A Livid Lady's Guide to Getting Even: How I Crushed My Homeland with My Mighty Grimoires Volume 6 [Parts 1 to 2] by Hagure Metabo

Author:Hagure Metabo
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, magic, fantasy world, nobility, OP protagonist, strong female lead, female protagonist, revenge
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

“This way, Miss Ellie,” Misha said. She guided us using directions she’d written in a notebook until we arrived in front of a building.

“This is Mr. Gaien’s workshop?” I asked. “It looks like a regular house to me.”

While the building itself seemed well made and sturdy, it lacked a large chimney or waterwheel like workshops often had.

“No, this is the store where he sells weapons and takes orders,” Misha explained, putting her notebook away. “He keeps the location of his workshop private.”

Misha and Lunoa entered the shop first.

“Welcome,” someone said lazily. The voice belonged to a young dwarf woman. She took a good look at Lunoa and Misha as though she were appraising them. “Sorry, but we don’t sell anything cheap here. There’s a shop that sells affordable, reasonably good-quality self-defense weapons two streets over,” she said, her tone curt.

As a merchant, I didn’t really approve of the way she was treating prospective customers, but I also couldn’t blame her for assuming Misha and Lunoa had entered this shop by mistake.

“Hello,” I said as I stepped in.

The young woman looked at me and her eyes widened in surprise.

“You...” she trailed off.

She clearly wanted to say something, but I pretended not to notice and started looking around. There weren’t many weapons on display, and they were all very expensive. Even a small knife cost several gold coins. I realized that despite the woman’s tone, she hadn’t intended to be mean to Misha and Lunoa when she’d told them about the cheaper store. That was likely her way of being considerate.

I picked up a dagger and a knife, then I brought them to the counter.

“I’ll take these,” I told her.

“We can’t offer discounts or payment plans, you know?”

“That’s quite all right,” I replied. “Misha.”

“Yes, Miss Ellie.” Misha took out a little leather pouch from her bag and started rummaging through it. She put down several gold coins on the counter.

The dwarf girl was shocked to see her take out enough money to purchase a medium-sized carriage just like that. After counting the coins, she looked back at me and said, “I’m sorry.”

“Don’t worry,” I replied. “I didn’t mind.” I gave the dagger to Misha and the knife to Lunoa. “You should have an unenchanted weapon on you too, Misha. As for you, Lunoa, a knife you can use in battle as well as for other purposes seemed fitting.”

“Thank you very much, Miss Ellie,” Misha said.

“Th-Thank you!” Lunoa exclaimed.

Under different circumstances, the two of them would have argued and tried not to accept my gifts, but they seemed to have understood that I was making a point by showcasing my buying power. Lunoa was a little shaken, but I felt the girls’ reactions deserved a passing mark.

“My name is Ellie Leis,” I said. “I’m a merchant operating in the imperial capital. I’ve come to commission Mr. Gaien.”

“You want to commission a weapon? But you’re a magician, aren’t you?”

The dwarf’s words surprised me a little. In battle, it was easy to tell how powerful someone was by sensing the mana they were exuding, but we were just talking at the moment.

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