My Quiet Blacksmith Life in Another World: Volume 8 [Complete] by Tamamaru

Author:Tamamaru
Language: eng
Format: epub

“Ha ha ha!” Helen bellowed. “This is great!”

Before we left, Helen was swinging around the huge weapon in our yard. (Coincidentally, the thing looked like the signature, oversized sword of a certain manga character back on Earth.) Maybe I should’ve made it heavier... I didn’t dare vocalize that thought though; Helen likely had her limits if she wanted to maintain speed. Obviously, if she was able to attack swiftly while lugging around that huge weapon, her strength far exceeded any normal person’s.

We made our trek back to the cave by ourselves. Once we arrived, Lluisa was waiting for us at the entrance.

“I’m sorry to make you wait,” I said.

“Not at all,” Lluisa replied. “The concept of time is more or less lost on me.”

“Ah, I see.”

As part of the Dragon of the Land, she must’ve lived in perpetuity—if we were a day late in our quest to defeat the troll, that was probably well within her margin of error.

Just like last time, Rike, Krul, and Lucy would stay back with our supplies. We unloaded our weapons and other resources from Krul and then began making preparations. This time, we’d packed enough food to last us a day, along with some tools: a portable firebed, some charcoal, a small anvil, and a hammer. These would allow me to repair the crude weapons Rike and I had made yesterday. Though we unloaded everything, we wouldn’t bring much inside the cave—just some sparse provisions in case we needed to eat or drink something small to regain our stamina. I also told Rike that she didn’t have to prep the tools for immediate use. Ingredients for a full meal and tools were for emergency situations only (like if we had to camp out overnight), and in an ideal scenario, we wouldn’t use them at all. Frankly, I felt that if we got stuff ready, we might jinx ourselves. I wasn’t completely superstitious, but my thought process was akin to wishing for good luck—if I didn’t prepare for the absolute worst-case scenario, then maybe it wouldn’t happen.

“Well then, good luck,” Lluisa said, as serious as ever.

We nodded. The cheers of Rike, Krul, and Lucy echoed behind us as we ventured into the cave once more for battle.

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