Overlord Volume 7: The Invaders of the Great Tomb by Maruyama Kugane

Author:Maruyama Kugane [Maruyama, Kugane]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: EnterBrain
Published: 2015-10-11T04:00:00+00:00

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“Yare yare, so they left huh.”

“They did. They might be workers, but we are working on the same team now, so we are colleagues for this job. It will be great if they return safely... Momon-san, what do you think?”

“—All of them will die.”

Ainz replied with a deep voice, stunning the leader of the adventurer team.

‘Oh no, I said my thoughts out loud—’

“Eh, oh, I mean being mentally prepared for that possibility. These are unknown ruins we are talking about. There is no way of telling what dangers they will run into. Holding on to high hopes will only result in great disappointment.”

“I see, so it’s like that... Sorry for making you worry.”

‘... I was winging it, and he agreed with me? Well, that works great for me.’

The team leader lowered his head like that because he blindly thought the words of the adamantite-ranked man were correct.

Ainz’s effort—his response filled with good intentions and a friendly attitude during the journey to Nazarick paid off.

“So as we planned, I will take a break first.”

Ainz headed toward his—which was of course shared with Nabel—tent. As it was a certain distance away, some people assumed it was to keep others from hearing moans. Or rather, that was what they heard from the leader just now.

Compared to the workers, he felt more camaraderie with Momon who was also an adventurer, and shared the information he got from the workers freely.

Ainz and Nabel closed the entrance of the tent after going in. They peeked out just in case and no one seemed to be watching them. In fact, there were people who intentionally made a show of not caring.

“...Even though they said this is a love nest, not denying it outright was probably the right move. They don’t suspect anything even though our tents are further away, they don’t pay attention to this place and they don’t get close.”

There were downsides too, but the benefits outweighed the cons.

Ainz removed his helmet and revealed his skeletal face.

“Well then, Nabe... No, Narberal. I will return to Nazarick and send Pandora’s Actor to replace me as planned. If something happens in the meantime, resolve it by yourself.”

“By your command, Ainz-sama.”

“Erm. Contact me if there is anything.”

Ainz dispelled the magic that created his armor and sword, and the weight of the helmet disappeared in his hands. The sense of liberty from taking off the armor made Ainz utter an ‘Ah’ in relief, although it wasn’t that hard on him. It was the same reason why he was rotating his shoulders that weren’t stiff at all. These actions were remnants of his time as a human.

“...Yare yare.”

The remnants of human emotions were troublesome sometimes.

If he could handle every situation calmly, the circumstances might have been different now. However, if he had lost all remnants of his human emotions, he wouldn’t love the Great Tomb of Nazarick as much as he did right now. The longing the human Suzuki Satoru had for his friends would probably disappear as well.

While Ainz was smiling wryly, he cast his magic.

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