Chapter 71

Chapter 71: 71

An end to the crusade is declared, and many tents are cleaned up one after the other and disappear.\n

Clean up your tent as you see the sight.

On the side, Mr. Nooga and Mr. Sifal are clearing the tent.

Out of nowhere, I hear the joy of being able to return to town and the joy of ending without injury.

Looking at how things are going, it looks like they’re heading back to town one after the other from the group where the journey has ended.

“You couldn’t talk slowly. Too bad.”

Mr. Meera is approaching.

I get a little nervous about what she looks like.

“Thank you for all your help”

I bow my head and thank you, taking care not to be funny.

There are Mr. Sifal and Mr. Nouga nearby.

It’s all right.

“When you get to Otrewa, I’ll introduce you to the town.”

“… if you have time, please”

What should I do?

When we get to Otrewa town, we’re alone.

After all, should we leave town immediately?

But he said someone could be watching him, and I don’t know what to do.

Ivy’s going to be with us for a while.

Hmm?

I wonder what that means.

I see Mr. Nouga, but he’s still in a hurry to get ready for the trip.

“I was… well, let me know when you’re free. I wish you’d tell the guild.”

“Yes.”

I can hear you calling Mr. Meera.

When I look at the voice, Mr. Meera’s brother is waving away.

“See you later, Ivy.”

“Yes. Again.”

I wave back to Mr. Meera, who smiles and waves.

I’m naturally horrified by the way you walk away.

I managed to avoid being alone until today.

Someone from the Flaming Sword has always been with me since that dinner.\n

There are also other Mr. Law and Mr. Marl Leak.

“Thank you for waiting.”

Mr. Ratlua, who had been forced to participate in the crusade’s work, returned.

Behind that, too, is the figure of Mr. Seiselk and, for some reason, the figure of four crusaders.

“Good luck”

“Leaders are rough people!

“You’re still fine, you still have work to do”

“Give me a break!”

“Hahaha, Ivy, I’m going back to town with you, say hello”

“Regards”

It would be comforting if the crusaders were with us.

I think it might be for me, so I bow my head.

Everyone stroked my head for some reason.

I’ve been combing it in the morning, but it must be a blur. I keep thinking, Mr. Law fixed it for me.

I feel like that hand is somehow used to it.

“Mr. Law, are you used to something?

“Really? Oh, I guess it’s because I’m finishing my boys’ hair.”

You didn’t know you had a family.

“Do you have a son?

“Two, they’re cute.”

When Mr. Law talks about his family, it kind of adds warmth to that voice.

Something good like that.

“It’s time to go”

Move out with the voice of the leader.

Guys, we need to make sure we’re not late because we’re adults.

Sora is pathetic, but don’t let it go on in your bag for the time being.

Move your hand to gently stroke it from outside the bag.

I’m sorry, Sola.

…………

The two-day trip to town went well and we’ll be in town in a little while.

Ivy, that’s the town we live in, Otrewa. \nFollow Mr. Ratlua’s gaze and gaze in the direction of the town.

The town, seen from a slightly higher hilltop, was of a size beyond imagination.

“Wow… it’s a big town”

“Right! It’s a town I’m proud of.”

Mr. Ratlua draws his hand and hurries a little to town.

“Hurry up and Ivy will come.”

I can hear Mr. Seiselk from behind.

“Oh, I’m sorry. Was it early?

“Just a little bit, but it’s okay”

I feel the relationship has come a little closer again over the last two days of my journey.

With that said, the leaders were the name of a group called Thunder King.

When I said I thought the crusaders were names, my leader was so infidel.

The name Thunder King seems thoughtful, and I think I’ve done something very bad.

The town of Otolwa also has a fine gate and a gatekeeper.

When the gatekeeper saw Mr. Ratlua, he raised one hand and greeted him.

“Crusade, good luck…. where have you been grabbing it?

Grab it?

“Do that! If we don’t go through with it, this way.”

Procedures?

What are you talking about?

What was taken to be pulled was a small room.

That’s where they give me the paper.

When you read what’s written on the paper, there’s a column that says [name, town of origin, purpose].

What about the town you’re from?

Speaking of which, you didn’t tell me you fled the village of Latomi.

Should I write it?

“Oh, I couldn’t read it. Bad.”

“No, I’m fine. Do you have to write about that town you’re from?

“Hmm?… With that said, you weren’t listening. Where?”

“… it’s the village of Latomi”

“Is that Latomi?

\nThe dump?

I can’t write that, uh, on my journey.

They laughed a little when I gave them the paper.

Why not?

“You’ve never seen a guy who writes that he’s on a journey. Yes.”

They give me something.

If you look at it, it looks like a permit made of wood sticks.

“Because you’ll need it to get in and out of town. And give it back to me when you leave town.”

“Yes, thank you”

I wonder if the larger towns will need permits because there will be a lot of people going in and out.

Wow.

“Are you done?”

Looking back to his voice, the leader is standing at the entrance to the room.

“It’s over ~. Ivy, let’s go”

“Yes, thank you”

“Ooh.”

The man who gave me the permit for some reason is looking at the leader with a surprised look on his face.

Do you know him?

I don’t know, but Mr. Ratlua hurries, so he leaves the room with one head down.

There was everyone outside the room.

Apparently, I’ve kept you waiting for a while.

“Excuse me, I’m late”

“Yes, Ivy was acquainted with Captain Ogt from the next village”

“Really?

“Yes. Be my guarantor.”

“Guarantor?

“I fled the village of Latomi.”

“Latomi? I’m listening. That was tough.”

The leader strokes his head gently.

When I hear the name of the village of Latomi, they all look a little bitter.

I don’t know what it’s like right now, but maybe it’s terrible.