Villainess Level 99: I May Be the Hidden Boss but I'm Not the Demon Lord Act 4 [Parts 1 to 7] by Satori Tanabata

Author:Satori Tanabata
Language: eng
Format: epub

Visiting that shop was really fun. I didn’t have anything else I really wanted to see, so I aimlessly wandered around the area. It was similar to the countless walks I took around the Royal Capital in Valschein.

I usually would go out of my way to explore dangerous-looking areas, but I wanted to avoid getting into any trouble here. I didn’t enter any strange alleyways, and so I kept wandering while I looked for something fun.

What caught my eye next was a blacksmith’s shop. Judging by what I could see from the outside, it seemed to be a shop that was more focused on weapons than items for daily use.

The first thing you do when you reach a new town is head to the weapon shop. I almost forgot the basics of gaming. I should live a proper life and remember to do the little things like this. Also, I wonder why weapon shops suddenly increase the variety of weapons they have the closer you get to the boss battle, I thought as I pushed open the thick wooden door to the shop.

It had been a while since I’d visited a weapon shop. A lot of things had happened in my past, and I’d ended up banned from all the weapon shops in the Royal Capital of Valschein.

“Hello,” I called out as I entered the shop. There didn’t seem to be anyone present other than me—there didn’t even seem to be anyone manning the store.

I looked around, but the store seemed kind of lackluster. There were swords, spears, and pieces of armor lining the shelves, but everything was covered in a thin layer of dust. They didn’t seem to carry very many products either. There were empty spaces on the shelves and walls that stood out.

I wonder if this store’s not that popular.

Just as that somewhat judgemental thought was crossing my mind, someone appeared from the back of the store. It was a man with a large build and a buzz cut.

Now that’s a boss man if I’ve ever seen one.

“What do you want?!” the man snapped, looking me up and down. He sounded incredibly displeased. “This is no place for women or children!”

“Are you talking to me...?” I wondered.

“Who else would I be talking to?”

I suddenly remembered how I had been told something similar the first time I stepped foot in a weapon shop.

Recently they just say things like, “I’m begging you, please leave,” or, “Don’t ever come here again, you harbinger of destruction!” so this is really refreshing by comparison.

“I see, so that was directed at me.”

“It was!” the blacksmith bellowed. “Now go home and do some embroidery or something!”

This is where I would usually egg the shopkeeper on by saying something like, “I couldn’t even do embroidery if my needles were as dull as your blades,” which would make the blacksmith get mad and yell, “Are you calling the swords I forge dull?!” Then I would say, “They’d break if I swung them,” which would lead to the blacksmith saying, “Let’s see you try it then!” and so on and so forth.

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