A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

Having two dragons around makes it hard to associate this with the word "everyday life."

Originally, the "Great Enemy of God" was focused on the Bronze species, but as the world rift widened, the Silver species began to emerge on the surface of the world one after another.

Thus, the "Great Enemy of God" has begun to conduct extensive research on the Silver species.

It was precisely because of this that Nisha gained a deeper understanding of the Silver Seed.

If we include Nisha now, there are probably about ten people who can fight against stronger Bronze-class enemies.

However, if facing a silver-tier opponent, the chances of winning are zero.

Then, it became even clearer how strong Bray was.

"Bang." Bray gently closed the door behind him and stood outside the house.

Nisha stood beside him.

Nisha idolizes Bray and gets inexplicably excited just standing next to her.

You can never truly see how strong someone is; the more you know, the more you understand how great Bray is.

And that's why Nisha is now deciding to keep what she should have told Bray a secret.

"You need something from me, right?"

“Yes.” Nisha sighed.

“…” Bray stared at Nisha with dead fish eyes.

“…” Nisha felt a little uneasy under Bray’s “intense” gaze. Even an ally would find it hard to stand those dead fish eyes.

“Here are two letters for you.” Nisha took out the letters and handed them to Bray. “Letters…and two of them?” Bray murmured.

Just as his hand touched the envelope, a bad feeling rose in his heart.

However, he didn't pull away; instead, he gripped the envelope tightly.

Bray turned to one of the letters; the sender's name was Redip.

Then he turned over another letter, written by Dove.

“Mr. Bray, the two letters were not sent at the same time, but I think they should be delivered to you together.” Nisha had personally experienced the battle at the docks, so she knew Redip and Doffin.

She took it seriously precisely because she knew this, and that's why she personally delivered the letter to Bray.

"Why is the letter in your hands?" Bray didn't believe that Redip would send a letter through "God's Enemy".

“We have a presence in every industry, including postal services,” Nisha explained.

"Really?" The envelope hadn't been opened; Nisha probably just instinctively felt the letter was important, which is why she delivered it personally.

And Nisha's intuition was correct.

Bray began to open the envelopes at a leisurely pace.

“Should I excuse myself?” Nisha asked, noticing Bray opening the envelope.

"No need," Bray replied casually.

He quickly opened Dove's letter, and for some reason, he felt he should read it first.

Dove wrote a lot, and Bray read "panic" between the lines.

"Mr. Bray, Redip is missing. Dove has asked many, many people for help, but to no avail."

"It's been half a month, and Redip hasn't come back yet."

"Does Redip hate traveling with me anymore?"

"Mr. Bray, can you help me? Please help me, you will definitely be able to help me find Redip."

"If Redip hates me, I'll try to make myself less hateful."

"Please, Dove only knows you, Mr. Bray."

"Mr. Bray is friends with Redipple, he'll definitely find him, he definitely will, right?"

...

Redup disappeared from Doffin's side for a full two weeks. If there hadn't been a reason, he would never have left this underage girl.

The little girl, Dove, was thrown into a panic by Redup's departure.

She was afraid that Redup would abandon her; for Dove, Redup was her only "family."

“…” After reading the letter word by word, Bray put it away.

Bray already had a pretty good idea of ​​why Redip left.

He opened another letter, one that Redip had sent.

"Do you know when this letter was sent?" Bray asked, seemingly nonchalantly.

“It was a week before Dove’s letter was sent,” Nisha replied.

Did he send this letter after leaving Dove?

"Please, let's begin the commission we agreed on back then."

The entire letter contained only this one sentence.

That's right, just one sentence, without even telling Bray where to look for him or what had happened.

However, Bray did not utter a single complaint.

He silently put the two letters away and pondered for a moment.

"Thank you," Bray said to Nisha after a long silence.

“No, I should apologize. If I hadn’t delayed, one of the letters would have reached you much sooner.” Nisha quickly shook her head.

"Will you be upset that I took it upon myself to give you both letters at the same time?"

“No, it’s fine to send it all together,” Bray murmured.

"Could you leave a way to contact your 'Great Enemy of God'?" Bray asked, saying something that surprised Nisa.

"Huh?" Nisha didn't react immediately.

Because Nisha never expected Bray to make such a request.

Is that asking too much? Of course not. Rather, Nisha has wanted to give Bray that kind of contact information for a long time.

She was just puzzled. Although Mr. Bray wasn't strictly a lone adventurer, he gave off the impression of being "alone" and rarely made such a request.

“Is that not allowed?” Bray raised an eyebrow. It seemed that the contact information for the “Great Enemy of God” was highly confidential and could not be revealed to an outsider like himself.

“No, of course you can.” As the leader, Nisha can give her contact information to whomever she wants.

“Please put your hand out.” Nisha took out a sticker and said this to Bray.

Without hesitation, Bray extended his left hand; he was quite curious to know what this note was all about.

Nisha stuck the sticker on Bray's wrist and then peeled it off.

“There’s nothing there.” Bray looked at his wrist, which showed no extra items, and was a little puzzled.

“Because it’s transparent,” Nisha explained to Bray.

This thing is like a waterproof patch; you can stick it on your arm and peel it off.

However, it takes a bit of effort to tear it off, so there's no need to worry about it coming off accidentally.

"What is this?"

"It's a transparent magic circle. You can use it by sending internal energy or magic power into it." Since she had given Bray a means of communication, Nisha naturally had an obligation to explain how to use it.

"..." Without a second thought, Bray immediately channeled his internal energy to his wrist.

“Mr. Bray, you’re in a real hurry.” Nisha gave a wry smile, not expecting Mr. Bray to start trying so quickly.

“By the way, I’m the contact person,” Nisha said, pointing to herself.

“You can try speaking,” Nisha said, gesturing for Bray to say a few words.

"Hey," Bray said casually.

Nisha was a little unsure how to respond because of his casualness.

“Then listen to my voice,” Nisha sighed.

“Mr. Bray, are you there?” Nisha asked, her voice not only ringing in her ears but also echoing in her mind.

“…” Bray raised an eyebrow, roughly understanding the purpose of this thing.

“I’m here,” Bray replied in the same way.

It's kind of amazing, but the important thing is that Bray can finally transmit his voice!

After a brief chat, Bray obtained the contact information.

Simple, effective, and undeniably very easy to use.

Do you need any further assistance?

“Not for now.” Bray shook his head. He only thought about using “God’s Nemesis” to find Redipple later.

After all, Redip didn't say where he was, so finding him was like looking for a needle in a haystack.

If I search alone, I don't know when I'll find it.

"Then I'll take my leave now." Nisha paused for a moment after saying that.

"By the way, may I ask what exactly Redip's letter said?"

Nisha knew her question was presumptuous, but she couldn't help asking it anyway.

What exactly is in the letter from the Aragami? Everyone wants to know.

Bray stared at Nisha for a long time with his right eye, his dead fish eyes devoid of any spirit.

"It's nothing serious, just a promise I made to him." Bray closed his right eye and uttered these words. —"I'm an adventurer, I take on all sorts of quests. You can give me a quest beforehand: kill the completely corrupted you."

"How ruthless, making the client issue a request to kill themselves."

"No matter how much that little girl cries and screams, I will complete the quest you assign me. After all, my title is 'Demon Hunter.'"

"When I need you, please take care of me."

"Welcome to make an appointment."

For some reason, Bray, who has a bad memory, suddenly remembered a conversation he had with Redip.

Bray suddenly felt a bit mocked.

Why does it feel ironic? Because he just had a child, yet he's about to do something that takes a life.

And he might make a little girl cry her heart out.

Although Bray had long anticipated this day, he still hoped in his heart that this Wild God would never lose to him.

Unfortunately, those who use "divine energy" have already received a "miracle," and the world will not grant them a second one.

"Bree, has Nisa left?" Naruko asked lazily, tilting her head to the side.

The female knight gave off a very good impression; she was talkative and polite, unlike Naruko, who was such a fool.

“She’s gone, she has her own things to do,” Bray said, and then found a place to sit down.

“That’s true, he looks like a successful person.” Naruko nodded seriously, while Nisa looked very busy.

Unlike Bray, who looks no different from a salted fish.

“Your description…” Bray hesitated, sensing that Naruko was probably thinking something in her mind.

"Bray, are you in a bad mood?" Levy asked softly, nestled against Bray's back.

Levy keenly sensed Bray's change in mood.

Normally, you can't see any fluctuations in Brena's perpetually dead fish eyes, but you can in Levy's.

Like right now, Bray isn't in a good mood.

“Yeah, a little,” Bray replied softly.

“…” Naruko stared at Bree, not speaking immediately.

"Where are you going again?" After a long silence, Naruko broke the silence.