Retired Hero Wants To Sleep - Retired Hero Wants To Sleep chapter 125

Mission No.6 Greed (19)

“… Are you saying that this sea of ​​blood is the creatures that died in Kswice?”

Tosaf, who was examining Ewald’s distorted expression, gave a bright smile instead of an answer.

“Thank you so much for coming on time.”

“… What?”

“I will explain in three lines.”

I don’t know what the dwarf god with the face of this handsome boy is talking about.

However, whether or not Ewald made that expression, Tosaf recited the first sentence.

“There is a space under this building, where dead creatures from the Great Forest of Kswice are gathered.”

“… Kswice?”

And the second sentence popped out.

“The creatures are breaking through here and I’m slamming this building to block it.”

Ewald was dumbfounded by Tosaf’s sudden outburst of words, but Tosaf finally vomited the third sentence.

“But it’s reached a point where I can’t stop it anymore, and those who have penetrated this place will sweep through Kaselheim and soar to the ground to return to Kswice.”

After finishing his speech with a bright finish, Tosaf lightly touched his palms once and smiled brightly.

“That is all.”

“… Hey.”

No matter how much the opponent is a god, I have to say this.

“What the hell are you doing now?”

“What is it, I’ve been waiting for someone who can solve this problem, and now I snatched it.hahahaha!”

Ewald’s expression distorted without mercy, but Tosaf, who had a bright expression in contrast, grabbed Ewald’s hand and shook it.

“Hey, I’m so glad. I’m so glad. At one time, I was seriously thinking about what to do with this. Still, if you hang the bait and wait, the fish will come. When I go fishing in the future, I can hang Benadium on it.hahahaha!”

Ewald, who was treated like a fish in an instant, glared at Tosaf with a ferocious face contortion.

“… Are you asking us to solve this?”

“Of course not. Or why did I appear before you?”

Tosaf let out an exaggerated sigh of relief.

“Oh, if I was a few days late, I could have been in big trouble. You have worked hard to come this far. You just left the raw meat behind and thought it was just nonsense.hahahaha, this is a really lucky day.”

Ewald, who had managed to suppress his desire to seize the collar, whether it be God, sleep, or nabal, turned his eyes towards Tosaf. However, Tosaf gave Ewald a sunny smile.

“Oh right. Didn’t I tell you what happens when they go up to the surface?”

This time, Tosaf opened his mouth with a rather serious expression as he raised his finger and brought it in front of his face.

“Many will die. Maybe about 100,000 people?”

“… I beg your pardon?”

“There are probably about 100,000 people across the continent who can survive.”

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Ewald had a hunch that he was not joking.

… Crazy. Only 100,000 people can survive?

“You know?”

Tossaf snapped his fingers and quickly turned around with an expression asking if this was enough of an explanation.

However, Ebalt, who lifted one of his lips, called Tosaf right away.

“What about the reward?”

“Oh, of course there is.”

There seemed to be a sound like a ‘chet’ coming out of Tosaf’s lips, but Ewald decided not to pay much attention.

“Okay, Mr. Ewald Kitska. Is there anything you want or need?”

Tosaf, who threw out such a word out of the blue, looked directly into Ewald’s backpack and started packing things.

Not even wanting to ask what the author was doing, Ewald turned his head away, but Tosaf, who had kindly tied his backpack, lifted his backpack lightly and turned his head toward Ewald. .

“Can I get you Orichalcum or Mithril for the rest of your life? I can send you through the mine. I’ll just remove the Benadium.”

Tosaf, who was humming his song with his excited face for anyone to see, Ewald gave a puzzled look.

“… Hey, Mr. Tosaf?”

“Ah, it’s difficult to make it yourself, but? Then I can easily make you a couple of amazing knives. What knife do you use?”

Talking about a handsome young man in a tone that a market lady would use, it was a very unsuitable sight.

However, this offer was quite tempting.

This Tosaf wasn’t called the god of smelting for nothing.

However, it is clear that ‘several amazing knives’ by Tosaf standards will become famous swords enough to be mentioned in the history of the continent.

However, Ewald did not give an easy answer.

“He is a gentleman who knows a little about negotiations. Aren’t you in love with something like a knife? Great. Then.”

Tossaf nodded as if determined and opened his mouth.

“Do you know Schheim?”

Ewald’s eyes sparkled.

“My name is Schheim. It’s a toy that just flies in the sky, shoots beams, and crushes everything.”

When Tosaf describes it as a toy, it really feels like a toy.

“I’ll make one for you.”

Ewald couldn’t stand it.

“So be it.”

hahahaha, this is a really hot-tempered mortal man. Yes, let’s do it Tosaf handmade Schheim. We will do our best to deliver.”

Holding Ewald’s hand once again, Tosaf shook Ewald’s hand up and down with a wide smile. Ewald forced himself to hold back the tickle at the corners of his mouth and nodded to Tosaf.

“Add ten tons of the aforementioned magic ore.”

He almost stopped his hand, but Tosaf tried to keep his expression still and smiled at Ewald.

“Hey, yes. Leave it, leave it.”

Shuheim made by Tosaf himself and 10 tons of all sorts of magic ores. Ewald just wanted to open his mouth wide open right now.

Still, to Ewald, who smiled with the utmost restraint,

“By the way.”

Tosaf opened his mouth with a lively face.

“You must go alone.”

“… Yes?”

This is a bit restrictive. Ewald scratched his face and looked at Tosaf.

“Are you in any danger?”

“Of course. Would I negotiate this if the kids were going on a picnic? If you’re going with them…”

After that, Tosaf turned his head toward the three women and said coldly:

“Everyone will die except you.”

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“… Uncle, are you insane?”

“I’m having a cup of tea with Tosaf.”

Ewald smiled and slung his rucksack over his shoulder.

The rest of the crew raised uncontrollable doubts about Ewald’s strange composure, but Ewald, who shook off all of that, stood up from his seat with the intentional composure.

“Aren’t you the pretty boy that girls are crazy about?”

He threw a joke, but no one responded to the joke.

It was Tosaf, the dwarf god, who looked at Ebalt the most.

“It’s a dignified figure, it’s really nice to see.”

“I guess that’s pretty much it.”

Retorting Tosaf’s words, Ewald stood up with a light body movement.

“Don’t forget your promise and keep it in your heart.”

Bald, who was wearing an expression that didn’t suit him with a smirk that flowed endlessly, turned his head toward Tosaf as he pressed the backpack that hung tightly on his back.

“If I don’t come back.”

With those words, Ewald opened his mouth with an inexpressible smile on the three female crew members.

“Guys, we need to send them back to Middle-earth.”

“It’s not that difficult. Let’s do it. But within a few days, if the person with the bait doesn’t come here, I’ll have to send him back to the middle world and he’ll die within a few days.”

“… Oh well, it’s not just about being successful.”

It was almost like a rant, but Ewald gave Tosaf a bare smile.

“Then I will go.”

Tossaf nodded quickly and stood up.

Putting his hands together, Tosav muttered something quickly and spread his hands together to the sides.

In an instant, the iridescent light gushing out of his body filled the space, forming a huge hemisphere.

“Mu, mu, what divine power…”

Shupea shuddered as if she was going to pass out.

However, it is the dwarf god Tosaf who is now unleashing his divine power in front of Ebalt.

It doesn’t make sense that a god couldn’t display this level of divine power.

Ewald thought so and closed his eyes.

Tosaf’s words reached Ewald’s ears.

“I wish you luck. You can’t die carelessly.”

“I still think so.”

The light, strong enough to penetrate Ewald’s closed eyelids, swallowed everything. The light, strong enough to make the existence disappear, wrapped around Ewald for several seconds and then disappeared in an instant.

Sensing that his eyes were no longer dazzled, Ebalt drew his sword and opened his eyes.

At once, Ewald’s expression crumpled.

“Ha, this is bad for your mental health.”

Ewald, who was so sarcastic, quickly looked around.

It was a space where the sunset seemed to hang all over the place.

A faint glow surrounded the horizon creating the setting sun all over the place, and the high places in the sky were exposed to pitch black, so it was unknown how high it stretched.

No matter how you look at it, it seemed like a world where the dead or those close to death would reside, like the underworld or the underworld.

However, it was crazy for Ewald to watch the body collapsed in an infinitely wide space.

There was an endless line of creatures that had no body below the waist or the right side, but slowly wriggling while emitting bizarre sounds, clinging to each other.

If this is not hell, what kind of scene is hell? It’s such a terrible space.

However, having let go of his sense of reality, Ewald sighed and looked around.

Everywhere you look, the scenery is the same.

“It’s very well done.”

‘Wouldn’t it be strange if I hit that building and it’s intact?’

It is Tosaf’s voice.

Ewald took a quick look around and nodded his head as if he understood.

I’m new, what can I do?

“Okay, what I’m seeing, are you watching too?”

‘Ah, yes. It looks good.’

“Then please guide me where to go.”

‘Turn left.’

Obediently, Balt twisted his body.

“… Nothing.”

‘Yes, there will be nothing to see.’

Sure this!

‘But only that part will be particularly dark.’

Oh, it was. Ewald took a peek at the space covered in pure darkness and found a place where even the light of the sunset was swallowed by darkness.

It is a very dark space, so it seems that black things cannot be seen well. The darkness that soared high in the sky melted into the darkness of the sky and had no shape.

But now Ewald could feel it.

There is something pitch black over there.

‘That’s where the bodies are gathered.’

“… You mean the bodies that died in Kswice?”

‘Yes. It was created by the accumulation of those bodies.’

Ewald couldn’t contain his goosebumps when he thought that the darkness that stretched to the sky was all made by the piling up of the dead.

“How many lives have died there?”

‘I didn’t bother to count them, but should I free them now?’

Those that have already died once.

There is no god who can handle them except Rauspe, the eternal rival of Valkier, the Lord of Heaven, and the lord of Hell.

It was natural that even if Tosaf, who belonged to the Underworld, entered this place, nothing could be done.

That’s why Tosaf sent Ewald down here.

Ewald, now aware of the situation, grinned, contorting his face ferociously.

“The immortals can’t use their hands, so let the mortals punish the mortals?”

‘That’s the correct answer.’

Ewald’s annoyance welled up at the clear voice. But he had already negotiated, so he had no choice.

“Lysa.”

Ewald pulled out the magic of light. The light formed in the form of a ring above Ewald’s head spread out in a huge way and emitted a brilliant light.

And the smile that remained on Ewald’s face was erased.

“Look at this.”

What appeared under that light,

“… Isn’t this a bit different?”

It was a giant made of corpses.