A Girl Who Was Told 'You Have No Talent' Turned Out To Be A Talented Monster-Chapter 121.1

Litty, Advancing through the Sea of Sand

Litty helped load the cargo onto the sand ship. The sailors were stunned by the vigor with which she carried several days’ worth of food and household goods round trip.

What would take several people to carry was loaded by one person in less than half the time it would take an average person to do it.

Buard, the captain of the sand ship “Red Dawn,” a 30-year veteran of many sandy seas, was struck by the sight of Litty.

“I thought Master Habarac had eaten too much Karamen and gone crazy, hiring a party of women and children. Well, he’s got his eye on something good. Nice work…” (Buard)

“Myaan!”

“Oh, yeah?” (Litty)

Myan responded on Litty’s behalf as she passed by. Buard, who had yelled at her when she swallowed a small package, quickly acknowledged her ability to store items.

He was a sand sailor with a long history of sailing.

“We’re way ahead of schedule…” (Sand Sailor 1)

“That kid…. Is she more skilled than me?” (Sand Sailor 2)

They may not be adventurers, but they could fight the monsters of the Sea of Sand. They dealt with adventurers with bad attitudes many times.

When they heard that it was a party of girls that they would be sailing along, they turned pale. But now they were completely overwhelmed.

“Buard-san! It’s all done!” (Sand Sailor 1)

“Is the ship ready to sail?” (Buard)

“Yes, we’re good to go.” (Sand Sailor 1)

Habarac commented, “Litty-san, you’re the best, you’ve silenced the Buard gang!”

The sailors bowed to Habarac, who appeared while laughing. He was as snappy as Buard when they weren’t looking, but he had the decency to be polite.

“Calling us a gang is not pleasant to listen to. It’s as if we threaten people.” (Buard)

Habarac replied, “There are rumors that you and your men got into a fight and dumped the adventurers in the Sea of Sand. It’s a daily occurrence. Hahahaha…!”

“Of course we wouldn’t do such a thing!” (Buard)

Their conversation didn’t sound like a joke. Kuufa, who was accompanied by a water spirit much more fearsome than them, went pale after hearing their conversation.

Mirai who was standing beside Kuufa was calm and collected, while Roma looked aghast. “How could they have hired these people”, she mused inwardly…

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“Hey Myan, are they good people?” (Roma)

“Myan.”

“…I believe you.” (Roma)

Roma interpreted Myan’s seemingly unconcerned response in a positive light.

Then, from the royal capital of Taharajal, she looked out at the desert spreading out before her. It was difficult to discern from the outside, but one wrong step and your feet would sink in sand.

Dotted with quicksand, even a half-hearted sand ship would be swallowed up. There was a sand road, but it was more like a sea road instead.

“The desert being in such a condition… Can this be called one of nature’s atrocities?” (Roma)

“It didn’t seem so in the past.” (Buard)

“Bu, Buard-san… really?” (Roma)

“That’s what they say. Rumors, rumors. It’s just like the rumors that we dumped adventurers into the Sea of Sand. Gahahaha!” (Buard)

“It’s not funny…” (Roma)

Buard, teasing Roma, ascended to the deck. Just like in a sea, they sail out of the harbor into the Sea of Sand.

Unlike a normal ship, the bottom of the ship was spread out, and the tip was sharp to wade through the sand. In a sense, it was the opposite of a ship.

While admiring such a strange ship, the group boarded the ship.

“Well, then, everyone, I know this is a bit of a cliché, but I wish you the best of luck.” (Habarac)

“Yes!” (Litty)

“Myan!”

“Buard, take care of the girls.” (Habarac)

“Yes! I’ll watch over them!” (Buard)