How a Former Pro Takes Advantage by Doing an Easy Job

- Episode 35:

Please leave the guidance for Episode 35 .

I will show you the real life of dragons in recent times!

After making a loud noise, Melunes transformed into a dragon and burned Cania, and the others flew away with Salia and Delneph each turning into dragons.

We soon arrived somewhere within the city.

“… … iced coffee.”

“???? This.”

“… … huh? Why are you here?”

Everyone, including Kania Delnef and Meika, tilted their heads looking at it.

“this… … no matter how you look at it Isn't it a bar?”

[yes! Exactly!]

Melunes exclaimed, vigorously beating her tail on the floor.

[This is the most lively place in the city lately! This is a pub that many people have been looking for lately.]

“… … Why bar?”

Kania muttered as if she was genuinely puzzled. Seeing this, Salia slaps Melunes on the back with her tail.

(Aww. What are you doing!)

(……I was thinking of something stupid, no, before that. What the hell are you thinking to get you here?

)

I was genuinely curious. The brain of this fool.

(Hehe. It's Salia who doesn't know what.)

But for some reason, she's boasting.

(I recognized it too. Apparently, that human being has a noble status in human society_.) I do

n't know the social structure of humans, but I heard that they are royalty anyway.

(So?)

(Of course, if you are a thin lady, you will hate this kind of atmosphere!)

It is not without grounds. so claimed.

(In addition to collecting information, I read books about people I recently encountered! I heard that even an adult with a personality will spit harsh words and run away if you take them to a drinking party from the first meeting?) (Did you get a strange novel about humans? Huh

? )

I think there is.)

A person of a noble status who grew up like a flower in a greenhouse would not like a distracted place like this.

Even more so in this bar.

Since recently opened, it has been a place where all kinds of wild dragons gather.

(I think I'll lose my temper enough.)

(……I think I'll lose my temper to you.)

(Yes? Salia is bitter today.)

That's it. Salia sneaked a peek at Kania's condition.

(……Does he really hate it?)

Kania looked up at the signboard and tilted her head before finally thinking about something.

“What are you okay with? Are you normal?”

I muttered lightly and stepped forward.

As you can see, I don't care at all.

It wasn't just her, Meika and other humans didn't seem to care too much.

No, there were often people who called for joy as if it went well.

[…] … Huh?]

When the reaction was unexpectedly weak, I tilted my head as if I was curious, but it was after Kania had already entered.

“What are you doing? Let's go in.”

[Ah.. Yes...]

The oars that cannot be left out even after being guided.

In the end, Melunes also found herself in a position where she followed suit belatedly. Delneph, who had been watching silently at the end, followed with a sigh.

As if he was the only one who knew what was going to happen after this.

However, as if to avoid sparks in advance, they deliberately followed a little late.

“Let’s go!”

I didn't expect Kania to be bothered, but now I can't say anything else. Let Melunes open the door and come in.

[…]

[… ] … .]

For an instant, the atmosphere inside the bustling shop becomes slightly quiet, and the eyes are focused on this side.

Faces that seem to have nothing to do with the usual atmosphere.

There… … .

[…] … Are they humans?]

[Why humans?]

It's only natural to be surprised that humans have been brought in as well.

On the other hand, Kania followed their gaze and made eye contact with the dragons' eyes confidently, then jumped down and jumped onto the table where they were.

[How are humans here?]

[…] … Come to think of it, didn't you say you were a guest brought by Nerel?]

[Why is that guest?]

[Isn't that the guy in the back, Delnef?

When did he come back?]

Conversely, Kania spoke to the puzzled dragons in a friendly way.

“If it’s okay, can you join us? Do you have anything fun?”

He talked to me so casually, like a friend I hadn't seen in a long time.

Even the dragons, who were suspicious of them, recalled the guideline not to harm humans, and eventually hesitantly accepted the story in moderation.

[Wouldn’t it suit a human?]

“It doesn’t matter.”

[Hmm… … .]

At first, the dragons, who were worried about ignoring it, took out the smallest of their cups, as if they thought of a joke.

[human. You must know where this is.]

“Isn’t it obvious?”

[yes. It's obvious. Kkeuk.]

As if playing a practical joke, the dragon poured the same kind of liquor they drank into the cup.

[I don't know what it is, but at least if you can't drink the same thing, it's okay. Hahahaha.]

What a mischievous joke.

I can't even drink it anyway.

This drink was brewed exclusively for dragons. It's not particularly poisonous, but it's deadly to other races.

Even a dwarf might not be able to pass it on properly.

“Hmm? Indeed, this is the same everywhere.”

However, Kania sighed as if it were not a big deal and grabbed the cup.

and… …

[what… … Why did it happen like this?]

Melunes tilted her head as if wondering. Less than an hour later, an even bigger drinking party than a moment ago broke out.

It's not just Kania. The other humans who accompanied her also seemed a bit hesitant at first, but soon joined the dragons casually.

[It's quite good! human! Honestly, giving this was a joke.]

“It's okay. Even where I used to be, there were a lot of guys like uncles.”

[Is that so? home… … Then, it's not like this, but you should bring out your secret drink... … .]

[Oh! Take it out! I use it only because I look down on humans!]

Although there is a high-pitched voice, it is a sound that literally comes out of drunkenness rather than malice.

The blue dragon blinked at the atmosphere of harmony.

[…] … How?]

[What the hell... … Isn't that obvious?]

[Delnef?]

Delnef calmly explained to her, who was so agitated that she couldn't react properly to the fact that Delnef had talked to her.

[There are people who can sit on an equal footing with their own people even among humans.]

[…] … Yes?]

When I was about to ask again what it meant. Someone pulled at her feet.

It's Kania who broke a bottle of alcohol at some point.

“Are you coming too?”

[…] … Now wait.]

Melunes flinched.

I was taken aback as if it was something I hadn't expected.

But the feet are being dragged.

… … Are you pulling this human force?

[right… … wow?! Now, wait a minute!]

Melunes endured, but in the end, she couldn't stand a single human strength and was dragged for nothing.

At least, I looked at my friend asking for help.

[Salia! … … Doesn't it?!]

I don't know if he sneaked out at some point.

[It's sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!]

Melunes, on the other hand, was forcibly dragged into the drinking party and stretched out after sticking his mouth into the keg that Kania struck like a hammer.

I don't know what to say now, but she was weaker to alcohol than the rest of her kind.

[Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu... … It was a disaster... … .]

Leaving behind the seat that had been going on for several hours, she staggered with a hangover.

Dragons suffer from drunkenness just like any other creature.

I managed to get out of the store and barely stretched out.

He almost earned the dishonorable title of being a dragon who was subjugated not with a sword but with alcohol.

[So what did I say? Didn't I say let's think about it?]

And before I knew it, Salia came back and spoke to me calmly.

[Where did you escape from!]

[No? that is? I'm weak on alcohol.]

That kind of hellish drinking party is a no-go. While muttering that, I peek inside the store.

The hellish drinking party still continues.

A masterpiece of humans and dragons.

I wonder if it was a scene that would go down in history.

Now, the blue dragon, the cause of it, has no time for jokes like that.

To be honest, I have a headache from a hangover.

[I'm weak too?! no… … Those humans are strange!]

Among humans, only Kania and the others are unique.

But, not knowing that fact, she hit the ground and regretted it.

[I will definitely make you sick of it next time!]

[…] … and. Look at your tenacity.]

Salia decided not to worry about anything anymore.

Because this guy can't do it right. We know each other well because we are friends.

[Anyway, I was relieved.]

[I wasn't relieved!]

Even after that, she chose a place where there were no ties to humans as much as possible and guided Kania to it.

An arena frequented by violent dragons.

If you were a normal human who could compete with dragons for speed, he carefully selected and guided you to places where you could run away without turning your back.

Each time, instead of being disgusted, Kania ran wild like a fish out of water.

Doesn't a dragon with a dirty temper push back with force and strike a group?

He puts reins on Delneph, who was still, and forces him to fly, causing a runaway.

[…] … hey? Is that person really like that?]

“It seems that the leader is more excited than usual. are you okay. When I get tired of it, I will come back on my own.”

And on the other hand, Salia and Mayka are having a friendly conversation after talking openly.

It seemed that there was something in common between the people who were usually in trouble.

“But that dragon is that one… … Is it okay if I let it go?”

Incidentally, Melunes, who continued to guide Cania through this commotion, was already stretched out in a corner.

The girls who were watching the unusual situation were also wondering when it was spread out.

[iced coffee. does not matter. Let's do some reflection on this.]

“Reflection?”

[ah? There is such a thing.]

Salia only slightly turned her head away from the puzzled Meika and sighed.

a result of self-inflicted Rather, I hope it becomes a medicine to reflect on and grow older.

She thought a little calmly.

Of course, Melunes was persistent.

[Ughhhh… … It's still far... … human… … No Kania Ernesia.]

However, this dragon is truly tenacious.

Melunes continued to break through her wiles, but still unable to give up her will, she pondered what to do next.

[ha… … Hey. now slowly... … .]

It's just too close to let go of this. It was time for Salia to decide that it was time to give her friend some advice.

[Meluness, let's just say this.]

She wasn't the one who said that.

It was Delneph.

[place… … Mr. Delnef?]

Melunes blinked blankly in front of him as he spoke coldly.

Like I never thought of this situation.

Delneph continued speaking in a cold tone as if he were dealing with someone he needed to be on guard against.

[I was going to leave it alone for a while, but I can't stay still if you continue to cheat.]

[…] … What do you mean by that?]

[Did you think you wouldn't know?]

Of course, I knew right away that she had deliberately chosen a place only to annoy humans.

No, I noticed from the beginning.

However, the reason why she kept shut up was because she knew Kania's tendency. And for proper care.

But that too is over.

[More than that is dangerous. I'll put it aside and I won't be able to move on quietly if Nerel finds out.]

Even if it's not the case, it seems that Kania has been in trouble lately because of her excitement and accidents.

If she learns her true intentions, unlike Delneph and Kania, she won't stand by.

[Delneph, I... … .]

[I understand that you hate humans. Certainly, there must be some of my own people who haven't gotten over it yet.]

[That's true, but... … .]

She tried to argue, but Delnef gave her a cold stare as if she had no intention of listening.

[I am… … For the liberation of Delneph... … .]

[… … I don't understand.]

If Delnef had a little more consideration to listen to other people's stories, he might be able to solve it differently... … .

Unfortunately, he is still fundamentally immature.

Even if it became round, the nature of a creature that couldn't think of others' point of view was still the same.

[done. If you can't reflect, then... … .]

It was when he was about to step out as if he was going to do his job.

[No, that's not it, you ultanga.]

The tone of your voice as if you were scolding a pathetic child.

At some point, Kania, who was behind Delnef, kicked his tail.

cooong! A heavy sound resounds.

[Kuhuhhh?!]

His screams echo. It's not just about humans. It was struck by a person with one of the best pedigrees among humans.

It seems to be crushed by a rock.

[What are you doing! Cania Ernesia?!]

Delneph, who had returned to his original pitiful dragon face, taking a step backwards as if hiding his tingling tail behind his back. How

a former pro

sucks honey