The Boy Who Ruled the Monsters: Volume 1 [Complete] by Sin Guilty

Author:Sin Guilty
Language: eng
Format: epub

“Sorry about them,” Sol chuckled, then moved on, completely unfazed by his friends’ retirement announcement. “So, I know it’ll take some time to make the basilisk stuff. Can you find something for these three to use for now?”

“Uh...as in, something at the level that Black Tiger was using?”

“Yes, exactly. However, it’s just for the time until the basilisk stuff is ready, so don’t bother adjusting it to them. I’m pretty sure you have some spares in the back, right?”

Gawain knew better than anyone that the equipment he himself had made was significantly pricier than most normal products. However, Sol’s attitude indicated that the difference was little more than mere chump change to him, and that money had never been an issue from the start. The fact that he was just casually buying it for a bunch of greenhorns as a mere stopgap or training wheels did stun Gawain a little, though.

“I do, but...what I’m asking is, can these pipsqueaks who’ve barely finished school handle it?”

“Oh, yeah, no worries.”

It normally took adventurers with a certain level of ability to bring out the true potential of the level of equipment being discussed, but Sol was confirming that this wouldn’t be a problem. Then again, if the kids were supposed to use basilisk equipment later, it wouldn’t make sense that they couldn’t use something lower in quality.

The question to consider, then, was who on earth had made it possible for these absolute beginners to put on such equipment as their very first set and to fully utilize it. Up till now, Gawain had thought of Sol as basically a really good supporter. Short of directly dealing damage to monsters, he had enough personal virtue, ability as a commander, skill to provide actual backup in fights, and pretty much everything else that substantiated the level of devotion shown by his tank and healer. But it was now clear that there was a lot more to him.

“Maybe I should stop calling you ‘squirt.’”

“I would appreciate that very much.”

If, say, Sol had the ability to instantaneously make anyone as powerful as a high-ranking adventurer, it wouldn’t be a stretch to call him God incarnate. Anyone who treated him with disrespect could very likely get clobbered to death by his believers, even if he himself wasn’t offended at all. Reen and Julia were already used to Gawain’s attitude, but the three kids and the cute little therianthrope girl who simply couldn’t be an adventurer were staring at him hard for his brusque manner. There was no blatant anger in their eyes, but he could imagine them attacking him with zero hesitation the very moment Sol expressed any displeasure, as if they were religious fanatics taking umbrage with their god being mocked.

“Well, Sol, can you move on to telling me the real reason you came all the way to my humble establishment today? You’ve always said that you want to keep a low profile, but pulling strings at the guild to send the basilisk materials my way is a very blatant and noticeable move.

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