Episode 391 Captain Barbarian (1)
The living room on the first floor of the mansion where Erwenpyo CCTV is installed.
Three won are sitting on the sofa, sipping tea.
“It’s the first ti I’ve heard of it because it’s a special unit made up of 30 people. That ans it’s being done in top secret.”
Alia continued with Raven’s muttering.
“As long as the war is getting longer, it seems that the royal family is also looking for a way to turn the situation around.”
“Yes. Considering the nas of the nominees the Marquis said, it’s to the point of questioning whether it’s really possible to unite them as a team.”
“But that part must be true. I heard that the Marquis made that assertion.”
“Then it would be more accurate to say that they are plotting sothing big enough to require that much power.”
While the two talked and discussed in serious voices, Erwen did not seem to be deeply interested in the current situation.
“You didn’t like anything too sweet, did you? Eat this. I bought sothing light on purpose.”
“Ah thank you.”
As I was eating the peanut cookies Erwen gave , Raven looked at with disgruntled eyes.
It seed that he didn’t like the fact that he just explained the situation and stayed still.
He swallowed only what he was chewing on and opened his mouth.
“Raven, so what are you going to do?”
“…how do you do it?”
“Didn’t I tell you? I, Erwen Emily, and the Marquis’ Yongin tribe have two seats left.”
“Ah…….”
“I want you to be with too.”
When asked directly, Raven averted his gaze with a slightly perplexed expression.
“I want to help on the front lines too, but I think it will be difficult right now.”
The answer was bound to be a little disappointing.
“…okay?”
I tried not to show off as much as possible, but Raven explained the situation without even asking if he felt that way.
“Both on the battlefield and in the city, it has recently beco more common for Captain Pevrosk to be called here and there
.
Well, this would have been trustworthy as a colleague.
It wasn’t really my fault, but I didn’t like seeing him look down like that, so I hurriedly closed the topic.
“Why are you making excuses? If you’re busy, you can’t help it.”
“Thank you. For your understanding.”
“You understand, and you don’t have to make excuses.”
“…….”
Anyway, with this, Raven’s recruitnt went through the water.
How do you fill in the remaining two spots?
While I was thinking about it, Alia spoke to in a quiet voice.
“Suitz, do you think the team needs a navigator?”
“Well, since I’ll be traveling on a large warship anyway, I don’t think it’s really necessary.”
“…is it.”
Alia nodded without saying anything, but the atmosphere was sohow strange. Could it be that he wanted to take the anti-subterranean navigator Auyen with him?
No matter how much you enjoy sailing
, there is sothing called TPO……
“Okay. I’m worried because I haven’t been eating well lately, but I’ll just have to take more walks than usual.”
“……Yes, then it will be fine.”
So, this is the end of the navigator problem.
“But, Raven, do you know anything about that dragon woman?”
“No. This is the first ti I’ve heard of the na Lavien. But I’ll go back and find out. Perhaps the leader might be different.”
“Yes please.”
Afterwards, Raven finished the tea and left, saying that he had an affair, and after that, the three of us discussed which of the candidates the Marquis had told us about to include in the team.
Although the two were always at odds, the first colleague easily agreed.
“I guess we’ll need a wizard first.”
“I am of the sa opinion. Without a wizard, there are too many inconvenient things.”
Replenishnt of the vacant wizard position due to Raven’s failure to recruit.
And…
“What about the one seat left?”
“Wouldn’t it be nice to have a priest?”
If possible, put a fuse in the last place.
If it is difficult, I concluded that it would be better to fill in a support-type supernatural magician.
That’s right, I’m enough for a tank, Alia for lee, Erwen for long range, and a mage will also co in.
It was decided that it would be better to prepare for variables with a support-type supernatural magician and put more effort into the lee line.
It was all reasonable, so I accepted it easily.
Except for what was said at the end.
“Then, this person is the wizard, this person is the priest, and if the priest says he can’t co, I think the supernatural magician is this person!”
While having a conversation, Erwen expressed his opinion brightly, pointing to each of the nas on the candidate list.
And the question here is…
“Oh, are they all male?”
It was just an answer to the words I spat out without thinking.
“Yeah… aren’t there too many won next to you?”
“…huh?”
Still, does it make sense to only pick n for that reason?
I glanced to the side as if hoping for help, but contrary to my expectations, Alia only nodded.
It’s as if you totally sympathize.
“I’m sure it would be better to choose a male.”
“……why?”
“Because you can’t judge properly when a woman gets entangled.”
What is he saying again?
What an iron-blooded man I am.
If a woman or a man had to be killed, they always cut their heads equally.
The first player I killed in Glacier Cave was also a woman.
“Emily, I think you misunderstood sothing. Why did you think that?”
When I asked as if I was unfair, Alia answered imdiately without much thought.
“Because it was like that to too.”
What happened to my image to them?
***
Ten days left until the next labyrinth opens.
After returning to the city, Alia, who stopped by the comrcial city every day, finally finished disposing of the spoils.
To put it simply, I was finally able to organize the final inco from this exploration
…
It’s a truly staggering amount of money.
At the sa ti, it was an inco that was difficult to achieve with this number of people, no matter how many floors they climbed with magic stone inco alone.
‘Well, since I robbed all the clans on the 6th floor, is it natural?’
Still, it’s surprising to hear the amount.
Even the broken ships were not paid for, and the decision was made not to sell and keep the largest ships for future use.
Selling just this boat would have tripled the total inco.
“Then what about this cash?”
Alia, who worked harder than anyone else to dispose of things, asked about my intentions, and I answered without hesitation.
“Definitely divided equally.”
“Then I’ll take a little over 110 million stones per person.”
Alia smiles after a long ti, saying that this is enough to buy the weapon she has been eyeing for a long ti.
However, it didn’t take long for that smile to fade.
“Rather than thinking about changing weapons, I want you to pay back first.”
Erwen’s voice was too cold to be seen as speaking to a colleague.
Of course, the request itself was reasonable.
The deal got a little complicated, but it was Alia who put my Demon Grinder as collateral in the bank.
With the money, Alia purchased the essence and was unable to pay back the money, so she had to take out a loan against Erwen’s house.
“There must still be so ti left before the debt is repaid…?”
“Because I thought that if I spent so much, I would never be able to pay it back within that period. And wouldn’t it be better to pay off the debt quickly in the first place?”
“…how much is it?”
“Of course, that’s all. If I rob all the money I earned this ti, I think I can pay it back.”
“…….”
At Erwen’s words, Alia looked up at like a dog with a droopy tail.
Just looking at them, their eyes begging for help.
But what am I going to do here
“…Let’s buy weapons next ti.”
“Last ti when I asked if it was okay to switch weapons, you promised you would.”
“Isn’t the situation a little different. You would have agreed to ride the biggest ship without selling it?”
“That’s because even if it’s not on the 6th floor, there will be tis when you need a boat.”
“Yeah, I did. Just wait a few more months. Then I’ll give you the money too.”
“…….”
Alia didn’t even answer, probably pouting.
However, looking at the window and quietly exhaling, it seems that he has understood the current situation to so extent.
What should I give him to get rid of it at a ti like this?
He didn’t seem to be particularly impressed with the good food—
“Is anyone else here?”
huh? People?
At Erwen’s words, I went outside to find out that it was a man from a family of marquis. He was a man with a strong physique, but he was wearing everyday clothes, so it was hard to tell if he was a knight.
The conversation we had was also very short, only a few words.
“This is a letter from the Marquis.”
“Ah, thank you for telling .”
After returning ho, I checked the letter first.
I don’t know if it’s because I’m a Marquis or because I’m a barbarian, but the content of the letter was very short and concise.
[The shaman problem has been resolved. I’ll send soone tomorrow morning, so co with .]
Yes, I’m finally taking the 7th level of the spirit engraving.
***
Next morning.
As soon as the day dawned, I left the house and headed for the ecliptic in a carriage sent by the Marquis.
Originally, it would have taken 6 hours to travel by wagon, but this ti it was possible to depart in the morning and arrive in the morning by using the military platform.
‘It’s really comfortable…….’
The mansion arrived without even having ti to take a nap.
However, this ti I couldn’t et the Marquis.
Did you go to the palace early in the morning for work?
Well, since the Marquis was not an unemployed person, but a pri minister of a country, he must be very busy.
In fact, it was right to say that the reason why I was able to live alone so often recently was because the Marquis cared so much about .
Even though it was dinner or a conversation over a al.
‘Well, it’s more comfortable not to see .’
Anyway, I followed the guide of the Marquis family and arrived at the office located on the 3rd floor of the main
building
. After building it, the guide left and only the two of them were left, so he handed over a greeting.
“…You went through a lot of trouble coming a long way, Baron Yandel.”
The tone itself is gentle and seems to be dealing with equals, but sohow it exudes an atmosphere of intimidation.
Oh, is it because you don’t make eye contact when you talk?
“It’s a hardship. Thanks to that, I ca comfortably. How about my body? Fortunately, the facial bones seem to have attached well…” ”
…As you can see, I’m fine now.”
“That’s good.”
“Oh, and I couldn’t tell you this last ti. I apologize for being rude earlier.”
Listening to Eltora, the son of the chancellor, I almost burst out laughing without realizing it.
In fact, I know that it’s just a courtesy.
Even so, the one who was beaten in the middle of the night said sothing rude. Should I say that apologizing is a bit funny
? I’ve finished talking about that before with the Marquis, so don’t say any more.”
“Thank you very much for saying that. Thanks to you, it eased my burden.”
“So, what about the shaman?”
“He’s waiting in another room. When you get out, Lenia… the maid in front of you will guide you.”
Then, if you go later and get the spirit imprint, that’s it. There doesn’t seem to be any reason to move in a hurry, so I checked a few things I was curious about.
“But how did the shaman bring you? A beggar?”
“My father said that he asked the barbarian chief himself. There is soone who needs to imprint the spirit, so send a shaman.”
“Hmm, if I did that, they would have thought suspicious?”
“I heard that it wasn’t particularly like that. Just because they’re barbarians doesn’t an they can all co and go freely in the Holy Land?” ”
Ah, did you an warriors expelled from their tribe?”
That was the first possibility that ca to mind.
But at my question, Eltora shook his head.
” He said he was a barbarian who was born and raised in the city.”
“…That’s right.”
I understood without hesitation.
Co to think of it, there were cases like that.
A barbarian isn’t that different from a human.
After living in a city for a long ti, it’s a city. I heard that there are quite a few cases where children are raised directly without sending them to the Holy
Land
. Thank you for handling it well.”
“It’s not for us to help the Baron.” ”
Okay then, see you next ti.”
All questions were cleared, so I ended the conversation and left the room. Then the servant waiting in front of imdiately turned to the shaman. “I’m not allowed to be guided from here.”
Simply
put, it ans that only I can go inside. Soon
after I opened the door and went in, all the furniture was removed, and the cigarette smoke filled the empty room. Welco .
In the center of the room, there was a space covered by a cloth, and I could see a silhouette of a person sitting in an upright position. ‘Has it
been almost three years since I t a magician…’
As we approached slowly, I felt nervous. ”
_
_
_
_ Are you here?” Then I heard a
voice
from beyond the cloth, and I stopped walking.
”
My
own people who grew up in civilization.” The last ti I saw him ,
his eyes were fine, but it wasn’t difficult to recognize who he was.
A young disciple whom I saw a few tis whenever I was looking for a shaman
. ‘s heartbeat is transmitted all the way here.”
What did he say again.
‘Anyway, I didn’t expect this situation.’
Where’s the grandpa shaman and is he here?
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