The guards in front of them look delighted as they approach the guard post.
　...and many of the reasons for his delight may be to be able to see a relaxed set, but now that he understands it, Ray is happy to be greeted with a laugh.

"I'll let you in, but that's all right,"
"Oh, I don't mind," I've also received a written order. --but I'm afraid I can't get Set in the stuffing-room."
"I know you don't have to tell me. set."
"Grull".

　Even in the present set, if you want to go inside the station, you'll be sure to go in.
　But it was also true that it would be almost impossible to move inside, and I could only nod to what the guard said.
　In addition, the reason why the entrance to the guard post is wide is because it is necessary to bring in and bring in various races and things.
　Watching Seto move away and lie down on the ground enjoying the spring sunshine, Ray grabs Giffnan's arm and enters the station with Vichela and Bune.
　Some of the guards inside seem to have a lot to think about when they see them, but they still make way without saying a word.
　It was Ray who captured the assassin, Kena, who was released... and brought a document to order him to hand it over to the wolves of the grass.
　With that in mind, the guards are of little use.
　It's only natural that some people regret their lack of ability.
　While some complain that they have done too much for the Lays, the vast majority of the guards have mixed feelings but appreciated them.

"...and where am I going?"
"It's almost.
"Wait a minute."

　Vihela stops before Ray says anything to Giffnan.
　He smiles at Ray, who turns a mystified glance, and calls out to the guards nearby.

"Do you mind if I change into plain clothes and follow me?"
"...what on earth are you talking about?"

　Some people might wonder if she was usually invited because she was dressed up as a Vihela.
　But fortunately or unfortunately, no one in the guards could have felt that way in the present circumstances.

"Well, I'm going to take you downstairs now, but to prove that you're Giffnan, you'd better line up some men together."
"... I see,"

　The guards must have had some sympathy for Vihela's words. The guards who are spoken to immediately order some... a man close to Giffnan to change into plain clothes and accompany the Rays.
　Watching such a conversation from a distance, Ray recalls that he had seen the same thing in a police special he sometimes did on a TV show in Japan.

(Then, does Vihela's idea look like a Japanese police force? ...it doesn't suit her.)

　When Vihela, dressed only as a dancer or prostitute, laughed and said, "Is it the police?"...

"Oh, Ray. Did something interesting happen?"

　As if she had read Ray's thoughts, Vihela asks Ray.
　Moreover, his expression is such a big smile that he becomes even more frightened.

"No, it's nothing. I was just thinking a little bit."
"Well... well, that's fine, though." I wonder if I should talk to Marina and Elena well later."

　On the two sides of the conversation, Bune gently diverts his gaze away from them.
　While they are engaged in what can only be described as a joke fight, the guards who change into plain clothes appear. 　

"Well, let's go,"

　Seeing it, Viehla nods and Ray goes straight to his cell.
　Giffnan, who was seized by Ray's arm and unable to escape, felt like he was heading for a decisive destruction.
　Still, I didn't think of running away because I was told I was going to be involved in prestige.
　Otherwise, he would have cut off his arm and run away. ... and whether or not he can actually escape.
　Take him underground... down the stairs leading to his cell, and he'll arrive at his destination.
　The moment Ray enters a cell, he feels something and reacts, but soon releases his guard when he decides something doesn't mean anything wrong to him.
　Other than Ray, Vihela felt something of it, but she was also quickly relieved of her guard.

"Oh, welcome home. You were quite quick, weren't you? I thought it would take a little longer."

　It was Marina, who, of course, was in charge of escorting the Rays.
　Despite the underground cell, which is obviously not a good place for Marina... in this case, Marina's smile made her look so glamorous.
　If the guards at the sight of Marina blushed and even Giffnan, who was at the top of the tension, said they had stopped the movement, you'd see how powerful Marina's color is.
　Many people will already be convinced that it's not just a smile, but a magic smile of fascination smile.
　But for Ray, who spent much of his winter time with Marina, fortunately... for Marina, the power of fascination was not shown.

"Oh, the negotiations with them are going well. That's why I was able to come here."

　Returning to Marina, Ray then turns to Kenna in her cell.
　Kenna was fascinated by Marina, who smiled, but when she realized that Ray was looking at her, she was nervous inside.
　Watching Kanea like that, Ray takes a second look at his cell.
　Since spring had just begun, it must have been chilly in the cell rather than cool...
　But cells today are as hot as the outside temperature, making it very easy to live in.

(Probably... I'm sure Marina did something with spirit magic.) It was probably Marina's Spiritual Magic that I felt when I came in here.)

　There's nothing strange about it, since it was Ray who was in charge of Kenna's bodyguard.
　I envy the convenience of spirit magic, but that's about it.

(Spirits have some will of their own, so they are highly applicable.) ...unlike the magic I use)

　However, this is why it is known as a very difficult magic, and it is rare for people to have the talent for spirit magic.
　Moreover, having a certain amount of will means that if you use magic that does not comply with the spirit's will, it will not be invoked.
　Ray, who had been taught a little about spiritual magic by Marina during the winter, opens his mouth thinking like that.

"Anyway, I've finally come this far." Shall we get started now?"

　Everyone knew what to start without saying anything.
　I brought Giffnan here to do it in the first place.
　To avoid giving Giffnan any special attention, Ray's hand is off Giffnan before entering this cell.
　The Giffnan understood why he was called here from the time he entered this cell... no, from the time he saw Kenna in the cell.

(Why are you alive?)

　Shaking violently, Giffnan exclaims unvoiced.
　Naturally, Giffnan knew what Kena was like.
　Since I made a request myself, it's only natural.
　Finally I fully understand why I was brought here.
　Then Ray's eyes changed to harsh.
　Originally, Giffnan came here quietly because he had half-Precious taken hostage.
　And I was told that it was not bad for the prestige, either.
　Nevertheless, there is actually a kenna in front of you.
　If caught, of course, it will cause trouble to the presumption.(I don't think so... but what should I do!)

　Originally asked by Precious to ask Kena, Giffnan doesn't blame it.
　Instead, think about how to get through this.

(It's impossible... to run away.)

　Ray, who had been talking to Marina until recently, was standing in front of this cell door.
　Giffnan had been an adventurer since leaving the orphanage, but still... I understand the difference between Ray and himself.
　What's more, considering the murder that was struck at the inn, it's fair to say that Ray's ability has been engraved to the core.

(Actually, only the skill of giving out murder is outstanding, and his strength is not much... there is nothing like that.)

　Given the existence of Seto, I thought for a moment that there might be such a possibility, but of course Giffnan knows Ray's... crimson nickname.
　I'm not conceited enough to think I can beat a notorious opponent.
　While hesitating about what to do, the story goes on, and Giffnan and his plainclothes guards are lined up in front of the cell.
　Violence here will ensure that you are known to be involved in the matter.
　Given that, all Giffnan can do is pray for Kena to tell him that she doesn't know him out of obligation.
　Giffnan turns such a willful glance at Kenna, hoping she will pretend not to know him.
　Kena nodded faintly when she received the stare...and looked like Giffnan.
　It may have been a scene that Giffnan's desire showed.
　It was also true, however, that Giffnan now had to cling to that desire.
　I want you to do something about it. Come to terms with it. Marina opens her mouth to Giffnan, who is feeling that way.
　...and Ray didn't speak here, perhaps because he had pushed Kenna so hard before.
　In fact, there was a lot of fear in Kena about Ray, and although he didn't express it, he was under a lot of pressure right now.
　Still, the reason why I'm enduring it is that if I don't get over here, I won't be able to belong to Gillum's intelligence unit and I'll have to face punishment.
　And even the death penalty would be justifiable for Kena, who has worked as an assassin.
　With that in mind, I can't afford to fail here.
　Marina opens her mouth in front of Kena swallowing the tension.

"There is one of the six over there who asked Kenna to assassinate him?"
"Yes, sir,"
"Can you point to who it is?"
"... the second from the right,"

　As he spoke, it was naturally Giffnan who showed his fingers with a slight tremor of tension.

"What!? What!"

　The moment his only hope is dashed, Giffnan exclaims his anger.
　I was wondering if…, but it disappeared in a way that I was dumbfounded.
　And it was certain that my mistake would cause trouble to the point of prestige.

(d*mn it, just ask someone else to do it!)

　I think so, but Giffnan is not originally from Gilm, so there is no tradition.
　As a matter of course, the guild could not rely on it, so there was a way to directly ask the adventurer, but if he made a poor request and refused, there was a danger that information could flow from there.
　Slain, the one he relied on, had already pulled out of Gillum when he found out that Ray had been directly involved... on the contrary, he led his men out of the city.
　...and the slum area that Slain ruled was turned into a blank area because of the Slain's departure, and now organizations in the back world are fighting for the blank area...that's not going to matter to Ray.
　Anyway, for that reason, Giffnan had no one to trust and betray.
　That's why I had no choice but to find Kena, who had been told by Slain, and I asked her to do it myself... but it completely backfired.
　Giffnan angrily tries to plunge into his cell, but the guards who anticipate the development catch him the next moment.
　Originally, it was only those guarding the guillem with a lot of adventurers, and it must not have been so difficult to control adventurers who had blood in their heads.