5 [04] Slave Trading Company.txt (1/2)

The road leading to the Demon Fog Forest.

In the small square before entering the forest, a group of people with carriages were camped out for the night.

Their physiognomy is poor, and considering the fact that they are heading towards the Demon Fog Forest, and the two girls who are seated in iron shackles and shackles, unable to move, it can be assumed that they are not a legitimate group.

'Kukkaku, you're lucky this time. I didn't think you'd get an elf.

The man who turned his attention to the two girls is dressed like a merchant, but his atmosphere seems more vicious than the men around him.

You're not going to be able to get a good deal more than you'd like.

I wonder if it is his men who are pouring and talking to the merchant-like man.

He is carrying a huge Great Axe on his back and talking to him with a grin and a deceitful smile.

Unlike the merchant-like man, the men around him, including him, have no uniformity in their equipment, which suggests that they are mercenaries.

'Ah, there will be a significant surplus this time. There will be more rewards to give to you guys.

'Oh! That's what I'm talking about. That's a lot of muscle.

''Well, that's only if you make it through the Demon Fog Forest in one piece. Don't let your guard down, okay?

Don't worry about it. We'll just follow the usual route.

From the content of the conversation, it seemed that this group had experienced passing through the Demon Fog Forest several times.

They were probably taking a route that avoided the interception range of the Virum and the others.

''Well, but...''

The dark-eyed man stood up and approached the two girls.

”You're a bit of a misfit on your end, though!

Suddenly, he kicks the girl in the stomach.

'Agh! I....ugh. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I don't know why she kicked me, but the girl does nothing but apologize.

If she asks why, she knows she's going to get kicked again.

'Hey! I told you I wouldn't hit you if I was quiet!

A blond-haired, blue-eyed, good-looking elf girl bites at him, but the man is nowhere to be found.

'So you're kicking him, not hitting him. This time you're going to sell for a lot of money. I don't care if a defective one like this one gets hurt or not.

As he says this, he grabs the horns growing out of the other girl's head and forces her to look up.

Her dull and shaggy hair is so dirty that you can't see its original color, and perhaps because she's been handled roughly, the painful blue bruises on her skin stand out.

The only thing that can be said for this is that it's a cowboy with such an uneven body, you know? If you're a normal cow person, you're as big as a human's big tits even at your age. A cow man race with no milk wouldn't even be a trifle.

While saying that, the merchant-like man throws the girl roughly to the ground.

''This...!''

Oh, you're sure? You can use this kid (kid) for s*x work if you stand up to it, you know?

In response to the man's words, the bandits turned their lowly gaze to the girl and tried to stand up.

''Ugh... Kuch.''

Glaring at the man in frustration, the elf called out apologetically as he walked over to the side of the girl who had been thrown at him.

''...I'm sorry. There's nothing I can do about it now.''

The girl who was thrown to the ground got up dazed and shook her head and looked down at the girl without saying a word.

The men were less interested in the dingy girl and resumed their drinking and eating and began to make a scene.

They didn't know.

That there was a lone snake watching the scene.

In the village of spirits, where the air is calm, an unbecoming sound of battle resounds in the air.

It's a black-eyed, black-haired young man, Vilm, who flies around the village, flying over all kinds of things from a foothold, and Hinori, a spirit animal that flies freely through the air.

They are in training, I guess.

In addition to the two parties involved, there are also a few other spirits who seem to be there to watch the game.

It's a good thing that you can't get away from the fact that you can't get away from the fact that you can't get away from the fact that you can't get away from the fact that you can't get away from the fact that you can't get away.

Virum jumped up from his perch in the tall trees and approached Hinori.

Hinori fires countless feather-shaped flames at Virum to keep him from getting closer.

Virum, who is in the air, is unable to avoid them.

However, Virum's expression is not one of impatience; rather, he smiles as if to say ”I've been waiting for you”.

When Hinori saw Virum's smile, she thought, 'Oh, shit,' but it's too late.