When I finished hiding the entrance, the sun was starting to tilt.
"Hiheen."
You were sensing Aotearoa and the others coming out of the dungeon, and Edwald is coming to the place to join you.
"Is it just too dark to move now? I'm a little tired of exploring the dungeons, so let's stay the night around here. Shall we talk about your next destination?"
Aotearoa said that, starting to move slightly away from the entrance, his companions follow suit.
Take out the sanctuary tent in an open place a little distance from the shore of the lake so that you can rest there.
"Well, you're camping by the lake today"
"Mr. Sorta, please rest. I'll prepare dinner."
"Okay, please."
Aotea left the dish to Deena, and she took out the fishing rod and went fishing in the lake.
"- What do you think of Atra?
Aotearoa asks Atra a question as she drips the fishing line and sits next to it to sleep.
"What do you an?
What are you asking questions about? Atra wakes up and listens back like that.
"I an the knights who were in those dungeons. The captain and the others were the ones who understood the story. The one at the entrance was also a little single-cell, but that was just trying to stick to the orders above."
Ethereal Tai makes the Knights' assessnt that it was a cave.
'Hmm, you're right in my view.... So, what does Lord Sota care?
Atra asks why you ask such a question, its sincerity.
"There seed to be no malice in those guys. But I was wondering what about the client who asked to get a dungeon core. Well, I can only imagine..."
They're not bad people, dungeon core is sothing worth it.
From those two points of view, it was a common sight, but Aotearoa was caught on to sothing.
"Hmm, do you an Lord Sota is concerned about sothing..."
Then I'll try to recall that Atra was also this dungeon.
A knight I t at the entrance.
By order from above, he kept those who ca into the dungeon from passing through.
The knights who were fighting the water dragons are fellow knights who were at the entrance.
Because they were about to be hit by a water dragon, Aotearoa gets nothing from helping it.
The knight, called captain, was concerned about what Ethereum had done with the knight at the entrance, but he seed relieved when he told him that he had only stunned him.
And although they were a little dissatisfied in thanking the Ethereals, they left the dungeon behind.
"Hmm, how does Lord Sota see them?
"When they say what they see, well, so nobleman's knight in his arms. Or a rcenary regint sowhere. Either way, I think it's a good decision that you didn't get any information about whether you're a client because you're that nobleman... well, I don't think it's a bad one to see you keep your head down and say thank you"
That was Ethereal's impression of them who actually interacted.
"I generally agree with Lord Sota....... but there is one thing that bothers '
"What's that?
Apparently Atra was aware of sothing.
'Not the bad ones, that part. I just can't agree with you there. While I was in conversation with Lord Sota in that dungeon, there was certainly no malice from them. I'm sure it's natural,' cause I got help. '
That's all I ask, and Ethereum rethinks.
"I see, if they were good guys in the first place, wouldn't they do anything about it at the entrance? Besides, you can't be hostile if you see our power."
Aotearoa's gaze was not moving from the fishing line, but I feel Atra nodding.
"Lord Sota is usually highly attentive to his surroundings. But you should be careful what you miss if it doesn't matter, like when you're in a dungeon, or if there's an overwhelming difference in force '
Atra is noticed in a quiet tone and Aeta, with a troubled look, scratches her head.
"Absolutely true. But rember, honesty can hurt people unexpectedly."
Aotea had no intention of justifying her overlooks, but Atra's allegations were nonetheless blurry. You would have found a little discouraged if people saw it.
'- More than that, the rod is moving, okay?
"Whoa, whoa, whoa... this is a pretty strong pull!
At first, the fishing rod is pulled lightly all at once, and the yarn is pinned. Aotearoa began to pull the pole in a temper when she stood up in a hurry.
At that ti, Aeta instantly flushes her magic from fishing rod to yarn.
The original material was also made of a strong one, but in addition it was fortified with the magic of Ethereum, which was only a little or softly unbreakable in strength. Because if the rod breaks even if the big guy is on it, he lets his prey go.
"Whoa, whoa, whoa!"
It is not easy to pull up how many big n it took, with the power of Ethereum, of those who are still invisible.
"Mm, mmm, but co on!
I don't think this is a sign of a pretty big guy. Atra's around for backup, too, and she's got power in her hands.
"Hmm...... hey, enhanced grant! Let's go. Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Ethereum, who was rushing with his prey with a rod, felt a stream coming towards him for a mont, and instantly applied the magic of granting physical strengthening to himself, pulling up the thoughtful rod.
With so much montum that I thought I might have pulled all the water from the lake, I gave him such a big blister that it was a giant fish that would have exceeded five ters that he jumped out.
"Whoa, whoa!
"Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Usually the sober Ethereum and Atra were also excited about capturing bigger n than they could have imagined, seeing that huge fish and giving them both ambition.
"Phew..."
"Su, wow......"
In front of Ethereum and Atra, who take a breath at the end of the lake, the fish caught are moving bitches.
"... I can't leave it like this, so let it go for now"
When Aotearoa takes out his sword, he approaches the fish and stops its roots of breath, leaving it bleeding.
"This looks good to eat"
As Atra rocked her tail with Humphung and the Ethereals traveled together, her vision was widening that not only at and nuts, but fish were delicious, and she seed to be looking forward to eating this fish.
Aotearoa is inner and may not taste great and tasty when it becos this big a fish - I thought so, but I swallowed the words softly when I saw the look on Atra's face, who was delighted.
And I was hoping that a good cook, Deena, would make this fish the way Atra likes it.
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