I'm Not the Hero! Volume 3 Part 1 by Usber

Author:Usber
Language: eng
Format: epub

Note: This Article is an accurately transcribed copy of the interview Special Adventurer Correspondent Rex Tauren conducted at Freelea’s Adventurer Guild. The transcription was written by Guild member Erina.

Chapter 1: A Fated Meeting

As I made my way to the guild’s training grounds, I was met with an insanely large crowd.

“Look, he’s here! It’s Rex!”

“Idiot! Don’t just point! You have to treat him with respect!”

“Please! Tutor me!”

I rubbed my forehead in exasperation. Goddamnit, I knew this would happen!

Ever since Nirva’s statement there had been people lining up here to beg me to teach them, but now the crowd was larger than ever. This was all thanks to the PR Article the Adventurers’ Guild had published based off of the interview I’d conducted.

I’m gonna get you back for this Veteram, mark my words!

If this was Japan I could have sued him, but sadly this medieval-ass world didn’t have nearly as strong personal privacy laws.

I guess this is still better than before, since at least Veteram’s making sure people don’t follow me around outside of the set hours I’m supposed to be teaching people manual Arts.

Sighing, I steeled myself and walked into the throng of excited adventurers, then gave quick lecture on the basics of manual Arts activation. After that, me and the Guild members assigned to help me split up and started giving more individualized instruction to the adventurers.

As I was dispensing advice and demonstrating how to use manual Arts I spotted a familiar face among the crowd. “Magey, is that you?”

Magey twitched and looked guiltily up at me, like a child who’d been caught pulling a prank. She was the very first adventurer I’d appraised the growths of. She was best suited to be a mage, but because of how the game randomly assigned growths and starting classes she’d ended up a Fighter instead. I’d used Analyze to figure out she was meant to be a mage, and I’d thought that she’d accepted that and swapped to mage, but now here she was.

“What are you doing here? Don’t tell me you ended up hating magic so you—”

“N-No, that’s not it!”

In that case, why are you here?

There was no manual equivalent for magic, and Mages had little aptitude for physical attacks for obvious reasons. They had no reason to learn manual Arts activation.

“I’m just doing this...as a hobby. I plan to stick to Mage for the foreseeable future, and I’m grateful you showed me I have a talent for magic. But even if I have no use for manual Arts, I still want to learn how to use them...”

“So you’re learning them for fun?”

Honestly, I couldn’t fault her for it. She may have become a Mage now, but she’d lived as a Fighter for most of her adventuring life. Of course she’d want to keep up to date on new close combat fighting tactics.

“S-So do you think you could give me some advice, M-Mister Rex?” Magey asked. As always, she stumbled over the word mister. She wasn’t used to polite speech still.

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