A Girl Who Was Told “You Have No Talent” Turned Out To Be A Talented Monster

Property damage incidents usually occurred at night. In addition to that, the range of human activity was also limited, or narrowed down to a certain extent.

Late at night, Litty and Roma split into two groups to search, with Roma searching from the ground and Litty jumping from roof to roof of the buildings to search from above.

It was hard to tell in the darkness, but Litty was listening carefully. If property damage happened, there would most likely be a sound.

“This area was a commoner neighborhood…” (Litty)

Almost no one would go out of their way to hire a guard, unless they were noble or rich. Litty was convinced that this was where the culprit was aiming.

Looking for shadows lurking in the darkness, Litty wandered around while ignoring normal passerby. The search was not showing any results, but Litty continued, not giving up.

Although she had a simple desire to help those in need, from the bottom of it all, she simply didn’t want to get in other people’s way.

Litty would only interfere with others if it involved her own adventures, especially that interfered with it, which would definitely show her. Regardless if the effect was large or small, or if it involved their lives, ideas or goals, if the culprit ended up interfering with her adventures, then she would definitely put a stop to it.

Litty’s mind continued to wonder what she was willing to do if her own adventures were interrupted by someone else’s self-serving logic.

“That one…” (Litty)

The figure from above looked suspicious. It was walking, checking left and right, back and forth, and rummaging for something.

Eventually, the figure spotted a house and approached the door. It was holding a sword in its hand.

Litty was convinced that the person was the culprit because of the abnormality of taking out a weapon in front of someone’s house.

She climbed down from the roof to the ground and got behind the figure.

“Wait!” (Litty)

“Hiii!”

The culprit reacted in a pathetic manner. There was no way such a person could escape from Litty, and he was easily apprehended.

In doing so, she made him drop his weapon, leaving no room for resistance.

“You are the culprit of this series of incidents, aren’t you?” (Litty)

“You, you…” (Culprit)

“…Who are you?” (Litty)

Litty did not know the man. The only thing she did know was that he was an adventurer. She had seen him with Aldis the other day.

“You were with Aldis-san, weren’t you?” (Litty)

“Yes, but not now… I can’t keep up with that guy anymore…” (Culprit)

“Then why are you doing this?” (Litty)

“I can’t tell you…” (Culprit)

Litty thought about it for a moment, but decided there was no need to get the reason out of him.

Litty did not feel discouraged even if her opponent was the same adventurer as her who did this.

The important thing was to take him into custody and deliver him to the right place. Because that was all that mattered.

“Please stay quiet.” (Litty)

“What are you going to do with me…” (Culprit)

“I’m going to hand you over to the Order.” (Litty)

“No, don’t!” (Culprit)

Litty restrained him from going berserk. The adventurer was astonished, wondering where this little girl got such strength.

Even though he was Rank 5, there was still a considerable difference in size between them.

“Ugh…damn…” (Culprit)

“Come on, let’s go.” (Litty)

“Oh, wait? You there, stop!” (Baider)

The Baider’s Amphisbaena Squad rushed to the scene. At this moment, Litty instinctively thought, “Ah, no good!”

First, the timing was too good. Then, she thought about the events that happened in the guild earlier. Baider was acting suspicious, but she didn’t think much about it at that time.

She had been really careless.

Moreover, because of her only focusing on finding the culprits, she didn’t notice the people approaching her from afar.

“This seems like a dangerous situation, and this late at night…. And that weapon, I see. Is there some kind of conflict happening.” (Baider)

“The culprit is this person.” (Litty)

“Hah? We’ll be the ones to judge that, right?”