Nozomanu Fushi no Boukensha

"So... is Diego a cleric of appraisal God?

I ask, Diego,

"It's not that big a layer... or you're half-baked. As I was saying, I'll do better with the spell..."

It reminds me of my attitude toward the curses of clerics who serve the Appraisal God.

"Oh... all the clerics who serve the Appraisal God were tough on the curse. But Diego said he'd make a better appraisal of it..."

"That's the thing. It's always been that way since I was in the temple, so at the end of the day, I was kicked out. Well, you've learned a lot about appraisals. It's a curse, I don't know what it is, but there's no sin in things."

Everyone does it about appraisals, and that's what the Adventurers' Union Guild has appraisers, and it's natural for merchants.

However, it is said that the best appraisers in the world are the priests who serve the Appraisal God, and many visit the Temple of Appraisal God to learn their appraisal techniques.

Diego was that mouth, too, that's why.

However, in order to learn, you need to become a priest who serves the Appraisal God, otherwise technology will not be taught.

It's a natural story in a way, and Diego seems to have done the same, but he said he frequented the spell appraisal but was broken because of it...

If they appraise anything, it's not very gratifying for an adventurer like me, but from the clerics who serve appraisal gods, I guess there's another feeling.

"Is that good for you?

I even became a clergyman to study appraisals.

Diego shook his head vertically at this, wondering if he would have wanted to keep doing it all the time.

"It doesn't matter. Originally, it's the technology I wanted to wear to do a grocery store in this Lucalis. I was going to come back when I got some. It was more fun than I thought, and I stayed over there longer... but it was just fine."

"How can you be so confined to this city?

He is such an appraiser that he became a cleric of appraisal God.

I'm supposed to pull it off even if I go to a bigger city or store, and I don't feel like I need to do this little store on the road.

Well, I inherited my father's trail, so if there was a reason, it would be there.

Diego still says.

"It's the city where my father lived... and"

"And?"

When I leaned my neck, Diego almost answered something, but at the end of the day, he shook his neck to the side,

"... no"

and mumbled.

I thought I'd tell you something, so I waited a little, but they don't have anything ahead of me.

Then Diego unnaturally changed the story to

"Speaking of which, Lent. You... we're talking about rebuilding these guys, what are you going to do?

That's what I said.

Words, of course, while watching the three adventurers fainting on the couch.

I tell Diego.

"Oh... for now, when you wake up, ask me a few things..."

"And then?"

"Then I need a little help with my work. Then I'm going to teach you something else."

"Your job?

"Oh. You know what a sea spirit grass is?

Diego thinks a little bit about the words I put out abruptly, but there's only an appraiser on top who runs a grocery store on boulders, and he seems to be familiar with plants.

"It's a kind of herb growing in the deep sea, isn't it? That's for sure...... the fisherman picks it once in a while, but even Lucalis only sees it about once every few years at best. Oh... Speaking of which, even The Labyrinth of the Daughters of the Sea God can occasionally be..."

"You know me well."

"You, what do you think I am? He's a trained appraiser."

"I don't think I'd be able to take care of you if I took care of you myself, but I do."

"So, what happened to that sea spiritual grass?

"Oh... someone I know asked me to do a bit of work and I have to get my numbers together. But like Diego just said, it's not normally in circulation, and then you're gonna have to go get it yourself, right?

"So you..."

"The truth is, someone I know is already looking, but it seems like it's taking a while... you'd better have more hands to look for it, wouldn't you?

"You got those guys to help you with that? Is that gonna be a use?

See the adventurers who are stunned by surprise.

Well, I know how Diego feels.

All of a sudden, it's not that easy to help you find herbs.

But if it's just one kind, you can handle it by tapping it in beforehand.

Just one last check, and if I do it right, you can't go wrong.

"I may not be able to say that it's no problem... but it'll help a little bit."

"Well, you didn't have enough fighting ability to get in the way. But if that's the case, are you gonna dive into The Labyrinth of the Daughters of the Sea God?

"Oh, don't be like that. It's at the bottom of the ocean, I guess? I'm looking forward to it... I don't know exactly how to do it. You know what?

The information comes in even if I'm in Mult for the most part, but when it comes to detailed methods of attack, I don't come in unless I'm mostly on the ground.

That's the labyrinth.

This is because Malt is rural, rather than because that kind of information is worth ten thousand dollars, so it doesn't flow to the outside.

You can get it if you pay for it, but I'm just saying that I never felt comfortable paying you to go out of my way to get information about a labyrinth in a city in another country, even though it's based in Malt.

However, I need to dive this time, so I'm going to join the Capitans to ask for information and still consider including buying it for gold again if I feel any lack of information.

After I joined the Capitan, I went out of my way to pay for the information I bought and use it for nothing, even though it would be obvious if I asked the Capitan.

I don't care about that when I value rapidity, but I'm not in that much of a hurry because it's something you can tell if you wait until the evening.

We talked about not being able to go without the ship out anyway, and it's not a problem in this direction because I'm certain that diving into The Labyrinth of the Daughters of the Sea God will be after tomorrow.

Diego says to my question.

"Well... The Labyrinth of the Daughters of the Sea God basically goes by boat. From there dive into the sea, proceed to the entrance and enter. That's simple."

"... isn't it too simple? What about breath?"

"Of course, I can't because I'm in the ocean."

... No, no, no.

Are you going to die?

That's what I told you. He seemed to have spotted my face. Diego blew it out and said.

"I'm not telling you not to breathe in the boulder. Don't worry, there's a proper way."