Translator: Kazumi Editor: Silavin “Well. I’ve heard most of what I wanted to hear.” King Ernest prefaced his speech with this, then turned his gaze away from Kousuke and toward the others.
Translator: Kazumi Editor: Silavin The meeting with the King continued, and although Rein, who directed the merchant convoy, should have represented the King in the meeting, Kousuke had already become the representative the King was speaking to.
Translator: Kazumi Editor: Silavin Adventurers, by nature, were free to refuse summons from the state. However, for normal adventurers, being summoned by the government would be an endorsement of their work. In most cases, there would be no refusal.
Translator: Kazumi Editor: Silavin A few minutes after Heino joined the table where Kousuke and the others were sitting, he looked at Kousuke as if to say, ‘now it’s time to get down to business’.
Translator: Kazumi Editor: Silavin Kousuke and his group finally entered the royal capital of the Tausen Kingdom. While completing the usual task of submitting how they had cleared up the bandits
Translator: Kazumi Editor: Silavin Usually, once an offering was sealed at the production site, it was not to be opened again until it reached the King.
Translator: Kazumi Editor: Silavin As Kousuke and Rein looked on, the inspection by the two Orders continued.
Translator: Kazumi Editor: Silavin The new group was the same group of knights from the Tausen Kingdom, who had been repeatedly pushing and shoving the gatekeeper.
