Chapter 102: 102 \nâSo now Iâm talking about it from over here. \n
Thatâs what Camilo said and lurked his voice a little. We get ourselves out of here.
âI know Iâm predicting to some extent that this much sword is needed, which means that thatâs all the soldiers move.
Thatâs right. Speaking of situations where Camilo is going to need as many as forty long swords abruptly, regardless of whether he is a national army or a private soldier, there will be nothing but quite a few soldiers moving somewhere.
âSo, I donât even expect that to happen to the sword you gave me, but a medical examination is coming from Longswordâs supplier asking me to serve if I can.
âEven when it comes to service, there is little danger because it is accompanied by a rear supply unit.
âSo youâre saying the main job is to repair it at the supply position youâre traveling to?
âYou know perfectly well. Exactly.
âNine days, or so long. Iâll be there in three days, Iâll act in three days, and Iâll be back in three. If it takes a day, youâll be back after a week.
Thatâs about it, I guess itâs okay for the three of us to leave the house to be away. The question of rice will do something about it. You canât take all three of them, and I donât want to take just one of them. I donât want to leave just one of them at home, so I donât have the option to take two of them. Then it would seem good for me to go alone.
âIs it okay to say Iâm going alone? For example, do you need a squire?
âNo, the supply corps is a bundle. Rice and stuff are done by the professionals, as is the setting up of the tent. Eizo will be in the open air, but the only repair I said was the installation of fire floors and gold floors.
âI see. Then what you do is really just follow and fix it.
âLast but not least, where does the army belong and what are we going to do?
âLetâs answer what weâre going to do first. Itâs a demon crusade.
âIsnât it a war? \nâThere are skirmishes sometimes, but so far thereâs no battlefield in this country where you have to pull out over forty people to march. Whatâs next, though?
Camilo separated words there once.
âItâs Count Amurâs house. I left my soldiers with the king and decided to form a crusade to go.
I found Deanna breathing a little. I see, Marius⊠Iâm not saying he doesnât have a narcissistic âUnobo,â but he would want to take me if he knew my skill. Itâs not a story that I donât know that it would be safer to have a human being around who knows whatâs involved in case.
âThe Earl of Amur family was originally named after the Demon Crusade and received the title and family name, and after one bore about the inheritance. Since the Marquis has no problems at one time, there is nothing wrong with standing out, but it is harder to keep track of the results here later.
Iâd appreciate it if you could explain this story to me because Iâm a blacksmith and I donât come into my place living in isolation from the public, and Iâm not actually out of a noble house or anything. Even so, Marius is talking turkey again.
âIf thatâs what youâre saying, Iâd be happy to join you.
Now Deanna gave me a slightly hobby look. Sheâs one of the few people who knows I have quite a sword. If anything happens, Iâm here, and Iâm sure thatâs a reassuring point.
âIf you say so, since when?
\nâBuying today is just as good as usual, right?
âOh. I just want you to have two weeksâ worth of it next week.
âThen this is what Iâm paying you for today.
Camilo gives me the bag that the warden brought. When I had it, it was heavy, so I checked it, and it was a lot if I subtracted the amount of the item I bought today from 55 long swords.
âSounds like a lot to me?
âIncludes a hasty fee and aâ then ânuisance fee from him. Donât worry, youâre supposed to get that from him.
Express rates and less when you hit the family heirloom? I guess putting this back will be another mess.
When I received the bag, I left Camiloâs shop behind.