The Guild Master of Demon Hunters that the Empire is Obsessed With

72 – The Wizard of Gale and Fury (1)

“What?”

I couldn’t believe what came out of Patrick’s mouth, so I asked back.

“Drepener Guild Leader and Tenebre Guild Leader are biological sisters.”

Patrick spoke again calmly, as if there was nothing difficult.

“I was born into a family of assassins and was active in the military until we split up and formed a guild.”

“Is that so? That’s really amazing…”

“Is there anything surprising about it? Assassins usually work as assassins for generations. It’s easy to pass on family skills.”

“But Mr. Patrick, where on earth did you get that information?”

But Patrick didn’t answer and just passed around the elixir I gave him.

“Be careful with that. It melts if it touches your skin.”

“I know. The demon hunter’s elixir is a poison for ordinary people. I will use it well, but the amount is small, so I probably won’t be able to return it.”

“It’s okay. Just use it all.”

Then Patrick smiled and searched his pockets and took out five gold coins.

“I know that the ingredients for making elixirs are expensive. Please use them to make new elixirs.”

I didn’t want to take it, but Patrick forced it into my hands.

“Thank you, Mr. Patrick.”

“Oh, and.”

Patrick spoke in passing while checking to see if the elixir cap was properly closed.

“It seems like demon hunter elixirs and oils are being distributed on the black market these days.”

“Really? Really? Even if it’s oil, the elixir wouldn’t be of any use to ordinary people?”

“They are diluted more than a hundred times. They have the effect of a kind of mild stimulant.”

You diluted it more than a hundred times?

Does that mean that ordinary people can also benefit from it?

I’ve never tried anything like that, is it really possible?

When I thought about it, the Tenevres who attacked yesterday were also applying magic resistance oil.

Judging from the fact that it completely overcomes Ornette’s defensive magic, it is not a fake counterfeit, but a genuine oil from a real demon hunter.

Hmm… The elixir and oil that the demon hunter himself made are circulating…

Demon hunters basically never sell the elixirs and oils they make.

It costs a lot of money to make it, and you’re busy using it for your own survival.

What kind of crazy person is he to distribute something like that?

Maybe now that the demons are gone, they’re selling what’s left.

“Then I will go, Mr. Leonard. I will use the elixir well.”

“Ah, yes. Goodbye.”

* * * * *

In front of the Drapener Guild.

As soon as Ornette pounded on the door with his fist, the door opened and a guild member came out.

The guild member who came out looked around with a puzzled expression.

This is because Ornette’s height was so short that the top of her head was below the guild member’s field of vision.

“Here.”

“Huh?”

A look of tension flashed across the face of the guild member who discovered Ornette.

Gray-haired wizard of the Lucas Guild.

If you work in the same industry in the same city, there’s no way you wouldn’t know.

However, the guild member pretended not to know and spoke.

“What are you? “This is not a candy store.”

“I came to meet the guild leader.”

“What? Guild leader?”

“I want to talk to the guild leader.”

“Go home. Go and ask mom to play.”

“It’s related to the Tenevre guild that attacked our guild yesterday. Ask the guild leader to come out.”

“What on earth does your guild being attacked have to do with us?”

“I was going to file a claim for damages with the Tenevre Guild, but the guild leader ran away. But your guild leader said he was sisters with the guild leader there.”

“What nonsense?”

“Guild Leader Tenevre is hiding here, right? If not, at least you know where she is. They are biological sisters.”

The guild members burst out laughing as if they were dumbfounded.

“Bring the guild leader.”

When Ornette spoke coldly, the guild members finally raised their voices.

“No, but where is this little bitch now…” ” . Hehe…”

Suddenly, the guild member started laughing with bleary eyes.

He was caught in Ornette’s illusion.

Ornette pushed the guild member aside and entered the guild.

There was nothing special inside the Drapener Guild.

There were large windows, so there was good lighting, and there were no threateningly hanging knives or clubs used to beat kidnapped debtors.

It just looked like an extremely ordinary guild.

Several guild members were looking at the request list and talking in low voices, then glanced at Ornette.

The guild members exchanged looks at the sudden appearance of the wizard of the Lucas Guild.

One person went inside the guild, and the others slowly got up from their chairs and blocked Ornette’s path.

“Business?”

“Guild leader.”

Ornette gave a short answer to the guild member’s question.

“Did you make a promise in advance? I’m not a leisurely person who can come and meet you like this.”

“I have never made a promise in advance. But it would be good for the guild not to refuse.”

The guild members snorted at Ornette’s threats.

Even though Ornette was a wizard, she was small and looked young.

Moreover, he never used fatal magic when making requests.

So, people regard Ornette as an ordinary apprentice wizard.

That’s because if he were a truly skilled and strong wizard, he wouldn’t be making a fortune from the guild.

In particular, in the case of the Drepenner guild members, they know in detail about yesterday’s events.

When the Tenevres coated in magic resistance oil approached, there was no reaction from the Lucas Guild.

Anyone with common sense would not have cast at least one defensive spell in a guild with a wizard.

This means that the gray-haired wizard in front of you can only use poor defensive magic that can be overcome by just applying magic resistance oil.

Because of this, the Drapener Guild members had no choice but to laugh at Ornette’s threats.

“Go when they say something nice. People who work on the same floor don’t want to make each other blush.”

But Ornette had no intention of backing down.

Ornette must find the Tenevre guild leader.

In a situation where I wasn’t an official guild member, the defensive magic didn’t work last night.

As if that wasn’t enough, a giant warrior who suddenly rolled in from nowhere took care of the attackers and immediately gained the trust of the secretary.

On the other hand, he didn’t play his role properly and was scolded by the guild leader for being rude.

To overturn this situation, you must first find the Tenevre guild leader that the secretary is looking for and take him there.

To do that, you have to face the guild leader and look into his psychology

“Ask the guild leader to come out. If he doesn’t, I’ll make you come out.”

“Seup, this. I wanted to look at it because it was a child…”

The Drapener guild members surrounded Ornette.

* * * * *

I headed to the Drapener Guild.

If you go and meet the guild leader in person and talk about what happened yesterday, you’ll probably get some kind of reaction.

I’ll hear about the whereabouts of the Tenevre guild leader, or if that doesn’t work, I’ll try to blame her by somehow holding her responsible since it’s her real sister’s fault her. Br﹥

I was already planning to visit someday.

There are three guilds in Shlesi.

Our Lucas Guild, Montaigne, a medium-sized guild with a standing platoon, and Drapener, a small guild that mainly engages in dirty work similar to a criminal investigation agency.

In a city the size of Shlesi, it is better to have one large guild that integrates everyone rather than small guilds.

So, the picture I am drawing is to either destroy the formidable Drapener guild or merge with it and promote it to a medium-sized guild to compete with Montaigne.

When I heard the story from Leana, I thought it was a bit low-quality to maintain a smooth cooperative relationship.

However, you can’t just rush in and hit their head, so you have to use your head.

For example, the border guards will soon be looking for the head of the Tenevre guild, and they will charge Dreffener with harboring a criminal or something like that.

The best way is to meet them on a request-to-request basis, like we did when we killed the six Tenevre guild members this time.

Then there won’t be a big problem even if you kill them all there.

But Dreffener said he doesn’t accept direct requests like that.

If possible, it would be better to set a trap and wait.

He knew that I had hidden Tenevre in case I went.

So they sweep it away in the name of self-defense.

Demon Hunters have a fatal compatibility with assassin-type enemies, like a snake in front of a frog.

It doesn’t use poison or memorize anything, and its senses are so sharp that it can even detect stealth techniques.

Moreover, the skills used by assassins are upwardly compatible with the skills of demon hunters.

If it’s an enclosed space where they can’t escape, they can kill everyone on the spot, whether it’s ten or twenty people.

There is no need to do anything else, just open Nightrend’s scream and neutralize it.

It would be great if as soon as I open the door and walk in, I’m greeted by a noose or something like that.

I hurried my steps in the direction of the Drapener Guild, hoping there was a trap.

Oh, I think that building over there is the Drapener Guild.

Kwaang-!!

Suddenly, the guild door flew away with a loud noise.

“Ugh!!”

Following them, those who appeared to be guild members screamed, crossed the air, and rolled around on the floor.

What is that?!