Chapter 61: The Cursed Totem Bob regained consciousness because Tauro had splashed a potion over him. He must have been drenched because Tauro had used so many precious potions on him. Even as Bob thought about that, Tauro drew the Goblin Sorcerer’s attention and rolled across the ground, moving away from him in the opposite […]
Chapter 60: On the Verge of Annihilation… Tauro immediately returned to the village and informed Bob, who was standing by. “The Goblin Knight is wandering through the forest alone right now, looking for food. This is our chance!” “Y-yeah! It’s finally time.” When the moment finally arrived, Bob was nervous, but he relaxed while Tauro
Chapter 59: A Plan to Defeat Superior Foes After Tauro shook off the pursuing goblins and returned to Dansas, he found Bob waiting for him. “Tauro! Are you all right? Were you hurt?” “I’m fine.” Tauro smiled to calm him. “I’m sorry. You saved me. It’s a bad habit of mine—I only think about how
Chapter 58: Rare Species If Bob’s nose and instincts could be trusted, something was wrong with the shrine. The more Tauro listened, the more that suspicion hardened into certainty. “An adventurer from this village helped me a long time ago. He told me how kind the people here were, so I remembered his stories and
Chapter 57: An Unexpected Development Today Tauro was gathering medicinal herbs, a standard F-rank quest and one of his greatest specialties. He possessed [True Eye], an ability he had learned through the garbled skill. Originally, it had been an appraisal eye specialized for objects. After he acquired [Plant Knowledge], however, the two abilities linked together
Chapter 56: The Repair Quest Tauro’s first G-rank quest in the village came from the Adventurers’ Guild itself. The job was to repair the guild building. Judging by the battered state of the quest notice, no one had accepted it in quite some time. Tauro had improved his woodworking proficiency, and [Precision] further enhanced his
Chapter 55: A New Start —Part Two Begins— A boy stood before the gatekeepers. He had dull blond hair, blue eyes, and handsome features that promised he would be popular when he grew older. Despite his age, he wore a proper suit of light leather armor. His name, they were told, was Tauro. He was
Chapter 54: With No Destination in Mind… After being inactive for several months, Tauro had to start over at G-rank. Even Leo, head of the Adventurers’ Guild’s Saisi branch, could do nothing about it. Those were the guild’s rules. An adventurer who went more than two months without completing a quest was demoted, while one
Chapter 53: Time to Move On Tauro was released from prison. The townspeople, adventurers, and guild staff all rejoiced. But everyone was shocked by how completely he had changed. Nothing remained of the adorable boy who had been the guild’s mascot. He was emaciated, covered in wounds, and terribly weak. Nei seemed to remember how
Chapter 52: The King Takes Action “I see…” The prime minister nodded as he listened to Garfish’s explanation. “Then you’ll help?” Garfish asked with hope in his voice. “It isn’t that simple. The ironclad rule is that matters within a noble’s territory are resolved by its lord. Even I can’t interfere in the judgments passed