A Girl Who Was Told “You Have No Talent” Turned Out To Be A Talented Monster

Litty Learns the Truth About the Martial Guild

 

The one-week period specified by Baider was too short.
Duggam knew better than anyone else that it was impossible to show the significance of the Martial Guild’s existence in such a short time.

 

Therefore, Duggam’s actions would not change.
The only happy miscalculation was Litty.

 

Litty, on the first day, made Duggam take her seriously, and on the second day, she was able to go toe-to-toe with him.

 

“Good! That was spot on!” (Duggam)

 

“Yes!” (Litty)

 

Despite his loud words, it was Litty who was pressing the attack, making Duggam’s huge body shudder.
Duggam even thought that it was no longer possible for him to fight back without using his skills.

 

In such a situation, Duggam came to a conclusion: He could not not refuse to recognize Litty, who had already reached Rank 3.

 

“Hmm… I have nothing to complain about.” (Duggam)

 

“Thank you!” (Litty)

 

“The title…” (Duggam)

 

Duggam swallowed his words as he was about to declare it.
His mind flashed back to a former student of his.

 

He was a child prodigy who started learning with no experience, and within a few months, he had already mastered everything Martial had to offer.
Duggam and the other instructors at the time were unanimous in their praise of him and let him pass.

 

“No… you need to work on it a little more.” (Duggam)

 

“Yes…?” (Litty)

 

Duggam held his forehead with one hand and looked distressed.
Aida, who couldn’t help but notice, tried to respond.

 

“Branch Manager, please tell me what Litty-san is lacking for my future studies.” (Aida)

 

“Well, you know…” (Duggam)

 

“Yeah.
She is seemingly already great.” (Some apprentice)

 

“I have been a member of this guild for more than two years, and yet I have never seen someone get the title! If we are not good enough, I admit it! But why is this girl not qualified?!” (Another apprentice)

 

Following Aida’s lead, other apprentices unusually offered their opinions to Duggam.
They had been moved by the genius like Litty.

 

Her brilliance, which did not even inspire jealousy, was the driving force that made everyone let out the resentment that had been suppressed until now.

 

“Shut up! I said I don’t approve! That’s all there is to it!” (Duggam)

 

“But if you don’t do anything, Baider will get what he wants.
Branch Manager, please.” (Aida)

 

“…what?” (Duggam)

 

“I love this guild.
I don’t want to leave.” (Aida)

 

Duggam was taken back and felt silenced by Aida’s unexpected words.

 

Duggam was aware that he was giving too much training to the apprentices.
That was also why the apprentices had quit one after the other.
He felt that those who were still undergoing the training did not feel good about him either.
Although Duggam didn’t care even if they hated him, he was caught off guard by Aida’s words.

 

“Aida, you what?” (Duggam)

 

“As I said, I love this place.
Some people think that you are going too far with your harsh guidance.
However, I don’t think so.
We are currently lagging behind because of our own inadequacies.
That’s also why I want to get strong in this place and prove them wrong.
To be fair, I chose this place at first for a very naive reason…” (Aida)

 

Aida looked down, her words slightly muffled, and Duggam wiped the sweat from his forehead, waiting for her to speak.

 

As apprentices were aware of Aida’s situation, they also listened to her attentively.

 

“My family is poor, and it is hard to feed my siblings.
I decided on Martial because I can’t afford to buy weapons.” (Aida)

 

“For such a reason…” (Duggam)