Absolutely Do Not Touch Eldmia Egga - Chapter 123

shadow feet.

Experts in Transfer of Ownership! It wasn’t, but he was a fairly skilled scouting adventurer.

“Well, sometimes I steal, but don’t worry, it’s a story about robbing a thief’s lair.”

He said with a friendly smile that his career as an adventurer was at least 15 years. Seeing that Mr. Valkun, who was listening next to him, didn’t say much, it didn’t seem like he was exaggerating.

“In my experience, guys like that are very likely racist. And I hate racists.”

It was a shadow foot that casually threw words full of prejudice, but I feel like it didn’t matter because it was helpful to me.

Even Shadow’s feet seemed more like talking casually rather than speaking sincerely.

“I was worried about how I could secretly track them, but this is how it works. How much can I give you as a down payment?”

“Uh huh. This is pure kindness.”

“Then it’s better. I want you to accept my favor to repay the Shadow Val’s pure kindness at a reasonable price.”

“Euhahaha! You ate one of these! You, as expected, are very eloquent!”

Even though he accepted it as if he couldn’t win, the down payment he offered was only a fairy tale. The money he would receive after work was also a fairy tale.

“Isn’t making money with the weight of work an adventurer? It’s not even a job for me to catch guys like that. If I get more than that, my name will cry!”

I heard that they were a very strict species in terms of monetary value, but I had no choice but to sincerely admire them as I did not expect them to be this persevering.

It is said that it is your will, so you should accept it for now and ask Asilie later to see if there is any way to add even more money.

“So. How far do you want me to find out? After all, is that the home for those guys to return to?”

“Yes. Looking at the light clothes, I’m assuming he’ll be in the capital, but I’m not sure.”

“It’s okay, it’s okay. That’s something I’ll have to figure out. This feels like something fun is going to happen in a while. I really like it.”

“Write it. That kid’s sense is unnecessarily good, but…”

Mr. Balkun, who finished his work even though he didn’t like it, returned the sword to me and said.

“Of course, the blade didn’t hurt, and the wick didn’t hurt either. Rather, it subtly consumed mana well. I don’t know what it is, but it seems like I developed a positive function while fighting that wizard. .”

Apparently, my use of mana caused some mysterious magical effect.

“Thank you. Oh, come to think of it, I heard that this gauntlet also contains dwarven skills. Can I ask you to check the condition?”

“I was still worried, but I’m glad you told me first. My hands tickled.”

According to Marquis Bende, the dwarves were involved in the production, so I thought it might be better to take a test from Mr. Valkun.

Just like before, as I was watching my fancy gauntlets transform into metal slimes, craving for popcorn, Mr. Valkun stroked his beard and opened his mouth.

“Where the hell did you get this?”

“I received it as a gift from the Empire.”

“Did you go all the way to the empire in a week? But it’s a gift? Who the hell?”

“It was a noble of a higher rank.”

“Heh heh. You were such a great friend.”

Mr. Valkun, scratching his head instead of his beard, continued his explanation.

“You may have already heard the story from the person involved, but the magic they gave you is a military technology. They gave it to you with the assumption that you would look at it like this, so it must be a level of technology that doesn’t matter anyway. Usually, there are cases where such things are like this without thinking about the cost and just hit them in. I made it with an interesting idea… Hmm. It’s really a gimmick that wizards don’t really need and non-magic people can’t use.”

In order to ‘perfectly’ block attack magic, you have to perform a higher level of defense magic than that, or you have to do crazy things to analyze and destroy magic in real time.

Of course, unless you know all of the opponent’s magic, ordinary warriors have no way of knowing whether he is using magic with a power of 2 or magic with a power of 3, so the object made to overcome that is called my gauntlet. .

“The problem is that efficiency is the worst. Whether it’s mana or aura, isn’t it a refined power that is created by refining mana? It was made through the process. There’s no way this would be efficient.”

And it was this part that I was most curious about.

The efficiency problem that Marquis Bende was talking about.

But am I using magic? I wondered if it was actually an armor without any risk to me.

“If you say substitution… is it rather impossible to use magic tools containing mana or magical power?”

“It’s not like that. Um… It’s like a border. People from the kingdom just pass through, but foreigners need various documents. Things like this.”

I didn’t even check the performance because I thought it would be sad if it was damaged after inserting magic power without knowing it, but thanks to Mr. Balkun, the question was resolved. Also I was right

“Valkun’s explanation really touched me. I understand.”

I don’t know anything else, but it’s clear that people who learn skills under that man can’t learn because they don’t understand the explanation, even if they can learn because they lack talent and effort.

After returning the gauntlet back to its original form, the business with Mr. Valkun was completed by giving a simple reward.

“Then let’s go back today. I owe you a lot.”

“If you ever have another problem, come back. You’re welcome.”

“Thank you. Shadow Foot? Well then, thank you.”

“Don’t worry!”

Leaving behind Shadow Bal, who was waving his arms in an exaggerated way with a cheerful smile while happily accepting a not-so-pleasant task, and Mr. Balkun, who greeted me calmly next to him, I came out and looked around while stretching for a long time.

Still, looking at things you can’t see openly, I don’t think they’re thoughtless.

Anything special! Now you have to trust the experts! I moved my steps to go home without any further worries.

Because I came back much later than expected, Ashley and Cheryl had already returned home when I returned to the Ogathorpe Mansion. Still, Cheryl’s return was not far from me, so when I got home, Asilie told me that she was still washing up.

“It took a surprisingly long time, Eldy?”

“So many things happened. Oh, come to think of it, I have something to ask my sister. I happened to meet Pulling.”

I briefly told the story of my pleasant friend Shadow’s feet and asked if there was any way to give him an additional reward, but what came back was Asilier’s smile and cute sling.

“If Pooling says so, that’s it. If you want to repay, you have to promise later. There’s no other way than to help Eldy with the same price, or to mention the story and get the same price when helping other Poolings who know him. Maybe. If you add more, they’ll sneak into the mansion and give it back to you?”

“How careless you are…” The more

you know, the more amazing it is Fulling! Even the act of returning the money received like that is enjoyed like a joke, so right now there seems to be no answer other than expressing gratitude. Other than that, when I picked up a series of extraordinary incidents that I had experienced today and told them, Asilie opened her eyes wide and shook her head in a different way.

“Even the yongkae has come this far in that short period of time. It’s to the point where I’m afraid to take my eyes off it.”

There is a possibility that he became a fugitive after cutting the neck of a peacock by a fraction of a point, so I couldn’t deny the expression that he had committed it, but apart from that, I was confident.

“It’s a belief because it doesn’t bend. I actually benefited from that.”

“That’s right. It’s not difficult to get in touch with information.”

“Come to think of it, how was your sister? Are your acquaintances still in the capital?”

“No. As the war intensified, they must have gone to the front. It’s dangerous, but the rewards are sure, so quite a few people who are confident in their skills must have gone.”

Apparently, the acquaintances were adventurers. Still, seeing what he said, it didn’t seem like he was dying or anything like that, so I decided to consider that as a relief.

“Then, until the shadow foot comes, there’s nothing we can do, right?”

“At least I am. Cheryl must have had some harvest?”

“Your expression didn’t look very bright.”

what could be enough Unlike me and Asillie, Cheryl is an aristocrat who is just a genius. The words are a little strange, but they are not wrong in this situation.

No matter how fast she learns and how exceptional she is, it’s just a story related to education, and she has a status to protect and a family to inherit. It was a completely different position from me and Asilie, who had already worked as an adventurer for a long time.

Asking for help from the nobles will actually be taken care of by Sir Ekaf, so I think all Cheryl can do is really innocently flaunt or ask her classmates.

It’s not that hard to guess that there won’t be any proper results.

“It’s like having a younger brother who gets sullen and sullen when he’s really bored.”

“Are you the same age?”

“He’s still young because he’s experienced fewer failures.”

There are times like that, but when you feel like you’re lacking in something or you feel like you’re not good enough, you get sullen right away, just like someone your age.

Thinking that way, Asilie just looked at me with disapproval and clicked my tongue.