Chapter 50

Our story came to an end as the atmosphere in the guild grew to the level of a banquet.

For adventurers who are prone to hardships in life, this discount event was an opportunity to eat and drink freely after a long time, and the noise around them only increased. This is to the point where I can’t hear it even if I try to listen intently.

“This is the amount of content to convey. The less noticeable the better, so I think you can gather by 6 o’clock.”

Now that we’ve done everything, we cast a puzzled gaze toward Engrim, who looked around with a nuance as if he was about to wake up. Did I miss the most important thing?

“What about the ban?”

At Rellie’s words, we nodded and Engrim smiled.

“There is no such thing.”

“yes?”

“It’s enough for you to come under the condition that you have to put a ban on it already. Besides, we can’t handle a ban that permanently restricts only words related to the request.”

Was that even a test? The four warriors smiled dejectedly, and Rellie clicked her tongue in displeasure.

“Haha! Lellie said that it would be a great advanced magic if it was forbidden, so I tried to study it for a long time! It’s a pity!”

“I feel like a loss, really.”

It wasn’t until I heard Ekaterina bang the back of Rellie’s chair, that I understood why. I don’t know if all wizards are like that, but it seemed certain that her inquiring mind was great.

“Then I’ll see you at the North Gate tomorrow. We’ll prepare the horses for the move, so you can bring your luggage accordingly.”

Promising a customized service that even rents transportation, Engrim rose from his seat.

He said that it didn’t matter if we played and drank more, but we also had to prepare ourselves, so we decided to break up after all.

The meeting ended as everyone except Rellie and Ekatrina, who originally moved to the same party, headed to their own accommodation separately. Mysteriously, the lodgings did not overlap, so I was able to turn around and return to the Ogatorf Mansion without much difficulty. As the darkness fell and I was on my way to the inn after passing through the extremely quiet mansion and garden, a sudden sense of presence caught my footsteps.

“late.”

Since everything was always prepared anyway, there was nothing more to prepare, so as soon as I came back, I was genuinely taken aback by Cheryl’s voice that broke my grand plan to wash and sleep.

“Were you waiting all along?”

It feels like it’s almost 8 o’clock, but I don’t know how many hours I’ve waited, Cheryl is sitting on a bench in the garden and staring at me.

“Why are you so late?”

“We met in the evening because the guild circumstances were intertwined in the process of receiving the request. Before that, as you know, I talked to Ragnis for the first time in a while.”

Even though the guards received it in their pockets, they returned it after using the coffee grounds very conscientiously, and I came out with hot coffee in the cup they lent me.

“Early risers drink coffee.”

Gin, who was presented with an unexpected cup of coffee, was delighted with his eyes wide open.

“Huh! You’re really cool. Even adventurers over 20 are full of crooked guys!”

“Isn’t it all wisdom in life?”

“Chuck! That’s right! In the end, getting along without corners is the wisdom of life!”

It is new that such words come out of the mouth of a rumored Dwarf because there are many angular places, but just as an elf who becomes an adventurer has his own circumstances, a dwarf who becomes an adventurer must have his own circumstances. Anyway, thanks to the coffee, we were able to talk a lot in a comfortable atmosphere, and we were able to wait for the other colleagues with a relaxed mind.

“Wow. My God. The smell of coffee has been vibrating since morning? Did the guards distribute it?”

It was Rellie and Ekatrina who arrived around 5:50. From the outside, it looks like Ekatrina should be fast and Rellie should be asleep, but Gin and I burst into laughter thanks to the two appearing in opposite looks.

“Ekatrina. Open your eyes. Are you having trouble sleeping?”

“Ugh. Waking up at dawn is always hard.”

In the end, the guards helped them one more time to clear their minds. Fortunately, the guards warmly accepted it as if they were welcoming a friend of ten years, and Gaendal showed up only when they finished drinking coffee.

“Hmm? The atmosphere has been warm since morning.”

Seeing him approaching while skillfully leading his five horses alone, we were briefly puzzled and understood at the same time.

“I guess. It’s going to stand out too much.”

“It’s so comforting to have a party with people who understand without being told.”

It’s obviously a guild leader, but it’s a problem to come directly, and it must have been a problem to show up with a horse through a guild member and lend a horse to adventurers. It’s a wonder I didn’t notice it yesterday.

“I realized it only after entering the dorm.

The sunlight on Gaendal’s head, who was so handsome in leading by example, shone like a halo.

“The signs are good right from the start. To notice the parts you might have missed and to have coffee together so you can work with a clear mind. How nice it would be if all requests were like this.”

“Whoops. Of all the quests I’ve done so far, the most serious one has such a clean start. It’s paradoxical.”

It’s a really rude story, but the sight of Yekatrina, who is a barbarian herself, drinking coffee and talking about paradoxes... I could even feel the difference.

In fact, could she be a civilization warrior too?