Let This Grieving Soul Retire: Volume 7 [Parts 1 to 4] 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)

Now that it was time to begin her training, the first thing Murina was told to do was leave the training room. Murina wasn’t very eye-catching and she hadn’t made many appearances before the public. Wearing a hood, there was almost no chance of her being recognized.

The most conspicuous member of the group was the giant, Ansem. His footsteps thundered as he walked along, shouldering a bag that Karen and Cindy had been stuffed into. If the Immutable wasn’t known for his kindness, everyone probably would have run from him in fear.

“U-Ummm, Lizzy, what is it we’re doing? And who are—”

“Hm? You don’t need to worry about that,” Liz said to the black-haired hunter they had met up with on the way. “Training two isn’t much different than training one, so I’m dragging you along as well.”

Murina had heard that the Stifled Shadow had an apprentice and apparently, this timid, pitiful girl was it. The girl called Tino looked at Murina and seemed to realize something.

“By that, do you mean that this is Her—”

“T?” Sitri cut her off. “You don’t need to say it. What if we invite unneeded interlopers?”

“Y-Yes, Siddy.”

Sitri’s voice has been perfectly calm, yet it still struck fear into Tino. Still, Tino kept glancing Murina’s way. For some reason, she felt an odd sort of kinship with the hunter. It seemed it wasn’t because she was an outsider that Grieving Souls was being rough on Murina.

Once they exited the building, they entered a carriage that they had arranged for. But after Murina got in, she didn’t hear anyone follow her. She looked out and saw them preparing to run. They said hunters trained every day. Murina still wasn’t sure about Grieving Souls’s violent behavior back in the training ground, but it was clear they were dedicated to getting stronger. Murina found this relieving.

“Shouldn’t I be running as well?” she asked Sitri, the only other person inside the carriage. Murina knew that improving your attributes was more important than learning techniques.

However, Sitri seemed surprised by this question. “Oh, no. At this point, a little bit of muscle won’t make much of a difference. If you tire yourself out, you might not be able to endure what’s to come, so sit tight for now.”

“I-I see.”

Karen and Cindy squirmed in their bag while the carriage slowly rolled off.

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