Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

Naturally, Wolf opens his eyes to my abrupt immortal remarks.

What the hell are you talking about, man? That's why.

Just because he says so in person is not an honestly acceptable fact.

But as a matter of reality, I have an unusual ability to regenerate that is unlikely to be the first thing a normal human being can do.

Wolf quickly understands that there is still nothing more to explain this than accepting my opinion.

However, I guess there are still a bunch of things I'd like to hear.

Wolf opens his mouth and tells me.

"... too abrupt, I don't know where to start... First of all, whether what you're saying is true or not, why did it (...)?"

I guess that's where it starts.

That's what I'm saying, Wolf.

I suppose you're asking me why I became an immortal (undead) rather than a body that healed instantly.

Still avoiding determination with the immortal (undead).

That's right.

Even I wouldn't believe how many days I'd stop lying if someone suddenly told me this, or something like that.

So I'll explain it one by one.

I just can't tell you that there's a hidden passage in The Labyrinth of the Water Moon.

I have an appointment with that unidentified woman.

But still, there won't be a problem.

The core is that I was eaten by that one.

About that, the woman looked like she'd been told something unexpected, and she's not within the scope of a pause.

It was just, don't talk about the room.

So, I say.

"I feel like it was a long time ago... but I was exploring The Labyrinth of the Water Moon as usual. Slime and goblin hunting."

To my words, Wolf looks nostalgic.

"That's a job that the rush is bound to do... I used to hunt good too. The Labyrinth of the Water Moon is a good hunting ground for solo adventurers."

Say that.

Was Wolf also a solo in the past?

If we were partying, The Labyrinth of the Crescent Moon would be much more efficient.

The good thing about The Labyrinth of the Water Moon is that demons rarely appear in party formation.

So in Malt it is relatively easier for solo adventurers to grow up than in other cities with labyrinths.

Having a place where you can train on your own is a pretty good environment for solo adventurers.

Oh, that's okay.

So...

"I thought it was time to go home, and I was walking down the aisle of The Labyrinth of the Water Moon. Of course, with some vigilance. But... when I got out of the hall, there was someone there I couldn't imagine."

The truth is, if you go to the hall in the untouched area, but... well, you're not lying.

It's also the passage of the Labyrinth of the Water Moon, and it's not a mistake to say that I met that one in the hall.

"I couldn't imagine someone... because there's nothing very powerful about demons coming out of The Labyrinth of the Water Moon, so you're saying there's some powerful demons out there? Like the pig ghost Orc or the ghost man Orga..."

"I wish that was about it. Even if I didn't win back then, I would have managed to escape. But it wasn't..."

"Hmm... so who's that guy?

I told Wolf to keep going.

- That's Wolf, Dragon.

and.

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To my words, Wolf seemed to think of everything in an instant.

But at the end of the day, I shaved my head and scratched it, and then...

"... I can't believe it, it's easy, but right now, it must be why you're lying here. I mean, at least I'm pretty sure you think that's true. The question is whether it was true from anywhere..."

I guess this way of saying refers to the possibility that I might have seen a hallucination or something because of my mind.

Surely "Dragon" is not something that you would normally encounter.

From Wolf's point of view, it's only natural to assume that I thought that I had encountered it, and that it was actually something else, which would be more likely.

But The Dragon is real.

That is clear from the fact that, in history, the humans we meet have remembered its appearance firmly and let the painters portray it.

I've seen such paintings many times in the illustrations of books in Lorraine's house.

The whole thing was definitely that one.

And most importantly, I was convinced I was the Dragon because of the magnitude and nature of the pressure.

Not very much, but not the relative being of a person.

Presence that convinces you so the moment you see it.

I have encountered regular dragons several times… For example, earth dragons (earth dragons) in the meantime, but trembling at the pressure in front of them did not feel as helpless or as hopeless as when I encountered Dragons in the Labyrinth of the Water Moon, that it made no sense to do anything.

That was definitely Dragon.

I am so sure.

That's why I tell Wolf.

"I'm pretty sure it was true. I know you're worried about hallucinations, but I've been through a lot about them. If it does, I'll know."

"What do you mean?

"I used to learn a lot from pharmacists in my hometown village. When the pharmacist says that he's a little strange... that I want to be an adventurer, then he says it's a good idea to learn more about poisons and hallucinogens, and they try all kinds of hallucinogens and poisons..."

Yeah, I don't really want to remind you of that.

Taste, of course, is learned in the field what the symptoms are when you mouth it, and if you don't answer correctly, you will be relieved again.

It's an experience that incorporates it all over your life and you don't want to do it again.

but that made me immediately aware if I was hallucinating.

Quickly floats about the poison as well as the type and method of detoxification.

Well, now I don't have to worry about poison.

Hallucinations are a mystery as to whether or not they will take.

To my confession, Wolf frowned,

"... you've lived a pretty tight life for a long time"

and a sympathetic gaze.

... Well, it was tight to say, but I'm the one who snorted convinced of that grandmother's opinion.

In fact, what I learned from that grandmother is quite useful, so I can't complain or anything.

Then, Wolf nodded,

"... Anyway, I know I'm not hallucinating. I've also met Dragon. I just don't know how that has anything to do with your body right now, yet. I can guess what it has to do with Dragon..."

And he asks.

We're still on the way.

I go on.