Ex Strongest Swordsman Longs For Magic In Different World

Camilla Hennefeld sighed small as she looked down at the boy with a pleasant grin.

Because that's what I thought I might have made a light-hearted promise.

It doesn't mean I'm not sure I'm going to issue a magic challenge.

If I seemed to cower to that extent, I would not have bothered to undertake something like tutoring, even though I had some self-blame and my friend Sophia asked me to.

So it was because of something else.

"I'm going to think about it properly, so keep it big for today. You're not gonna think of anything else, are you?

"Hmm... I didn't mean to do that from the beginning, but I assumed that it would be impossible for this body to achieve it."

"That's what I would normally think...... the normal ones are not so bad for muscle aches in the first place"

"Mm... you're absolutely right"

This was a blind spot, but Camilla exhaled a sigh of fright into Soma's face as if to say so.

That's a double meaning.

And that was also why I was involved in the sigh ahead.

- Talk in the first place.

Now Camilla said she has terrible muscle aches, etc. … Normally, she doesn't get muscle aches as quickly as possible.

Especially to those with martial arts skills, enough to say it's impossible.

This is a simple story, because such people cannot, fundamentally, literally, become muscle aches.

As a result of each skill's ability to behave optimally, it is unlikely that you will be able to use your flesh as badly as you would have muscle aches.

If I say it at last, it is also because the effect of skills strengthens the flesh.

Well, I don't know if it's anything other than the effects of my skills.

For example, swinging even huge iron masses that are much heavier than their own.

Doing that could also cause muscle pain... but doing that would not fall within the normal scope.

That's why it's usually impossible to have muscle pain in itself.

Nevertheless, that is only the case if you have skills.

As a matter of fact, not so many people have martial arts skills.

Because most people, though it is possible to remember, do not need to remember in the first place.

Given the possibility of being attacked by such beings as demons and bandits, it's no harm to remember just in case... well, as long as you think about that, you'd be more certain to hire an escort as well.

For this reason, it is normal not to remember martial arts skills, except in the case of becoming a soldier or moving on to such aspects.

If you have time to do that, you should remember at least one knowledge of the profession you intend to be, that's the thing.

It's just that sometimes those people get muscle aches.

For example, that's what happens when demons attack you and you do everything you can to escape.

Essentially, this country rarely leaves demons and bandits because of their location and certain things, but not all of them are complete in this country.

Some go into business in other countries, others go out on some errand.

I mean those people...

Well, some of them work out their bodies with just a hobby... and those people naturally get muscle aches.

As a Camilla, I think you should honestly learn your skills as long as you do that, but it would be a difference in values around there.

Because those people don't value practicality, but building their bodies is an end in itself.

gossip.

Anyway, that's why it's unusual for people to have muscle aches, but it's not that none of them are.

But still, that's within common sense.

I had never even heard of Camilla, such as this, where severe pain would be enough muscle pain to run all over my body.

"By the way, I remember with a muscle ache, what did you end up doing? I think we need to do something extra."

"Hmm... no, I'm not making a big deal of it. I just did what I thought was necessary."

"Necessary, hey......"

That's probably true.

At least, I guess that's what Soma herself thinks, Camilla saw and understood that face.

At the same time, I wonder if you're going to tell me what you did.

"What exactly did you do?

"It's a secret."

So it was also within the assumption that that was the answer.

Or it's a lie because you were pretending to be the wind I remember in the first place.

The truth is that the timing has always been right.

Well, it turns out, there's never been one thing out of my expectations.

"I'm your tutor, huh?

"I'm more of a tutor, so be it. I don't have a hobby of happily talking about what caused this kind of failure."

"Hmm..."

The words, perhaps, are genuine.

But that's why Camilla couldn't help but think.

I wonder what the hell would have happened to this kid if he hadn't done a skills test.

Someone else just did, of course, where Camilla didn't do the skills test.

So that's not what I meant… for example, I wondered what would have happened if Soma had been born as a child in another, poorer village, not in this house.

Speaking of why I thought that, because a skill appraisal is actually not something that everyone gets.

The reason for this is simple, because skill appraisals cost the right amount of money.

Well, it's not that expensive, but it's not as easy as it sounds.

Of course it's worth it, but it's also up to people.

If you don't have a lot of skills, some people won't think it's worth it... in fact, the majority of people don't have a lot of skills.

However, I don't think it's worth it just to say that the result is that we won't be able to go down the wrong path, but it's Camilla's and Camilla's values for those who can spend every day without any shortcomings.

It is not uncommon for people who are located in poverty not to undergo skill tests.

And perhaps it was in that kind of environment that Soma was most capable of demonstrating his talents.

Those who do not possess skills are no match for those who possess skills.

It is common sense in this world and one of reason.

That cannot be overshadowed, and it is only futile to challenge.

Certainly there are instances where those who do not have skills beat those who do, and they can be given as examples.

But that is not an example of affirmation of effort in the first place.

That means, quite the opposite.

I spent my whole life working out to the limit, and it's the best I can do to equate with the lower levels, which is a sign of meaninglessness.

Subordinate is the least if I say so.

Officially recognized as a soldier, its lower limit.

It's only for one person, and it's far from top notch.

That's what junior skills are.

That's why there's nothing like getting a skills test and wasting your efforts being affirmed.

I was just about to, and they'd stop me with everything they could.

Even if you can't remember any skills.

But... yes, so Camilla thinks.

Even though I said I worked out to the extreme, that probably didn't involve enough muscle pain to run all over my body.

Or it is normally impossible for humans to do so.

No matter how much you try to do that, you're bound to get a brake somewhere.

So, what soma makes that possible?

Without those who would have stopped, how far could they have gone in fulfillment?

Lower, Intermediate...... or...?

That's what I thought.

Or there is no need to suffer from muscle pain in the first place either.

You just have to fix it with magic, and that's what you need.

It's only a story I've heard, but he says running all over Soma is really a severe pain.

That's also, of course, something that even adults are going to freak out about.

The doctor was talking about it, so I guess that's true.

How can I endure such a thing by fulfilling it?

As a matter of fact, Camilla didn't know much about Soma.

Camilla also lives in this mansion, so although there were quite a few opportunities for face-to-face conversation, there was little to talk about.

But I heard from Sophia, so I'm pretty sure she knows about Soma.

To be honest though, Camilla didn't really believe it.

As a parent, I think he's exaggerating.

So soma for Camilla is just a boy who talks a little strange.

The only impression Camilla has on Soma is almost what she has seen with her own eyes in the last three days... but therefore, I think.

I'm really sorry.

Camilla is a tutor.

Moreover, of the position employed by Neumont, is.

If Soma tries to do something extra, he has to say no.

Well, given that it's likely to go to waste, that's only natural.

"... I guess I'm the only one who wanted to see the end of it or something"

It was a real shame that Camilla exhaled her little sigh as she thought about it and rolled the words in her mouth alone.