Chapter 159
Woke up as a Worthless Swordsmanship Genius
Episode 159
The Count laughed heartily, saying he knew that would happen.
âThere is just one catch.â
-What is that?
He suddenly stopped laughing at my next words.
I asked fiercely, âWhat kind of person is disturbing me?â
âYou need to get your fatherâs permission.â
-Oh, thatâs natural. do not worry. I will get a confirmation from Gerrard.
âthank you. And there is one more thing.â
When I told him that the person called Inspector was involved, his face was distorted in a hideous way.
I gritted my teeth as if these guys were going on a rampage without even knowing the subject.
-What do you want me to do? Should I kill them?
He said he would do as much as he wanted if he asked, and told him to just talk.
When I think about his temperament, I can see that he would cut off the heads of inspectors if I asked him to.
âThey are my prey. âI have no intention of handing it over to someone else.â
Revenge is best achieved with your own hands, but if you rely on someone elseâs help, the pleasure is diminished.
I will make them pray to me again and again with my own hands.
But that wasnât the case now.
âno. Thatâs not it. âCan I take them with me?â
-what?
His angry eyes became round.
He looked like he was wondering if he had heard wrong.
I said it to him again.
âI asked if I could take them to the South.â
-They are in the south�
âyes. Although they are stupid, they are intermediate sword experts. âI donât know about the other side, but it will be of some help when fighting.â
-Uhmâ¦.
He let out a small sigh.
Taking me with me was a different matter than taking them with me.
Since I didnât know that, I quietly waited for his answer.
-It wonât be difficult.
As time passed and he got bored, he gave a positive answer.
-Iâm the one in charge this time, so there wonât be a big problem if we add one or two more people. And if itâs knight level⦠thatâs fine.
He nodded, holding his chin.
-Bring it with you. But I donât know if itâll be okay. Will those who grew up nobly in the center be able to withstand the harsh tendencies of the South?
âHmm⦠Still, youâre a sword expert, arenât you? âThere is something that has climbed that far, so I donât think it can hold up.â
-You donât know that.
He snorted. He was convinced that the inspectors would never survive in the South.
I couldnât easily agree with those words.
I had only seen and heard about the South and had not experienced it myself, so I wasnât sure what I would do.
âthank you. see you tommorow.â
-okay. Iâll see you tomorrow.
He cut off communication.n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om
I got up and left the room.
âWhat were you doing in your room?â
âWhat are you hiding? âItâs nothing short of suspicious.â
Perhaps they were waiting, but as soon as I left the room, the inspectors were there.
He asked me what I was doing in my room and told me to tell him right away.
I left them alone to do whatever they did, and their momentum rose to sky-high levels.
âThis is only for today.â
Okay.
Because today is the only time I go on a rampage without even knowing my subject.
I ignored them and headed straight to the Count.
Count Warrug said he could persuade me, but it was better to do this with my own mouth.
âGo and come back.â
As if the story had already been mentioned, the Count gave permission very easily.
It was a feeling of comfort that was embarrassing.
âDo you need anything? âIf you have anything to ask of me, please tell me now.â
ââ¦doesnât exist.â
âokay. âThen have a nice trip.â
He waved his hand with an indifferent expression.
His face was very tired.
I knew it was because of the inspectors.
The inspectors were not only harassing me and my vassals, they even asked the Count for cooperation.
âIâm just glad I didnât kill him.â
I knew what would have happened to them if I hadnât asked the Count to leave it to me.
âThen Iâll be back.â
âAs you can see, I wonât be able to see you off tomorrow.â
âI know.â
I bowed my head to him and left the office.
I headed to the training ground, ignoring the inspectors who were following me, repeating what I said like a parrot.
Whoosh whoosh!
At least at the training ground, they became quiet.
Those who said they were not afraid of death trembled at the spirit of the knights.
Their behavior was so strange that I wondered if they wanted to be killed by Count Nana rather than the knights.
âHow about a quick round of sparring?â
âgreat.â
The knight commander who was looking after the knightsâ swords readily accepted my request.
It looked like he was waiting.
Bang kwaang!
I started sparring with the knight commander and was able to calm my stinging ears for a while.
***
âWhat did you just say?â
âIf my ears are not wrong, did you say southern?â
A day later, as I was about to head south, the inspectors in front of me were standing among themselves, their faces turning white.
âYou heard me well. âIâm going to the South.â
âWhyâ¦!â
âWhy are you going there? âDid you get permission?â
One of them shouted fiercely.
He looked around at them and said.
âThen is there any reason why I shouldnât go?â
âOf course permission was given thereâ¦!â
âIf permission is given, I have already received it. âThe person in charge of this supply is Count Warrug, and he appointed me directly.â
âUhâ¦â
âIs this still a problem?â
They rolled their eyes.
We looked at each other not knowing what to do.
âThere is a problem!â
Then, as if something occurred to him, an inspector raised his hand.
There is no problem, so why is there a problem?
When I looked back at him, he shouted with great energy.
âYou are the subject of investigation. âItâs strange that you, who are supposed to be investigated by us, are going somewhere else!â
âThatâs right! If you refuse to be investigated by us, you are disobeying the kingâs orders!â
Ah, it will come out like that.
But what should I do about this? It has already been resolved.
âThatâs okay.â
âwhatâ¦?â
âThe inspectors can follow me.â
ââ¦!â
Their eyes widened in surprise.
âWhy are you so upset? âIsnât it natural?â
âHow is that normal?â
âThatâs strange. As far as I know, the authority responsible for sending supplies to the south comes from His Majesty the King. âAre you really going to disobey His Majestyâs orders?â
âThatâsâ¦!â
âI never said I refused to investigate. I just asked for your understanding. They said they would move the investigation location. âDidnât you say that you chose a specific location when you came out for inspection?â
ââ¦.â
They fell silent.
Itâs embarrassing. There was nothing wrong with what I said.
They only came out to inspect me as a person, and did not select a specific âlocationâ to investigate me.
Just like I said, they can follow me wherever I go.
âAnd you donât know what Iâm going to do when I get there. Like you said, a warlock could come out of there. Shouldnât we go and watch together? âIâm sure you wonât abandon your duty.â
I didnât make a hole for them to escape.
Somehow I made him follow me.
âI guess Iâll just have to go!â
âYou have to be prepared! âWe will find out your true situation in detail!â
In the end, they had no choice but to accept.
He said with a bright smile to those people who were shouting that he would not lose at any cost.
âThen Iâll be looking forward to it. âPlease go.â
I snapped my fingers and the maids waiting nearby brought out several bags and handed them to them one by one.
âThisâ¦?â
âI prepared this just in case, but it turned out well. âIt contains daily necessities that will be used for the next three months.â
Their faces hardened at my tone, which seemed to suggest that I was preparing.
Only then did they realize that they had been taken for bait.
But once the words were spoken, I couldnât take them back.
âCount Warrug is waiting.â
When I got up to the gate, they hesitated with my bag.
I nodded to them and told them to come.
They reluctantly got on the gate and it was like watching a cow being dragged to a slaughterhouse.
âWelcome. âRaymond was waiting.â
Count Warrug welcomed me warmly.
Selina was standing next to him, but for some reason she couldnât look at me and had her head down.
âhello. I amâ¦!â
Beside him, the inspectors tried to introduce themselves to Count Warrug.
âThere is no need to introduce yourself.â
He cut them off. The inspectorsâ faces were so pale at his cold attitude that they were unable to say anything.
âI was grateful before!â
At that time, Selina approached, bowed her head, and quickly left.
I looked back at Count Warrug to ask what was going on, and he mentioned his state of enlightenment the other day.
Only then did I understand why Selina was so embarrassed.
âThen move slowly.â
Count Warrug said there was no time to stay like this and urged us to move quickly.
As the Count said, the inspectors were coming, he closed his eyes tightly.
***
The road to the south was very difficult.
Until I left, I thought about how rough the road would be.
No matter how rough it was, I thought it would be worse than the north.
But it wasnât.
Literally, the road to the south was very difficult.
The road was steep and the ground was very curved, making it difficult for carriages to pass.
In some places, the bushes were so thick that several people had to rush in to make a path.
âIs it always like this?â
âIt has to be like this. This place itself is very dangerous, so no one travels this road except us who move once every three months. So there is no way. and.â
He raised his hand and pointed forward.
âSometimes the river rises like this and blocks the road.â
The place he pointed to was a wide river connected by a bridge.
However, the water had risen so much that the area where the bridge had been was submerged and there was no trace of the bridge.
The water also seemed very deep.
If youâre a knight with a strong body, there wonât be much danger.
âItâs a problem with luggage.â
As it was once every three months, the amount of supplies was enormous.
Just by looking at the more than twenty knights guarding them, you could tell how big the number was.
âSo there is nothing to call this a road. âWe have to make it every time we go.â
The Count looked around at everything and spoke calmly.
âFrom now on, everyone except a few people who will guard the supplies will cut down the trees!â
âWizards, make a bridge by weaving together the trees the knights cut down!â
âWe have to make it strong! âNothing should be left behind!â
The Count used his Aurors to raise his voice and began to command.
The knights and wizards moved steadily under his command.
âIs there anything I can do?â
âFor now, rest. âSomething will happen soon.â
The Count said not to waste your energy on this.
I was puzzled by his words, thinking that it would end faster if we helped together.
Argh!
It wasnât long before I realized what those words meant.