Ghislain truly tried his best to avoid getting involved with the Heroâs Party. If it was possible to help Deneb develop his abilities, continuing with good deeds wouldnât be a bad idea. After all, his divine power was one of the strongest weapons to save the world.
But doing things like this was problematic. He felt that if he left things as they were, Deneb might get caught up in some incident and end up dying before he even had the chance to fully grow his abilities.
The three of them were still standing around, staring blankly. When Ghislain suddenly mentioned forming a mercenary group, they didnât understand what he meant.
Ghislain took the lead and calmly explained.
âI know what kind of dream youâre chasing. Iâve been watching you all this time, but continuing like this is meaningless.â
â....â
âIâm not saying you shouldnât do good deeds. What Iâm saying is, if youâre going to do them, do them properly.â
âReally, doing good deeds is something only those qualified can do in this world.â
That thought saddened him. It was painful to think that even good deeds required certain qualifications.
An awkward silence filled the air, so Julien changed the subject.
âWhy mercenaries, though?â
âHow are you going to create your forces and grow your influence, especially when youâre not even nobility? You donât even have a house. Right now, a mercenary group is the best option. You can move around, gather people, do good deeds, get stronger... and even make money.â
To develop Denebâs divine power, they would need to use a lot of divine energy, fighting evil and doing good deeds.
Thatâs why they didnât plan on stopping the good deeds altogether. Ghislain intended to make sure they did it in a more direct and effective manner.
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