Chapter 78

Chapter 78: 78

“Um…”\n

“What’s up?

“How did you decide you were a traitor about Mr. Meera?

“” “” What?

Everyone looks at me strangely.

Is that it?

Could you have told me?

… No, I feel like you haven’t talked to me yet.

“Didn’t we talk… apparently he still doesn’t want to admit it somewhere in his mind”

Mr. Seiselk smiled bitterly.

Two other people besides Mr. Ratlua have the same look.

“In the meantime, that’s why you decided I was a traitor. I was concerned about Ratlua’s story, that’s why I must have noticed. The merchant, Meera and Marma showed, in the eyes of a mere moment Ivy… I had previously perceived the same gaze of worth shown by the slaver. That’s what prompted me to doubt it. Rick Belt and Marma’s story after that made it decisive.”

“I didn’t notice that gaze. I didn’t believe Rutlua at all. I can’t believe I doubted my people. So to prove it, I called out to the two people who broke up with the merchant,” You don’t see him, do you know him? “That’s what I wanted you to say. And then he said,” I think I’m lost. I’ve been asked the way. “

“You’re in a hurry for Rick’s behavior. However, thanks to this, I was able to determine that it was a relationship that I wanted to hide from the merchant. Well, I was uncomfortable with the two of us from around here.”

“I went shopping for dinner with him after that, but if I hadn’t suspected it, I’d hide it so cleverly that I wouldn’t have noticed it, but I was wary of this one…. I felt the same thing as the traitor I’ve been.”

“Was it”

Was the strange gaze I sometimes felt from Mr. Rickbelt because he doubted me?

Well, it must be natural to believe in your people more than I did when you suddenly showed up.

With that in mind, how could Mr. Ratlua have moved quickly for me?

“Ha, I have to be ready. It’s gonna be a lot of trouble.”

Mr. Seiselk sighs loudly.

Both Mr. Borolda and Mr. Ratlua are nodding.

Mr. Rickbelt seems a little lonely.

“Ivy, I need to talk to you there”

“You’ll be fine.”\n

“No, that’s true, too. I want you to think about who you’re going to talk to first.”

Uh, I don’t know what Mr. Borolda’s talking about.

Who are you gonna tell about this?

… maybe you haven’t spoken to anyone yet?

Right, because the traitor isn’t just the green wind.

“Do you think there are other traitors?

“… well, I don’t want to think about it. After Ratlua talked to the five of us for now, we didn’t give in.”

“Because I told you I’d get Ivy involved. Then you should hear Ivy’s opinion, too.”

Mr. Ratlua seems to disagree with my participation.

But rather than get involved, I feel like I’m already at the center.

They’re after us.

“Thank you, Mr. Ratlua”

“Ha, if Ivy’s willing, I can’t help it. But be really careful.”

“Yes.”

“Let’s keep talking. I’ll tell Gilmouth everything, including about Ivy. I’ll have Gilmouth judge you to some extent. Just… ask the nobles to lay low.”

“Borolda, is that good?

“In my current state, I can’t count on my opinion.”

“With that said, Mr. Rickbert said that Mr. Marma was the benefactor of his life. Mr. Borolda was also helped by that nobleman, wasn’t he? He said he was grateful.”

“Oh, for me, I’m a benefactor of life… and I’m starting to feel more and more suspicious.”

Mr Borolda’s complexion changes when he answers my words.

Speaking of which, there are ways to be thankful and divert suspicious attention ~.

This is my knowledge before, isn’t it?

How am I familiar with this before?

Is that what you mean, you’ve lived in a world of treachery?

That’s a scary world. \n“Are you okay, Ivy? I don’t care.”

“Wow,… Oh, excuse me. It’s okay.”

I thought about it.

Let’s think about me later.

Besides, I appreciate it as knowledge.

“With that said, can I trust anyone who says Mr. Gilmouth?

“Hmm?… Oh, Gilmouth is about the Adventurer Alliance Guildmaster, the top. Because he’s gonna be okay.”

Oh, does Gilmouth mean Guildmaster?

I thought I’d heard it somewhere… What, when?

… Well, okay.

“I’ll take care of who you tell”

“Okay. I will speak to our Thunder King and the members of Seiselk’s Flaming Sword. Gilmouth will probably speak to the captain and deputy captain of the vigilante. Maybe we should just stay down.”

“… maybe. You don’t have a problem with those two after Borolda, do you?

“I believe there. I’d like to believe that.”

“… would you like to ask Sola?

“Oh, yeah, did you have that hand… do you remember the two members of Borolda?

“… I don’t know, I’ll just ask”

“Ivy, can I join you?

“… I’ll ask Sola”

Go back to the tent and wake up Sora sleeping.

Or were you still asleep?

Sora’s mypace surprises me sometimes.

“Sora, Mr. Ratlua wants to see you, but are you okay?

Pull-pull swinging Sola looks at the entrance to the tent.

\n“I think he thinks he’s not.”

“Mm-hmm. Wait a minute.”

I wonder what.

Is it strange, after all, that the slime recognizes its surroundings?

But… I think you do.

“Bad”

Mr. Rickbelt shows his face in the tent.

And when I saw the slime, I looked surprised.

Are you surprised after all?

“It’s okay with Sola, right?

“Yes.”

“Sola, I’m Seiselk.”

Sola is unresponsive.

Aah!

“Sora, don’t go to sleep. Because it’ll be over soon.”

“Kukukuk, just one more thing to be bad. I’m Rick Belt.”

I looked at Mr. Rickbelt with chills and shook a pull.

But he seems a little grumpy.

“Sounds like you’re mad at what’s been tried. I’m sorry, Ivy. I’ve never seen a slime like Sola before.”

Mr. Rickbelt is making some noise outside when he leaves the tent.

Hi, Sora’s reaction seemed interesting.

“Thank you, Sola”

Rip your body against my hand and shake a pull.

When I stroke him slowly, he’s bouncing around me with Piong Piong to see if he’s feeling better.

… The grumpy Sola was adorable.