

Maybe Hanzam is willing to listen.

"Oh, I'm sorry. Couldn't you understand with your crude head? Your statement earlier, that's what I call extra resistance."

"............ what?

That's why I couldn't react for a moment to the words Hanzam said at the next moment.

Every beat, when I recognize Hanzam's words, I have the illusion that my eyes stain red with anger.

Strong, chewed teeth squeak and sound.

But I didn't beat the heat on Hanzam. [M]

"... If you're dissatisfied, go to the King's Capital."

In front of me to expose my fury, Hanzam has not been able to hide his nervousness.

Still, Hanzam doesn't try to keep his eyes off me, and he makes me understand that even if I resist that stubborn attitude, things just get worse.

All I could do was stare at Hanzam one last time, remembering the anger I couldn't sort out.

As I head outside the guild, I turn my head. [M]

It's not just me and Narsena that can't hunt the labyrinth, it's big for the city.

Those adventurers who are still new to putting material into the city don't get the lower levels of material.

I mean, if it wasn't for me and Narsena, we wouldn't be able to get to the bottom of the city.

No, I have to let Narsena know about this in the first place.

Yes, I move on with my legs as I turn my mind on what lies ahead.

But in an unpopular alley I walked a short time after the guild, I stopped.

... I've been desperate to keep my feelings from getting depressed by turning my thoughts, but it was already the limit.

On my head, the necklace I'm making to tell Narsena my thoughts brings back the days I was hiding in Narsena and watching the house.

"... why, now"

Unbearably spilled words, no one heard it......

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When I got home, Narsena never got mad at me for telling her about the labyrinth with an apology.

On the contrary, it was as if they had apologized for not realizing the situation.

And that was the same for the people of the city.

Even though all of a sudden we were told that we couldn't put any more material in the city, the people of the city never complained about who they were.

Thank you for everything you've done, and you're the one complaining.

But the anxiety in the faces of the people of the city who say so was not hidden.

"... Huh!

On the way back from the city to the inn, I accidentally bite my lips off because of the impenetrability.

A few days ago, the faces of the city's people, who were delighted with the entry of new adventurers, come to mind.

... but no matter how much I regret this, I can't do anything about it at the earliest.

"... if Mr. Sieg"

It was then that a presence appeared in my head that might be able to crack this matter open.

I'm going to rely again on Mr. Sieg, who's still looking after me, but not if I'm hesitant now.

There was a strong light in my eyes when I made up my mind.