Viska's suggestion was quite interesting: she wanted to spend two days having fun in someone else's fortress, and she said it with an outrageously domineering attitude. Literature Museum I thought the fact that the three Recruiting Officers had not drawn their swords yet proved they had quite good manners. Of course, it was also possible that they simply had not taken Viska seriously and merely thought Ice Sister was stirring up trouble.
But I knew this Rogue was serious: she really intended to set aside our plans for tomorrow and visit their fortress first.
Considering that Viska looked impulsive and willful but had never actually delayed anything important, perhaps she truly had some special reason for this. So I nodded slightly, indicating that I had no major objection. There was no need to rush to the Imperial Capital or Dark Moon within a day or two, and getting in touch with a Knights Order about to participate in the Dark Moon War might let us learn something about the war from another angle.
The red-haired mature beauty named Anna ignored Viska, turning back to continue discussing recruitment with the old village chief. She looked entirely businesslike, with efficiency as her priority. Viska's temper immediately flared, and she casually formed two large fireballs, tossing them between her hands. "Can't you understand human speech? How long have you been dragging out this lousy business of yours? If you really want to solve the problem quickly, let's leave now. We can pack up and return to the fortress with you right away. You people can barely manage to recruit conscripts despite coming out under the banner of official soldiers. No wonder you're still Iron Knights."
Then she looked at the old village chief. "By the way, what does Iron Knight mean?"
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