417 401, what's next?

"So, what are you going to do now?

Your father asks Ginal and Nargas.

The current situation is very bad.

Ginal and the others have confirmed that almost all the adventurers are in a state of operation.

And it is unclear whether there is a magic formation that will be the culprit.

Gilmouth is also under the influence of surgery, so you can't guess, and it's possible that the enemy is nearby.

The head of the vigilante regiment is being rehabilitated at home because of illness.

I also checked with the deputy chief and found out that he was in surgery.

"That's brilliant."

I'm a little impressed.

With all the enemies so far, I can't get my hands or feet out.

It's the one called octagonal blockage, isn't it?

"Not if I'm complimenting you, but I think that would be great."

The last one who didn't know his name.

He said Mr. Early, the oldest of the four, 30.

Features bright red long hair.

"In the meantime, split into two hands and gather information?

Each of us gives thought to Mr Fische's suggestion before nodding.

You sure don't have a lot of information.

With that said,

"Um, I see the adventurers are in surgery, but what about the villagers?

There's demons coming right next to the village, but I'm not nervous.

Can you still say it's under surgery?

"That's unknown. The changes in the people of the village change more with the attitude of the adventurer than with information. It is likely that the adventurer is not feeling the crisis because he is comfortable with it."

Yes, it is.

I do think it's because if the adventurers stood aside, they could handle it.

With that said, when the investigation team came back, the villagers were a little nervous, too, right?

I wonder what will happen next.

After that, you decided the adventurers were safe because they returned to their normal lives?

Is that it?

The gatekeepers set up an alert system as soon as the adventurers were attacked, didn't they?

If it was in surgery, wouldn't you leave it alone?

"Are the gatekeepers in surgery, too?

"The gatekeeper? Could it be about the system after the adventurer was attacked?

Looks like Mr. Garritt remembered when we met.

"Yes, I thought I was going to leave you alone while you were in surgery."

"I guess that just followed discipline, but maybe I do need to look into it"

Mr. Ginal also agreed with me as to whether he noticed.

Good.

"Anything else bothering you?

Mr. Fischer asks everyone.

"Something bothers me, but I can't move in this situation."

Mr. Nargas sighs.

The other members of "Ethereal" are also mysteriously nodding.

"It's important to know where the magic team is."

Nodding at Mr. Fische's words.

If we don't do something about the culprit, it could take another while to solve the operation.

But where is it?

A study by Mr. Ginal said the adventurers were practically hanging on to the technique.

That makes it important that adventurers always put it where they stop.

Where they must go is the gate, the boulevard, the inn?

Not everyone has a square.

Like setting up a magic formation in both the square and the inn?

But someone's going to notice, right?

With that said, how could the family in the next tent not just hang on to the kids?

Do you have anything to remember?

I heard a lot of things.

I don't know, I think I heard something... Oh, yeah.

My kids were asking my father, "We want to go to the Adventurer Alliance, too."

Sure, while I'm having breakfast.

But neither of my parents had to shake their necks vertically for some reason, and after a while you left a message unfaithfully.

If this made someone who was hanging from surgery and someone who wasn't, wouldn't the culprit be an Adventurer's Guild?

But you checked it out because it's about Mr. Ginal and the others.

"What's up? Anything you need to worry about, talk to me."

Mr. Ginal seriously asks.

I don't know what a breakthrough is, and I'll just say it.

"Have you looked into the Adventurer Guild?

"Adventurer Guild? That place was the first to find out. It was the most suspicious part of us. But nothing came up. What made Ivy think the Adventurer Alliance was suspicious?

Mr. Ginal asks with a strange look.

I wonder if I might have offended you.

But I can't undo the words out of my mouth, and let's just talk about the kids next door.

"Sure, Ivy's talking is important when a parent is under surgery and doesn't have kids."

Mr. Early seemed convinced.

Good.

"But I checked inside the Adventurer Alliance."

Mr. Ginal must have looked into it with him, asking Mr. Garritt to endorse it.

Mr. Garritt nods at Mr. Ginal's words.

"But they haven't looked into the details, have they?

"Well. I used a magic item, but that also has its limits."

Mr. Garritt nods at Mr. Nargas's words.

I have a magic item to look for the magic team.

You didn't know.

"We won't be able to do it either."

Is it not possible for the top adventurers in this village, Mr. Jaggi?

Hmm, I still want someone in power on my side.

Is it still Mr. Gilmouth?

No, it might be more convenient for a captain who's sick and curing.

He did say he was in therapy at home.

"Do you want to push me to the captain's house?"

Everyone but me gives a slight look to your father's words.

"Dad, I've been thinking about that, too. It's easier for you than for Mr. Gilmouth."

"Ah. They say the house is far from the center of the village"

"Really?

"I checked it out"

"Exactly!"

If you're a little far from the center, it's easy to push, isn't it?

No matter who was in the house, Mr. Ginal would do something about it.

All you have to do is aim for that gap and let the captain drink Flem's potion.

The only thing that worries me is that you don't know what the disease is.

I wish I could do something with Flem's potion.

"Wait! How the hell are we supposed to talk about that?

Your father and I tilt our necks.

"How could it be easier to move with those with the power to move people on their side? Didn't I?"

Your father says so naturally.

They sigh loudly.

Did I do something wrong?

"That's right. But the captain is sick. Healing due to illness. I'm seriously ill!

Mr. Jaggi speaks in frustration.

"I know, but it won't be a problem. You just have to cure your illness."

"" "" "" "" "Huh?

For some reason everyone gave an awesome funny look.

Your father and I tilt our necks.

"What are you surprised about? You won't be able to move while you're sick."

Your father wrinkles between his eyebrows.

"No, that's why the captain is seriously ill. The doctor also said 'I can't apply my hands'!

Mr. Jaggi gets up from his chair and yells.

I seem to have pissed you off, but why are you angry?

If you're sick, Flem's...,

""............ Ah!

Maybe he didn't tell you about Flem?

Is that it?

Didn't I tell you?

What do you say?

But you haven't spoken from how they are, have you?

You know, there's something I haven't told you.

"I wonder what. I'm kind of afraid to ask."

One new contract I signed a while ago, Mr. Pial, reveals some vigilance.

"I haven't told you a single scary story?

What the hell are you talking about?

"hahaha"

They gave me some kind of tired laugh back.

Well, no.

Let me introduce you to Flem for now.

"Flem. Come here for a second."

Flem jumps at my feet playing around in the house to my words.

Hold it up and put it on your thighs.

"This kid can make potions to cure the disease. So let's try it."

"I knew it."

Mr. Pial held his head with a big sigh.