Der Werwolf: The Annals of Veight Volume 1 by Hyougetsu & Nishi(E)da & Ningen & Meiru

Author:Hyougetsu & Nishi(E)da & Ningen & Meiru
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2018-09-12T16:00:00+00:00

After that, I was able to enjoy a few days of relative peace. Trade with occupied Bernheinen started up, and Ryunheit continued to prosper. Though all the traders coming from Bernheinen were vampires, I didn’t mind, so long as they didn’t cause any mischief. Thanks to the garrison’s help, the streets were much safer than before, too. While the soldiers were still wary of us werewolves, I’d occasionally spotted human and werewolf squads chatting and joking with each other. Finally, the goods I’d been waiting for arrived.

“Thanks for bringing these all the way here.”

I went to the southern gate to greet the squad of dragonkin that had arrived. They began unloading a number of waterproofed barrels from their carriage. The leader of the group stepped up and saluted.

“I am the captain of the squad transferred to your unit, technical officer Kurtz. I have with me twenty-four military engineers, all in good health.”

“Understood.”

I saluted back and raised my eyebrows slightly as I realized Kurtz had blue scales.

“Would you happen to be a relative of Sir Baltze, Sir Kurtz?”

“I would. Baltze is my younger brother. It brings me great pride to see how far he has risen in the ranks.”

Considering their names were so similar, I’d thought that was a possibility, and it seemed I was right.

“Baltze has always spoken highly of you, Sir Veight, so I am glad to finally make your acquaintance.”

It appeared Kurtz hadn’t been granted a title by the Demon Lord, which meant he was just an average soldier. From the looks of it, he was more brains than brawn, so it had probably been smart not to promote him too far. If Dogg or the like picked a fight with him, he’d be flattened in seconds. However, I could tell from my subsequent conversation with him that Kurtz was a valuable asset. Chances were, the Demon Lord knew how important Kurtz really was, too. He was probably just as necessary to the army as I was, if not more.

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