Chapter 183: Gazef Stronoff
"Acheval-san!"
Shido heard a voice calling him so he turned around and saw that it was Climb jogging towards him with a happy expression. It's been a while since they saw each other so he felt excited seeing Shido again. Because of Princess Renner's plan to eradicate the Eight fingers, Climb also decided to participate and Princess Renner also agreed with his decision.
"Oh, Climb? You're also here." Shido said with a smile.
He held a favorable opinion of the young man. Climb possessed the traits and personality befitting a great knight, loyal, determined, and courageous. Unfortunately, his limited talent had hindered his growth, keeping him from reaching his full potential. Still, that never stopped him. His unwavering resolve to press forward and protect the one he cherished most earned Shido's respect.
The two stood at the site where adventurers, mercenaries, and others had gathered in preparation for the upcoming raid.
"Yes. Princess Renner agreed to let me participate," Climb said, straightening his back with a determined nod. He clenched his fists, silently vowing to prove his worth to the princess.
"Really?" Shido raised an eyebrow, a hint of suspicion flickering in his eyes. Knowing how peculiar Princess Renner's personality could be, he couldn't help but wonder if there was more to this. Most of her actions carried hidden meanings, and Climb's unexpected involvement might be another piece in her larger plan.
"Un! I won't let those evil people carry out their wicked plans," Climb said firmly after taking a deep breath. He understood just how dangerous the Eight Fingers were, and he knew he had to remain vigilant.
He glanced at Shido, who stood calmly without a trace of worry on his face. Climb let out a small sigh, a twinge of envy surfacing in his heart. Unlike him, Shido was strong, and a very strong individual at that. There was a quiet confidence about him that Climb admired.
"Well, alright then. Just be careful," Shido warned. "There are many members of that organization who are far stronger than you."
Though he trusted that Climb wouldn't act recklessly, he still felt the need to caution him. His concern made Climb's chest feel a little lighter.
