My Villains Episode 097
25. Rainy Season (2)
Clearing the collapsed buildings and broken flagstones, draining the stagnant rainwater into the sewers, and putting the slanted pillars back together...
South Harbor was still busy restoring the city. The siege of the bandits lasted for about two months, but it seemed that the aftereffects had almost disappeared after only three weeks.
If we talk about the stakes in this dramatic revival, half of it will be the vitality brought by merchant ships and wagons.
South Harbor was a center of trade and commerce and a major producer of salt and seafood. Thousands of merchants flocked to this rich but hungry city. An enormous amount of daily necessities entered the city and an even larger quantity of goods left the city.
If the merchantsâ share was half, the other half belonged to Prince Ulkar. I opened the castle lordâs safe and released the money.
They paid combat wages to conscripted soldiers, hired workers to restore the city, bought relief goods from the surrounding territories and scattered them... They just
spent it like my own money.
What did the lord of the castle do while the prince was doing that?
dead.
Has it been a week since youâve been in jail? They said he decided to commit suicide by stabbing himself with a hidden dagger...
I donât know. Did you commit suicide or did you commit suicide?
I think itâs a little embarrassing, but no one doubted it. Is it because I harbor a prejudice that I am a person who will become the king of flesh?
anyway. Ellen Utequai and I were given a huge amount of combat pay because we had done the most good in the battle.
I received about 1 kilo of gold and silver coins, so it was said that it was roughly 200 times higher than that of ordinary conscripts.
According to the prince, he wanted to take care of more, but he said that there was not much money left. Well, this was a lot of money, so I didnât have any complaints.
Besides, Prince Ulkar gave me an incredibly valuable gift. It is a very precious gift that cannot be converted into money.
I hurried toward the mansion that belonged to the commander of the guards to receive the gift.
courtyard of the mansion.
The princeâs knights and friendly soldiers were sweating under the sun.
âOkay go-done!â
Lord Ankir let out a heavy roar and rushed with the force of a storm. Even though he wields a wooden pole, his momentum is unmatched, like a sharp blue-edged steel sword.
W ha ha
perfect!
I quickly raised my shield and deflected Lord Ankirâs attack.
The quarter stick took advantage of the bounced momentum and reversed like a thunderbolt. Then, after spinning rapidly on top of Sir Ankirâs head, it rushes towards my right wrist.
He calmly blocked the continuous offensive with a wooden sword and shield.
Iâve already sparred with Ankir hundreds of times. There was nothing to be fooled by simple tricks or obvious connections.
As soon as I safely defended myself, Lord Ankir suddenly laid down his pole. Then he pushed his shield and wooden sword at once.
âOkay.â
This isnât the first time theyâve been attacked. If I push them away with force, theyâll open up the distance and feed them intense rage slashes.
Iâve been beaten twice, but Iâm nowhere near a third time!
As I pressed down the pole with a wooden sword and stepped back,
âUh-ha!â
With a lively spirit, Lord Ankir stretched out his right hand and grabbed his waist.
âUghâ
I stumbled while holding my waist, threw down my wooden sword, and charged Lord Ankir.
The intention was to strangle her by hanging on her back at once, but
âItâs so obvious!â
Since it was a skill he had used a few times before, Sir Ankir skillfully twisted his upper body and let the attack flow.
Contrary to his seemingly ignorant appearance, Sir Lee Ankir was a style that valued skill rather than strength.
It was natural to wield a two-handed sword freely, and they used wrestling techniques by entangling their weapons, applying articulations, or tackling them when necessary.
is exhilarating.
He defeated one of the best knights in the kingdom with only skill and physical strength, without the help of blood magic.
Well, even if it was because of the luck of the gamble...
However, the sparring continued without time to pierce the nose in satisfaction.
empty empty
âLetâs start right away.â
It was Sir Lyam who stepped out, knocking on his shield.
Contrary to Sir Lyamâs calm appearance, he is the type to attack like a mad dog. Even in the middle of the day, the defense is solid, so itâs incredibly difficult to deal with.
...Haha itâs only 3 rounds and Iâm already tired.
Seongju lamented his miserable life and decided to commit suicide, and the remaining heir was only seven years old.
The woman who pretended to be the wife of the castle lord turned out to be not an Irish aristocrat, but a fish-man witch and was beheaded by me.
The castle lordâs relatives, including the captain of the bodyguard, were imprisoned for infighting.
Given this situation, it was only natural that the prince, who was the savior of the city, began to rule.
Governing the huge port city of South Harbor was no ordinary job. Not only Prince Ulkar, but also his commanders, soldiers, priests, wizards, and attendants were all busy.
But exceptions always exist. Some, including the knights, did nothing.
Occasionally, remnants of the bandits appear and go around the city to wipe them out, but that literally happens occasionally.
Their daily routine was only training. Whether itâs raining, windy or sunny, only training training training.
The knights, their servants, and the cavalrymen get up in the morning, have a hearty meal, and run on the beach. He swims with a stone hanging from his waist, lifts the heels of a wagon full of wheat sacks, and rides without stirrups.
After that, after an endless sparring and a hearty lunch, they refine their swordsmanship, spearmanship, archery, and horseback riding, which are essential virtues of a knight.
After dinner, they practice training, such as digging a boulder with a six-point stick or building a barrier and then demolishing it again, while wearing armor.
In short, it means eating and training all day long.
Sir Langboldt, Sir Ankyr, and Sir Liam have all been living this crazy life since they were seven years old. There is only one case of not training. It was only when there was a battle.
Knights, or superhumans without magical powers, were born through this process.
And Prince Ulkar gave me consideration so that he could accompany me in this training.
Even I, who donât know much about the world around here, could easily notice that this was a huge perk.
To allow a wandering mercenary to mix with his elite elite warriors. Does this make sense? To be honest, I thought I would decline because it was a little burdensome... but I couldnât.
Training with the best knights? Isnât it an opportunity to greatly increase your fighting ability, that is, your chances of survival in the future?
In the end, I couldnât resist the temptation to be strong.
I accepted the princeâs offer and trained with the knights for the past three weeks, and although it was really hard, I got results that exceeded my expectations.
I was able to refine my crude combat skills and learn the basics of various weapon skills. I got a sense of horseback combat to some extent and learned a lot of practical combat know-how.
Thanks to that, I was confident that if I were to face the me from 3 weeks ago, I would fight 10 times and never lose. It was like receiving an undeserved gift from a prince.
So...
âThe prince is looking for me?â
âYes.â
When I received a call like this, my heart skipped a beat.
Prince Ulkar was only too kind to me. Iâm worried that they might ask for something unreasonable in return.
I impliedly asked Lord Ariad, who had come to deliver the news.
âFor what reason...
âHeh heh, I donât know.â
âGhmm I have to go pick up a colleague in the evening.â
Sir Ariad was the only knight who did not participate in the training, but he looked several times more emaciated than the other knights. It must have been because she was doing many things by the princeâs side.
âIt wonât take long, so donât worry and follow me. Would the lord even eat you?â
...The Killing King was eaten.
I shook my head and shook my head.
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