Magi Craft Meister

didn’t notice for now.

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The city of Ganiz was not a fortified city.
It was surrounded by normal wood fences.

But it’s not like the city was only inside the fences, from the looks of it, it seemed like they were in the middle of expanding the city.

Although, there was no doubt that the part outside the fences were less developed.

The city was in the remote region of Serroa and the reason why it was flourishing lied in the mine halfway up the Karter mountain towards the south.

Mines of valuable mithril metal were found at 3 places, one of which lies along the road used for ore transportation from Bololon.

“Hmmm.
Well, I understand how that would make Bololon prosper but why would it make this place prosper as well?”

Hearing Reinhart’s explanation, Jin asked the obvious question.

“That’s because the more important of a point Bololon is, the more stricter the management of Serroa kingdom gets.”

And with that, Jin could guess the rest.
Certainly, it would be hard to develop a business district where most of the country’s soldiers and officials were.

“Well, you can also say it’s a very disordered city.”

After parking the carriage at the carriage point outside the city, Jin and the others started walking to the city of Ganiz.

Reinhart was attracting quite a lot of barkers, as he was well-dressed.

“Sir, we have a very nice inn over her, with the best food and great girls! Please come!”

“I have some nice magi crystals which were collected from the mines.
I will sell them to you cheap, so why don’t you buy some?”

“If you want to have fun, then please visit ‘Namiina’! All you can drink wine at a cheap price!”

Matheus went and drove those people away.

“Seriously… this place is always like this.
Reinhart, we have already decided on the inn.
Let’s hurry.”

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Matheus had sent his subordinates ahead of them to book a proper inn.

“Ah, as expected of Matheus.
You’re very reliable.”

And then Matheus looked back at Jin and apologized,

“Sorry but we couldn’t book a room for you.
We didn’t know there was going to be more people, after all.
Please search for one yourself.
I am sorry.”

“Jin, if that’s the case then why don’t you come to my”

Reinhart had started talking but Matheus interrupted saying,

“If it’s okay with you, would you like to sleep with one of our guards?”

But Jin refused.

“No, if it’s completely necessary, I can always sleep in my carriage so please don’t mind me.”

“Understood.”

After giving a short reply, he made his subordinates surround Reinhart and advance on.
It looked like Reinhart was complaining about something but he didn’t lend an ear.

“Well then, Jin-dono, we depart at 8 in the morning.
Don’t be late.”

Matheus said and started following Reinhart at a quick pace without even waiting for Jin’s reply.

(…I feel like I am disliked quite a lot here…)

Having no memory of saying anything bad to Matheus, Jin just stood there, puzzled.

And even to Jin, the barkers came up.

“Hey fella, why don’t ya come have fun at our inn?”

“Hey, won’t you treat me to a drink?”

“Wanna spend the night with me?”

Well, they weren’t even barkers, they were prostitutes.

“You’re in the way.
Please don’t touch father with your dirty hands.”

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Reiko got rid of all those women.

It took about 30 mins for them to realize that Jin wasn’t another easy mark and they went away.

“It’s my first time in a city like this.”

Being close to the border, it was a city with little public order.
It seems it would be better to not stay long here.

“Doesn’t seem like there are any places worth seeing, so let’s head back to the carriage.”

“That would probably be the best.”

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“Oi, Matheus.”

Reinhart found Matheus’ attitude towards Jin a bit intolerable so when he tried to complain, Matheus went ahead and said,

“Reinhart, we will be at our homeland soon.
You do understand, right?”

“? Ah, of course I do.”

“Then don’t do anything that will make Belche cry.”

“I haven’t done anything of the sort, have I?”

“I know you haven’t been to a brothel.
But…”

“But?”

Reinhart asked, being curious.
To which Matheus murmured,

“…ma…”

“Eh?”

Reinhart tried listening again as he couldn’t hear properly.
Getting desperate, Matheus said with a loud voice,

“You don’t need to run after men now, right?!”

…It seems, Matheus had misunderstood something.