... live free!

What I told Elena was that she was forced to be brought in and then threatened to become an adventurer.

"I see. That happened..."

And Elena had a dark face. Why does Elena look like that? And I was a little wondering.

"So, Mr. Youre, are you glad to be an adventurer?

"It's..."

What do you think? I might not have wanted to be in a state of no determination. But now, I think I'm afraid to fight demons. Maybe, but are you solidifying your resolve on your own? I don't know if you're still glad it happened...

"As it stands, I'm not sure. You may have been threatened, but for your own sake, I'm going to be sorting it out. However, when I was suddenly talking about being fought by demons, I didn't think I could do it anymore. Mr. Elena really helped me stop it. Thank you."

That's what Elena said as she waved as she lowered her head and thanked her.

"That's because it's natural, never mind, because Celil just shouldn't have made the discretionary decision"

Elena said it was obvious, but wondered what it meant to hear about Celil's discretionary judgment.

"What is Cyril's discretionary decision?

"Oh, that's right. The guild rules determine the criteria for promotion. When you haven't reached that point, you shouldn't pass no matter what."

I see. Sure, back then, you were just swinging it down anyway because you had your first weapon... I did think it might be strange because he said he was going to do the processing in that state.

"You mean Elena stopped me because I didn't meet that criterion?

"You will. When Youre first came, when Cyril and the others took you to the training ground because they were being forced to bring you, there might be something. That's what I thought, so I followed you softly, right?

That's really nice of Elena to notice...

"So, well, I mean, I signed up, but what are you going to do now? They said something about letting you fight outside, so they stabbed you in the nail and left you, but they can think of taking you on their own."

Elena told me that and I realized I wasn't thinking about it. Sure, that could be important. I also have to think about being forced to take them because it's about the Onomas. I thought so but I don't know what to do...

"... Elena. Is there any good way?

That's what Elena was laughing at.

"You forgot you were still young. You've spoken normally because you're more responsive than they are."

"Really?

I thought it would be better than them... but I haven't heard much of their conversation, so I don't know. Well, I thought I didn't have to worry about it because it wasn't about me.

"That's right. Well, you say what you think you're going to be able to do, leave it, don't you?

That's what I was told, so I stretched my spine and waited for Mr. Elena to say.

"… the first is to live with care not to meet them. Well, I think it would be difficult because if this had been done, this might not have happened.

Second, I think working as an adventurer makes it harder for them to get along. Perhaps you should look for some of the requests you can make right now.

The third is to participate in the combat training being conducted by the Alliance side. This could be a little safer if they can protect themselves even if they take them.

I think those three things are going to work for you. "