Helping With Adventurer Party Management Chapter 38

“Okay, you should do that from now on, but… I want a little time to make plans.”

“Of course. For now, I’ll pay for what you’ve done so far.” Gilboa nodded.

“No, I don’t need money.” Actually, I’m not troubled for short-term funds.
What I want is another thing.

“Now, I’m making shoes for adventurers.
They’re tough, hard to tire in, hard to slip with, a groundbreaking thing.
I would like for you to use it.
And, once the design of the swordsman’s corps is decided,
I would like to use it. ”

“Well … Well, it seems to be a lossless deal for us.
Is this a type of patron? Something like n.o.bles do, is it?
It seems interesting, get me a pair if it gets done. ”

Among the n.o.bles, in order to raise the fame of the family,
Some also support famous adventurers.
Indeed, it may look similar on the surface.

“Also, it’d be nice if you could tell me if there’s a tight-lipped leather craftsman.
I don’t want them to have many ways to make shoes, I want a reliable craftsman.
For craftsmen in the 3rd district, I’m troubled because there are a lot of people who are easily ”

“We make a lot of deals with n.o.bles where we can’t be soft-lipped.
I understand. I’ll get you a referral.”

“Good, the deal is concluded, I’ll come again soon.”

With this, the discussion with the legendary man ended once.
I got a contract and the Kenkiba Corps got a future policy.

In the future, for the sake of changing the Kenkiba Corps, we’re going to be meeting with each other often.

When I shook hands with Gilboa, and separated, Suibelie accompanied me to the inn at the 3rd district.

It seemed that there was something he wanted to say, so
I decided to follow him silently.

I walked silently for a while, so Suibelie spoke.

“Is it not that you want to join our Keniba Corps?”

It was an invitation to a leading clan that any adventurer would cherish.

“I have retired because my knees are bad; he who can not fight is unnecessary.”

It is nice have the offer, but after seeing the clan’s office and members,
I had some hesitation
In that brain muscle group, I cannot think that a middle-aged me can make a living.

However, regardless of reply, Suibelie went on.

“I ain’t got no scholarship. Today, I listened to your story and I thought a lot.
I accompany the chief, and I raise my shield with my comrades.
If I touch the sword, I’m satisfied.”

“Other members do not differ much from me, they have arms, but that’s all.
If I want to enlarge the Kenkiba Corps, I need a head.

I ain’t smart, good wit’ words, or confident.

But, don’t reply wit’ nice-soundin’ words, cause
people like me can’t understand them.”

It was an eloquent solicitation, unexpected.

So, in light of the words Suibelie said, I promised to seriously consider.