Retired Hero Wants To Sleep

Mission No.2 Tower of Seal (08)

“… How are you?”

“Yes, sister. I got along well thanks to my sister.”

“Ah yes. Thank god.”

“How is your sister?”

“Ah yes. Well, that’s okay.”

After answering dryly and dryly, she spit out the smoke from her cigarette and tossed the cigarette butt in a natural motion.

It’s a neat move.

She had her hair styled with her blonde wind blown down, giving her a very cheerful impression. She thinks she’s only twenty now.

“Sister Spea Geresbek.”

“… Why are you anxiously calling me with your last name?”

“I have a favor to ask you.”

“Aren’t you in the mood to listen?”

“First of all, I should introduce you to this person.”

I don’t listen. In the first place, Peddiem had no intention of listening to the priestess’s reply. Pe Diem smiled benevolently and she held out her hand to Ewald.

“This is Lieutenant Commander Ewald Kitska, the commander of the special forces Continentaler Speer.”

“Ah yes. Hello.”

After a gentle greeting, Shupea took out another cigarette from her arms.

“Is it over? Can I go?”

“Heh heh heh, sister. You still have an impatient personality.”

After lighting her embers and inhaling the smoke deeply, Shupea ran her head to toe through Ebalt with her somewhat dissatisfied eyes. These are the eyes of another person.

At that moment, Ewald, who completely covered the lid as it was about to open, smiled bitterly and opened his mouth.

“Oops! Hey, Peddie.”

“Why?”

“Is it really unique?”

“Yes?”

Suddenly, Shupea’s eyes turned bright. Even if you look at it, the young Ebalt speaks plainly to the old high priest, and the high priest shows half respect for it?

It was an interesting sight.

“Hey, Mister, did you catch the high priest’s weakness?”

What?

“Would you like to share some?”

Wooddeuk.

“Patience, patience. Baby, kid.”

“Ha…”

Why has the world changed so much? Ewald sighed deeply and turned his annoyed eyes to Shupea. However, Shupea also sucked on a cigarette with eyes filled with annoyance of the same concentration as Ewald.

“What do you want?”

hahahaha!”

“Brother, please be patient. You can’t just summon a summons here.”

Ewald, who was about to put his foot down, was caught by Usbel. No, it just hung.

“Master, master, don’t do it, don’t do it.”

Uthbel grabs Ewald while stirring up to his head.

She just wanted to get things done quickly and go home to her. She felt like she would go crazy if she stayed here any longer. Finding Usbel like that, Shupea frowned.

“… Your s*xual orientation is peculiar. No matter how it is, are you touching the child, mister?”

Finally, Ewald’s patience ran out.

“Máttur orð dauða.”

Dark mana wriggled out from Ewald. Is this your third or fourth time seeing this? Usbel stepped back from her, frightened by the mana that escaped from her side.

“If you don’t have the ability, you shouldn’t speak carelessly, young lady.”

“Who says this man has no ability?”

Don’t even panic Supea, who wriggled toward herself and shot ferociously the mana that came like a snake, blew her cigarette with her finger and opened her mouth exhaling smoke.

“Valkier-nim, please help me for a moment.”

At the same time, a golden orb spread from her Shu Pea’s chest and covered her entire body.

Boaaa!

At the same time, a fun look appeared on Ewald’s face. It was clear that what wrapped her Shu Pea was her divine power of protection. If it’s golden, it’s top notch.

This isn’t Pe Diem’s ​​level, but she can be said to be on par with it.

“… Ho?”

It is a sincere admiration. But Supea started messing around with her face asking what it was.

“Let’s see what to do. Let’s see who doesn’t have the ability, Mister.”

“Is that so?”

In that state of summoning the snake of mana, Ebalt lightly clenched her fists and completed her magic words.

“Óvirkan ekki Mana.”

Everything but mana started to crumble. The golden aura that enveloped her pearl shriveled up and quickly disappeared into her breast, which had spread in less than two seconds. In an instant, her Shu Pea’s face distorted.

“Ah! What is this?”

But it’s not a very upset face. It was she who pulled one more of her cigarettes from her bosom instead.

“Ha, was it because of this? Mister, are you okay?”

A compliment is a compliment, but I feel bad.

“It was nothing.”

“Are you using two spells at the same time? Is there a reason you’re fussing?”

Kahn people?

“What? You only have mana, right? Mister, did you just block the holy power?”

Did you figure it out in the meantime? Ewald’s expression began to become even more enjoyable.

Her personality is a b*tch, but she is a usable young lady.

“Are you doing something?”

The pillar of mana, which seemed to be retreating behind her, moved towards Shuk Shu Pea. The Great Master of Pe Diem, terrified, stepped forward to Ebalt and tried to stop her with her old mouth, but her sister Shu Pea, with a frown on her face, only smoked.

It’s a face that says it’s a belly.

“Brother, stop it. Isn’t it a bit bad to have a first impression like this?”

“I’ll judge that, so get out of here.”

“No, but…”

“Get out.”

“No, brother.”

“Ah, if you’re going to kill me, kill me quickly. Are you kidding me?”

What is this again Ewald tilted his head slightly to the side of the High Priest Pe Diem who stood in his way, and Pe Diem cracked back his decrepit neck.

“Are you prepared to die?”

At Ewald’s voice full of ridicule, Shupea let out a voice mixed with more ridicule.

“I’m a b*tch, but first of all, I’m a Valkier priest, mister? Don’t you know that a priest can’t choose a place to die?”

“I don’t know. It’s not even my faith.”

The level of the two is exactly the same. Pe Diem bowed his head and shook his head.

However, Ewald smiled and opened his mouth.

“So, if I kill you, will you die?”

“If that nobleman dies, he has to die, is there any other way?”

Having smoked her third cigarette, Shupea dropped the butt and crushed it with her foot.

“If the nobleman wants to save him, he will save him, well. Or kill it Will my baby die or will my baby die?”

“… Is that nobleman a Valkier?”

“Are there any more besides that man?”

It is poisonous. Ewald started to smile evilly without realizing it.

“Peddy.”

“… Why, brother.”

“I like him.”

“I don’t like Mr. It’s a big deal. Right? This guy is out of his mind too. Are you going to work with the priest now?”

“What do I know?”

“… If it strikes you, don’t let it go.”

“That’s not what I like.”

It seems that the two of them were exchanging unremarkable jokes, making a bet on who laughed more viciously.

“Okay, let’s stop.”

Puck!

All materialized mana is gone. The collapsing pillar of mana was quickly scattered into the air.

“Sister.”

“Oh, yes, tell me.”

Shupea crossed her arms with a funny face and looked at Peddiem with a smile on her face.

“I order the sister to go on a pilgrimage. From this moment on, the sisters will be transferred to the unit of Vice-captain Ebalt Kitska, solve the big and small issues of the continent, and spread the love of Valkier…”

“Oh man, that’s not it. What are you talking about?”

“… It has to spread widely.”

However, it is not the Peddiem ambassador to hear.

“Ah, what are you talking about all of a sudden? What pilgrimage are you on now? High priest, are you insane?”

“Just pack your luggage.”

“It’s Jim and it’s Nabal, and this isn’t it!”

Ewald tilted his head.

“What is a pilgrimage?”

“Ah, brother. What is it?”

Peddiem answered Ewald’s question with a generous smile.

“I’m a high school student.”

An evil smile rose from Ewald.

“Do you like it?”

“What do you like, you b*tch b*tch!”

It’s Supea who spits out stupid words.

“I’ll take responsibility and fix that muzzle too.”

“Hey, that’s nice, brother.”

“Ah, what are the idiots saying?”

“So, Sister, all you have to do is go on a pilgrimage with this person. It’s a simple thing.”

“High Priestess, I’m sorry to say that I’m an asshole, but you don’t have to listen to my opinion! Are you kidding me?”

“Have you seen the High Priest fooling around with the pilgrimage?”

“Does it look like a joke?”

Peddiem made a sad face.

“Oh dear. It seems my sincerity has not been conveyed. It’s sad, it’s sad.”

“Ah, I really can’t even curse, SiX. Are you kidding me?”

“Why are you kidding me, Sister Supea Geresbek?”

“Only in this case, don’t call me formally!”

“I look forward to it. I am really excited about how much I will grow when the pilgrimage is over, Sister Spea Geresbek.”

“But why is the high priest excited?”

“Heh heh, aren’t you expecting me to say something like this, Sister Supea Geresbek?”

“Oh no! Why am I going for that!”

“Because I ordered the pilgrimage, Sister Spea Geresbek.”

“Don’t call me with your last name at the end of every word!”

“Who told the high priest to act like that, sh, pe. Ah?”

The gazes of Ewald, Pediem, and Speah swiveled.

I didn’t even have time to recognize when it came. Even Ewald didn’t notice. Suddenly, the woman’s heavy voice spoke out one word at a time.

“Hey Mae?”

Shupea’s body immediately froze.

A rat that met a snake was like that. While thinking that, Ewald looked at a middle-aged woman who appeared out of nowhere.

But it was a middle-aged woman who greeted her first.

“It’s been a while, Miss Kitsuka.”

“… Do you know me?”

“Everyone knows. There’s no way her father didn’t know that she was swearing at me like that.”

Father?

“And I listened to it a little before I came here.”

Having heard that far, Pe Diem respectfully bowed her head to the middle-aged woman.

“May the light be with you, Sister Geresbek.”

“I hope the High Priestess is also in peace.”

Geresbek? Two Geresbeks? Ebalt snapped his fingers and opened his mouth as if he finally understood the situation.

“Mariel? Is that Mariela? The old man, her daughter-in-law?”

“… This is why my father cursed at me.”

“Hey! Did you just do that? But when…”

Like this.

“… Is she old?”

“Because it’s been over 30 years.”

“Really, everyone except me is getting old.”

“What kind of stupid things do you say, brother?”

“… Oh, I’m dying of embarrassment when I say ‘brother’, hey.”

“You have to act according to your age.”

Mariella, a middle-aged priest who was looking at Ewald with a faint smile, smiled kindly.

“When did you become a priest? He was desperate to say he didn’t want to die. I remember it clearly.”

“It’s not a very pleasant story, so if you have a chance next time, please speak slowly. Than that now.”

Mariella’s eyes sharpened and turned to Shupea with that momentum.

“There was talk of a pilgrimage.”

Even when I was young and now, I still have snake eyes. Ewald unconsciously clicked his tongue.

“Isn’t that right, Sister Shupea?”

“Uh… That’s mom.”

Mom?

A priest’s daughter?

“Didn’t I tell you that, Sister Spea?”

Soft, smooth, smooth, soft, terrifying.

Mariella, who brought her hands together in front of her, walked towards Shu Pea step by step with the momentum to radiate an aura behind her back.

“Isn’t going on a pilgrimage because you don’t want to go, Sister Shupea?”

She was a shoemaker who wanted to shout, “Please don’t call me sister,” But she didn’t have the courage to say it out of her mouth.

“No, there, that’s, I mean, Mom.”

“Oh, are you a mother? I am Priest Mariella Geresbeck, Sister Spea. Did I teach you not to distinguish between construction and construction?”

“Ah, sister, it’s not that I, no, I won’t go.”

“Why is your tongue so long, Sister Spea?”

Shupea staggered behind her, forgetting that she had even used her honorific on her tongue. But at that moment, Mariella found a cigarette butt on her floor.

“Oh my gosh!”

Suddenly, a shadow fell over Mariella’s face.

“Cigarettes, boats, yes?”

“Hey!”

Nothing more to see Mariella slightly turned her body and bowed her head to Pe Diem and Ewald.

“Excuse me for a moment, High Priestess, Brother Ewald.”

“Heh heh heh heh heh.”

“Go. Take it easy.”

Mariella’s hand twisted like a snake and she grabbed Shu Pea’s ear.

“aaa! Mom! It hurts! It hurts! Mom!”

“A mother, Sister Shupea?”

“Ah! Aww! For a moment! Uncle, help me!”

You should wish for what you wish for. Ewald had a fresh smile that he had never seen before.

“Don’t bruise, Mariela.”