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Why does MC has to fight? or even go to that place? Logically thinking he has nothing to gain for going there but a lot to lose, especially having his strength and resources.
The New Gate - Vol. 6 Ch. 38
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@KamiKira00 It's tied to his roleplaying as an adventurer starting from the bottom. So, the real question is why he wanted to do that. I'd suppose it's because he's a gamer and in an average RPG, you'd join the adventurer's guild (or equivalent) upon entering your first city, if it's that sort of a game. He was basically doing what he's used to doing (in games). You can also see some answers in his basic behavior, which is pretty subservient and lacking pride, aside from his blacksmithing skills, perhaps. He wants to act publicly but also wants nearly nobody to know he's a high human, so he's acting like a regular chosen one with an amiable attitude. If he had outright refused the invitation to the castle, he would have attracted more attention than by accepting it. It would have also resulted in the nobles/royals pestering the guild about it. What comes to the bout with the princess in particular, maybe it's half his typical Japanese servile and authority worshipping nature and half his own interest in fighting.
@KamiKira00 It's tied to his roleplaying as an adventurer starting from the bottom. So, the real question is why he wanted to do that. I'd suppose it's because he's a gamer and in an average RPG, you'd join the adventurer's guild (or equivalent) upon entering your first city, if it's that sort of a game. He was basically doing what he's used to doing (in games). You can also see some answers in his basic behavior, which is pretty subservient and lacking pride, aside from his blacksmithing skills, perhaps. He wants to act publicly but also wants nearly nobody to know he's a high human, so he's acting like a regular chosen one with an amiable attitude. If he had outright refused the invitation to the castle, he would have attracted more attention than by accepting it. It would have also resulted in the nobles/royals pestering the guild about it. What comes to the bout with the princess in particular, maybe it's half his typical Japanese servile and authority worshipping nature and half his own interest in fighting.
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