Sword God in a World of Magic

"Whew, finally back, baby!" a warrior in crimson armor and a spear shouted in laughter after taking a swig of some beer. "Damn, I missed this place!"

Right now, the warrior was inside a huge and busy tavern in the middle of the mortal district. Two other warriors were sitting with him at the table.

One of them had long green hair and carried a long curved sword.

The other had black hair and carried a gladius with a big shield.

"To your return!" the green-haired man shouted, lifting his mug.

"To your return!" the black-haired one echoed.

"To my return!" the red-haired one shouted with a loud laugh.

The three of them slammed their mugs together and took three big gulps.

"You haven't changed a bit, you know," the green-haired one said with a grin.

The red-haired one laughed some more. "Of course not! Why would I change something that's already perfect? The chicks dig my toned body and smooth words."

The other two warriors chuckled. They really missed their friend.

Their friend had left to work for some mysterious company about 30 years ago, and he had only returned today.

"Speaking of chicks," the green-haired one said with a smirk, "how are the chicks at your new place?"

The red-haired warrior took a deep breath and slowly exhaled to be dramatic.

"Man, the chicks," he slowly said. "They're… special."

"Special? In what way?" the black-haired one asked in interest.

The red-haired one smirked and hit the black-haired one's side a couple of times with his elbow. "Why are you interested? Aren't you married?"

The black-haired one became a bit red in the face. "Of course, but I want to hear about your adventures, you know? I don't get out very much."

The red-haired warrior snicked some more. "Oh, Duma. You're such a nice little boy. You always take the sensible option and prioritize security. Isn't your wife bored of you yet?"

Duma laughed in embarrassment a bit. "No, I don't think so. If she is, she is not very good at showing it. I mean, she… never mind."

"Now, I'm interested," the red-haired warrior said as he came closer with a smirk. "Come on, what did you just want to say? Come on, I'm your pal, your buddy. You can tell me."

"Why don't you tell him?" the green-haired man echoed with a smirk of his own.

Duma felt a bit uncomfortable and looked to the side.

"Well, she keeps complaining about all the work she has to do because of all our children. But… you know… she seems very enthusiastic about making another one, you know?"

two immediately

about you," the green-haired man said with a smirk before turning to the red-haired warrior.

bit as he drank some

Then, he stopped talking.

green-haired warrior shouted. "You can't just give me a single word and expect that I accept

it. Confidentiality is very important for the

brows while the green-haired warrior seemed

slowly said, "depends on

they needed to

he was joining some secret organization for research purposes.

David didn't join some

Duma asked with a worried

to it, but after 30 years, I can say that

could feel that David had probably gone through some horrible moments in the company he was working for, and he was just making light of it to not

green-haired warrior asked as he

bit, and he

warriors' Spirit Senses

but the two warriors had seen it, and their eyes widened in

"Was that-"

"Sssshh!" David shushed.

with shock at

had they

several Grade

Grade Five!

were True Path

was like their entire net worth, and David had just casually taken out several

you interested?" David asked with a

felt his

This felt bad!

sheer amount

was a job that not just anyone

wouldn't pay

really bad

would be beyond risky to

answered quickly,

"It's really tempting, but I can't just throw everything away,

leaned back and smirked as he drank a bit of his

Duma heard the word Master, his eyebrows fell, and he looked

"Yeah. I'm learning a lot from him,

snorted, and the green-haired man looked at

"From what I've heard, he's about as hard

green-haired man didn't like that David was talking badly about his Master, but deep

David, the green-haired man only looked to the side,