How a Black-Haired Barbarian Survived the Labyrinth in Another World-Chapter 61: Back to the labyrinth

Look at this kid?

A chill came over Jung Yu-shin’s eyes.

Paladin Soline also hardened his expression.

“Why did your nose grow long?”

Jung Yu-shin growled.

The gnome’s face turned pale.

“That’s... that’s not it.”

“What?”

As the atmosphere became strange, several people began to cross their arms and look at the table where Jung Yu-shin was sitting.

“...”

The gnome hesitated with a red face.

“Slavery is bad? Speak clearly.”

Jung Yu-shin urged.

But the gnome remained silent.

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Jung Yu-shin slammed the table.

“Speak!”

Jung Yu-shin’s voice resonated through the room.

The surroundings became as quiet as a mouse.

The eyes of the explorers in the guild were all focused on the gnome.

Jung Yu-shin’s face distorted fiercely.

“Have you heard of slave hunters? They are people who capture people who are living normal lives and sell them as slaves. They are not just wandering around the Eastern Union border. They are also found in the Labyrinth City.”

Jung Yu-shin put his hand into his bosom and grabbed the dagger.

“Choose your words carefully from now on. If you don’t want to get caught.”

After speaking, he glared at the gnome.

The gnome’s throat twitched.

“No! That’s not what I meant! I just...”

“Just what?”

Jung Yu-shin’s eyes began to glow with murderous intent.

Unable to bear it any longer, the gnome shouted.

“This is my taste! I like being a slave!”

What?

An awkward silence descended on the guild.

Jung Yu-shin opened his mouth.

The gnome's nose had already disappeared.

"I...I have nothing to do with those slave hunters! This is the truth!"

"..."

He was completely wrong.

He had just revealed the poor gnome's suspicious sexual preferences.

The surroundings began to murmur.

"Why is that Barbaroi bastard revealing other people's preferences? He's going too far. Do you just reveal things that you don't like and are suspicious of? Tsk."

"But that gnome's tastes are a bit like that. Slave play."

"That's true. A bunch of dangerous guys."

People's mutterings rang through his ears.

Jung Yu-shin lowered his head.

"I'm sorry."

"You bad boy!!!"

The gnome's eyes were filled with resentment.

“I’m sorry.”

Jung Yu-shin kept bowing his head while repeating his apology.

How much time had passed?

The gnome who had been staring at the back of his head sighed deeply and folded his arms.

“I’m sorry? Then increase the percentage of compensation I receive. What’s the point of just apologizing in words?”

“No. That won’t do.”

Jung Yu-shin raised his head and cut off the gnome’s proposal like a knife.

The gnome gaped open. His mind was confused. Does this Barbaroi not have a human heart?

Jung Yu-shin opened his mouth with a slightly red face.

“I feel sorry. Since we exchanged this once, let’s keep the compensation percentage the same.”

“···You’re a terrible guy. Won’t you give in on this?”

The dwarf sitting at the table next to him muttered.

Jung Yu-shin turned his head and looked at the dwarf.

“You’re not even in our party, why do you keep interfering? Do you want to get your butt spanked?”

When Jung Yu-shin said something, the dwarf muttered something and then fell silent.

Jung Yu-shin looked at the gnome. The gnome’s face was slightly red.

“I’m sorry. But I can’t adjust the compensation ratio as I please. I think it requires the consent of all party members.”

The gnome shivered and sighed again.

“···I understand. The leader is fair, so let’s trust him once. Can you accept me?”

The gnome nodded and asked.

“Good. What’s your name?”

“Gallahheim.”

“Scar, please take care of me.”

Jung Yu-shin held out his hand. The gnome reached out and took it.

“It’s going to end so warmly all of a sudden?”

The dwarf from earlier muttered as if he was dumbfounded.

“Don’t worry about it, you punk.”

Jung Yu-shin glared at the dwarf.

“Okay...okay.”

The dwarf immediately shrank back.

The members of the union immediately went back to their work.

They seemed to have been babbling a few times as if it was a common occurrence, but soon lost interest.

Someone approached Jung Yu-shin.

“Barbaroi is the leader of the party. That’s unusual. Are you looking for a rear guard?”

He raised his head and looked up at the person who had just spoken.

It was a ❀ Nоvеlігht ❀ (Don’t copy, read here) male elf wearing a priest’s uniform.

“Who are you?”

“As you can see, you’re a low-level priest who serves the spirit of the wind.”

The elf took out a necklace and showed it to me.

Looking at the necklace, he remembered when he first fell into another world.

It looked similar to the necklace that Simus often kissed on the pilgrimage road.

“Can I sit down?”

“Yes.”

It seemed like a lucky day for the rear guard to approach him so easily.

No. But I still had to ask what I had to ask.

“Do you have any negative imprints?”

The elf closed his mouth and made a troubled expression.

What is it?

Honestly, I was confident that I wouldn’t be surprised if some imprint popped out.

Come.

I’ll pass it on smoothly.

I made up my mind and focused my gaze on the elf’s mouth.

“It’s the Grandmother Lover Imprint.”

???

Jung Yu-shin’s mouth fell open.

His head felt dizzy as if someone had hit him on the back of the head with a hammer.

“H...what?”

Jung Yu-shin stammered and asked back.

“Grandmother Lover.”

“...”

“There’s nothing else.”

The elf continued speaking naturally.

Jung Yu-shin stared blankly at the elf’s face.

“Isn’t it painful? Loving an old man against your will?”

The elf’s face became serious.

“At first, I was very upset. I thought about erasing it, but isn’t it a hard-earned imprint? It’s not easy to get an imprint, so I thought I’d endure it for a while. And.”

The elf coughed once and continued.

“···A new world has opened up. Listen to me. This isn’t such a bad imprint. If you fall for the charm of the wrinkles once...”

“That’s it.”

Jung Yu-shin stopped the elf.

The elf looked dissatisfied, but closed his mouth.

“Aren’t there any other negative imprints besides that?”

“No. And I don’t consider the grandmother’s lover imprint to be a negative imprint.”

“I understand.”

“Will you accept me?”

“Yes. Let’s do it well.”

“Pirion Acrein.”

The elf held out his hand, saying his name.

Jung Yu-shin shook his head, staring blankly at the elf’s hand.

“It’s Ska. Let’s not hold hands.”

“Is that so?”

The elf smiled bitterly and returned his hand.

“Your tastes are unique, but I can accept it.”

The gnome Gallaheim intervened.

Jung Yu-shin watched the gnome’s nose grow longer.

The nose grew longer, as if anyone could see that it was absolutely unacceptable.

“Tuck your nose in and lie.”

“Oh my!”

Gallaheim hurriedly picked up the mask with the long nose and covered his face.

Jung Yu-shin looked around at the people sitting at the table.

Paladin Soline.

Gnome Gallaheim.

Elf Pirion.

Everyone was gathered.

People.

They were friends with unique tastes, but they didn’t seem bad-tempered. I thought that alone would be half the battle.

“···Big. Then let’s talk about the reward ratio and the level of achievement. How far will we go? How much will we earn?”

“This is serious. Good.”

The gnome Gallaheim scratched his mask and said.

The other party members nodded their heads.

“Then···.”

Jeong Yu-shin sat down and talked to the party members for a long time.

All of the party members were low-level explorers who had shed their beginner image.

All of them reached the 5th floor at the most.

They had been in and out of the labyrinth many times. That meant they had some experience.

The elf priest decided to take a little more of the reward for the request.

A few hours later, Jeong Yu-shin got up from his seat.

“Then let’s end the conversation here and meet again in three days.”

Jeong Yu-shin parted ways with the party members and returned to the inn.

The sun that rose in the east was already overhead.

We went early in the morning and the conversation ended around late lunchtime.

“I’m here.”

“Are you here?”

Dulchangko approached and greeted them.

“Please sit down for a moment.”

“Yes.”

“Two guests came last night.”

“Yes. I saw them this morning.”

“Did you check their faces?”

“I couldn’t check them because they were covered in robes.”

Is that so?

“Is it possible that they are dangerous?”

Dulchangko thought for a moment and shook his head.

“I don’t think so.”

“Why?”

“First of all, the material of the robes is high-quality. It’s something ordinary people wouldn’t even be able to see. Furthermore, the way they ate was full of dignity and formality. They are quite high-ranking people. If they are suspicious, they are suspicious, but I don’t think they will cause any harm to the inn.”

“Thank you.”

Jung Yu-shin patted Deulchangko on the shoulder.

“It was originally my job.”

Deulchangko scratched his head as if embarrassed.

“But where did Tarman go?”

“Lord Aldain called him and he went to the monster dismantling center for a while.”

Why did he go?

I was worried for no reason.

“But what happened when you went?”

Deulchangko asked cautiously.

“I did save a party member. The person seems really nice.”

Jung Yu-shin sighed deeply before saying anything.

There was something that was a bit difficult to talk about.

“The people are nice. And we will be leaving for the labyrinth in three days.”

“Understood. Should I prepare some food and water?”

“Prepare enough for a week.”

“Understood.”

At that moment, the inn door opened and someone came in.

A tall female knight and a small boy.

The female knight had green hair and was wearing old plate armor.

The boy had brown hair and was wearing cloth.

The two guests I saw last night were definitely the same.

I wondered what had blown and revealed their identities, but I held back.

I didn’t want to get involved with the higher-ups.

Especially now that I was about to go to the labyrinth.

I made eye contact with the two for a moment, but that was it.

Jeong Yu-shin got up from his seat without saying anything.

“I’m going to the market. I need to buy some supplies in advance to enter the labyrinth.”

“Understood.”

Jung Yu-shin glanced at the knight and the boy as he left the inn.

The two were sitting at the table, whispering something.

‘It’s none of my business.’

Not knowing who it was.

Jung Yu-shin left.

Jung Yu-shin prepared for the labyrinth for three days.

After bargaining with the market general store owner, he bought two small recovery potions, an antidote, and two sturdy leather pouches.

He already had dry firewood, recovery ointment, rope, thick robes, and bandages, so there was nothing more to buy. Instead, he bought a bunch of torches.

He went to the blacksmith shop and received light armor and a Barbuta helmet with a visor.

Boron’s bones, who had been handing him the equipment, were touching.

“So what weapon do you plan on using?”

At the powerless Boron's question, Jeong Yu-shin stroked his chin and thought deeply.

The weapon of the Knight of Light, Soline, is Claymore.

He would stand in front and swing a greatsword, so there was no reason for him to insist on a two-handed sword.

Wouldn't it be better to go in a form of coordinating with the vanguard while protecting the rearguard and guide?

"One Arming Sword. One round shield made of wood. Please give me this."

"A round shield. Wouldn't it be better if the shield had a metal frame on the end?"

"Yes."

Boron brought his equipment.

The light armor was similar to before.

He added segmented iron plates to the leather armor base to block vital points. He added solid plates to the chest and stomach.

If I had enough money, I could buy a chainmail armor and wear it underneath.

Jung Yu-shin was greedy and licked his lips.

He put the arming sword on his waist and put on his helmet.

He adjusted the shield handle strap and tied the loose walker strap tightly.

Jung Yu-shin jumped and ran while wearing his armor. He drew his sword and swung his shield.

Boron crossed his arms and stared at Jung Yu-shin for a moment before blurting out.

“You’re such a persistent person. You’re like Einhofer.”

Jung Yu-shin stopped and tilted his head.

“It’s a little embarrassing to suddenly compliment you. Here’s the money.”

Jung Yu-shin took out a silver coin from his bosom and handed it over.

“What about alcohol?”

“I’ll buy it next time.”

“Oh, take care.”

“Yes.”

After finishing his business at the blacksmith shop, he returned to the inn.

Ddeulchangko opened his mouth when he saw Jung Yu-shin.

“Ska-nim, you look like a warrior who has overcome obstacles.”

“Thank you.”

“Then you are leaving tomorrow?”

“Yes.”

He felt eyes on him.

Not far away, a knight and a boy were sitting at a table, looking at him.

The knight and the boy seemed interested in the explorer, but they didn’t seem to want to talk to him.

Jung Yu-shin didn’t want to get involved either, so he didn’t approach them to talk to them.

The next morning.

Jung Yu-shin packed his luggage and went to the Explorers’ Guild.

When he entered the Guild building, the party members were sitting in a corner.

The paladin, Soline, had a greatsword slung over his shoulder.

The guide, the gnome Gallaheim, had a crossbow on his back and a small dagger on his waist.

The elf priest Firion was wearing a cloth outfit and holding a wooden staff.

The staff had a spiked mace attached to the end, which could be called a long morning star.

“Let’s go.”

Jung Yu-shin led the party members through the crowd and arrived at the front of the labyrinth.

Explorers were swarming in front of the labyrinth.

Before entering the magic circle at the entrance of the labyrinth.

He turned around and looked around at the party members.

Human Paladin Soline.

Nose-bearing Gnome Gallaheim.

Grandmother-loving Elf Pirion.

“Why don’t you go?”

Gallaheim asked.

“Let’s go.”

Jung Yu-shin and the party members stood in the magic circle following the guard’s instructions.

The goal was to mine magic stones and subdue hobgoblins.

The maximum level was the 5th floor.

He pushed down the helmet he was holding in one hand and fiddled with the flint in his pocket.

“Nothing bad, right?”

As Jung Yu-shin muttered, light flashed from the magic circle.