A Livid Lady's Guide to Getting Even: How I Crushed My Homeland with My Mighty Grimoires Volume 6 [Parts 1 to 3] 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)

After this peculiar reunion, I was able to place my order of ore. Lunoa and Misha rejoined me, and we left the guild. We didn’t have anything else to do for the day, so we casually strolled through the market and workshops before returning to the inn earlier than planned.

“Welcome back,” Mireille greeted us. “You’re early.”

I had thought I’d be able to see Gaien today, so I’d factored in time to explain my request in detail and negotiate with him. Instead, I’d just had a brief chat with Kagali.

“Mr. Gaien was absent,” I said. “His disciple told me he’d be back in a few days, and I left a message with her.”

“Oh, is that so? What shall we do in the meantime, then?”

“We’ve come all the way here, so let’s do some sightseeing. This city is mostly famous for its hot springs and weapons, but there is a lot more we can experience. Dwarf cuisine is said to be delicious, and their engravings are a sight to behold.”

◆

Today was the day of Gazaru’s monthly report to the Merchants’ Guild. After he awoke, he quickly washed up and got ready. While his living space was very small, Gazaru was lucky enough to have a private room with a well close by. He’d lived here for over a year already, so he’d long since gotten used to it.

“Oh, you’re up already? You’re early, Gazaru.”

“Good morning. Today is the day I go to the guild, so that’s why,” he replied politely.

The man who’d just spoken to him was the government official in charge of this particular mine—and the highest-ranking person here. He was also the one who supervised the slaves, and Gazaru knew not to defy him in any way, shape, or form.

When he’d first been brought here, Gazaru had been convinced that he’d die before he could ever earn enough money to buy back his freedom. However, contrary to his expectations, he hadn’t been sent inside the mine to work in perilous conditions.

The dwarves were of the opinion that mining was better left to experienced miners. Letting amateurs dig around blindly could only lead to tragedy. And so, Gazaru’s job was to catalog the ores that were mined and help out with the administrative side of things. It was mostly deskwork with some errands on the side. Gazaru got to eat three meals a day and his safety was guaranteed, which was more than most criminal slaves could ask for. He’d lost a little weight, but he was even healthier overall than he used to be.

“Please excuse me, sir. I must start working,” Gazaru said.

“Sure.”

After bidding goodbye to his supervisor, Gazaru greeted every miner and administrator he crossed paths with on his way to the office where he worked. Despite his condition as a slave, Gazaru was surprisingly fulfilled. He felt as though he’d gone back to the days when he’d first started his business, and his greatest joy was the smiles on his clients' faces—not the endless pursuit of profit.

Gazaru spent the morning dutifully completing his work.

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.