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“… thank you.”

Jamie turned his head at the thank you.

A very horrible looking beggar boy with dead eyes and a bowed head.

His left cheeks were swollen red from being hit, and the already dirty clothes were now covered in more dirt.

Jamie saw the bullies again. Those who suffered from ‘The Pain’ were now unconscious.

Because there was no rcy in it, it wouldn’t be a pain which normal people could handle.

But two grownups even looked like idiots and tornted one kid. It was right to give them this punishnt.

They should be thankful that they weren’t killed.

He didn’t want to see them any longer, so he stretched out his hand and made the two disappear.

“A-A magician?”

As the two bullies disappeared, the boy asked with wide eyes.

“As you can see.”

He answered, looking up and down at the child. Jamie recalled the rumors he heard last night. About a family which gave the town a curse.

He was looking for the necromancer and wanted to et the family at least once.

‘Is he the right one?’

He heard what curses those bullies yelled.

“Na?”

“Fivion.”

He was a bit surprised at how easily the boy told him his na. He was a wary looking child so he didn’t expect him to give out his na this easily.

Still, Jamie was the one who saved him, so it seed like the child had so good impressions of him.

“I see, Fivion. Why were they tornting you?”

“…”

“Is it because of the spirit of the curse?”

Fivion’s eyes trembled as Jamie specifically asked. It seed right.

Fivion asked while stepping back with cautious eyes.

“B-brother is also trying to harass and my family…?”

Even just asking him about it was enough to make him tremble.

Jamie shook his head feeling a little bad.

“I have no such hobbies. I just thought I might be able to help.”

“Why would you…?”

“Because I am the one who ca to solve the problem in town.”

It was a lie, but Jamie raised his left hand. The symbol of Goddess Pyro was engraved on it.

Jamie slowly brought the left hand to Fivion. Fivion flinched but the warm energy touched his skin and he stopped stepping back.

The holy energy cald his swollen cheeks and healed all his wounds.

“Phew.”

When the pain disappeared, Fivion looked at Jamie in shock and Jamie raised his hand as he said.

“As you can see, I am a hunter of evil spirits sent by the church. I am here to put out the curse on the village and exorcise the spirits.”

Jamie told the brazen lie without even blinking.

And Fivion who saw the holy power had no choice but to believe it.

“R-really?”

“Yes. From what I hear, there seems to be a misunderstanding about your family in the village. If it is fine, will you help solve the case?”

“Sure! I can do anything as long as it clears the na of my family!”

Jamie nodded.

He felt bad for lying to a child, but in any case, the pain Fivion and his family were going through will be resolved. The important thing was to find the necromancer.

If anyone could be saved in that situation, it would be one stone for two birds.

“Can you guide ?”

“Yes!”

Fivion nodded in response. He took the lead right away and motioned Jamie to follow him. The store door opened and the owner walked out with an awkward face.

And Fivion stopped walking.

“Hahaha. A-all packed. Fivion take it and have it.”

Fivion looked at the man with dead eyes and the man helped out with an envelope.

When the child didn’t take it, he sneaked up to the child and put it in front of him.

“I put 3 coppers in the bag so buy sothing delicious with it. Bye.”

With those words the man went back into the store. And Fivion saw the bag flapping In the wind.

Inside the bag seed to be more food than usual. It seed like he increased the amount, but the wound on the boy’s heart didn’t heal.

“Take it.”

Jamie patted him on the back.

“Because you have to eat.”

“… yes.”

Fivion held the bag.

He felt the weight and clenched his hand.

“Oh my! Fivion!”

Fivion ran towards the house with an excited face. The boy who looked dark was now running with a bright face with a bag of food spinning around.

If that happened, today’s als was over, but the imdiate joy was important.

“Mom!”

Fortunately the bag didn’t fall.

Jamie shook his head and folded his arms as he looked around.

‘People live here?’

Far from the village, this place was a wasteland.

In the past, it must have been a paddy field, and the scarecrow which hadn’t been maintained was broken.

If he hadn’t known the house belonged to Fivion, he would have thought of it as an abandoned house.

The land was dark. Only a few trees were growing and no grass.

There were traces of wild animals, but they didn’t seem like the kind to attack in the morning.

A place with not much sunlight, which made it look like a cetery.

It was proof that there was no life here.

“Brother, co!”

“Yes.”

Jamie stopped looking around and went into the house. A small and old place, so the steps inside would make a creaking sound.

Jamie even wondered if it would fall under the wind.

“Brother…”

As Jamie entered the room a cute looking girl looked at him from behind Fivion’s back.

Stroking Fiona’s hiar, Fivion Said,Fivion,

“It is fine. He is here to help .”

“Help?”

“Um. I got scolded by them again.”

“Really?”

“And he will get rid of the spirits too.”

“Really, really?”

“Yes, really.”

“Wah!”

Jamie smiled at the girl who seed to be around 6 years jumping up in excitent.

It reminded him of Sarah. A girl of the sa age as his sister was living in such a shabby place.

Thinking about this soured his mood. Jamie crouched down and looked at Fiona.

“What is your na?”

“Fiona.”

“How old?”

“Seven.”

“You are still young, but you seem good at speaking.”

Saying so, Jamie stroked her head.

Normally, she was wary of people touching her, but strangely she didn’t move away from Jamie’s touch.

Fivion too was a bit surprised at it.

“Fiona isn’t the kind of child who lets other people care for her…”

Jamie smiled as he stood up.

At that mont, from within, the powerless voice of a woman could be heard.

“Finn, are you here?”

“Mom!”

Finn was Fivion’s nickna. As he entered the inner room, he could hear the words.

Jamie waited for a mont. And looked at Fiona, who was looking at him from the side and when their eyes t, she turned her head away.

Sarah too had such a timid personality in the start, so there were too many similarities between them.

“Brother. Co in.”

“Yes.”

Jamie entered the room being careful not to crack anything. Upon entering, there was a woman sitting with her back against the wall.

She seed thin, exhausted as if she was sick, but she was quite a beauty.

Next to her, clinging onto her arm was Fivion.

He heard footsteps behind and looked at Fiona enter to go cling to the other arm of her mother. Seeing that, he thought this had to be a cicada family.

Jamie stopped thinking and greeted her.

“I am a spirit hunter from the Pyro Church.”

“P-Pyro. I am Irina, mother of Finn and Fion.”

“Nice to et you, Miss Irina.”

“Yes… but why did you co to this shabby place?’’

“Mom! This brother healed all my wounds!”

Fivion said excitedly, showing her his arm.

Looking at this, he seed like a kid who didn’t understand the situation correctly.

Irina looked closely at her son’s face.

“Oh my, the wounds really did disappear.”

She rubbed her son’s face to make sure that wounds were gone and then bowed her head to thank Jamie.

“Thank you. Thank you for treating my son. I heard that it costs a lot of money to receive treatnt from the church, I don’t have enough power to…”

“It was nothing. Just…”

“Brother.”

When he looked at Fivion who shook his head, he knew he didn’t want him to speak of it.

Jamie didn’t even want to speak of it.

“We are only acting on the orders of the Goddess to show rcy.”

Pyro was being used a lot today. Fortunately, since she was his ally it wouldn’t hurt him.

If he had used any other Gods, they would have taken their life for it.

‘I am confident of spreading bad deeds about them though.’

But for now it wasn’t needed and Jamie looked at Irina and said,

“Well. I heard rumors from the people about this family.”

“Brother. We really don’t know.”

“I don’t an to question. I am trying to confirm the facts.”

“Confirm facts…”

Irina asked, hugging her children.

Jamie bluntly asked.

“Can I check the truth behind it?”

When he asked with the holy power in hand, Irina had a troubled face and Jamie sensed sothing about it.

And after a while she made a decision.

“Finn, Fion, stay out for a while, the adults need to talk.”

Jamie flinched at the word ‘adults’.

He was just 13 now.

“Mom.”

“Mommy…”

Fiona clung to her, not liking the idea of leaving her.

Irina smiled saying it was fine to her daughter and then, looking at her son, she nodded her head. Despite not wanting to leave, Fivion took his sister out.

Confirming the children had moved away, Irina got up and opened the small box at the corner of the room.

A pure white rosary. And Jamie who saw it frowned.

‘That is…’

Holy power.

He didn’t know from which God it was, but it was certain that this rosary was giving out holy power.

As if the Undead couldn’t approach them.

Irina, who had co with the rosary, knelt down and said.

“This is a rosary we got from a priest before we ca to this town.”

“I feel holy power.”

“… it was told that this would protect my family from evil spirits,”

“You a…”

“Right. The rumors floating around the town…. Actually, it is because of my family.”

As it was roughly expected, it wasn’t shocking. It would have been weird if she said no.

The owner of the spirit is simply tornting the village people for no reason, and at least he knew no magician would co to waste their ti here.

‘They couldn’t be approached because of the rosary.’

But the question wasn’t resolved and Jamie asked her.

“But why are the spirits chasing you?”

“That…”

Irina’s face darkened.

“I have a guess.”

“Guessing ans you don’t know the truth.”

“Yes.”

“Tell about that. I saw it for a while yesterday, but it was unusual so any information would help.”

“That…”

Making up her mind, she looked at Jamie and said.

“It seems to have sothing to do with the kid’s father.”

“Now that you ntion it, your husband is nowhere to be seen.”

“… he is dead. For betrayal.”

Jamie was bewildered.

“Uh?”

“He was the commander of knights of the Silteo Kingdom. However, there was a coup d’etat inside, where my husband was murdered. And he sent us a letter telling us to flee before we were touched, so we were able to get away before the assassins ca.”

Silteo Kingdom.

A nation whose past rulers disappeared three years ago.

Unlike Harmonia, it was not a corrupt kingdom, but the lowest ranking prince launched the rebellion to take the throne left vacant by the death of the King. It wasn’t known how it was initiated, but the coup was successful.

And the prince created his own palace and the start of a new dynasty.

“I wonder if they did sothing like that to get us killed…”

But it was strange.

Silteo was a nation in the far west of .

And where they were now was quite a distance to the north. Despite the fact that they were the family of a commander, was there a reason to go after a powerless woman and her children?

‘And hire a necromancer?’

In a land ruled by 12 Gods, could a King go this far for one person?

If caught doing this, the nation would be targeted.

But whatever it was, this family was being targeted. And there were quite a few twists in the story.

Right now, he was a deeper man with a deeper story than anyone else.

‘Reap what I sowed and leave.’

Jamie said to irina.

“I heard it all. This is a sad case. Well done. As a spirit hunter I will set you all free.”

“What should we do?”

“Can I ask for an unreasonable request?”

“Whatever the request…”

“I wish you could be the bait.”

At the word bait, Irina tilted her head and Jamie smiled.

“A bait to catch the ghosts.”

He definitely needed bait to catch sothing.

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