Unmotivated Hero's Tale

One line leaves the border fort and enters the Rhindle Kingdom territory for four days. The surrounding trees were dominated by coniferous forests, and animals also began to appear furry beasts, such as foxes and squirrels, before the Yui lined up.

One by one, Yui is touched by such a different flora and fauna ecosystem and the view they weave, but one by one, he takes his journey to Sable, the king's capital of Rhindle. And that night, we finally arrived at Elemen, the last lodging town on the street to Sabrehe.

"All right, one more day from here to Sable? That was closer than I thought."

"Sir, it's coming from the border, but it's been six days since the Wang capital. I knew it was far away."

Unlike Yui, Craley, who does not show much interest in flora, fauna, scenery, etc., argued with a voice that simply made him feel tired on a long journey.

"Oh well, you did. Well, we're almost there, okay? Why don't we decide on a place to stay in this town?"

"Captain, the Nanya one has already gone for the inn with the sign on it."

As soon as I left my horse at the entrance to town, Cains laughs and tells me about Nanya, who hastily rushed out to the nearest tavern without telling anyone anything. When Yui heard about it, whenever she went to a settlement with a liquor store, she dropped her shoulder when she was stunned by Nanya, who acted exactly the same.

"Again... I have no choice, let's go to that store for now"

Yui walks out toward Cain's indicated inn with a frightened look on his face. And when he reached the door of the tree that was the entrance to the store, he slowly opened the door.

"There you are, could it be the snare of a healthy young lady who just walked in?

Once inside the store, a man appeared to be the master of the bar counter set in front of him, speaking to Yui and the others.

"Yeah, maybe I am. So what about her?

"Oh, I'm already drinking there."

As the master pointed in the direction with his thumb, a prominent red-haired woman, among the large number of guests who seemed to be travellers, had already placed two empty jocks in front of her.

"Ha... he's not at all"

"Ha, we've been doing a long time shop, but I've never seen such a good drinking lady"

That's what the master said. When he laughed callously, Clary shrugged from side to side.

"You will, you will. It's really troublesome."

"That's good. Good health isn't a bad thing. Plus, my shop's gonna make money."

The master looks at Yui in trouble, but laughs niggardly at Nanya, who never slows down the pace of his booze.

"Sure, it would be a good customer for someone who runs a store. Well, he's the only one with good eyes, so why don't we get a drink? I was wondering if I could get a few more people to stay."

"Aye, I'll take care of it. Well, don't you dare hang me here."

The master, who took Yui's request pleasantly, recommended the three Yui to take a seat at the counter when he confirmed that there was no vacancy around Nanya's seat. The three of them looked at each other and nodded one, sitting in the seat of the suggested counter.

Confirming that the three of them have sat down, the master smiles and takes the three tree jocks out of the cupboard. And as I poured ale down to the jock's fudge in turn, I left one cup at a time in front of Yui's.

"So where are your brothers headed?

"Is it us? We're on our way to Sable, the king's capital."

"Heh, the king du. If so, another breath. Probably should be there tomorrow afternoon. I hope you're hungover and can't wake up in the morning."

The master says so with his gaze pointing in the direction of Nanya. Yui then shrugged his shoulder once and shook his neck slowly, left and right, denying what the master had said.

"Ha, that's okay. Anyway, he's very strong."

"Well, that's a relief. I don't want to see such a beautiful lady throw up on a hangover. So you're going to Wangdu for sightseeing?

"It's really good tourism. Unfortunately, it's my job."

In response to the Master's inquiry, Yui replied so, shaking his right hand patterned to the left and right.

"Work, or that's a shame. Because it's the capital of the king."

"Well, I'll tell you off the food you don't have to work. Besides, it's easier to work in the King's Capital than to take care of him while traveling like this."

Yui says so and looks sideways at Nanya about to order a fifth glass of ale from the waitress and exhales one.

"Ha ha, normally if you can take care of such a beautiful young lady, I guess it's the man you envy"

"Probably the master would be right without that personality. But if he finds out we're talking about this, he'll be pissed off, so why don't we just leave it in this corner?"

When Clary says that and cuts Nanya's story, the master laughs and finds out. Once he nods, he finds out. And when Yui noticed that the three jocks were empty, he re-poured a new ale and handed it to each of them.

Yui smiles with nymphomali as she pours that new ale down her throat. And somehow, looking around the store, he asked the master, along with a thank you, one thing that bothered him.

"Thank you. But this store is really thriving. I don't know what to say, it's a pretty small town."

"I've never had so many customers before. The location of this town is also subtle, many people used to go too far through this town to the Wang Capital at once. But not a single one of those guys has been around since we've been insecure in the last two years or so. That's what makes this inn so prosperous."

When Yui is intrigued by what represents the master's somewhat complex mood, he moves on to him.

"I see more people are trying to stay in this town as long as they travel at night."

"Exactly. The resistance has been showing up around here lately. There are rumours that traveling the streets in the middle of the night near this city is in danger of being attacked."

To the unheard word of resistance used by the master, Yui, when caught on, asked the meaning of the word after doing some thoughts of his own.

"Resistance... is that what you want to steal from the wild?

"Heh, don't you know the resistance? Then you're not from this country."

When the shopkeeper stares at Yui with somewhat intriguing eyes, Yui says something about herself with a bitter laugh.

"Yeah, for this job, because I'm from Clarice next door."

"Well, then you don't have to know. Until a few years ago, this country revolved around King Aluminum, and that was a calm country to be proud of. But two years ago, when the king suddenly fell ill, he started doing whatever he wanted with the Chancellor's mullah scene. The first thing he did was replace the political and military hubs with his own sympathizers."

Yui scratches her head once, not thinking she will have a bitter laugh at what the master is talking about.

"That's what I thought you'd do. But if you did that all of a sudden, didn't you rub it?

"Oh, I rubbed it. Especially the ones who were re-necked there and the ones who were cold-treated, sounds like they pretty strongly condemned the way Murasheen did. Then Muracene moves the military and lightly scratches them out."

The master explains that to Yui and the others with a tongue-in-cheek look that says it's about his country. Yui, who was told the story, asked the master to confirm that he anticipated the meaning of the resistance from what the master had said.

"Does that mean that the people who escaped oppression there are called resistance activities?"

"You're right, brother. I like to guess. Resistance, at first, seemed to be about a genuine resistance, but as the Chancellor's repression intensified, so did armed clashes. With that gradually gaining more visibility, even the bandits and rogues, who had absolutely nothing to do with it, started naming themselves as the Resistance, and it was already a mess. I'm sure there's an intention among the Wang Capital people, but it's as if they're calling it the Resistance by making things worse now."

The master, who explained so, gave a slightly sinister look. Seeing that face, Yui opened his mouth as he observed the master's mood.

"But that's also a terrible story. It would be a good nuisance for the first people to mention the resistance."

"Oh. Let me tell you, whatever the real people are, the ones who call themselves Resistance are just scumbags. That said, there's also the effect of those savages, and the sales of this store are up. In that sense, I think I'll just thank you a little bit, a little bit."

When the master says so and smiles niggardly, Yui laughs bitterly at the glistening master.

"So how's the security around here going to be, like, so rough?

"I'm not. It's just that the real resistance is rooting for the woods north of this town, so it's not a good reputation per se."

"Oh, really? But if we know where it is, why doesn't Murasene catch them?

After mouthing Yale once, Yui asks the master that as he rubs his jaw with his right hand.

"That's what the Resistance is rooting for in the Great Tree Sea, called the Lost Forest. It's like Muracene sent out a couple of crusade troops, too, but I'm talking about never being able to find them. It's none of our business. Besides, it means security. Then, when you say the resistance is nearby, unlike the Gorotsky people who name the resistance on their own, the real ones seem to barely serve the common people, so it can't get any worse. They're probably attacking the prime minister or the government."

When the master laughed bitterly and told him so, Yui laughed at the master.

"Ha, that fact wouldn't be very widespread, would it? For the master."

"Exactly. When the conversation spread that it was not very safe, this store would go back to the country inn without idle birds. But you don't have to worry about that. The Mullahseenists will hustle about the evils of the Gorotsky as the work of a real resistance."

When the master said so and closed one eye, Yui nodded loudly enough to become.

"I see. But I'm relieved to hear about the master. Tomorrow, we'll have to go through the north woods to get to the king's capital, so if they attack us, we'll be in trouble."

"Ha, don't worry. It's okay. I hope you're safe on your journey."