The Dorky NPC Mercenary Knows His Place: Volume 3 [Parts 1 to 4] by Toryuu

Author:Toryuu
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, sci-fi, comedy, harem, otaku, nobility, abject cowardice, fanservice, adult protagonist, space opera, combat
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

NPC No. 62: “What did you expect? The fact that you can’t even understand why is proof that you’re a steadfast idiot.”

That night, after the attack was over and done with, I enjoyed my new books and comics to my heart’s content.

When I thought about how that mad woman with the pink hair wouldn’t be bothering me again, it truly brought a smile to my face.

Later, I returned to the guild still feeling cheerful, but when I heard what Old Man Lohnes had to tell me, my mood immediately soured with displeasure.

“I’ve received a memo from the higher-ups at the Mercenaries Guild’s Ittsu Branch. They’re telling you to drop your claim against Ako Shandelar.”

“What if I don’t want to?” I asked.

“Well, it’s not like you actually ended up buying the ships for her. They’d like you to chalk it up as a misunderstanding.”

“Even though she pointed a gun at me and even fired a couple of warning shots?”

“She didn’t hit you, did she? All in a day’s work for a merc, right?” he asked. “Or so they say.”

“But that’s not the point...”

“Since they’ve already had plenty of scandals, they’d rather not leave any more bad impressions.”

“Well, maybe they should stop covering them up,” I said.

Unfortunately, what I’d predicted as I watched the pink-haired madwoman being carted off the previous day had come true. And even Lohnes, the one who was telling me about it, made no attempt to conceal his disapproval.

Honestly, I didn’t even understand what the point was. Surely it would be better for the guild to make a public statement about such misconduct whenever it was discovered, right? Their attempts to cover up or erase incidents could only make an even worse impression. Perhaps Ako Shandelar had a lackey in guild management?

While Lohnes and I were busy being appalled, Zaystall came up to us.

“That’s why I went and dealt with the matter,” he said.

We were both dumbfounded. “Huh?”

“I made a report to the headquarters in the imperial capital, saying there was some possibility of corruption in our branch’s management. They sent back instructions to fire all of them should they force you to drop your complaint against Ako Shandelar. So, you have nothing to worry about. And even if she escapes prosecution, she’ll be forced to move to another branch,” explained Zaystall.

Despite looking like any other woman here in reception, I couldn’t help but feel like Zaystall had just displayed far more initiative than any of them.

Just who is Zaystall, anyway?

While I was caught up pondering that question, a sudden commotion erupted in the lobby.

Standing across the hall was, let’s say, a certain mercenary of noble birth who used to be a member of this branch but was currently registered with the branch in the imperial capital. He’d brought his usual entourage with him, and all the female receptionists who used to try and butter him up immediately began doing so.

Why are they here again? Surely they can do whatever they like in the imperial capital.

After taking a look around the lobby, the noble spotted Zaystall.

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