Grimoire of Zero Volume 6 (Fan Translated) by Kakeru Kobashiri

Author:Kakeru Kobashiri [Kobashiri, Kakeru]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction, Fantasy, Light Novel
Publisher: ASCII Media Works
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

He was acting concerned of the surroundings, but I knew the man. He must have prepared a good reason so the Church wouldn’t be wary of him.

“Now normally, it would be difficult for a man of my position to accept the invitation, but I made some arrangements. I accepted a request from the Church to observe their enemies’ movements. Besides, for the interest of my country, which makes its living from the transportation industry, I must keep our ties with Wenias. It is, after all, at the center of a very important trade route.”

I knew it. He might seem negligent, but he was actually shrewd.

“I’m sorry, there’s nothing worth observing here,” Albus said. “You can find out what’s going on in Wenias through the remaining Church followers in the kingdom. I wish I could tell you a secret or two regarding witches.” She gave a wry smile.

The governor guffawed. “Now that’s a witch for you. You’re young, yet you talk like an old prime minister. Don’t worry about a thing. You might not believe it, but I’m also quite skilled. It’s fine if you don’t divulge any information. I’ll make do with my eloquence.”

“I don’t know about that,” a cold, hard voice said from somewhere very close.

The governor jumped. It was the waiter—no, actually it was the homicidal priest. I was wondering where he was. Apparently, he disguised himself as a waiter.

“It’s been a while, governor,” he greeted. “As you can see, I’m here as the eyes of the Church, so if you submit an incorrect report, it will adversely affect your position.” He sounded unusually cold.

Then I recalled the time when the governor spoke ill of the priest, driving him out of the dinner table. The governor answered the priest with a provocative smile, indicating he too remembered the incident.

“Well, well, well. If it isn’t the blind priest. Is this payback for my going a little too far at the dinner table? Surely a disciple of God can’t be that petty!”

“Of course not. I am merely carrying out my duties.”

“Then I will do my job as well, which is to pursue the interests of me and my people. How about a contest? Whose words are more important to the Church’s higher-ups, mine or yours?”

“Stop it.” Zero tapped the governor’s head. Since I was carrying her, she could easily hit the large man’s head.

Touching his head, the governor looked at Zero, blinking.

“Due to complicated circumstances, we are currently working together towards a common goal,” Zero said. “If the priest’s standing worsens, we would be in a bit of trouble.”

The governor’s eyes widened. “A witch and a priest joining hands? Interesting! You have gained my respect, priest. I didn’t know you were so open-minded!” Laughing, the governor patted the priest on the back.

The priest brushed off his hand in annoyance. “Anyway, please refrain from doing anything that would bring shame to the name of God.” He then disappeared into the crowd once more.

The priest had conspicuous features—jade-green hair, an eye patch, a staff—but his plain, server’s uniform suited him so well that the people didn’t notice him.

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