Chapter 115: Anothers Invitation
At the same time, Vivian was walking towards the direction of Balonâs tent.
Vivian would head over to Balon practically every single night to discuss the planned next steps of their journey and confirmed the route for the transport team.
It wasnât just Vivian either. Alrith also does the same thing.
That one was also one of the top adventurers of Lamdrion. His level and combat ability arenât inferior to Vivian by any means. In this particular transport quest, the who of them were basically the main leaders besides Balon himself. Each leads their own separate adventuring party and work together with the knights. Although they do follow all of Balonâs orders in public, the two of them were in actuality outside of the knightsâ chain of command, so a lot of matters need to be discussed with Balon before they can be implemented.
Originally, Leon, as the last adventuring partyâs leader, was supposed to be the same as Vivian and Alrith and also discuss various necessary matters with Balon during the journey.
Unfortunately though, Leon was someone without any abilities in that respect. Beyond perhaps making some minor moves when itâs to his advantage, he didnât have any real competence when it came to the actual work.
He himself didnât really care for any of those tasks either. Itâs just one of the minor things that could get him some some profits if he joined, after all. Beyond that, none of it is within his consideration.
When it comes down to issues like those, Leon would just state at the very start something like âeveryone can decide on your own. I have no objections at allâ. Afterwards, he would basically sit out of the discussion.
In the world of adventurers, someone like Leon being looked down on is only natural.
However, the person himself doesnât mind at all.
Vivian knew that it was because Leonâs final goal is to become nobility. Being an adventurer is just a means to make connections, thatâs all. The person himself didnât care one bit how the world of adventurers actually rate him.
In Leonâs mind, he would become a noble sooner or later one day. Thereâs no way that he would stay an adventurer.
Thus, to Leon, the identity of an adventurer as well as his ratings in the profession were things he could easily do without.
In that case, it was obviously impossible to make Leon be more professional.
Honestly speaking, Vivian didnât particularly care to say anything about that either.
Everyone has their own wills, as the saying goes after all. Even if Leonâs starting point is somewhat impure, so long as it doesnât effect other people, why bother worrying about what they do?
Vivian is someone with firm principles, but her own view on thing differs from a lot of others. From a certain point of view, one can call her someone rather unusual.
Thanks to that, Vivian would rarely consider things from a single point of view. Rather, she would consider the entire situation and the thoughts of everyone involve. She also tends to suppress her own personal opinion, and not allow her own personal bias to affect her judgment.
That was why Vivian would, based on the current relations of the three races, adamantly tell Shien that âthe Hero must not appearâ back in the beginning. It was also why she could decide to lend Shien a hand even when wasnât familiar with him and put such absolute faith him him. That was something that was very difficult for anyone else to do.
Leili had once gave Vivian an evaluation. That her values were not like a humanâs. Rather, itâs more like a godâs.
Vivian couldnât particularly deny that either.
After allâŠ
âTo be absolutely truthful, itâs not like Iâm completely unrelated to the gods eitherâŠâ
As she thought of the difficult to speak up secret in her heart, Vivianâs mood turned rather complicated.
âPerhaps this viewpoint of mine is because of the [god] part of myself.â
It was because of that reason that Vivianâs own opinion of Leon is rather objective. She considers him as not a very professional adventurer, but it was still an entirely valid way of life, so she did not deny it either.
At the very least, Leon was very cooperative of everyoneâs actions. Baring cases where itâs damaging to his own profits, he would generally not object to anyone elseâs decision. In a certain way. heâs someone very âeasy to get along withâ.
Since it doesnât affect others, Vivian doesnât want to particularly say anything about his personal motives.
As already described, Vivian personally still tries to respect Leon as a person. She wouldnât act with stinginess when it comes to basic manners.
However, recently, Leonâs actions did indeed end up affecting Vivian somewhat.
âGood evening, Miss Vivian.â
Just as Vivian was heading to Balonâs tent, a familiar voice called out to her.
Vivian stopped walking and let out an exasperated sigh in her mind before turning about and facing the direction the voice came from.
There, the figure that she had anticipated appeared.
And it wasnât alone either.
âVivianâŠâ
Eudriceâs extremely guarded voice also entered Vivianâs ears.
There, a that magic item merchantâs daughter walked out from a nearby shadow while hugging a manâs hand.
Who else could that man be but Leon?
âGood evening, the two of you.â
Vivian nodded to the two of them in greeting. Her sharp eyes discovered something unnatural with the two of them.
Basically, the clothes on the two of them were a bit rumpled. Leon had red marks on his neck, and Eudriceâs seductive face was even more coquettish and energetic. Add to that the fact that the two of them have a rather warm atmosphere, it was obvious at a glance just what those two were doing just then in the shadows.
Vivian once again sighed in her mind.
Leon on the other hand acted like nothing had happened. As he subtly pulled himself out of Eudriceâs arms, he showed Vivian a smile.
âIs Miss Vivian heading over to Sir Balonâs place now?â
Leonâs spoke in a modest and gentle tone. His every motion was filled with elegance in a way that gives off a good impression.
Unfortunately for him, Vivian knew full well that those actions were done purposefully by Leon.
âIndeed.â Vivian did not look straight at Leon. Instead, she lowered her eyes and spoke politely, âOur travels today encountered an unexpected and unplanned for ogre pack attack. Itâs possible that something similar might happen tomorrow too. Just in case, I felt it necessary to discuss the matter first with Sir Balon and Alrith. See if maybe we should change our planned route so as to avoid danger zones.â
âIt really has been hard on you.â Leon spoke up as if worried over her, âTo make a woman like Miss Vivian to shoulder such things. It really is a failure on my own part.â
âNo, nothing like that.â Vivian shook her head, âThis is my work, so how can it be considered Leonâs failure?â
âThen at least allow me to show you my thanks.â Leon smiled at Vivian and continued, âHow about, after we reach the capital, I invite Miss Vivian out for a meal.â
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