Then I should consider whether I'd made some mistake while killing him, something that had made them suspect me of everything.
But it didn't seem like there was any need to worry about that now.
Since they'd specifically refrained from giving the guards any orders, that proved they still weren't sure what had happened to the man.
To be honest, ever since I learned Old Man Dragon had left the organization, I'd had an idea. Since I had nothing to do today, why not ask the old guy exactly why he'd quit?
It wasn't very far away, and this wasn't Jingmen City's original downtown. It was just close to Jingmen City, practically right next door. Nearby, I could see towns surrounded by stretches of desert, though many of the buildings in those cities had already collapsed. Without people to maintain them, buildings couldn't last long, especially with earthquakes and the like.
In short, Jingmen City had been built beside a reservoir.
Although the streets were spacious, the base itself wasn't very big. I wandered along, stopping now and then to look around, and after about ten minutes, leisurely made my way to the blacksmith's shop.
Just Not Telling You~ (Monthly Ticket Bonus Chapter)
As soon as I reached the entrance, I saw a man. His expression was somewhat gloomy. He wore a black denim jacket and black jeans, giving him a bit of a hip-hop vibe. His short, choppy hair was orange, and his eyes were filled with a gaze that made me feel slightly oppressed.
I barely paid him any attention. Just as I was about to go inside, he suddenly stopped, then looked up at me.
"Who are you?"
He asked calmly, but there was an unfriendly look in his eyes, as if he were... interrogating me.
"Who