Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

"Hmm, Holy Demon Qi Fusion Technique,? That's what... Even if it's a demonic fusion technique, I can't tell you because I can't use it."

That's what the Capitans say a little too bad for my words.

but all this is something I can't help.

Magic is a big part of being born, and sanctity is a matter of luck.

Dealing with Holy Qi is going to piss off everyone in the history of the various religious groups, but I can't help it because it seems like a real problem.

Well, it's not like I'm saying faith has nothing to do with it.

If I prayed hard, or as a result of doing good, I would rarely be able to get shelter and use holy chi for that reason.

Even I did a good deed of repairing the temple, but I was given protection.

I just want holy spirit! You don't get protection for doing something like that with such a lowlife.

There are still a number of anecdotes like that.

Will the gods, after all, say that they are gods?

Do you see through people's minds?

But the protection of the evil gods is also a delicate story because they can't tell it from the good gods.

I don't know because I've never seen anyone actually get protection from that.

Naturally.

I have the protection of evil gods! You're jealous! There's no reason for anyone to say that.

I might say that I am holy.

Whether it's from the evil god or the good god, the holy spirit is holy.

It's not evil... it's not evil.

With that in mind, I tell the Capitans.

"If you're a Capitan, you can probably use magic anyway."

This man is more natural to use.

Capitans have enough ability to think so.

But the Capitans,

"Oh, I'll leave it to Garb's grandmother. Even though the people of Hathaler are descendants of the ancient kingdom, not everyone has magic. Well, it seems true that magic is more likely to be born elsewhere, but it's still a range of errors. The magicians in the village today are like Fari, who is apprenticed by Garb's grandmother and you, and Garb's grandmother. It's hard to say it's too much or too little."

In my case, it was originally so little that it was useless, that essentially the village magicians would be Garb and Farri.

I feel more like I am from the village population, but I guess the majority of people are only on a similar level to me.

It was about Garb and Farri who could barely use it, he said.

Well, that's normal there.

"Even when it comes to unusual villages, you're like that"

"That's because there are only three people left who are telling you about the old days... it's just not a bad thing. Hathaler is too small to hold such a secret. You should forget about it."

"Is that what it is..."

Thinking about it, if you don't know well when it comes to things, there are various kinds of responses, but if the state has intervened, for example, in such a case, is there nothing to respond to on the scale of Hathaler?

If you were a somewhat powerful individual, Garb or Capitan would do something about it.

When the Divine Silver (Mithrill) class comes, it won't be anything the country can do about it anymore.

That's almost a natural disaster.

It's not a good idea to give up, but that's the only way I'm going to be in the mood.

"I don't care about the area. It's already been decided. For now, we're talking about Qi."

"Right...... so, what's that power?

When I ask, Capitan says.

"I know there are many ways to use Chi, but the foundation is physical strengthening, healing, and weapon strengthening. The area is relatively easy to acquire and easy to use. It's just that that thing I showed you at the game makes it a little harder. If you hadn't left the village, I would have told you sooner or later... because you had a dream. There wasn't enough time for the boulder."

I was old enough to get used to adventurers at the Adventurers' Union (Guild), which means I turned to Malt when I was fifteen.

You couldn't stand it any longer. A child.

Although the childishness of the place has not changed.

But at that time, I didn't have time to teach, and now I can learn and use it?

To some extent, I'm going to stay in Hathhaler, but it's weeks, months at most, and I'm not going to be around for a year or two.

Life expectancy may not… but I want to work properly as an adventurer.

Because I'm only here to evacuate Niv.

That's what I thought. I ask the Capitans honestly.

"How long the hell is that gonna take? I appreciate you telling me, but you can't stay in Hathhaler that long if you want to learn."

The Capitan will then:

"It's up to you."

"When you say...?

"It's about how skilled you are in Qi. Fortunately, I don't think there's a problem around there. Ten years ago, when you became a runaway adventurer, well... it seemed like it would take a year or two to learn properly, but now it's possible to acquire it in weeks and in some cases days. That's what you've been working so hard for."

... for ten years, you haven't grown at all, but surprisingly, I've grown.

Sure, the time to focus on weapons, the length of physical enhancement, and the efficiency of healing could have gone up just a little bit.

I think I've done as much as I can anyway about the small tip technology or the part of the ingenuity that I can do without the amount of "chi" increasing.

"There have been a lot of things I've done that I thought might be futile, but you surprisingly made sense..."

When you squeal, the Capitans nod, too.

"I don't know. It's not like magic or sanctity. Stronger element of effort than talent. If you do the trick right, it does tie you to the result. Well... in your case, it may have been difficult to feel a slight growth because of the extremely low absolute amount of growth in your mind... but not you right now. There's a lot more to it, and there 'll be a lot more to do."

That's what I said.