Chapter 448

Chapter 448: 448

“The work of Wang Du was directed by Gilmouth. Escorting someone and getting information. That was the report, but Matori is next door. I recognized you as my wife then. So, Gilmouth doesn’t lend an ear to you if you want your wife out because it’s an important report. Neither will your wife, because she thought it was obvious that they were strange, so she left Gilmouth’s office and went to the captain’s office immediately.”\n

You can tell your wife to report the request, and you can’t let someone who doesn’t have anything to do with it.

It is natural that Mr Nargas and the others should feel strange.

But that’s crazy.

How could Mr. Matori not leave?

It would be about 10 to 20 minutes if I just asked for a report.

If that’s about it, even if I left… maybe there was a reason I couldn’t leave?

But if we knew Mr. Nargas and the others were coming back, we’d deal with it, right?

How could you possibly act strangely?

“Was Wang Du’s job on schedule?

Mr. Jacgi laughs bitterly at your father’s question.

“No, that assignment was originally scheduled to take a year, but there was a bit of a lot going on and it ended in three months”

You have three months planned to take a year?

Oh, you couldn’t deal with it because you weren’t on your way home.

“I see, that’s why you realized Gilmouth was crazy”

It sucks for Mr. Matori, I wonder for Mr. Gilmouth.

Still, it’s a very thoughtful operation, isn’t it?

Mr. Matori approached Mr. Gilmouth three years ago.

You mean by then, you’d already started the operation, right?

What took you so long?

To benefit from the village?

To take over the village?

Sure, it’s going to succeed, but it’s going to collapse sooner or later than I used the magic formation.

That’s the same with the side you’re using.

If you keep using it, you will break.

Didn’t you know the dangers of magic formation?

Isn’t that right?\n

Looks like they’re using all sorts of magic formations, and someone must be familiar with them.

Even though I knew it was dangerous, I got my hands on it.

Even at the risk, Mr. Matori needed it.

I could see my hand reaching in front of me accidentally, closing my eyes with a gnaw.

“Awesome frown. From now on, it’ll be over.”

Your father slaps me between my eyebrows.

When you hide your eyebrows with your hands, you look at your father.

“She’s cute, but she’s not.”

… I’m embarrassed when suddenly they say it.

Take your gaze off a bit and rub your eyebrows between them.

Not yet, I think it’s okay.

“You’re out of the cave.”

Mr. Jaggi looks around when he stops.

Mr. Nargas and the others are also checking around with a slightly nervous face.

“Ah. Shami?

On the tree at the end of his gaze was the shami he saw in the cave.

Five of them were able to confirm their appearance.

But something’s different from yesterday.

“Signs are faint, but you can feel them.”

“Ah.”

Mr. Early and Mr. Pial gave a slightly relieved look as they looked at the shami.

Sure, there are signs of feeling it for the first time.

Is this the sign of Sharmi?

“I hope you can read the signs. That’s what I’m talking about.”

“Mr. Druid, can’t you read the signs?

Mr. Nargas gives a surprised look at your father’s crush. \nAnd your father snorts with a bitter smile.

“You look different.”

Mr. Jaggi stares at Sharmi.

Indeed, he has a much more serene face than his intimidated face in the cave.

Have you solved the magic formations and put them back together?

“Is this what the original shami looks like?

Mr. Nargas and the others shake their heads to the side of your father’s question.

“I’ve been close to people in the village for a long time, and I’ve never been more alert.”

Looking a little confused, Mr. Nargas gently reaches for the shami.

There is no actual touch because of the distance, but when Mr. Nargas reached out, the shammies raised their mouths ghoulishly and intimidated them.

“… something, maybe a shock…”

Mr. Nargas, who was intimidated, drips a little.

The villagers were also unfortunate that they could not see each other.

I guess that’s all the connection between Shami and the village.

“We’re going to check the cave. Are you okay?”

Mr. Jaggi speaks to Mr. Nargas.

“I’m fine. Let’s go.”

Go for the cave, alerting the shammies around you.

“Sounds like you’re pretty much out there.”

The figure of the shami seen from among the trees.

As your father put it, quite a few shammies seem to be outside the cave.

“It’s easy to find out in the cave.”

Mr. Pial looks at the shami with a little joy.

It’s not the same attitude as before, but still looks happy to see you.

You really like an animal called Shami.

“Isn’t that too alarming?

\n“Okay. Be careful.”

“Jaggi, please.”

I guess it’s Mr. Jaggi who stands by with me.

It’s hard not to say it’s okay with me alone.

Should I have waited in the village after all?

“Nyah?

“Will Ciel go with you?

When I asked Mr. Nargas, he shook his head to the side.

“As far as Sharmi’s concerned, the technique seems to be solved, and I wonder if you’d like me to wait with Ivy.”

“Nya-yay.”

“I’m gonna go with the Nargas guys, okay?

Mr. Nargas nods to your father’s question.

“It would be more helpful to have a Mr. Druid who knows all kinds of things”

Walk out to the cave with Mr. Nargas in the lead.

I can see the shami in front of the cave, standing up or looking at this one.

“Ciel, let’s wait here.”

It seems pathetic to keep Shami on guard any longer, so let’s just stay still.

“Nya-yay.”

“With that said, what about the Sols? Aren’t we together today?

Mr. Jaggi looks at me strangely.

“I’m sleeping in my bag. I think I’m tired because you tried so hard yesterday.”

“Right. I made it quite impossible.”

“That’s not true. Because it seemed really fun.”

“I’m glad you think so, though. It’s true you made me do it.”

As far as the two of them were concerned yesterday, you wouldn’t think you could have done it.

I was in a pretty good mood.