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	“But,”		“But,”

	<i>Aren’t we ~~alchemists~~?</i> While Kusla was about to answer with a rhetoric, he realized…		<i>Aren’t we Alchemists?</i> While Kusla was about to answer with a rhetoric, he realized…

	He recalled the heinous stare from Autris back then.		He recalled the heinous stare from Autris back then.
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	And Weyland looked perturbed.		And Weyland looked perturbed.

	“Hm, but even if they say that they want me to prove myself as an ~~alchemist~~, I can’t do or say anything here, and it’s troublesome. Furthermore, the ~~blacksmith guild~~ seems to have a unanimous decision in deciding that I’m a ~~blacksmith~~~.”		“Hm, but even if they say that they want me to prove myself as an Alchemist, I can’t do or say anything here, and it’s troublesome. Furthermore, the Blacksmith Guild seems to have a unanimous decision in deciding that I’m a Blacksmith~.”

	Weyland’s stare was then directed at Irine.		Weyland’s stare was then directed at Irine.
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	While Irine asked again, Kusla said,		While Irine asked again, Kusla said,

	“Autris probably told those useless people of yours that Weyland is a ~~blacksmith~~ and got them to recognize him as the Guild leader or something.”		“Autris probably told those useless people of yours that Weyland is a Blacksmith and got them to recognize him as the Guild leader or something.”

	“Your guess is right. Think about it. I remember there’s a few foolish ones who discussed the matter of Damascus Steel with Kusla back then, right?”		“Your guess is right. Think about it. I remember there’s a few foolish ones who discussed the matter of Damascus Steel with Kusla back then, right?”
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	“Things aren’t that simple here. We pulled a fast one on Autris in the Damascus Steel matter and he has a grudge against us. He requested the Azami’s Crest to strike my name off the list of people headed to Kazan as I’m supposedly not an Alchemist.”		“Things aren’t that simple here. We pulled a fast one on Autris in the Damascus Steel matter and he has a grudge against us. He requested the Azami’s Crest to strike my name off the list of people headed to Kazan as I’m supposedly not an Alchemist.”

	Autris came to this town with the intention of leashing two young ~~alchemists~~, but Kusla’s group managed to con their way past them, and escaped from his management. To him, it was no different from a slap in the face.		Autris came to this town with the intention of leashing two young Alchemists, but Kusla’s group managed to con their way past them, and escaped from his management. To him, it was no different from a slap in the face.

	As payback, he seized the opportunity to restrain these two Alchemists in this town, even if it was Weyland himself. Kusla too could understand this method.		As payback, he seized the opportunity to restrain these two Alchemists in this town, even if it was Weyland himself. Kusla too could understand this method.
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	There was no way to actually prove who a person was.		There was no way to actually prove who a person was.

	Thus, there was something called a letter of introduction. An experienced ~~blacksmith~~ would make something only a ~~blacksmith~~ would know and people needed such things to prove their identity. Despite this, without a person with some authority or an organization recognizing this, nobody in town would affirm this person’s identity.		Thus, there was something called a letter of introduction. An experienced Blacksmith would make something only a Blacksmith would know and people needed such things to prove their identity. Despite this, without a person with some authority or an organization recognizing this, nobody in town would affirm this person’s identity.

	And the Knights, who originally affirmed Weyland as an Alchemist, insisted that Weyland prove himself as an ~~alchemist~~.		And the Knights, who originally affirmed Weyland as an Alchemist, insisted that Weyland prove himself as an Alchemist.

	“He snickered and told me, how about you revive the dead? What was he saying, goodness~”		“He snickered and told me, how about you revive the dead? What was he saying, goodness~”
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	Kusla deliberately posed this difficult question, and Fenesis immediately shrank back.		Kusla deliberately posed this difficult question, and Fenesis immediately shrank back.

	Irine was already on bad terms with the ~~blacksmiths~~, and it was because she decided to pursue something she loved that she chose to leave with Kusla’s group.		Irine was already on bad terms with the Blacksmiths, and it was because she decided to pursue something she loved that she chose to leave with Kusla’s group.

	“So Weyland has to deal with his own problem. Don’t get involved. If you do, we’ll lose out.”		“So Weyland has to deal with his own problem. Don’t get involved. If you do, we’ll lose out.”
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	Fenesis was viewed by the Knights as a cursed tool that could trigger an issue of faith, and those that knew of her true identity should only be limited to those in power, like Autris. However, to pave the path for his forces, Alzen naturally investigated about Kusla, and the process in which he got Fenesis.		Fenesis was viewed by the Knights as a cursed tool that could trigger an issue of faith, and those that knew of her true identity should only be limited to those in power, like Autris. However, to pave the path for his forces, Alzen naturally investigated about Kusla, and the process in which he got Fenesis.

	“The countries in the North are barbarians who can’t understand the glory of the Knights. We have to have a tool that can easily shake the Pagans on appearance alone. In other words, while we aren’t sure whether a young ~~alchemist~~ like you are able to contribute, that young lady is different. Do you understand?”		“The countries in the North are barbarians who can’t understand the glory of the Knights. We have to have a tool that can easily shake the Pagans on appearance alone. In other words, while we aren’t sure whether a young Alchemist like you are able to contribute, that young lady is different. Do you understand?”

	There was a limited space on the wagon. If there were tools that could be used, and could not be used, they would sort them.		There was a limited space on the wagon. If there were tools that could be used, and could not be used, they would sort them.
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	And if anyone else knew that this could be replicated again, the risk would increase. Irine knew, but this was her final trump.		And if anyone else knew that this could be replicated again, the risk would increase. Irine knew, but this was her final trump.

	“Well… I’ll say what I really think. While I think you’re right on this one. I too came here because of a stubborn reason, so in any case, I can’t go back to the ~~blacksmiths~~. I want to go to Kazan no matter what.”		“Well… I’ll say what I really think. While I think you’re right on this one. I too came here because of a stubborn reason, so in any case, I can’t go back to the Blacksmiths. I want to go to Kazan no matter what.”

	Kusla closed the book, and stared right at Irine, asking,		Kusla closed the book, and stared right at Irine, asking,
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	“What about you? Aren’t you friends?”		“What about you? Aren’t you friends?”

	She answered Kusla with a question of her own, her face practically saying that if he did not answer this, she would never speak up. No matter how far she had fallen, she was one who was trained rigorously in a ~~blacksmith’s~~ workshop.		She answered Kusla with a question of her own, her face practically saying that if he did not answer this, she would never speak up. No matter how far she had fallen, she was one who was trained rigorously in a Blacksmith’s workshop.

	Kusla answered,		Kusla answered,
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	“Before I came here, back when I was in the Guild, I thought he was just an evil man who just wanted to mate with women.”		“Before I came here, back when I was in the Guild, I thought he was just an evil man who just wanted to mate with women.”

	To be expected of a ~~blacksmith~~, the terms used were different.		To be expected of a Blacksmith, the terms used were different.

	“But you found yourself to be wrong after talking to him?”		“But you found yourself to be wrong after talking to him?”
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	In that case, it was easy to understand what any sane person would choose.		In that case, it was easy to understand what any sane person would choose.

	“Someone one told me that if any ~~blacksmith~~ is to do whatever they want, things will not end well for them.”		“Someone one told me that if any Blacksmith is to do whatever they want, things will not end well for them.”

	That was the concept Kusla wanted Fenesis to understand.		That was the concept Kusla wanted Fenesis to understand.

	“You’re no longer a ~~blacksmith~~.”		“You’re no longer a Blacksmith.”

	And with Kusla pointing this out, Irine lowered her head.		And with Kusla pointing this out, Irine lowered her head.
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	Irine shrugged.		Irine shrugged.

	She, being adept at talking, was used to the sarcastic conversations with Kusla. It was probably due to the practice she had with the cheeky ~~blacksmiths~~ in their workshops.		She, being adept at talking, was used to the sarcastic conversations with Kusla. It was probably due to the practice she had with the cheeky Blacksmiths in their workshops.

	However, it was also likely that she spoke so much because Fenesis was not willing to say anything.		However, it was also likely that she spoke so much because Fenesis was not willing to say anything.
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	“Say that she’s created by an Alchemist?”		“Say that she’s created by an Alchemist?”

	There were such myths in the history of ~~alchemy~~, where Alchemists would fuse different lifeforms together to create a new life.		There were such myths in the history of Alchemy, where Alchemists would fuse different lifeforms together to create a new life.

	“That’s a really bad joke…”		“That’s a really bad joke…”
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	“…Then, what do we do?”		“…Then, what do we do?”

	As a ~~blacksmith~~, Irine was able to say some realistic words that were helpful to Kusla.		As a Blacksmith, Irine was able to say some realistic words that were helpful to Kusla.

	“Tie her up in chains and dragging her off will mean that she’s going to suffer like she did with the Choir. No choice then. What do we do?’		“Tie her up in chains and dragging her off will mean that she’s going to suffer like she did with the Choir. No choice then. What do we do?’

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