I Am the Hero's Immature Younger Brother
Chapter 40: Mean People (2)
- Chapter 191: A Selfish Wish
- Chapter 190: The Bloodstained Letter
- Chapter 189: Flowers Inside the Coffin
- Chapter 188: Duke Gannion’s Funeral
- Chapter 187: The Infamous Lady
- Chapter 186: Giselle’s Intentions
- Chapter 185: Crow
- Chapter 184: Some Conspiracy
- Chapter 183: Frightened Eyes
- Chapter 182: Prayer of Oath
- Chapter 181: Oddballs!
- Chapter 180: The First Confession
- Chapter 179: The Lifting Shadow
- Chapter 178: A Meeting That Was No Coincidence
- Chapter 177: Nice Weather We’re Having
- Chapter 176: If, Twenty Days From Now, You Look Toward That Place
- Chapter 175: Black Magic
- Chapter 174: Verdi
- Chapter 173: May My Sons Return as True Warriors!
- Chapter 172: The Day the Goddess Meteo’s Star Shines Brightest
- Chapter 171: Brother. You Don’t Have to Say Anything
- Chapter 170: Angel
- Chapter 169: The Meaning of a Gift
- Chapter 168: Yes, I Am in Love
- Chapter 167: A Falling Shadow
- Chapter 166: An Unfamiliar Face
- Chapter 165: A Quiet Time Together
- Chapter 164: Reunion with the Sender
- Chapter 163: Bright as Dawn
- Chapter 162: Like a Hole in a Dam
- Chapter 161: The Letter That Arrived Late
- Chapter 160: A Frozen Heart
- Chapter 159: The Meeting
- Chapter 158: Kirky’s Circle
- Chapter 157: The Secret of a Sweet, Rich Treat
- Chapter 156: Exposed
- Chapter 155: To the Royal Castle
- Chapter 154: Farewell
- Chapter 153: Suspicion
- Chapter 152: Something That Needs Heroes
- Chapter 151: Temar’s Small Step
- Chapter 150: Time Alone
- Chapter 149: The Distance Between Brothers
- Chapter 148: Reunion
- Chapter 147: The Person He Wanted to See
- Chapter 146: Peaceful, or Maybe Not
- Chapter 145: Tea Time
- Chapter 144: How Pitiful!
- Chapter 143: Cruel Words
- Chapter 142: Apologies and Thanks
- Chapter 141: Reunion
- Chapter 140: The Prophecy Pouch
- Chapter 139: Response
- Chapter 138: Gathering Light
- Chapter 137: Schemes
- Chapter 136: The Hero’s Power
- Chapter 135: The Light Came to Me—
- Chapter 134: To Ren
- Chapter 133: I Know Who You Are
- Chapter 132: The Kingdom’s Light
- Chapter 131: A Suspicious Man
- Chapter 130: Pursuit
- Chapter 129: But You Love Them, Don’t You?
- Chapter 128: Pouring Golden Light
- Chapter 127: Black Wave
- Chapter 126: The Scene of Slaughter
- Chapter 125: Luck
- Chapter 124: <Blood Festival>
- Chapter 123: Please Hold My Hand
- Chapter 122: Trap
- Chapter 121: Trap
- Chapter 120: A Strange, Crazy Person
- Chapter 119: Crescent-Moon Smile
- Chapter 118: Ren’s Creed
- Chapter 117: Surprise Inspection
- Chapter 116: Crossed Gifts
- Chapter 115: Teal Eyes
- Chapter 114: A Good Owner
- Chapter 113: An Unfathomable Heart
- Chapter 112: Aren’t I Your Brother?
- Chapter 111: The Place of One Already Gone
- Chapter 110: Ren, As Your Brother…
- Chapter 109: A Heart That Would Brave Death
- Chapter 108: Constant Movement
- Chapter 107: Young Count Peruan
- Chapter 106: A Voice Calling
- Chapter 105: Coco’s Prophecy
- Chapter 104: A Vow on the Watchtower
- Chapter 103: The King of the Kingdom of Setoran
- Chapter 102: Movement
- Chapter 101: Loroe Territory
- Chapter 100: What Must Be Forgotten
- Chapter 99: A Lucky Day
- Chapter 98: The Sea
- Chapter 97: Suspicion
- Chapter 96: The Letter
- Chapter 95: The End of Kindness
- Chapter 94: The Kindness of Strangers
- Chapter 93: Temar’s Selfishness
- Chapter 92: A Place He Had Never Been
- Chapter 91: The Night the Festival Ended
- Chapter 90: A Journey Has to End Someday
- Chapter 89: [The Days We Spent Together Were Moving.]
- Chapter 88: A Little Fist Packs a Punch
- Chapter 87: The Strongest Memories Are Stronger Than Steel
- Chapter 86: The Art of Conversation
- Chapter 85: The King’s Second Star
- Chapter 84: A Parting at Dawn
- Chapter 83: One Day Before Leaving
- Chapter 82: A Time Sweeter Than Candied Fruit
- Chapter 81: That’s Not It
- Chapter 80: My Brother’s Acting Weird!
- Chapter 79: To Tempesto Village! — The Festival
- Chapter 78: On to Tempesto Village! — Farewell
- Chapter 77: Boys His Own Age
- Chapter 76: The Shadow of Illness
- Chapter 75: A Pleasant Day
- Chapter 74: Deep Sleep
- Chapter 73: Treasure and Heroes
- Chapter 72: Rumors About the Oracle
- Chapter 71: Drunken Nonsense
- Chapter 70: A Drinking Bout
- Chapter 69: Misunderstanding
- Chapter 68: An Untimely Chase
- Chapter 67: The Blue Dragon Inn (2)
- Chapter 66: The Blue Dragon Inn (1)
- Chapter 65: The Memory of White Snow
- Chapter 64: Quiet Snow
- Chapter 63: Blue Bruise
- Chapter 62: Ren, Who Lost His Memory
- Chapter 61: Half-Dreaming (3) Horrible Dream
- Chapter 60: Half-Dreaming (2) The Hero’s Miracle
- Chapter 59: Half-Dreaming (1) The Very First Death
- Chapter 58: A Dangerous Hero
- Chapter 57: Ren’s Panic (2) The Past Comes Flooding Back
- Chapter 56: The Hero’s Power (2)
- Chapter 55: The Hero’s Power (1)
- Chapter 54: Words That Reached My Heart
- Chapter 53: A Good Goodbye (2)
- Chapter 52: A Good Goodbye (1)
- Chapter 51: Time to Part
- Chapter 50: The Brave Ones
- Chapter 49: Gift
- Chapter 48: The Boy’s Funeral (2)
- Chapter 47: The Boy’s Funeral (1)
- Chapter 46: Stop Caring About My Herbs!
- Chapter 45: Temar’s Fear
- Chapter 44: You Had a Fiancée?! (2)
- Chapter 43: You Had a Fiancée?! (1)
- Chapter 42: Luman’s Goal (2)
- Chapter 41: Words of Thanks
- Chapter 40: Mean People (2)
- Chapter 39: Mean People (1)
- Chapter 38: The Castle Where Lacus Lies
- Chapter 37: A Mere Handful of Life
- Chapter 36: Brother, I’m okay
- Chapter 35: Nightmare (2)
- Chapter 34: Nightmare (1)
- Chapter 33: Ren’s Faith (2) The Blood-Soaked Hero
- Chapter 32: The Blade That Reached the Heart
- Chapter 31: The Scream Above the Cliff
- Chapter 30: Run
- Chapter 29: Ren’s Faith
- Chapter 28: Traveling with Strangers (4) Scattered Tea Leaves
- Chapter 27: Traveling with Strangers (3) Bubbling Soup
- Chapter 26: Luman’s Temptation — Marshmallows
- Chapter 25: Ren, Why Do You Like Your Brother So Much?
- Chapter 24: Temar’s Anger — Did I Raise You Like This?
- Chapter 23: Traveling with Strangers (2) Grrr, Grrr
- Chapter 22: Traveling with Strangers (1) Nasty Motion Sickness
- Chapter 21: Ren’s Panic (1) Temar Vanishes, and Lante
- Chapter 20: Heart-Pounding Adventure Begins?! (5) Crisis — Protecting Ren’s Baggage and a Woman’s Scream
- Chapter 19: Dell Belkerman’s Persistent Plea
- Chapter 18: “Ren Is My Brother.”
- Chapter 17: Heart-Pounding Adventure Begins?! (4) Sharing Camp with a Strange Party — A Small Quarrel
- Chapter 16: Heart-Pounding Adventure Begins!? (3) The Rumored Lady Gannion
- Chapter 15: Heart-Pounding Adventure Begins?! (2) A Strange Man
- Chapter 14: Heart-Pounding Adventure Begins?! (1) The Discovery of a Corpse
- Chapter 13: Heroes Are Seriously—!!
- Chapter 12: The Day We Leave the Village (2) Luman’s Payback
- Chapter 11: The Day We Leave the Village (1) Farewell
- Chapter 10: Preparing to Leave (2)
- Chapter 9: Preparing to Leave (1)
- Chapter 8: Ren, I Can’t Leave You Behind
- Chapter 7: A Misunderstanding Between Brothers (2) — Proof of Usefulness
- Chapter 6: Luman’s Objective (1)
- Chapter 5: A Misunderstanding Between Brothers (1) — The Honorable Hero
- Chapter 4: Brother, I’d Rather Kill Him Myself!
- Chapter 3: A Man Who Lives by a Hero’s Duty
- Chapter 2: A Vicious Letter From the Royal Palace — The One-Year Mark Since My Brother Came Back to Me
- Chapter 1: My Brother Is a Hero
"...Brother... brother..."
Temar couldn’t say a word at the sound of Ren calling for him in that sick, breaking voice.
He had no idea what he was supposed to say.
After losing his comrades’ lives in the seven-year war, he had grown used to loss. The pain of another remaining corner of his heart being cut away had long since gone numb. He had tried that hard not to give his heart away.
But to his crying little brother, to his little brother collapsing under loss—what was he supposed to say to him?
It’s okay. Everybody dies.
If he lived a good life, he’ll be reincarnated.
Though Luman hadn’t, really.
No... then again, he had given his life for the country, so maybe he could be reincarnated.
"That’s what heroes are."
After thinking of all that, this was the only thing he could come up with. Coco stared at Temar in open disbelief, practically condemning him with her eyes.
"...You cannot seriously say something that stupid...!"
At Temar’s words, Ren went completely still.
Frozen like plaster, Ren looked like he had stopped breathing.
"Ren!"
Startled, Coco hurried toward him, and only then did Kirky finally lift his head.
His snow-white hair slipped aside, revealing a face that was smiling. His lips, twitching with mischief, pulled back to show white teeth.
"Kirky! Do something, for—"
Coco whipped her head around and called for Kirky in a panic as she kept calling Ren’s name. But before she could even finish, purple fury swirled in her eyes.
"You insane bastard, you—"
"He’s perfectly alive!"
"..."
"..."
"...Steward! Steward! Pack his things! Send that damn priest back to the temple! A carriage! Get a carriage ready too! Send Priest Kirky straight back to the temple this instant! No, better yet, throw him into the underground storeroom and lock him up!"
"Gah! My lady, why would you do that?! That’s your problem! Why can’t you trust me? Who do you think this Kirky is? I’m a hiiiigh-level priest who can bring even the dead back to life! Isn’t this all because I’m upset no one’s praising me?!"
"You fucking lunatic! Quit spewing bullshit!"
"Aaagh! My lady! Please put down whatever’s in your hand—gaaah!"
Crash! Bang! Clatter!
Coco shouted in fury, then in a rage grabbed the lamp beside the bed. She started wildly swinging it around as she chased Kirky, and with him running for his life, chaos exploded all at once. Coco tore after him like lightning, not caring in the slightest that her violet hair was coming loose.
But who was Kirky?
The High Priest’s biggest headache. A man so hopelessly addicted to pranks that people had seriously wondered whether he might actually be the son of Retolaverius, god of mischief—someone who drove people insane in any situation at all with his tactless, goddamn pranks!
As Kirky fled at frantic, practiced speed, putting all those years of experience to use, a long leg suddenly stuck out, calm and precise.
"Aaagh! S-save me, Lady Coco! No, Lord Seton! How could you trip me—gaaah!"
"Just die! Seriously, die!"
Coco pounced on top of the fallen Kirky and started pounding on his back.
Seton withdrew the leg he had stuck out and let out a sigh.
"Priest. That sort of conduct is a problem. If Lady Coco truly gets angry, you really will have to return to the Grand Temple. And before that, you’ll have to endure the High Priest’s scolding for three days and nights. Please keep in mind that if you play pranks in a serious situation like this, I am fully capable of writing fifty more pages in a report that would make it seven days of scolding."
"Aaagh, Lord Seton, that’s too cruel!"
"You’re the cruel one, you fucking psycho!"
"My lady, please stop. You must maintain your dignity."
But Seton already sounded resigned.
He looked kind of tired.
"I-is that... really true?"
Kirky had been kicking his legs and thrashing around, laughing like this was all hilarious, but the moment he saw Ren’s face, he finally froze.
A tear that had been clinging there dropped.
Kirky—who would’ve been offended not to be called second to none when it came to pranks, who usually chased amusement with no guilt at all—showed the faintest flicker of guilt on his face. Seeing that look, Coco sighed.
"I-I... I’m sorry."
"..."
"N-no! I mean I’m sorry for joking around!! The blond handsome guy is perfectly alive! If a man that handsome died, wouldn’t that be a national loss?! This Kirky does not stand by and allow losses like that!"
"He’s not a handsome guy, he’s a Hero, you idiot."
"Lady Coco, please get off him now."
"Hmph."
At Seton’s call, Coco finally got up off Kirky. She dusted off her skirt and hands, and didn’t forget to shoot him a murderous glare in warning.
"I-it’s true. I may not look it, but I’m actually kind of amazing. He’s totally fine."
"I-is that really true...?"
"Yes! It’s true. Um... I really am sorry."
Kirky scratched his cheek, then lowered his head a little.
"And he still won’t apologize to me."
Kirky turned his head away and pretended not to hear. 𝑓𝑟𝑒𝘦𝓌𝑒𝑏𝑛𝑜𝘷𝑒𝘭.𝒸𝘰𝑚
"Where is he?"
"Ahem. Inside."
The room really was large enough that they simply hadn’t been able to see it, but there was a space farther in, screened off by curtains and partitions. There had been too many maids and servants bustling around for anyone’s attention to reach that far.
"I want to go. I think I need to see his face before I can calm down."
"You should still be resting in bed."
Kirky shook his head, then caught sight of Ren’s eyes and quietly looked away.
"Then... that gentleman can carry you, I suppose."
Kirky subtly pointed at Temar.
Without a second of hesitation, Temar scooped Ren up into his arms.
"Eek."
Ren let out a startled cry, and Temar froze solid in alarm.
"Did I hurt you? Did I lift you wrong? Was I holding too tight? Ren..."
"N-no! It just surprised me, that’s all!"
The tear tracks on his face were still dry against his skin, but unlike before, Ren was red now from embarrassment.
He looked unbearably adorable.
How long had it even been since he’d last been held in his brother’s arms like this?
His emotions had been plunging up and down like a roller coaster, draining every ounce of strength from his body, but tucked into Temar’s arms, he felt secure. Warm. It even made him want to stay there forever. Held in an embrace «N.o.v.e.l.i.g.h.t» like a cradle, Ren forgot Luman for a moment and wrapped his arms around Temar’s neck, but when he felt people looking at him, he ducked his face into Temar’s chest in embarrassment. Not that it actually hid him!
"Ahem. This way."
It wasn’t exactly unpleasant to look at, but for some reason it was still annoying as hell.
Letting out an awkward little cough, Kirky beckoned them over.
Following behind Kirky, Temar carrying Ren, along with Coco and Seton, headed farther in.
A maid who had been cleaning the blood from the floor quickly pulled the curtain aside, and the group came face-to-face with Luman, eyes wide open.
"Luman...!"
Even at Ren’s call, impossible to hide how glad he was, Luman didn’t move.
"What the hell. Why’s he like this?"
"Luman...?"
Ren’s voice turned cautious.
Those glittering gold eyes were fixed on the ceiling without the slightest movement.
His lashes didn’t tremble. His lips didn’t tremble.
He looked dried out, rigid as a dead branch. The blood had been wiped away, but traces of injury still remained all over him... the burst blood vessels in his eyes, the dried blood at his ears and nose. A wave of unease came crashing back over Ren.
His hands tightened around Temar’s neck. His breathing started to turn shallow.
"What happened to him, Kirky...!"
Coco scolded him under her breath. Watching Ren carefully, she pinched Kirky’s arm.
"T-that can’t be right. There’s no way. No way? Ah, come on. Surely not? Surely...?"
Tilting his head back and forth, Kirky walked up to Luman. Just as he grabbed his wrist to check his pulse, Luman’s eyes rolled.
His pupils widened, and it looked like his trembling lips were about to part.
Ren held his breath, his heart swelling like he was witnessing a miracle.
"Blegh!"
A low, cracked voice came out, wildly undercutting the moment. Gold eyes sparkled.
Luman couldn’t move a muscle, yet there he was, grinning.
No one looking at him was smiling.
"..."
"..."
Silence from Temar and Seton.
"...Wow. There’s actually someone worse than me."
That was Kirky, still holding Luman’s wrist, letting out a hollow laugh.
"You fucking—"
And last came Ren, full of pure fury.
"Heh heh heh."
The second he saw Luman laughing that empty, ridiculous laugh, murderous rage boiled up in Ren.
"You insane son of a— what the hell is wrong with you?! How can you pull a stunt like that?! Are you out of your fucking mind? Have you lost it?! What the hell is wrong with you?!"
"Oh, come now. Is that any way to speak to someone who just came back from the brink of death? Were you that worried about me? Watching Ren cry and cry like that broke my heart, but surely a fine scene deserves an encore, doesn’t it?"
Using that gorgeous face of his, Luman smiled as smoothly as melted butter, and Ren started wildly flailing his arms. Stuck as he was in Temar’s hold, his hands couldn’t reach Luman, but if Temar had set him down, it probably wouldn’t have ended with just grabbing him by the collar.
"Ren, stay still. You’ll fall."
"Aaaargh!"
Unable to contain his fury, Ren grabbed his own head and raged.
"That man is insane! He’s not in his right mind, that’s why he pulls bullshit like this!"
"Agreed."
Coco nodded at once.
"Ren. It’s rude to call him that man."
At Temar’s scolding, Ren suddenly had nothing to say.
The moment Ren got scolded instead, Luman awkwardly cleared his throat, feeling weirdly sorry.
"First of all, thank you for saving me, Priest Kirky."
At the greeting, all laughter gone from his face, Kirky nodded.
"It’s an honor to meet you, Hero! I’ve never seen anyone pull a prank more vicious than mine. I really thought you were dead. How do you not even blink? Even I was shocked when I saw his face! That pale face turned red and tears just kept falling, and he looked so pitiful and fragile! If I hadn’t spent over a decade training myself in the sacred art of pranks, I would’ve dropped to my knees and begged forgiveness on the spot!"
"What the hell are you even saying, Kirky? I’m embarrassed, so please shut up."
"Lady Coco! Why are you embarrassed? I saved two lives today!"
"More importantly, is Ren alright? What exactly is his condition?"
Cutting smoothly across Coco and Kirky’s bickering, Luman asked in a calm voice. A moment ago he’d been grinning after that sick prank, and now he wore such a serious face he looked like a completely different person.
Ren was so dumbfounded he couldn’t even speak.
If he’d had the strength, he would’ve ripped out every last strand of Luman’s hair.
- Chapter 191: A Selfish Wish
- Chapter 190: The Bloodstained Letter
- Chapter 189: Flowers Inside the Coffin
- Chapter 188: Duke Gannion’s Funeral
- Chapter 187: The Infamous Lady
- Chapter 186: Giselle’s Intentions
- Chapter 185: Crow
- Chapter 184: Some Conspiracy
- Chapter 183: Frightened Eyes
- Chapter 182: Prayer of Oath
- Chapter 181: Oddballs!
- Chapter 180: The First Confession
- Chapter 179: The Lifting Shadow
- Chapter 178: A Meeting That Was No Coincidence
- Chapter 177: Nice Weather We’re Having
- Chapter 176: If, Twenty Days From Now, You Look Toward That Place
- Chapter 175: Black Magic
- Chapter 174: Verdi
- Chapter 173: May My Sons Return as True Warriors!
- Chapter 172: The Day the Goddess Meteo’s Star Shines Brightest
- Chapter 171: Brother. You Don’t Have to Say Anything
- Chapter 170: Angel
- Chapter 169: The Meaning of a Gift
- Chapter 168: Yes, I Am in Love
- Chapter 167: A Falling Shadow
- Chapter 166: An Unfamiliar Face
- Chapter 165: A Quiet Time Together
- Chapter 164: Reunion with the Sender
- Chapter 163: Bright as Dawn
- Chapter 162: Like a Hole in a Dam
- Chapter 161: The Letter That Arrived Late
- Chapter 160: A Frozen Heart
- Chapter 159: The Meeting
- Chapter 158: Kirky’s Circle
- Chapter 157: The Secret of a Sweet, Rich Treat
- Chapter 156: Exposed
- Chapter 155: To the Royal Castle
- Chapter 154: Farewell
- Chapter 153: Suspicion
- Chapter 152: Something That Needs Heroes
- Chapter 151: Temar’s Small Step
- Chapter 150: Time Alone
- Chapter 149: The Distance Between Brothers
- Chapter 148: Reunion
- Chapter 147: The Person He Wanted to See
- Chapter 146: Peaceful, or Maybe Not
- Chapter 145: Tea Time
- Chapter 144: How Pitiful!
- Chapter 143: Cruel Words
- Chapter 142: Apologies and Thanks
- Chapter 141: Reunion
- Chapter 140: The Prophecy Pouch
- Chapter 139: Response
- Chapter 138: Gathering Light
- Chapter 137: Schemes
- Chapter 136: The Hero’s Power
- Chapter 135: The Light Came to Me—
- Chapter 134: To Ren
- Chapter 133: I Know Who You Are
- Chapter 132: The Kingdom’s Light
- Chapter 131: A Suspicious Man
- Chapter 130: Pursuit
- Chapter 129: But You Love Them, Don’t You?
- Chapter 128: Pouring Golden Light
- Chapter 127: Black Wave
- Chapter 126: The Scene of Slaughter
- Chapter 125: Luck
- Chapter 124: <Blood Festival>
- Chapter 123: Please Hold My Hand
- Chapter 122: Trap
- Chapter 121: Trap
- Chapter 120: A Strange, Crazy Person
- Chapter 119: Crescent-Moon Smile
- Chapter 118: Ren’s Creed
- Chapter 117: Surprise Inspection
- Chapter 116: Crossed Gifts
- Chapter 115: Teal Eyes
- Chapter 114: A Good Owner
- Chapter 113: An Unfathomable Heart
- Chapter 112: Aren’t I Your Brother?
- Chapter 111: The Place of One Already Gone
- Chapter 110: Ren, As Your Brother…
- Chapter 109: A Heart That Would Brave Death
- Chapter 108: Constant Movement
- Chapter 107: Young Count Peruan
- Chapter 106: A Voice Calling
- Chapter 105: Coco’s Prophecy
- Chapter 104: A Vow on the Watchtower
- Chapter 103: The King of the Kingdom of Setoran
- Chapter 102: Movement
- Chapter 101: Loroe Territory
- Chapter 100: What Must Be Forgotten
- Chapter 99: A Lucky Day
- Chapter 98: The Sea
- Chapter 97: Suspicion
- Chapter 96: The Letter
- Chapter 95: The End of Kindness
- Chapter 94: The Kindness of Strangers
- Chapter 93: Temar’s Selfishness
- Chapter 92: A Place He Had Never Been
- Chapter 91: The Night the Festival Ended
- Chapter 90: A Journey Has to End Someday
- Chapter 89: [The Days We Spent Together Were Moving.]
- Chapter 88: A Little Fist Packs a Punch
- Chapter 87: The Strongest Memories Are Stronger Than Steel
- Chapter 86: The Art of Conversation
- Chapter 85: The King’s Second Star
- Chapter 84: A Parting at Dawn
- Chapter 83: One Day Before Leaving
- Chapter 82: A Time Sweeter Than Candied Fruit
- Chapter 81: That’s Not It
- Chapter 80: My Brother’s Acting Weird!
- Chapter 79: To Tempesto Village! — The Festival
- Chapter 78: On to Tempesto Village! — Farewell
- Chapter 77: Boys His Own Age
- Chapter 76: The Shadow of Illness
- Chapter 75: A Pleasant Day
- Chapter 74: Deep Sleep
- Chapter 73: Treasure and Heroes
- Chapter 72: Rumors About the Oracle
- Chapter 71: Drunken Nonsense
- Chapter 70: A Drinking Bout
- Chapter 69: Misunderstanding
- Chapter 68: An Untimely Chase
- Chapter 67: The Blue Dragon Inn (2)
- Chapter 66: The Blue Dragon Inn (1)
- Chapter 65: The Memory of White Snow
- Chapter 64: Quiet Snow
- Chapter 63: Blue Bruise
- Chapter 62: Ren, Who Lost His Memory
- Chapter 61: Half-Dreaming (3) Horrible Dream
- Chapter 60: Half-Dreaming (2) The Hero’s Miracle
- Chapter 59: Half-Dreaming (1) The Very First Death
- Chapter 58: A Dangerous Hero
- Chapter 57: Ren’s Panic (2) The Past Comes Flooding Back
- Chapter 56: The Hero’s Power (2)
- Chapter 55: The Hero’s Power (1)
- Chapter 54: Words That Reached My Heart
- Chapter 53: A Good Goodbye (2)
- Chapter 52: A Good Goodbye (1)
- Chapter 51: Time to Part
- Chapter 50: The Brave Ones
- Chapter 49: Gift
- Chapter 48: The Boy’s Funeral (2)
- Chapter 47: The Boy’s Funeral (1)
- Chapter 46: Stop Caring About My Herbs!
- Chapter 45: Temar’s Fear
- Chapter 44: You Had a Fiancée?! (2)
- Chapter 43: You Had a Fiancée?! (1)
- Chapter 42: Luman’s Goal (2)
- Chapter 41: Words of Thanks
- Chapter 40: Mean People (2)
- Chapter 39: Mean People (1)
- Chapter 38: The Castle Where Lacus Lies
- Chapter 37: A Mere Handful of Life
- Chapter 36: Brother, I’m okay
- Chapter 35: Nightmare (2)
- Chapter 34: Nightmare (1)
- Chapter 33: Ren’s Faith (2) The Blood-Soaked Hero
- Chapter 32: The Blade That Reached the Heart
- Chapter 31: The Scream Above the Cliff
- Chapter 30: Run
- Chapter 29: Ren’s Faith
- Chapter 28: Traveling with Strangers (4) Scattered Tea Leaves
- Chapter 27: Traveling with Strangers (3) Bubbling Soup
- Chapter 26: Luman’s Temptation — Marshmallows
- Chapter 25: Ren, Why Do You Like Your Brother So Much?
- Chapter 24: Temar’s Anger — Did I Raise You Like This?
- Chapter 23: Traveling with Strangers (2) Grrr, Grrr
- Chapter 22: Traveling with Strangers (1) Nasty Motion Sickness
- Chapter 21: Ren’s Panic (1) Temar Vanishes, and Lante
- Chapter 20: Heart-Pounding Adventure Begins?! (5) Crisis — Protecting Ren’s Baggage and a Woman’s Scream
- Chapter 19: Dell Belkerman’s Persistent Plea
- Chapter 18: “Ren Is My Brother.”
- Chapter 17: Heart-Pounding Adventure Begins?! (4) Sharing Camp with a Strange Party — A Small Quarrel
- Chapter 16: Heart-Pounding Adventure Begins!? (3) The Rumored Lady Gannion
- Chapter 15: Heart-Pounding Adventure Begins?! (2) A Strange Man
- Chapter 14: Heart-Pounding Adventure Begins?! (1) The Discovery of a Corpse
- Chapter 13: Heroes Are Seriously—!!
- Chapter 12: The Day We Leave the Village (2) Luman’s Payback
- Chapter 11: The Day We Leave the Village (1) Farewell
- Chapter 10: Preparing to Leave (2)
- Chapter 9: Preparing to Leave (1)
- Chapter 8: Ren, I Can’t Leave You Behind
- Chapter 7: A Misunderstanding Between Brothers (2) — Proof of Usefulness
- Chapter 6: Luman’s Objective (1)
- Chapter 5: A Misunderstanding Between Brothers (1) — The Honorable Hero
- Chapter 4: Brother, I’d Rather Kill Him Myself!
- Chapter 3: A Man Who Lives by a Hero’s Duty
- Chapter 2: A Vicious Letter From the Royal Palace — The One-Year Mark Since My Brother Came Back to Me
- Chapter 1: My Brother Is a Hero
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