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第1700堀:冒険者出発 (Part2)

第1700堀:冒険者出発 (Part2)

If she were to arrive quickly, her carriage or Nina herself could simply rely on her stats to rush there, but Nina's current standing is merely that of a moderately skilled adventurer, Snow. If it were carelessly revealed that Weed, or even the Adventurer's Guild, was involved, it would be troublesome. No, the Adventurer's Guild *is* involved, but it's crucial that it's a suitable person, not a major figure.


"If there are any dark guilds or similar organizations plotting mischief near the village, they'd be the first to go into hiding, wouldn't they?"


"That possibility can't be denied. Well, when Holy and Vilia are dispatched, they'll go as an investigation team from Weed, so a notice will be issued from the country."


"If such a notice is issued, those shady characters will withdraw. In a way, sending Nina might be for the best?"


"I wonder. Between a dark guild-like organization operating in the shadows, and a summoned kidnapping from some unknown land, which do you think is better?"


"Both are the worst; there's no 'better' to be found."


Yeah, I agree.


"Still, in terms of trouble, when it comes to dealing with someone from a culture we understand versus one we don't, it's better to keep it within our own sphere, if possible."


I agreed with her on that too. In the end, even if it's a summoned kidnapping, it would be a blessing if it were confined to the Logari Continent. I was glad Seraria felt the same way.


"So, how have the other countries settled things?"


"They haven't settled yet. However, for now, it's just Roschur and Gartz. Similar to Ria's previous incident, they're checking for any troublesome elements internally, so they've asked Weed not to act until then."


"Well, that's natural. It's just a possibility, after all."


"Yes, I think it's a natural response. Ria's incident, including the progress of her treatment, and the fact that she was hired as an attendant to Rurua and Yuki, means the full story has been told, and above all, it was an incident that exposed the actions of a dark guild."


"Ahaha, how embarrassing~"


Ria, who had become the topic of conversation, was blushing, but the others were dumbfounded. This was beyond mere embarrassment. In a grotesque state where she could have died at any moment, it was not a situation where Ria's current voluptuous figure could have been appreciated. Rather, it was to the extent that those watching had to cover their mouths on the spot. Her mental toughness, though, was truly incredible.


"Well, if Ria is fine with it, then it's fine. Don't overexert yourself; take your time learning the ropes with Yuki."


"Yes! Leave it to me!"


Seraria, though slightly taken aback by Ria's enthusiasm, gave a safe reply. No, being energetic isn't a bad thing, but perhaps using her past state as a joke needs to be addressed later. As I was thinking that, Seraria leaned in close to my ear...


"Make sure you look after Ria properly. Not just work, but fun too."


"I know. You know I play games with Prof on my days off. Actually, Seraria, you should help too. You've been playing the new DLC for that death game recently, haven't you?"


"How could I help with that? That's a solo game."


"Like 'death swaps' or playing while coaching her."


"Ah, yes, there are ways like that."


Yeah, it's fun to watch a newbie adventure beside you.


"Um, Yuki, are you sure about Nina?"


As I was talking with Seraria like that, Prof interjected, and I looked at the monitor, but there was nothing unusual. Nina had already entered Roschur and was moving towards the stagecoach stop.


"There won't be any movement for a while now. We have a surveillance team deployed, so it's a matter of waiting for progress reports."


"That's right. We'll decide how to act based on Nina's information, but until Nina arrives on site, we'll essentially continue with our normal duties."


"Then, we'll return to work."


"Yes."


I nodded at Prof's words and dismissed the assembled members. Of course, necessary personnel for monitor surveillance and such remained, but my wives generally had work, so they needed to return immediately. As for me...


"Holy, Vilia. Come here, I'll briefly explain the future plans."


"Understood."


"Understood."


"I'll come along too."


There was one troublesome person, but I suppose it couldn't be helped. The advance party, though just one person, finally departed. I hoped Nina would gain something.


The author hasn't thought that far ahead about future developments.