Isekai Tensei: Recruited to Another World Volume 10 [Parts 1 to 12] by Kenichi

Author:Kenichi
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, adventure, isekai, another world, reincarnation, summoned hero, fantasy world, hunting, monster taming, planned for print
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

“So, in other words, the guildmaster became serious about your relationship after you got pregnant?”

“Yeah. At first, it caused quite the commotion at the guild—much like how you and the others shouted ‘Imposter!’ and all that.”

“Those guys were really rude that time, huh? I was just trying to do my job seriously. And well, unlike with Tenma, I was able to knock them over and quiet them down,” Max said.

Although Max had retired quite some time ago, it seemed the former Rank A adventurer still had enough pride to stand up to Rank C and D adventurers.

“Well, I had to step in and explain things when a Rank B adventurer showed up, though,” he admitted.

“He’s just the worst,” Kriss said.

“Yeah, he really is,” Cain agreed.

“Definitely the worst,” Gramps nodded.

“The absolute worst!” Amur exclaimed.

Jeanne and Primera didn’t say anything, but it was evident they were thinking the same thing. Then...

“Guildmaster, you’re really the absolute worst! I’d expect nothing less!” I gave the guildmaster a thumbs up to praise him, and he looked so happy that he slumped against the sofa with tears in his eyes.

“Well, technically, I am one of the higher-ups in the guild...”

“No, there are people here who are more important than the guildmaster. And over the two years I spent in Gunjo City, I never saw him do any work. Actually, when I first met Flute, I thought she was the guildmaster. When I found out that Max couldn’t even do half the work Flute handled, I was really shocked,” I said.

Flute looked satisfied, and Primera nodded in agreement.

“By the way, do you know why he was ever even able to become the guildmaster in the first place, Primera?” I asked.

“No, I don’t know anything.”

“Oh, I know! This is just hearsay because I heard it from my dad, who heard it from Duke Sanga, though!” Cain piped up. I asked him for more details, and he explained further.

“So basically, it doesn’t matter if the higher-ups are useless as long as the people working below them are solid to keep the organization running. And since the guildmaster isn’t the type to flaunt power, they thought he was just right for the job,” I said, summarizing what Cain had told me.

“Also, apparently, it’s easier to get rid of him if something goes wrong...”

Cain’s words shocked everyone except one person—Flute. She had probably already been told something like that by Duke Sanga.

“I guess I should take my work more seriously...” Max muttered.

“Well, if the worst happens, I can look after you,” Flute said.

“You can’t just be a deadbeat when a kid’s on the way. That wouldn’t be a good look,” Gramps added.

“I understand how you feel, Max, but considering how things have been up until now, you might confuse your employees if you suddenly start working hard out of the blue. That might make things run even worse in the long run. So just take it easy,” Flute said to him.

“Yeah...”

Right after the guildmaster had decided to be more serious about his work, Gramps gently stopped him.

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