"Hmm... from what I've heard, it sure feels suspicious. I honestly thought you were just lucky...... isn't that what you should think about? It's just too convenient."
The Somas, who got a piece of information from the guild, were heading east on the city's boulevard, spearheaded by Stina, who seems to be following the guild early and remembering stories from that time.
In order to discuss exactly what we have just heard, we should first head to the Inn.
Nevertheless, there is honestly not that much information obtained from the guild.
He knew that the demon was just gone, but more than that, the Alliance hardly knew the same situation.
Apparently, to the extent that the guild has still been able to confirm the facts, not only has it not been possible to identify the cause, but it has not been able to understand the situation very well.
Because it was the Alliance staff agent who responded to me for some reason, I was able to tell some stories like that, but I would rather ask you to let me know if you found anything out.
Bad way to put it, but maybe we shouldn't expect much.
"I don't know what else to do with such a neighborhood guild because I have to use adventurers to tell me what's wrong with doing something. Because the quality of adventurers who should be hands and feet in the first place is not very good."
"Hmm... there seems to be too much manpower, but there are no key usable occasions."
"Even if you want to use it to find material, you don't know what happens to the material if you suck. Rather than the risk of being stolen, in the sense that the material is worn out. I think it would work just fine... but I don't know what to do in the first place."
"I feel like I have something to do, such as checking in more detail on what's going on around me...?
"... I have something to do, but the question is if I can do that?
"I don't think the adventurers are going to be able to do more than just know what's going to happen."
"I see… the quality, including such things, is that so?"
"Well, it seems that I only checked the area once, and I think it's cruel to ask for more."
That seems to be why Soma was never different from the other adventurers while we were looking for a place to stay.
Each of the main hunting grounds existed in the city, east, west, north and south, but because no demons were found, they were moving elsewhere, even though they thought it was strange.
Because of that, the time to come back was just when I was strolling down the alley, and I didn't even make a difference.
That also means that if the timing was slightly different, you might have noticed this earlier, but... well it's not a big deal to say it's not a big difference.
Speaking of whether something had changed from what I found out earlier in the first place, it would not have.
In the end, we continued to look for accommodation to discuss, and the order had just changed somewhat.
Alternatively, if that's before you start looking for an inn or something, there may be a difference in the extent to which Stina might not have found that child due to the misalignment of time she started looking for it.
"By the way, Stina, this is a guide to the inn, right?
"Hmm? What are you taking for granted? It doesn't have to be anything else."
"... if you do think back, Mr. Stina would have led the way in a natural way if you had followed the guild. So he didn't say where he was going or anything... is it something that bothers you too?
Felicia narrowed her eyes slightly because she probably remembered her concerns.
For example, is Stina thinking of something different and trying to take her to a strange place?
Felicia wondered if Soma thought of that.
But it is too much to think about.
That's not why Soma bothered to take confirmation with Stina... she shrugged her shoulders when she smiled bitterly.
"No, well, it's not a big deal, though there's something to be concerned about, is there? It's just... I feel like I recognize you around here somehow."
"... do you recognize him?... I just got here, or something?
"Well, there's a lot of similar construction around here. Is that a mistake? What if you look familiar?
"So I thought you said it wasn't a big deal? It doesn't matter what it looks like, even if it does look familiar."
It's just... yeah, it's just that I thought it was definitely just around the corner where Stina and that kid were.
And whether that was the fault of my mind or not, Stina's reaction now is all.
Apparently, it wasn't my fault after all.
Speaking of what that means though...... although I can somehow imagine it, I wasn't going to mention it any more.
Perhaps you will soon find out, because you thought so.
The hunch was right after all.
"So, this is where you thought Stina was the best inn?
"Of course you can if you say it with everything you've ever seen, but at least it's definitely from what I've seen in this city!
"This is it... if I'm being honest, it's a little different than I expected."
"... Mm, it's lame"
What was ahead of Stina guiding and stopping did seem to be an inn.
However, the appearance is honestly not much praised, and Sheila's released words indicate the state in the end.
If you are going to choose a few words, should I say very interesting buildings, etc.
At least the inn had an atmosphere that made me hesitate for a moment, even if I was told to recommend it.
I don't feel suspicious or anything like that, but it looks very old-fashioned, but everything is fine, and so on.
It's not just old fashioned there, apparently there are mostly just those buildings around here, but that doesn't ease my anxiety.
Rather, I get the impression of loneliness, so much so that it gets extra worse.
"Heh, heh, it's only now that you can say that! If you look inside, you must review Stina!
"Hmm... if you say so much, do you expect it"
"Right... well, is it rude to judge without looking inside"
"... n"
With that said, I went in the lead with Stina...... so, ho, I accidentally leaked my voice because it was unexpected in a good way.
Similar to the impression I get from my appearance, there was also a feeling of antiquity.
Is there a reception right there as soon as you come in, or is there something like a wooden reception deck in a room that's not very big?
The surrounding walls were also made of wood, and seeping stains and the like conveyed the time elapsed.
At first glance, it is like you can see immediately that all of this is old.
But it's not that they use it well, it's not simply old, and Soma remembered what it was like to be calm.
An inn is a place to get some rest.
When you get in there, you feel the air you deserve... I see. Sure, this seemed like a need to be reviewed.
"... I'm sorry. Apparently, I was underestimating you."
"... sorry. … indeed, reviewed"
"Hmmm... I honestly thought it would only be half, no 80% square... but I honestly reviewed this"
"Omei believes a little more! Well, now you know Stina's eyes are certain, don't you? You just need more praise!
And if that's how the noise is, I know someone came without the need to let you know.
Footsteps echoed from the back, and eventually it was a man of middle age or slightly in front of him.
I guess I didn't have to tell you that it was a customer.
There was a grin on his face, but the moment he saw Stina, his expression mixed with surprise.
"Welcome...... hey, what about you?
"Phew, I came to you like I promised!
"This is... I didn't really expect you to come, but thank you. Thank you again for earlier."
To the man who said so and bowed his head, Sheila and Felicia were all aligned and tilting their necks.
Well, whatever the first half is, I can only speculate that something happened about the second half, so naturally.
As for Soma, I was still convinced when I heard it.
And shortly afterwards, it happened to further supplement it.
A small footstep sounded from the back, and from behind the man, a small shadow appeared, as the sound deserved.
"... Ah.... I knew it, sister"
"Hmm... because you promised. I didn't have a choice."
The person that Stina said that to while turning to her was definitely that toddler.
"Hmm... from what I've heard, it sure feels suspicious. I honestly thought you were just lucky...... isn't that what you should think about? It's just too convenient."
The Somas, who got a piece of information from the guild, were heading east on the city's boulevard, spearheaded by Stina, who seems to be following the guild early and remembering stories from that time.
In order to discuss exactly what we have just heard, we should first head to the Inn.
Nevertheless, there is honestly not that much information obtained from the guild.
He knew that the demon was just gone, but more than that, the Alliance hardly knew the same situation.
Apparently, to the extent that the guild has still been able to confirm the facts, not only has it not been possible to identify the cause, but it has not been able to understand the situation very well.
Because it was the Alliance staff agent who responded to me for some reason, I was able to tell some stories like that, but I would rather ask you to let me know if you found anything out.
Bad way to put it, but maybe we shouldn't expect much.
"I don't know what else to do with such a neighborhood guild because I have to use adventurers to tell me what's wrong with doing something. Because the quality of adventurers who should be hands and feet in the first place is not very good."
"Hmm... there seems to be too much manpower, but there are no key usable occasions."
"Even if you want to use it to find material, you don't know what happens to the material if you suck. Rather than the risk of being stolen, in the sense that the material is worn out. I think it would work just fine... but I don't know what to do in the first place."
"I feel like I have something to do, such as checking in more detail on what's going on around me...?
"... I have something to do, but the question is if I can do that?
"I don't think the adventurers are going to be able to do more than just know what's going to happen."
"I see… the quality, including such things, is that so?"
"Well, it seems that I only checked the area once, and I think it's cruel to ask for more."
That seems to be why Soma was never different from the other adventurers while we were looking for a place to stay.
Each of the main hunting grounds existed in the city, east, west, north and south, but because no demons were found, they were moving elsewhere, even though they thought it was strange.
Because of that, the time to come back was just when I was strolling down the alley, and I didn't even make a difference.
That also means that if the timing was slightly different, you might have noticed this earlier, but... well it's not a big deal to say it's not a big difference.
Speaking of whether something had changed from what I found out earlier in the first place, it would not have.
In the end, we continued to look for accommodation to discuss, and the order had just changed somewhat.
Alternatively, if that's before you start looking for an inn or something, there may be a difference in the extent to which Stina might not have found that child due to the misalignment of time she started looking for it.
"By the way, Stina, this is a guide to the inn, right?
"Hmm? What are you taking for granted? It doesn't have to be anything else."
"... if you do think back, Mr. Stina would have led the way in a natural way if you had followed the guild. So he didn't say where he was going or anything... is it something that bothers you too?
Felicia narrowed her eyes slightly because she probably remembered her concerns.
For example, is Stina thinking of something different and trying to take her to a strange place?
Felicia wondered if Soma thought of that.
But it is too much to think about.
That's not why Soma bothered to take confirmation with Stina... she shrugged her shoulders when she smiled bitterly.
"No, well, it's not a big deal, though there's something to be concerned about, is there? It's just... I feel like I recognize you around here somehow."
"... do you recognize him?... I just got here, or something?
"Well, there's a lot of similar construction around here. Is that a mistake? What if you look familiar?
"So I thought you said it wasn't a big deal? It doesn't matter what it looks like, even if it does look familiar."
It's just... yeah, it's just that I thought it was definitely just around the corner where Stina and that kid were.
And whether that was the fault of my mind or not, Stina's reaction now is all.
Apparently, it wasn't my fault after all.
Speaking of what that means though...... although I can somehow imagine it, I wasn't going to mention it any more.
Perhaps you will soon find out, because you thought so.
The hunch was right after all.
"So, this is where you thought Stina was the best inn?
"Of course you can if you say it with everything you've ever seen, but at least it's definitely from what I've seen in this city!
"This is it... if I'm being honest, it's a little different than I expected."
"... Mm, it's lame"
What was ahead of Stina guiding and stopping did seem to be an inn.
However, the appearance is honestly not much praised, and Sheila's released words indicate the state in the end.
If you are going to choose a few words, should I say very interesting buildings, etc.
At least the inn had an atmosphere that made me hesitate for a moment, even if I was told to recommend it.
I don't feel suspicious or anything like that, but it looks very old-fashioned, but everything is fine, and so on.
It's not just old fashioned there, apparently there are mostly just those buildings around here, but that doesn't ease my anxiety.
Rather, I get the impression of loneliness, so much so that it gets extra worse.
"Heh, heh, it's only now that you can say that! If you look inside, you must review Stina!
"Hmm... if you say so much, do you expect it"
"Right... well, is it rude to judge without looking inside"
"... n"
With that said, I went in the lead with Stina...... so, ho, I accidentally leaked my voice because it was unexpected in a good way.
Similar to the impression I get from my appearance, there was also a feeling of antiquity.
Is there a reception right there as soon as you come in, or is there something like a wooden reception deck in a room that's not very big?
The surrounding walls were also made of wood, and seeping stains and the like conveyed the time elapsed.
At first glance, it is like you can see immediately that all of this is old.
But it's not that they use it well, it's not simply old, and Soma remembered what it was like to be calm.
An inn is a place to get some rest.
When you get in there, you feel the air you deserve... I see. Sure, this seemed like a need to be reviewed.
"... I'm sorry. Apparently, I was underestimating you."
"... sorry. … indeed, reviewed"
"Hmmm... I honestly thought it would only be half, no 80% square... but I honestly reviewed this"
"Omei believes a little more! Well, now you know Stina's eyes are certain, don't you? You just need more praise!
And if that's how the noise is, I know someone came without the need to let you know.
Footsteps echoed from the back, and eventually it was a man of middle age or slightly in front of him.
I guess I didn't have to tell you that it was a customer.
There was a grin on his face, but the moment he saw Stina, his expression mixed with surprise.
"Welcome...... hey, what about you?
"Phew, I came to you like I promised!
"This is... I didn't really expect you to come, but thank you. Thank you again for earlier."
To the man who said so and bowed his head, Sheila and Felicia were all aligned and tilting their necks.
Well, whatever the first half is, I can only speculate that something happened about the second half, so naturally.
As for Soma, I was still convinced when I heard it.
And shortly afterwards, it happened to further supplement it.
A small footstep sounded from the back, and from behind the man, a small shadow appeared, as the sound deserved.
"... Ah.... I knew it, sister"
"Hmm... because you promised. I didn't have a choice."
The person that Stina said that to while turning to her was definitely that toddler.
