“The pressure I felt from them was anything but ordinary. It may be worth approaching them.”
I spoke while flipping through the booklet Commandment had handed me, saying, “These are the things you must memorize for this plan.”
There was no particularly profound reason I was recommending those two of all people.
They had genuinely looked strong, and they happened to resemble in-game characters.
That was all.
“If you are saying so yourself, Adventurer, then they certainly cannot be ordinary people. Could you describe what they looked like?”
“Their appearances were…….”
For the record, there wasn’t some complicated reason why the latter fact counted as grounds for recommending them either.
Most of this party happened to resemble in-game characters.
So maybe those two would eventually join us as though guided by fate too.
And if that was going to happen anyway, perhaps it would be better to bring them up now and save time.
That was all I had thought.
Even if no such coincidence existed, there was no question both of them were strong enough to be worth recruiting.
“They certainly did not look ordinary. Neither of them.”
“I see. Then, once the sun rises tomorrow, we can ask around. If they truly are skilled, there should be records of their exploits, so they should not be difficult to find. The Magic Tower may even already know of them.”
“I think it may also be worth asking the Lord and the Bishop. If they are among the…
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