Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

"... oops. I didn't think I needed it, but here I am. I could tell you a little bit."

So it was Goblin who came into the room of the inn.

Today, we were headed to the base of the old man's organization, and we were going to ask the old man to guide us.

I've been contacted by means of a telegraph dove, and I don't think he ever bothered to come, but does it feel like Goblin was sent to pick him up?

I kind of look a little low on Goblin tension, but when I look at Goblin outfits, I can somehow imagine why.

"... why are you scratched like that?

That's what I ask.

In fact, Goblin was scratchy. The clothes are wearing something new, but the wounds are not hidden out.

It doesn't feel like that much serious injury, but I can see that there are a lot of scratchy things, some bruises and feelings.

After all, was it also in some kind of epic torture when the organization first found out that you failed in your mission...

I imagined that and asked Goblin.

And Goblin,

"... that's the thing. I explained the situation to my buddies for now... because in this case my buddies are the guys my grandpa has been scouting for. I didn't tell the other guys...... so they said I can't believe my grandfather lost to two silver and one copper. But I actually heard it from my grandfather, and I've seen the magic coming from afar. I've told you so many times that it's true... it's like it's hard to believe. We ended up in a mix-up fight, you know."

The old man looked at the description of the Goblin, which was told in such a way as to shake his head.

"Oh man...... well, come on. That's what I'll tell you if I explain it directly."

That's what I said.

The old man is also going to base today, so that should certainly be fine.

I can't believe you didn't believe it when you said it from your own mouth... right? Probably.

You had the same anxiety as me, "Goblin" says looking far away.

"I hope so... Well, I mean, I'm here to tell you to be careful anyway. Because there are some of them. Yeah, and for the record, I'll repeat it, but no problem. He said he'd meet you."

"How did you explain and mount the promise?

When Lorraine asks Goblin, Goblin says:

"It was discovered that there were various differences compared to the information communicated beforehand if the target was observed. As a result, I sincerely regret to have contact with the target. In addition, according to Sprigan's assessment, the target is also likely to be problematic to simply turn to the enemy. Sometimes it became unclear that even if we tried alone, we could certainly achieve our purpose, and we had no choice but to make contact. And if I spoke to the target further, he asked me to let him see our boss. Of course, it is a story that cannot be readily accepted, but I think it deserves consideration and it depends on how we come back to reporting in this way to the base, but what will we do? Even if we don't listen to them, I think we can accomplish our purpose there if we take them to base... I told them well, I intend to."

Is it more or less a factual story?

It's not like he just fights and loses, or he's going to tell us not to go after him anymore, or anything like that.

But if you talk too much about the area, you guys just ended up going back to sleep, so you'd be right.

Just don't let what this Goblin tells you mean that they could come and kill us at the base.

I don't care, but if Lorraine... no, Lorraine protects herself.

Well, it can't be as good as it gets.

Anyway......

"Sprigan"?

I was concerned about the words that appeared in the Goblin dialogue.

Even so, I somehow know what it means, more or less, by context and previous trends.

I just wanted a clear answer and I dared put it into words.

Then the old man,

"... you'll see, it's not about me... the Sprigan."

And Lorraine,

"… Sprigan. You're a kind of fairy with enormous abilities. It is said to be close to Dwarf as it exists, but the truth is not clear. A covert word derived from your abilities, a coded word?"

"Bye. Neither Goblin nor Seylan were followed from their abilities. I'm the same... I really don't have to explain it to others like this..."

That said the old man laughs bitterly.

As it turns out, I guess this situation, which is supposed to be explained, has gotten into something bumpy.

"Is that what the rest of the organization has on them?

Originally interested, Augley asks the old man... "Sprigan," he says.

"Not all of us, but there's a lot more to keep to what we started"

"Some people don't follow?

"There are a few who are weak, and some whose abilities themselves are not very clear. It is difficult to give such a person a name whose characteristics he or she has picked in an easy way. In the first place, it's a name used only among people in the organization. Naturally they have their own normal names, so I don't pay that much attention to them. It's like playing."

I'm sure you're right about naming it in a way that feels slightly appropriate.

If it's for internal use, it's easy to understand and understand.

We found out about it because there was a little accident for them, and it's supposed to be information we never would have known about.

"... is it also on" The Long "?

Some would have thought that Lorraine might be able to take action from it if she had that nickname.

Of course, I just wondered, because it would be huge.

Just ask the Goblins about their ability to take care of things.

To this the old man,

"The Long is not the Long." Plus, it doesn't represent any particular ability "

"What is your ability to do?"

"... I can't even tell the boulder about it. I'm just trying to be cool. You don't know. That's why I don't have an answer."