A Highest Rank in Another World!

Chapter 115 - 114 – Farewell?

After waiting for a while, Rose went downstairs.

When she came downstairs, my mother soon got up to talk to her.

"So what did the master say? If he not accepted... Let me go upstairs and talk to him. Anyway, I haven't talked to him for a long time." My mom was wearing a scary smile.

Seeing this Rose just shook her head quickly, "No, you don't have to! The guild master allowed Noah's license to be canceled." Rose said quickly to prevent something worse from happening.

Hearing this, my mother seemed satisfied.

"That's good, here it is." After that, she took my adventurer's license and handed it to Rose. After getting the license, Rose hid it under the counter. I wonder exactly what they are going to do with this license.

But Rose not only took my license but under the counter, she pulled out a small bag with coins inside. I could tell it was coins from the sound. She handed the bag of coins to my mom and my mom looked confused.

"What is it? There is a lot of money here." My mother was surprised after looking inside the bag of coins.

"It's just that Noah completed a mission yesterday and this is his reward. Even though he left the guild now, he had completed a B-RANK mission, so I think it's only fair that the guild hands over the reward."

"I understand." My mom looked at me: "So you've even completed a mission and a B-RANK mission? You were trying to kill yourself, weren't you?" My mom didn't look angry now.

"Well, it wasn't that hard." I closed my eyes and lifted my shoulders I gestured like I was saying "Whatever, this was no big deal." And my mom started laughing when she saw it.

"Okay, okay. I will accept this money." My mom took the bag of coins and kept holding it. She didn't have much room in her pocket as she wore tight pants, so she had to hold the bag of coins in her hand.

After my mother received the money, it looked like the matter was still unresolved.

"What was it?" Rose looked at my mother confused.

"Well I plan to go back to the village tomorrow morning, can you find any carriage that can take me there? I think you have good contacts."

"Most here are just adventurers and don't work with transporting people or products... But I think I can get in touch with the trade guild, they have a lot of members who can do it for you."

"I see, do this for me." My mom smiled at Rose and then turned to leave. But before she could leave the guild, she turned to Rose: "As soon as you find someone, come to the inn to talk to me, I'll be there."

"Right." Unable to refuse, Rose just smiled bitterly. I looked at her for a while and she noticed my look.

She just waved at me and smiled, but she also looked a little discouraged.

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"It's okay, your things are already packed, isn't it?" Arriving at the inn, my mother came to my room to see if everything was prepared.

"Yes, it's all here." I showed her where the bags with my stuff were.

"Right." My mother nodded in satisfaction and then left the room. After that, I couldn't go after her to try and talk about it. I decided to give up on making her change her mind it was almost time to leave.

Also, my school enrollment has already been undone, and my guild license has been canceled, there's no reason to stay here now.

So the rest of the afternoon passed. I just stayed in the bedroom.

I went out to lunch and soon after I went back to my room and continued to lie there while I read a book, but it was so boring that when I realized I was already asleep.

When I woke up, it was already night.

My vision was a little blurry when I woke up, but I could see that there were a few people in the room, and one of them was sitting on my bed very close to me. As soon as my vision returned to normal, I noticed Eli looking at me smiling.

This was one of Ciaphia's friends I met at the festival.

Not only was she here, but her sister Taciane was also in the bedroom. But unlike Eli, she was sitting on Lisandra's bed while talking to her. Eli wasn't paying attention to the conversation, she was paying attention to me.

"So you woke up." I didn't freak out or anything, I just greeted her.

"Hello, Eli."

"So you remembered my name." She had a smile on her face. She was cute.

"Are you awake, Noah?" I heard Lisandra's voice calling me, so I got up and sat down next to Eli.

"Yes. What time is it?" I looked out the window and it was completely dark outside.

"We've been home from school a long time, maybe it's almost eight o'clock at night."

"I see, and what are you two doing here?"

"How rude, we came here just for fun, don't you see?" Taciane took a piece of cloth that was on Lisandra's bed and showed it to me. Plus she also had a needle.

"Were you sewing this?"

"That's right!" Taciane said proudly. Well, this is just a piece of cloth, are you sure you should be proud? But I can't judge her either, maybe this piece of cloth will turn into something amazing in the future.

"Good for you. Lisandra, didn't Ciaphia come today?" As these two were friends of Ciaphia, I thought she would be here.

"She's downstairs, she went to get us something to drink." As I imagined, she is here.

"And since when are you interested in sewing? I don't remember you doing that here in the bedroom any other time." I asked Lisandra. She wasn't the kind of girl who was interested in that.

"It's the first time I've been trying to do this, you know? What I did is this here." Lisandra also took a piece of cloth. But unlike Taciane's cloth, Lisandra's cloth was all full of holes.

It was all badly sewn, it was horrible.

"..."

"I know it's bad, but it's my first time." Lisandra pouted and then turned away.

"You're doing fine." I smiled bitterly at her and then stood up. I went to my bags and removed an outfit from there, I was feeling dirty, I wanted to shower as soon as possible.

Taciane and Lisandra had gone back to sewing and were completely ignoring me. Eli, on the other hand, remained silent without saying anything.

I thought about saying something to her but chose not to say anything.

The way she was looking at me was scary, so I went to the bathroom quickly. I'm sure if I had stayed in that room any longer, that girl would have thrown herself at me.

Lisandra, you didn't let her do anything while I slept, did you?

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I stayed in the bath as long as I could. But after being inside for so long, Lisandra would start to get annoyed and worried, so she started knocking on the bathroom door several times.

When I got out of the shower, the girls were no longer there. The only thing left here was what Taciane was sewing. It was already big, much like a washcloth, but with a much thinner, softer fabric.

But not caring, I went downstairs and ate. I didn't find my mother there, but I did find Sara worried about me.

I didn't bring up the subject of me being taken away, but I did talk to her about her know my mom. She said she knew my mother very well, contradicting what my mother said about them not being close.

Sara looked excited as she talked about my mom. She seemed to enjoy the time they spent together.

When I told Sara what my mom had said about them not being so close, Sara looked shocked and sad. Mom, you just left a friend of yours sad, you should apologize.

But of course, I have nothing to do with it. I ended my conversation with Sara about the past. I just learned a few about my mom's past, how she acted like a man, but she was also really cute when she was close to her fellow group member.

When I asked Sara about it, I found out that guy was my dad. Looks like they've been venturing out forever. Maybe my mom and dad are childhood friends and I don't know?

That would be a beautiful love story.

Hearing all these stories from my mother's past, I ended up getting a little sleepy, so I went upstairs to my room and lay down.

Arriving there, I could notice a dismayed Lisandra as she paid attention only to the fabric she was sewing. She didn't seem to want to talk anymore about my departure, so I didn't start a conversation about it either.

The more we talk about it, the worse things will become at the time of farewell.

'Wait, this is not a farewell!'