The Retired Demon of the Maxed-Out Village: Volume 2 [Parts 1 to 2] by Akinosuke Nishiyama

Author:Akinosuke Nishiyama
Language: eng
Format: epub

“Huh?” Father Blutgang froze and stared at the young monk. That name did in fact belong to his best pupil back on Mt. Eirimt. “Zaza?! That little pip-squeak?!”

“Yes!” Zaza cried. She had missed her teacher so much she was in tears.

Father Blutgang looked at her dumbfounded. “No way...”

“It must be fate!” she shouted, smiling. “But wait, why am I... Huh? I feel weak...” Zaza passed out again with her eyes wide open.

Scooping up the sleeping monk, Father Blutgang took a closer look and saw that dark bags had appeared under her eyes. “The hell was that? She suddenly wakes up, then goes right back to sleep.”

“Hmm. They say people suffering from curses keep moving without rest until they die. She probably hasn’t slept,” said Porion.

“Sheesh. Sorry about that, everyone. Turns out she’s my disciple after all.” Father Blutgang apologized to the other villagers, who just nodded their heads and muttered things like “That explains why she’s so strong,” before returning to their daily lives for real this time.

“For now, you should treat her, Blut,” said the duke. “I’m more worried about the flow of her mana than her wounds. It’s time for your needles to shine.”

“Yeah. We can ask her what happened once she’s healed.”

“Hey, Duke. You sure we should let her stay in the village?” asked Meikris, hefting her ax onto her shoulder and turning to look at the duke.

“Are you worried?” asked the duke.

“Retired or not, adventurers are always wary. That girl’s pretty tough. Got any proof she’s gonna be sane next time she wakes up?” Even in Montt, there were only a few people who could put Father Blutgang on the defensive. While her fighting style itself wasn’t anything to write home about, her explosive technique made her plenty dangerous. “She probably touched an inscription somewhere and went berserk as a result. Curses aren’t easy to get rid of once they get their hooks in you.”

Meikris’s concern was reasonable. The look on her face wasn’t grim—rather, it was the look of a worried mother. She was concerned for the villagers, the children, and even Father Blutgang himself.

“Don’t worry about it. I’ll take the responsibility of looking after her,” said Father Blutgang.

“Doesn’t work like that, Father,” Meikris replied bluntly. “There are children here.”

The Duke stepped forward. “Meikris, I understand your concern, but—”

“Stay out of this, Duke. I’m just saying what everyone’s thinking.”

“S-Still, I understand what you’re trying to say,” the duke continued. “I know you’re speaking in the best interests of the village, but look, the armor has already been destroyed...” The duke was by no means afraid of Meikris, but he understood where both she and Father Blutgang were coming from, so he was unable to take a firm stance.

He looked around and saw that many of the villagers, especially the mothers, had a hard time buying into his argument and seemed to be siding with Meikris. Though they were heroes, and if it came down to it they could probably gang up on Zaza and take her down, they still had their children to protect.

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