دانلود رمان انگلیسی “در یک سیاه چال پشت آب خنجر زده شد” – اصحاب مورد اعتماد من برای کشتن من تلاش کردند – جلد 5

Sometime after the Concord of the Tribes had left Light for dead in the Abyss, Naano the dwarf quit his subsequent job and eventually wound up buying a mansion just outside of the Dwarf Kingdom capital, where he could focus all of his efforts toward fulfilling his lifelong dream. Though it should be noted that the building wasn’t quite what one might envision a mansion to look like, for the two-story manor was enclosed by a stone fence with a metal gate marking the entrance, the sprawling lawn wasn’t particularly well tended, and the builders appeared to have prioritized the structure’s sturdiness rather than its elegance, as there was very little in the way of adornments to be seen. In short, Naano’s estate looked more like a small fortress than a stately mansion. Naano had paid for the place using the reward money he had been given for getting rid of Light after the powers that be had determined he wasn’t a Master, and since the mansion had originally been built for blacksmith research to be carried out inside it, it fit in perfectly with Naano’s own goal. As such, the first floor boasted a smithing workshop, while the basement housed a research lab specifically designed to prevent any secrets from slipping out. A human merchant approached the entrance to the mansion and rapped on the door using the large knocker that hung down at face level. “Salutations, Mr. Naano,” the merchant called out. “It is I, Cavaur.” Cavaur had arrived in a cloth-covered carriage filled with his wares. He was 170 centimeters tall, had a slender build, and wore the kind of clothing that would be considered commonplace wherever he went. Cavaur usually walked around with a leather satchel slung over his shoulder, but on this particular occasion, he had left it in the carriage. Overall, Cavaur had no striking features that would set him out from the crowd, and the only characteristics of his that were even worth mentioning were the bandanna covering his forehead, the smile he wore like a mask, and his permasquint.