My Villains Episode 020
6. Broken Things (1)
I couldnât go to the sewer again today.
It wasnât because pirates or bandits invaded, and it wasnât because the guards closed the entrance to the sewer.
It didnât rain and flooded the sewers, and there were no reports of a terrifying monster appearing.
Then why didnât you go?
I asked Ellen, who was lying down covered in a blanket, swallowing the sighs and swear words that were about to burst out.
âAre you okay?â
â...does it look okay?â
âno.â
He turned his head away, closing his half-open eyes, as if he was having trouble speaking or was annoyed.
I want to say something, but I really want to hit you hard once....
I held back. Wouldnât it be a hundredfold sad if you mistreated me when you were sick?
Yes.
A wand pedestal without our surplus human skills.
He was sick with body aches.
what a common story Itâs not strange to travel to a foreign country, suffer and end up in a hospital bed.
Of course, getting stabbed in the hamstrings, being trampled on by military boots, relics handed down by the master were smashed and lost, suffering heartache because of oneself becoming powerless... No, having
all of oneâs property stolen by a fair standard and meditating for several days. Not getting enough sleep is not a common hardship.
...Coming to think of it, it seemed that his stats werenât even taken because he couldnât use his skills.
If thatâs the case, his current health score is just 10, no more, no less. At this level, heâs just... slightly healthier than the average person.
Considering Ellenâs age, itâs natural that sheâs sick.
âEhh.â
I dipped a cotton cloth in cold well water from a bucket. Then, I removed the cotton cloth I had placed on the guyâs forehead and put a new cotton cloth on it.
âUmm-â
âIs it cold?â
âno. Itâs cool...â
It looks like heâs suffering from body aches, but he hasnât been treated by a doctor, so Iâm not sure.
In the first place, there is no such thing as a professional doctor in this world, so there is nothing we can do about it.
It is said that there is a doctor staying in the castle, but from what Iâve heard, it seems that he is more like a surgeon.
Instead, everyone agreed that they were sick, even Daria, the owner of the Grania Inn.
And decisively, Sister Olga, a priest of the Grania gang, said it was a body ailment. They say youâll get better if you rest for a day... What should I believe?
The short thought was interrupted by Ellenâs moans.
âo Oâ
âWhy? Where are you uncomfortable?â
âeight. My arm hurts.â
âwhere?â
I wonder if the reason he suddenly fell ill was because of the new crossbow he got.
From surplus humans who canât do anything, they have become able to do even 0.5 servings. The tight tension must have loosened a little.
And the egg on my arm right now is because I was excitedly pulling a protest.
...Itâs pitiful, but itâs terribly pathetic.
Still, I massaged his right arm without a word. Startled, the boy closed his eyes and slightly frowned.
âDonât do anything.â
âDonât be angry and go to sleep.â
While nursing, I suddenly remembered my military days.
Around the time I had just put on a private bottle, I had a cold.
It was a really unfortunate case that he suffered for a week for guerrilla training and even marched back, and lay down sick the next day.
It was Sergeant Moon, our squad leader, who took care of me on that sad Saturday.
Sergeant Moon stayed by my side all day, measured my temperature, ventilated me, and gave me ice packs. They even served rice.
But since I couldnât eat it, the PX bought porridge and warmed it up.
Even though my classmates said they would do it, he did everything himself while trying to dissuade you from taking care of yourself.
I still canât forget the taste of the warm egg and vegetable porridge I ate then.
Maybe I wonât forget it until I die.
â...itâs fine now.â
âuh? okay.â
I shook my dazed head slightly, moved to the other side of the bed, and began kneading my left arm.
In fact, I was thinking a little bit badly while nursing Ellen.
Even after I got better, I thought for a while that I would give my life for a squad leader like Sergeant Moon.
So now- if I
âof course. I just wanted to rest in my room.â
âYes then. Please.â
I returned to my room and packed my arms. Iâm going to the grocery store, and no one will ask what Iâm armed for. In a brutal atmosphere like now, arming is not an option, but a necessity.
I put on all my gear over my normal clothes and glanced at my body. I was very reassured because I spent almost all my money and adjusted my equipment.
Leather boots that came up below the knee, leather gloves with long necks, a hat woven from linen, and a round iron helmet, even breastplates made by connecting iron plates with chains.
All of them were of very good quality. Even though I captured and sold the piratesâ equipment from the Battle of the Docks, I was on a tight budget, so I said everything.
Leather boots and leather gloves were especially expensive. They paid eight silver coins for two sets. Still, itâs worth the money, and itâs quite sturdy and comfortable to wear, so I didnât have any complaints.
He then wore a belt and hung a pulseion and buckler.
The original shield is... so big that itâs going to bother me.
letâs take it You never know what might happen?
I went down to the first floor with the original shield on my shoulder, and Daria spoke to me from the bar.
âOh poi! What about Ellen?â
âSister Olga
is taking care of it for a while.â
âaha. Where are you going?â
âGet some medicine. Iâm thinking of going to Mr. Oregâs general store.â
At my words, Daria widened her eyes and clapped her hands.
âAt the general store? Then the trading post will also pass, right? Great!â
âhuh? what?â
âYou know there is a grain warehouse in front of the trading post, right?â
I donât know. Was there anything like that?
âThere, according to the direction of the lord,
they distribute wheat to the residents.â
âThe lord of the castle?â
Come to think of it, the lord of the South Harbor castle in the game seems to be a decent person even if he is a bit stupid.
Wheat ration. It seems that they are trying to placate public sentiment.
âOkay, it has nothing to do with me. They say itâs only distributed to residents.â
âYes, but- can you take me on the way?â
Daria shrugged her shoulders with a charming smile.
...In line with the movement of the shoulder, something heavy beneath it swayed. The three-dimensional effect became more prominent because he was raising his hands on the table.
When you have a conversation, you have to look into the eyes of the other person â as if attracted by gravity, your eyes keep going down without even realizing it.
âMe with me?â
âhuh. These days, the city is ugly, so itâs a bit like going outside alone.â
Pale red hair, beautifully tanned skin, and a sharply curvy body... If only she dyed her hair blonde, she looked like she would be cast as a queen in an American teen drama.
âYeah, youâre going to be in real trouble.â
âhuh? what?â
Billions of thoughts come out of my mouth without my knowledge....
âOh no. Itâs a big deal that the city is ugly.â
âHmm?â
I raised my gaze and made eye contact with Daria. Emerald eyes were twinkling.
...Your eyes were green. I first found out because I was distracted elsewhere.
âOkay then letâs go together.â
âreally? thank you!â
Daria smiled broadly, threw off her apron, and ran out of the bar.
Are you going like this? Well, there are few customers, so it doesnât matter.
âDo you have anything to prepare?â
âhuh. Letâs go right away!â
As I was walking with Daria, a boy appeared from behind the bar, rubbing his sleepy eyes.
Seeing Daria leaving the inn, young Joongnomi asked with a puzzled expression.
âDaria, where are you going?â
âTo get rations!â
ârationing? He said heâs going to get it later from the owner.â
âIâll be back! Ask me for a bar!â
Daria hurriedly shouted and led me out the door.
Daria, who must have felt my gaze only after coming out on the street, blushed and pursed her tongue slightly.
â...can you please not say anything?â
I smiled stupidly and nodded.
what the hell is this
Suddenly, it seemed that something pink that had been sleeping on one side of his chest raised its head.
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