Let This Grieving Soul Retire: Volume 7 [Parts 1 to 10] by Tsukikage

Author:Tsukikage
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, fantasy, comedy, adventure, action, weak protagonist, male protagonist, shonen
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

We may have been on a trip, but that didn’t affect my daily routine much. All the more so since it was dangerous outside. I sat out on the terrace, using my Smartphone to send Little Sister Fox a picture of the Fox Mask Fan Club and brag about my experience.

“Right, Krai Baby,” Liz suddenly said, “what are we gonna do about training the princess?”

So she’s just calling her “the princess.”

Wasn’t that sort of disrespectful? The timid gaze from the princess sitting between her guards on the couch seemed to suggest that she found it rude.

But what was Liz getting at?

“We’re gonna train her, aren’t we? We’ll do it if you tell us to, but, like, I know you get this, but she won’t get any stronger. There’s no mana material out here, and making her stronger will take time. I don’t know what you plan for her—”

“That so? I’m planning, of course, to send her to the Supreme Warrior Festival.”

Princess Murina stared at me. “I beg your pardon?”

“What do you mean?!” Karen demanded.

“Brother, I seriously don’t think—” Lucia began

“You’re serious about that?” Liz cut in “I think it’s a bit much for her. She’s a total amateur and I don’t think there’s a spot for her.”

What a strong reaction. I thought I had made my plans clear a long time ago.

“In that case,” Sitri said with a clap of her hands, “why not put her up against bandits? That’ll also give her real combat experience.”

“Siddy?!” Lucia cried. “It’s because you’re always indulging my brother that—”

“But Lizzy’s right. Making Her Imperial Highness any stronger in such a short period will be difficult. So I thought we might approach this from another angle. This town currently abounds with scofflaws, so I believe this will be our best bet, given our deadline. As to how she’ll get in the tournament, that’s a separate matter!”

“In a way, I respect how you try to suck up to Krai Baby at every little chance you get,” Liz told her.

But it wasn’t a bad idea. Fighting phantoms was certainly different from fighting people. But could we really pit the imperial princess against bandits? The emperor had proved capable of fending off frigid dragons, but I didn’t think even he had ever fought a criminal before. There was honor in being a Dragon Slayer, but not so much in bringing down brigands.

“I thought it might come in handy,” Sitri said while proudly removing a file, “so I consulted an information broker about which organizations are present.”

“So that’s where you were?” Liz said.

“Nice going!” Luke cheered. “Here, let me take a look!”

“No. I made this so I could give it to Krai!”

Well, as long as they’re having fun. Really, I mean it.

Inside the file was a neat list of bandits and criminal organizations. It was more than I had anticipated. They weren’t all famous, but you could make an army if you had a single fight from each group.

“Many of them have the talents to be in the Supreme Warrior Festival.

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