The Unwanted Undead Adventurer: Volume 5 by Yu Okano

Author:Yu Okano [Okano, Yu]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2020-03-30T16:00:00+00:00

His rough appearance was to be expected; he used to be an adventurer. He retired due to injuries, but before he could go back to his hometown, Yaaran’s grand guildmaster appointed him as Maalt’s guildmaster. That was quite unusual. Retiring from adventuring to work at a guild was common enough, but becoming a guildmaster right away was one sizable promotion. Many were opposed to this, and I heard there was a lot of chaos at Maalt’s guild after it happened, but it had settled by the time I became an adventurer. Now the guild was in a far better state than those in most other cities.

“Hm, you, eh? Oh, I ought to introduce myself first. I’m the guildmaster of the Maalt guild, Wolf Hermann. Good to meet you, Bronze-class adventurer Rentt Vivie,” he said.

There was something strange about the way he emphasized his words.

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I was afraid of getting punched before I even said anything. The way he said, “Good to meet you,” sounded almost sarcastic. There could only be one reason why: this wasn’t our first meeting. Now the question was how much did he know? I had to guess he knew a lot. As long as I was living in this town, information would find its way to the guild one way or another. Not to mention both my history as Rentt Faina and my work as Rentt Vivie were recorded and available here. If he took the time to think about it, there was enough evidence to presume Rentt Faina and Rentt Vivie were one and the same. If anything, it was odd I hadn’t been exposed before now.

Not that I was anyone important. There was no reason anyone beyond my old friends, to whom I had already explained almost everything, should care about my situation. That only left those distant acquaintances I couldn’t even call friends, but they knew all about the darker side of adventuring. If they didn’t see you around, then most would assume you were dead. It was too painful to speak of the dead, so they tended to go unmentioned. These sorts of incidents happened. I couldn’t imagine anyone cared to get to the bottom of what had happened to me.

That said, usually some rumors did spread around, but I had yet to hear anything about my own death. That meant someone was keeping that information concealed. I had a guess as to who it was, but that was all an assumption.

I decided to act like I didn’t notice anything. Maybe I could dance around it while I figured this out.

“Right, nice to meet you, Guildmaster. I’m Rentt Vivie, a Bronze-class adventurer. I know this was sudden, so I appreciate you taking the time to talk to me.”

Guildmaster Wolf looked fed up already. “Yeah whatever, that’s enough of that. I hate when my time’s wasted, Rentt Faina. I know why you’re here. This is about your double registration? I’ll do something about that for you, just tell me all about it,” he declared, defying all expectations.

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