Let This Grieving Soul Retire: Volume 7 [Parts 1 to 2] by Tsukikage

Author:Tsukikage
Language: eng
Format: epub

I was in my office, polishing my Relics, when the door swung open, and in came our resident sword maniac.

“Krai, is it true you’re gonna be in the Supreme Warrior Festival?”

“Huh? Where’d you hear that?”

“From Sitri. She asked me to help with some training or something. But how could you do this?! Why didn’t you tell me?!”

Luke liked Swordsmen more than anything else in the world. He liked them so much that if he saw one who looked strong, he would suddenly start swinging at them. But that doesn’t mean his tastes were limited to Swordsmen. Luke Sykol was a man who appreciated anyone who could offer a good fight. As a Swordsman, he had a special affinity for other wielders of the blade, but he would try to cut any mighty person, whether they were a Thief, Magi, or something else.

In other words, he was a bloodthirsty maniac. Of course he was interested in the Supreme Warrior Festival.

It sounded like Sitri was serious about training the imperial princess if she had offered to let Luke help. He didn’t seem like the type to hold back even for the daughter of the highest authority in the land, increasing my anxiety all the more. And I thought I had said I wasn’t participating, so why did he think otherwise?

“No, I’m not gonna be fighting,” I said. “I’m just gonna watch. I got a ticket from the emperor. You wanted to see it, didn’t you? Are you free?”

I saw no harm in taking a break from fighting and just sitting on the sidelines once in a while.

Luke screwed up his face in contemplation, before eventually reaching his decision. “I appreciate the thought, Krai. But I’d rather join the fighting than spectate it!”

“Y-You would?”

“I’ve still got a long way to go.” Flames glowed deep within his crimson eyes. “I can’t even cut through dimensions. But I’m sure there’s something to be gained by fighting strong opponents to the death. I’m sure of it!”

Yeah, that sure sounds like something you’d say.

He and Liz were both driven by homicidal urges. Though I was pretty sure the tournament fights weren’t actually death matches.

“But I don’t know how you might get in,” I told him.

Tickets for spectators were for sale to the public, but the right to participate wasn’t on the market. Did this mean Liz wasn’t going to find her way in either? I wasn’t finding myself very motivated, but Luke apparently was.

“I know how,” he said. “Invitations are sent to famous warriors and those who place well at regional tournaments.”

“So there’s nothing you can do.”

The Supreme Warrior Festival wasn’t far off, so I was fairly certain about this.

Luke nodded to himself. “So basically, I just need to cut down someone who does have a ticket, then they’ll drop theirs.”

“Wha?!”

Does—does that work? No. No, I can’t see how that could possibly work.

I wasn’t quite sure if this “kill and take what you want” mindset was a part of Hunter Brain or not.

How had he ended up

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