When Suu Kyi hears Ray's explanation, she looks happy but cannot believe him and has some doubts.
　Can we really get a lot of money just by dismantling it?
　...in fact, the reward for dismantling the Gigant Turtle is less than the Cobold's request for subjugation.
　But the rewards are clearly higher than the dismantling of cobold in slums.
　And at the same time, selling Gigant Turtle meat to a butcher or other adventurer is no difficulty getting more money than that reward.
　But if you don't give in to the temptation to try the luxury ingredient of Gigant Turtle meat.

"But I'm not an adventurer, can you imitate me?"
"It would be impossible under normal circumstances, but since dismantling the gigant turtleneck is my request, I'd like you to listen to it to a certain extent. Also, I don't know how far I can dismantle it this winter. I really want to hire as many people as possible who are good at dismantling the gigant turtleneck as possible. In fact, there are many people who are not adventurers, but have the skills to dismantle it."

　Even those people, including them, are still overwhelmingly understaffed.
　I would have been very much pleased to have people from the slums who, even if they were of some dubious background, could do their jobs properly. But...

"But since I'm from a slum, I think I'm going to get a lot of scrutiny, let alone I don't know what happens if I imitate stealing meat. Is that OK?"

　Yes, I remind you.
　Many of Gilmoo's people don't like it just because they're from the slums.
　It was inevitable in a way that there were many criminals in the slums and many inconveniences to those who lived normally.

"Oh, yeah. Yeah. I know we're causing a lot of trouble. ... Hey, you know, dismantling the gigant turtles? Can we get more people to do that? I heard, it's better to have a little more people, right? Then I'd like to take some of my acquaintances."

　Suu Kyi's words make Ray wonder what to do.
　By talking with Suu Kyi in person, I had a general idea of her character and was convinced that she would not act unfairly.
　But even though she knew Suu Kyi, being a slum dweller, she didn't know what she was like.
　That's the difference between Suu Kyi and me.
　It's no wonder that some people think like that.
　However, there is no doubt that we want people.
　Even those who don't have the skills to dismantle can carry the dismantled parts, wipe the cutlery dirty with blood and fat, prepare meals, and so on. There are many other chores.
　Moreover, in the slums there are many people who are good at dismantling the cobold because they are dismantling it day after day.
　There was no doubt that it would be a welcome thing for Ray, too.

"Well... if the slum dwellers Suu Kyi brought along were to steal the meat and materials that had been dismantled, or the money and tools of those employed by the guild, we would not hire them to dismantle the Giant Turtle any more. ... On the contrary, the stores on the main street of the guild could be unavailable, and there would be strict restrictions on their use. If you don't mind, you may bring someone else."

　What Ray said was very harsh.
　She says that if even one of Suu Kyi's entourage tries to steal, everyone will be punished for it'said Suu Kyi.
　But Ray understands that if he were to hire people from the slums, he wouldn't feel safe without doing that.
　But it's not the people who can't feel at ease, it's the people who will work with the slums.
　As a guild, the dismantling of the Giant Turtle is a reward for Ray, and there is no doubt that Ray will be able to hear his opinion to some extent.
　But there was no doubt that he would strictly supervise Ray not to steal it as long as it was his reward.

"Isn't that... a little too harsh?"

　It must have been obvious to Suu Kyi that it was harsh, too. She said so bewilderedly.
　Ray, however, doesn't seem particularly concerned about Suu Kyi's embarrassment, and opens his mouth.

"Well, I think I'm pretty tough, but I'm not an adventurer, and I'm not an adventurer, so that's what it takes. And... if Suu Kyi brings only someone she can trust and someone she doesn't steal, I don't think it's a problem?"
"Well, when you say so... yes... but some of you may pretend to be so out of your wits."
"So I can pick a guy who doesn't think about it, right? And I don't mean I have to force myself to bring someone in. That's just fine with Suu Kyi."
"I'm happy, but I can't. It's because it's a slum, it's important to get along with people."
"I don't say I'm forcing her, but Suu Kyi hasn't done any combat training in particular, has she? It seems reckless to defeat Cobold in such a situation."

　In fact, if Ray hadn't helped, it's easy to imagine what Suu Kyi would have been through by the three Cobolts.
　In the worst case, there is a high possibility that he would have been eaten to death by a covolt.
　With that in mind, Suu Kyi's task of dismantling the Giant Turtle, which means that there is no need to fight as long as it has been dismantled, has been a welcome one.

"All right. I'll try to move around when I get home. So what should I do to get that request? You can't ask us to go directly to the guild and take it, can you?"
"Well, how do you... get a request from someone who's not an adventurer?"

　The second half mutters only in the mouth.
　As for the dismantling of the Gigant Turtle, the Guild has decided that adventurers are definitely not the only ones to do so in the wake of one of the Cobold attacks, attracting quite a few former adventurers, butchers and cooks who have the skills to dismantle it.
　Ray doesn't know how such people get requests, as he hasn't heard the details.

"For the time being, when the bell rings tomorrow morning, get together at the gate, and I'll talk to the guild staff. ... Oh, and I'll go back to that story, but I'd appreciate it if you could gather some information about the magic items and skills that manipulate monsters, and red cloths."

　Suu Kyi had no particular information when I heard it earlier.
　But if you know what kind of information you want, maybe... maybe you can get the information you want.
　It was Ray's request with that in mind.

(Well, I heard that the red cloth was used as an example in the slums, and I don't necessarily have any new information, but maybe I can get some information about the people who manipulate the cobold.)

　Thinking so, Ray pulls a cloth bag out of the mistling and hands it over to Suu Kyi with a finger.

"...what about this?"
"Information fee... no, it's a war fund to get information."

　The price isn't that high as a rule.
　That would be enough money for an adventurer to earn easily.
　But that's only for adventurers, and for slum dwellers like Suu Kyi, it's quite laborious to make that amount of money. ... On the contrary, there are even people who have never seen a silver coin since they were born.
　With that in mind, Ray's act of handing over a piece of silver, even with military funds, was unbelievable to Suu Kyi.

"Are you sure?"
"Oh. Think I want that much information."

　At Ray's words, Suu Kyi takes a little deep breath before nodding.

"Okay. I don't know how much information I can gather, but I'll try as much as I can."
"Do so. But what I want is real information, or even suspicious information that makes it clear that it's suspicious. I don't need any nonsense."With determination, Suu Kyi nods silently.
　After seeing Suu Kyi like that, we decide that we don't need to be more careful for now, so we move on.

"There's tomorrow's incident, and why don't you go back to the slums without remaining here? As long as you don't have the ability to defeat Cobold, staying here is suicide."
"Well... that's..."

　look around a little regretfully
　For slum dwellers, subjugating the Cobold would seem like a very good job.

(But if you are good enough to beat Cobold and willing to do so)

　Unlike Suu Kyi, it's not uncommon for some people in the slums to have the ability to defeat Cobold.
　There are many adventurers who come to Gilmoo and decide that they can't make ends meet, but even such adventurers have a certain level of ability.




　That's why it was such a good time for such an adventurer to earn money... even though he was competent, he couldn't help but be discouraged.

(I hear that there are adventurers who break their hearts and become strangely twisted and belong to the organizations behind them...)

　As Ray thinks like that, Suu Kyi nods and opens her mouth as she worries about what to do.

"All right. I'll go back to the slums."

　She said so, though she seemed really reluctant.
　Suu Kyi has made a lot of preparations to come this far."
　That's what makes me so determined that I might be bitten to death by Coboldt.
　In fact, if Ray had not been saved, he would probably have been killed by the three Kobolts.
　There was no doubt that there was no sense of reality after I had made up my mind to do so.

"Do so. I'll be in trouble if Cobbold kills me."
"I don't want to die with a silver coin,"
"Ah... yes, yes,"

　Silver coins are probably a lot more money for Suu Kyi than Ray thought.
　By any chance, Ray wondered if the copper coin was better for the war funds, but he couldn't ask me to return the silver coin any longer.

(Recently... my sense of money has become numb.)

　In fact, Ray often paid for gold or white coins immediately.
　Above all, magic items like Ray's are very expensive and cannot be purchased with silver coins.
　Besides, the amount of treasure that you can get from bandit hunting, which combines hobbies and benefits, is a considerable thing......some of them seem to be poor thieves with only a few silver coins.
　When you buy food, it's not uncommon for you to buy a pot of soup at a restaurant.
　Ray is clearly far from the average person in terms of money sense.
　That said, it's not just Ray, but most adventurers tend to.
　Drink, hug a woman and buy new equipment with the reward of fighting for your life.
　If you keep doing that, you deserve to spend your money wildly.
　Some say that not everyone is saving money to live after the adventurer stops.

"Well, I'll go with this... ...thank you for everything."

　When he says that and bows his head slightly, he runs away with his cheeks blushing shyly.
　Ray sees Suu Kyi off and talks to Seto, who is wary of the surroundings.

"Set, we're going to the next place soon. Maybe we're missing out on magic items."
"Glu?"

　Really? It was Seto's throat, but for Seto, walking around here with Ray was like playing, and he didn't seem to hate it.