Okay, I'm off!

Hey, hey, hey, hey!

Why are you...?

I know you've been sneaking around at night preparing for the trip. We only have one room. So after having breakfast, I gave Lulu the bag I was preparing for the trip and decided to leave while she was sitting on the floor lecturing me. Is there a culture of sitting on the floor? Of course I taught her.

"Good morning, Mr. Hite. I'm going to say hello to the chief, would you like to come with me to the chief's place?

"Oh, good morning. "Oh, good morning. Good morning.

Hurt is carrying his usual bow and arrow and a very large bag. No way. ....

I'm not sure what to say. I'm sure you'll be happy to hear that. I'm sure you'll be pleased to hear that. Oh, it's not bad... it's very strong and solid... oh, here it is like this: .... Oh, here it is:

He arrived at the chief's place, commenting on Hurt's bow. Hurt is in a very good mood after being praised so highly.

"Oh, good morning, Mr. Chief. Yes, this is Mr. Hite's bow. Please hold it for a while. Please hold it for a while.

"Hey, Masaru! What's going on?

What's in it is just preparation for a trip, right? I'm sure you're not the only one. I don't know.

He pretends not to know in a dignified manner, but his eyes are completely swimming. In this case, silence is considered right, right? So I taught the chief the culture of seated reflection, and I also reminded him that I was sure he wanted a lesson from the chief about his responsibilities as a hunter. And don't forget to remind him that he is a hunter. He grinned and said he had found an interesting toy, and his eyes were smiling, so he must have gotten the message right.

If you find something you want, I may be late, so don't even think about searching. Please don't expect any souvenirs. As for the rest... please take care of Lulu and the others. Please take care of yourselves! Bye!

"You're in the southeast, aren't you?

I don't know... .... I remembered east and west backwards: .... And so we set off in a sigh of relief.





...It's really hard to run long distances. I've been running at a fast pace because I'm enjoying the scenery as my physical ability is improving, but just walking and running for a few days is also quite an ordeal. It's already the third day, and nothing is happening. Once, while running, I stepped on some shit and slipped and fell. I was thinking, "I'll forget about it," when I heard someone's voice. I turn around, but there's no one there.

"...Hey! ...Hey! Over here!

Oh, there's a man waving at me. What do we do now? Are we going? Behind the man is a carriage, the horse seems to be dead, was it attacked by something? I decide to approach the man, keeping my eyes peeled and alert.

"Hey! Over here! A bandit attacked me and killed my horse, so I'm in trouble. I managed to drive the bandits back, but I'm missing a leg. .........

There's something he's saying, but I can't make it out. The horse that was said to be dead is still bleeding, as if it hadn't been cut for a long time. And there's another trail of blood that seems to have been dragged to the back of the carriage. Looking at the carriage, it looks like a merchant, but why is he alone? Who's guarding him? What about the man who was operating the carriage? As you think about it, you reflexively take out a hobgoblin club from your item box and swing it at the man.

... "Hey... .... I'm sorry.

You were just about to pull out the sword behind your back, weren't you? I'm sure you'll be happy to know that I'm not the only one. I'll take the sword too...

"You! How dare you!

And just as I thought, four of his friends appeared from behind the carriage. Oh, Gene.

Don't be stupid! I'm going to show you that the GUNNM is not just an MS for hand-to-hand combat!

"........., what are you talking about?

I know. I just wanted to say it!

"I'll kill you! Die!

Yuck!

A stone from the item box hits the man in the face as he swings his axe.

You bastard! That's not fair! Fight fair!

The next man who comes at me with an axe is a man who is trying to kill me. You throw a club at the next man who comes at you. I got hit again!
The moment you pass by the two men who are down and in pain, you release a large stone you picked up near the river from the item box and drop it on their bodies as you slash at the remaining two men.

I'll chop your head off!

I'll cut off your head!" and flashes his torso. The man, clearly upset by the unexpected turn of events, is unable to defend himself and is cut down. One more! I regained my nerve and glared at him.

"Hee... Please help me... Please help me.

She slumped over and started begging for her life. There's no way I can save him... he's not worth listening to.



"If you help me, I'll give you all the treasure I've accumulated! So help me!

If I had treasure, I wouldn't be a thief... wait a minute. I'm not sure if I have a few weapons. I don't have any money, so I'll just collect what I can. ....

I'll let you lead the way. But first, get some sleep!

The man gets kicked in the face with a cracking sound and passes out. How bad? There are no human rights for evildoers, said the beautiful girl who was the heroine of the bible in my youth. (It's a novel, though.)
I'm sure there are no survivors on the victim's side, but if they were attacked and the owner is gone, then there's no problem with me taking care of the lost property since I killed the bandits, right? So I searched the carriage and the surrounding area and found three men who appeared to be guards. A merchant, a lord, and three men working for him were found dead.
I put the armor of the guards and the bandits in the item box, and the merchant gave me a bag of coins. The guards and the merchant each had a card with a different design, and when I appraised each of them, I found that they had an Adventurer's Guild Card and a Merchant's Guild Card. In the carriage, you can find ....

I'm not sure what to make of this. I'm not sure what to make of it. I'm not sure if it's a good idea, but I think it's a good idea. I don't know.

In addition, there were some salted meat and dried herbs that could be preserved, so I put those in the item box as well. The water in the water bag is probably drinkable, but it smells a bit muddy, so mark it so that it doesn't get mixed up with the water bag from the village.
I tried to see if I could fit a horse or a broken wagon in there. You'll be lucky if it does. I wondered if I could bring back the bodies of the adventurers and merchants I was guarding. But they didn't fit. I don't understand why demons and horses can enter but not people, but I don't know why, so I stopped thinking about it.

I found a sleeping bandit in a carriage, tied his hands and feet with ropes, took out a tree that had dried yesterday, cut off the branches and dried them, then put the body and branches in a hole I dug and burned it. My civil engineering skills came in handy in digging the hole. I'm not religious, so I don't have any faith, and I didn't have any connection with them, but... I cried a little.