"Good Lord... it's a critical safe place."
Saying so and sighing out, Soma looked around.
Brand new and creeping blood in a room where everything is destroyed and things scattered.
And there's Innkeeper and Stina down in the aisle, and they're both severely ill.
Though the Inn's daughter was rolled near the entrance, there were no injuries that seemed particularly injurious there, so I prioritized coming this way... apparently I was right for this minute.
Soma, who guessed the general circumstances, breathed out a sigh of sigh again with that in mind.
"What, so, here, naughty, is...?
And if I turned my gaze to my voice, I'd say hello, where Stina was about to wake up.
Obviously it would not be a good wound to force, but it is something to do in vain and unscrupulous.
Exhaling a sigh of sigh in a different sense than earlier, for now, when I approached him, I decided to apply the treatment first.
"Hmm... no matter why... well, I had a bad feeling about it?
"... Omei, say, sounds, sounds, because, troublesome,"
"If I'm serious, I've spoken to Sheila and the others I ran into in the guild."
So I wondered, so I left the rest to Sheila and the others, and Soma came here.
Well, I had a bad feeling about it there, so I rushed here, so it's not technically a joke or a lie.
Stina opened her eyes gently as she waved her sword as she exchanged words.
But shortly afterwards, before this one says anything, he nods as if he's convinced.
"... ma, yeah, right. Here, finally, I'll do it, but it's not rotten, it's fine. Nothing, you don't have to, but if you let go, if you will, if you die, I think,"
"I have trouble being convinced in the direction of the day after tomorrow on my own, but it seems that it would be quicker to execute it before explaining it because it's already a hassle."
- The Reason of the Sword, Protection of the Dragon God, Unique Concentration, Mystery Water Stop, Eyes of the Void: The Dagger of Secret Sword Mercy, True.
After you wave down your sword, leave Stina, who looks down at your body with a strange face, and when you head to the side of the innkeeper, wave your sword in the same way.
You'll be fine with this first.
Then when I went back to Stina with the sword, Stina seemed to understand what had happened, but she had this puzzling look on her face.
"... Omei, surely you didn't say you couldn't use magic or something?
"Yeah? You're right, and I don't use magic or anything, but what are you talking about? It's just a sword move."
"As for Stina, what's Omei saying? I feel like... well, fine. It is now that Omei is unscrupulous."
"Hmm?
His face seems puzzled, but he still seems to be convinced of something.
Stina slowly rises as she exhales.
Though this time, Soma isn't convinced enough... well, not if you're referring to that now.
I decided to move on first.
"In the meantime, is it okay that the bad guy in this case has been defeated... or killed? Probably to an earlier demon."
"That fits. He said something like that. We haven't said anything yet, but you know it well."
"I wonder if half of it is based on guesses from the situation and the other half on experience."
"What kind of experience have you had to come to that conclusion…"
"I'm not making a big deal out of it."
And while it's called experience, it's also somewhat mixed with stories I've heard.
Either way, it won't be something you can be very proud of.
"So the rest depends on Sheila and the others? Well, don't worry about it."
"That's not necessarily true, I just want to say, but when Omei says it, it's really what makes me think it is," he said.
"I think it's just buying my life."
That's what I said, shrugging my shoulders, and now I squeal.
For now, I only know the conclusion of this one, but that's just it, that's it.
We just wanted to check each other's information to find out what happened after all.
"Will it also be required from the guild, and would it seem sooner to check over there? Considering that Sheila and the others should be told, it would be a hassle twice and three times."
"Right, and you can finally see if it worked really well. It's just... what about them?
Stina turned her gaze with those words to the master of the yet unconscious Inn.
And then, around what he's saying, I guess he's including that toddler girl.
Sure, even if you think you're gonna be okay now, it's kinda arrogant to leave you alone like this.
"Hmm... considering that these people may also know the circumstances, should we listen and take them? Perhaps the Alliance will think the same way."
"Well, is that easy"
If there is a problem, it is that I will carry it like this, or have it moved with me after I wake it... well, I'm not saying no, and it would be better if I woke it up.
While we're on the move, we might be able to talk to you to some extent.
In conclusion, Soma also went there to wake her husband, with Stina on her way to the young girl.
If I were to conclude, the innkeeper had nothing to tell Soma or his guild.
He consistently said that he didn't know why he was suddenly attacked, that his daughter was about to be grabbed, etc... well, it's obvious to everyone that that's a lie.
For the appearance was too grand for it.
Still, no one had anything to mention about it, I guess, because it was decided that we wouldn't talk about it at the inquiry.
Of course, that wouldn't have been the case if Stina had spoken, but Stina doesn't have the in-laws to do that.
So... no, let's not congrat.
Stina was impressed by the way her husband looked.
There, I was definitely ready.
No matter what I see in this, only my daughter will definitely try to protect me.
Or maybe the Somas didn't try to ask for more information because they felt it too.
Whatever it was, it was enough to make you think about what was in Stina.
It's now, it's past, it's future.
What I'm doing, what I've done, what I'm trying to do.
And what you have to do.
Halfunconsciously, Stina was reaching for her nostalgia.
What we have there is some demonic material.
Before I met Soma here, I was collecting...
"Hmmm... well, I wonder what it is"
"Hmm? Oh, did you come back?"
And if I turned my gaze to the voices I heard, I was just about to get the Somas back.
Watch as he lowers his arms subtly and tilts his neck.
The same goes for the earlier words, because they seemed so worried about something.
"So, what's going on? Did they say anything troublesome?
"... it's not like that"
"Well...... there was something about it that didn't really fall a bit, but I think it was a good story to say one way or the other"
"So what's bothering Soma?
By the way, it's the Adventurers Guild where Stina and the others are right now.
And what Soma and the others were doing was a reception room where adventurers were not allowed to enter without much leeway.
So we were supposed to be talking about this one, so I thought you said something troublesome, but he didn't.
So what the hell is this all about?
"Talk about it on the way to the inn. I don't know what you're talking about here, or what you're talking about here."
"Well, so is that."
It's a time when there would otherwise be very few people, but now there are quite a few people in the guild because the situation is a situation.
If there's an adventurer, there seems to be a traveler or a city person who wants to hear about this one.
You came out of the back of your guild in that situation, so there's no way you won't get your attention.
Though it was not the gaze that was directed, it was clear from the surroundings that consciousness was directed.
I know it's not something you've been told to keep a secret, but it's certainly not something you bother to talk about in this.
It's also something I'm slightly curious about what they're doing back there, and I have no objection to heading to the inn.
Sheila and the others had been asked about it first, without saying anything in particular, and the Stinas left the guild behind.
It must have been some time since the first piece came on, but the air in the city still remains somewhere tense.
Well, the city still remains sealed off, and maybe it's more natural than no formal notice from the guild.
"So, what did you tell him?
Walking in like that, Stina pointed the water at Soma.
Though Soma still seemed to be thinking of something, I guess that led him to some conclusion.
I nodded one and then opened its mouth.
"Hmm... Whatever you say, let's see what we know in this case. But I know very little about it."
"Well, we've caught people who seem to have information, but they haven't woken up yet."
"... but the thing about it is, guild work"
"Right. I guess it meant that Stina and the others were called in the first place because there's a chance they know something else. Well, Stina hasn't been there."
Soma and the others were called to the reception room for those reasons, and Stina never went because she didn't think it was necessary.
Honestly, Stina has nothing more to confirm about this one, and as I said earlier, she has no in-laws to tell the Alliance anything, nor is she going to.
It's troublesome, and he said what he knew already told Soma, and he didn't go.
Still, the only place I've spoken to Soma is where it's not obvious.
I haven't told you anything about what that girl is or anything that might lead to me.
The reason for this is not for the owners of the inn, but for themselves.
If we talk halfway through this, there's a chance that they might suspect that we were involved in this case.
Though I don't think so, it is necessary to think about it in case.
Especially more than strangely sharp people for such things.
It's just that Stina can't know what that girl is anymore either... well, if you need to know, it's nothing.
Plus, it's kind of imaginary.
Stina once heard of it.
Although I forgot who was saying it, during the previous revolt, he said he planned to use biological weapons.
Most of them failed at the production stage, and the only success story was that they were taken by traitors just before they even decided... I mean, I guess that's what it is.
It doesn't matter to Stina.
Whatever.
"So, in the end, what was the problem?
"There was nothing wrong with the story itself. All I know is that the young girl was targeted for some reason, and that it was the same person who was causing the demonic noise, and the rest is already dead. Yeah, I guess I could rub it if I said I could handle the magic props a little bit."
"Why can't you rub it? That was left intact, so you decided to give it to the Alliance."
"... the Alliance side did not try to receive inside"
"I hated trouble over there, too, I guess. Well, it's obviously a troublesome substitute."
"Even if they told me to manage it here, I shouldn't be responsible. I managed to push it over and move on to the next story…"
"Next story? What do you mean?
The first thing I heard was that I would confirm the matter.
Something more than that, and that was the problem, is that it?
"No, the next story is the next one as it is. It seems to have been solved first, but then what are we going to do?"
"Specifically, you're talking about when the city's blockade will be lifted. I know we've solved this already, but it's still possible, in case."
"Well, I can't help but think about it, can I?" Why are they talking like that?
"... then?... so that, to put it badly, you can transfer some responsibility?
"... the guild here. Are you okay?
"Well, that doesn't bother us, and being okay until now means we're okay."
For now, it seems that we have been able to deal with it without difficulty.
The blockade will also be lifted tomorrow... or until today...
"So what do we think we should do?"
"... I see. Is that what you mean?"
I guess that means that Soma is worried about whether or not to get involved in this matter to the end.
Though it's almost over, there's a survival interrogation, and there may still be something else.
Will we stay here until that concern is over, or will we leave this city early tomorrow as our work is done?
Which should be, and that's the thing.
"What do you think of those two?
"... I'll leave it to Soma"
"Well, both make sense. I can't say either, so I thought I'd leave it to Mr. Soma."
"Hmm... well, I'll just say it as part of my advice, but I think you can leave tomorrow, right?
"Hmm... what about that heart?
"Stina and the others are outsiders here after all. It's too much if we get this far, and I think we can leave the rest to it. Well, unless you have something to do, right? Then I think that's enough, and I think we should prioritize you."
I shrugged my shoulders. That's what I meant.
In a double sense, though.
In the sense that you actually think so and that you want me to.
The trend of the Somas is synonymous with that of Stina, more than we promised to travel together.
That's why he wanted it for himself, to fulfill his purpose.
"Hmmm...... I wonder if so. As a thank you for cooperating in this case, the Alliance gave me too much gratuity, so I don't have to make any money here anymore."
"Right, I hope so.... Stina has decided to do the same."
Only the last word rolled in his mouth, and Stina turned her gaze forward.
There's still a bunch of noisy people out there.
Breathe out small as you narrow your eyes to it.
There can't be such a convenient story now that everything is so good.
There's no way that something could have changed where it was poisoned, and it seemed to have changed, and there's really nothing different about them.
I can't change the past, I leave my own hands now, and the future is set in the old days of thanksgiving.
There's only one choice.
So Stina decided to be ready, that's all.
Thus, thinking about the future, Stina turned her back to the side road leading to the alley in order to get to the inn.
"Good Lord... it's a critical safe place."
Saying so and sighing out, Soma looked around.
Brand new and creeping blood in a room where everything is destroyed and things scattered.
And there's Innkeeper and Stina down in the aisle, and they're both severely ill.
Though the Inn's daughter was rolled near the entrance, there were no injuries that seemed particularly injurious there, so I prioritized coming this way... apparently I was right for this minute.
Soma, who guessed the general circumstances, breathed out a sigh of sigh again with that in mind.
"What, so, here, naughty, is...?
And if I turned my gaze to my voice, I'd say hello, where Stina was about to wake up.
Obviously it would not be a good wound to force, but it is something to do in vain and unscrupulous.
Exhaling a sigh of sigh in a different sense than earlier, for now, when I approached him, I decided to apply the treatment first.
"Hmm... no matter why... well, I had a bad feeling about it?
"... Omei, say, sounds, sounds, because, troublesome,"
"If I'm serious, I've spoken to Sheila and the others I ran into in the guild."
So I wondered, so I left the rest to Sheila and the others, and Soma came here.
Well, I had a bad feeling about it there, so I rushed here, so it's not technically a joke or a lie.
Stina opened her eyes gently as she waved her sword as she exchanged words.
But shortly afterwards, before this one says anything, he nods as if he's convinced.
"... ma, yeah, right. Here, finally, I'll do it, but it's not rotten, it's fine. Nothing, you don't have to, but if you let go, if you will, if you die, I think,"
"I have trouble being convinced in the direction of the day after tomorrow on my own, but it seems that it would be quicker to execute it before explaining it because it's already a hassle."
- The Reason of the Sword, Protection of the Dragon God, Unique Concentration, Mystery Water Stop, Eyes of the Void: The Dagger of Secret Sword Mercy, True.
After you wave down your sword, leave Stina, who looks down at your body with a strange face, and when you head to the side of the innkeeper, wave your sword in the same way.
You'll be fine with this first.
Then when I went back to Stina with the sword, Stina seemed to understand what had happened, but she had this puzzling look on her face.
"... Omei, surely you didn't say you couldn't use magic or something?
"Yeah? You're right, and I don't use magic or anything, but what are you talking about? It's just a sword move."
"As for Stina, what's Omei saying? I feel like... well, fine. It is now that Omei is unscrupulous."
"Hmm?
His face seems puzzled, but he still seems to be convinced of something.
Stina slowly rises as she exhales.
Though this time, Soma isn't convinced enough... well, not if you're referring to that now.
I decided to move on first.
"In the meantime, is it okay that the bad guy in this case has been defeated... or killed? Probably to an earlier demon."
"That fits. He said something like that. We haven't said anything yet, but you know it well."
"I wonder if half of it is based on guesses from the situation and the other half on experience."
"What kind of experience have you had to come to that conclusion…"
"I'm not making a big deal out of it."
And while it's called experience, it's also somewhat mixed with stories I've heard.
Either way, it won't be something you can be very proud of.
"So the rest depends on Sheila and the others? Well, don't worry about it."
"That's not necessarily true, I just want to say, but when Omei says it, it's really what makes me think it is," he said.
"I think it's just buying my life."
That's what I said, shrugging my shoulders, and now I squeal.
For now, I only know the conclusion of this one, but that's just it, that's it.
We just wanted to check each other's information to find out what happened after all.
"Will it also be required from the guild, and would it seem sooner to check over there? Considering that Sheila and the others should be told, it would be a hassle twice and three times."
"Right, and you can finally see if it worked really well. It's just... what about them?
Stina turned her gaze with those words to the master of the yet unconscious Inn.
And then, around what he's saying, I guess he's including that toddler girl.
Sure, even if you think you're gonna be okay now, it's kinda arrogant to leave you alone like this.
"Hmm... considering that these people may also know the circumstances, should we listen and take them? Perhaps the Alliance will think the same way."
"Well, is that easy"
If there is a problem, it is that I will carry it like this, or have it moved with me after I wake it... well, I'm not saying no, and it would be better if I woke it up.
While we're on the move, we might be able to talk to you to some extent.
In conclusion, Soma also went there to wake her husband, with Stina on her way to the young girl.
If I were to conclude, the innkeeper had nothing to tell Soma or his guild.
He consistently said that he didn't know why he was suddenly attacked, that his daughter was about to be grabbed, etc... well, it's obvious to everyone that that's a lie.
For the appearance was too grand for it.
Still, no one had anything to mention about it, I guess, because it was decided that we wouldn't talk about it at the inquiry.
Of course, that wouldn't have been the case if Stina had spoken, but Stina doesn't have the in-laws to do that.
So... no, let's not congrat.
Stina was impressed by the way her husband looked.
There, I was definitely ready.
No matter what I see in this, only my daughter will definitely try to protect me.
Or maybe the Somas didn't try to ask for more information because they felt it too.
Whatever it was, it was enough to make you think about what was in Stina.
It's now, it's past, it's future.
What I'm doing, what I've done, what I'm trying to do.
And what you have to do.
Halfunconsciously, Stina was reaching for her nostalgia.
What we have there is some demonic material.
Before I met Soma here, I was collecting...
"Hmmm... well, I wonder what it is"
"Hmm? Oh, did you come back?"
And if I turned my gaze to the voices I heard, I was just about to get the Somas back.
Watch as he lowers his arms subtly and tilts his neck.
The same goes for the earlier words, because they seemed so worried about something.
"So, what's going on? Did they say anything troublesome?
"... it's not like that"
"Well...... there was something about it that didn't really fall a bit, but I think it was a good story to say one way or the other"
"So what's bothering Soma?
By the way, it's the Adventurers Guild where Stina and the others are right now.
And what Soma and the others were doing was a reception room where adventurers were not allowed to enter without much leeway.
So we were supposed to be talking about this one, so I thought you said something troublesome, but he didn't.
So what the hell is this all about?
"Talk about it on the way to the inn. I don't know what you're talking about here, or what you're talking about here."
"Well, so is that."
It's a time when there would otherwise be very few people, but now there are quite a few people in the guild because the situation is a situation.
If there's an adventurer, there seems to be a traveler or a city person who wants to hear about this one.
You came out of the back of your guild in that situation, so there's no way you won't get your attention.
Though it was not the gaze that was directed, it was clear from the surroundings that consciousness was directed.
I know it's not something you've been told to keep a secret, but it's certainly not something you bother to talk about in this.
It's also something I'm slightly curious about what they're doing back there, and I have no objection to heading to the inn.
Sheila and the others had been asked about it first, without saying anything in particular, and the Stinas left the guild behind.
It must have been some time since the first piece came on, but the air in the city still remains somewhere tense.
Well, the city still remains sealed off, and maybe it's more natural than no formal notice from the guild.
"So, what did you tell him?
Walking in like that, Stina pointed the water at Soma.
Though Soma still seemed to be thinking of something, I guess that led him to some conclusion.
I nodded one and then opened its mouth.
"Hmm... Whatever you say, let's see what we know in this case. But I know very little about it."
"Well, we've caught people who seem to have information, but they haven't woken up yet."
"... but the thing about it is, guild work"
"Right. I guess it meant that Stina and the others were called in the first place because there's a chance they know something else. Well, Stina hasn't been there."
Soma and the others were called to the reception room for those reasons, and Stina never went because she didn't think it was necessary.
Honestly, Stina has nothing more to confirm about this one, and as I said earlier, she has no in-laws to tell the Alliance anything, nor is she going to.
It's troublesome, and he said what he knew already told Soma, and he didn't go.
Still, the only place I've spoken to Soma is where it's not obvious.
I haven't told you anything about what that girl is or anything that might lead to me.
The reason for this is not for the owners of the inn, but for themselves.
If we talk halfway through this, there's a chance that they might suspect that we were involved in this case.
Though I don't think so, it is necessary to think about it in case.
Especially more than strangely sharp people for such things.
It's just that Stina can't know what that girl is anymore either... well, if you need to know, it's nothing.
Plus, it's kind of imaginary.
Stina once heard of it.
Although I forgot who was saying it, during the previous revolt, he said he planned to use biological weapons.
Most of them failed at the production stage, and the only success story was that they were taken by traitors just before they even decided... I mean, I guess that's what it is.
It doesn't matter to Stina.
Whatever.
"So, in the end, what was the problem?
"There was nothing wrong with the story itself. All I know is that the young girl was targeted for some reason, and that it was the same person who was causing the demonic noise, and the rest is already dead. Yeah, I guess I could rub it if I said I could handle the magic props a little bit."
"Why can't you rub it? That was left intact, so you decided to give it to the Alliance."
"... the Alliance side did not try to receive inside"
"I hated trouble over there, too, I guess. Well, it's obviously a troublesome substitute."
"Even if they told me to manage it here, I shouldn't be responsible. I managed to push it over and move on to the next story…"
"Next story? What do you mean?
The first thing I heard was that I would confirm the matter.
Something more than that, and that was the problem, is that it?
"No, the next story is the next one as it is. It seems to have been solved first, but then what are we going to do?"
"Specifically, you're talking about when the city's blockade will be lifted. I know we've solved this already, but it's still possible, in case."
"Well, I can't help but think about it, can I?" Why are they talking like that?
"... then?... so that, to put it badly, you can transfer some responsibility?
"... the guild here. Are you okay?
"Well, that doesn't bother us, and being okay until now means we're okay."
For now, it seems that we have been able to deal with it without difficulty.
The blockade will also be lifted tomorrow... or until today...
"So what do we think we should do?"
"... I see. Is that what you mean?"
I guess that means that Soma is worried about whether or not to get involved in this matter to the end.
Though it's almost over, there's a survival interrogation, and there may still be something else.
Will we stay here until that concern is over, or will we leave this city early tomorrow as our work is done?
Which should be, and that's the thing.
"What do you think of those two?
"... I'll leave it to Soma"
"Well, both make sense. I can't say either, so I thought I'd leave it to Mr. Soma."
"Hmm... well, I'll just say it as part of my advice, but I think you can leave tomorrow, right?
"Hmm... what about that heart?
"Stina and the others are outsiders here after all. It's too much if we get this far, and I think we can leave the rest to it. Well, unless you have something to do, right? Then I think that's enough, and I think we should prioritize you."
I shrugged my shoulders. That's what I meant.
In a double sense, though.
In the sense that you actually think so and that you want me to.
The trend of the Somas is synonymous with that of Stina, more than we promised to travel together.
That's why he wanted it for himself, to fulfill his purpose.
"Hmmm...... I wonder if so. As a thank you for cooperating in this case, the Alliance gave me too much gratuity, so I don't have to make any money here anymore."
"Right, I hope so.... Stina has decided to do the same."
Only the last word rolled in his mouth, and Stina turned her gaze forward.
There's still a bunch of noisy people out there.
Breathe out small as you narrow your eyes to it.
There can't be such a convenient story now that everything is so good.
There's no way that something could have changed where it was poisoned, and it seemed to have changed, and there's really nothing different about them.
I can't change the past, I leave my own hands now, and the future is set in the old days of thanksgiving.
There's only one choice.
So Stina decided to be ready, that's all.
Thus, thinking about the future, Stina turned her back to the side road leading to the alley in order to get to the inn.
