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My adventures in another world with my brother Chapter 13 Adventures in the town and the girl?

We soon arrived at a town just before the capital, needing to resupply as we were running low on food. As we approached, two guards with beards and low-quality armor stopped us, gesturing for us to show our IDs. The sheer size of the town surprised us; it was excessively large for a town and felt more like a city compared to what we had seen so far. Apparently, this town was one of the largest ports in the country and boasted a wide variety of inhabitants. As we made our way through the town, we noticed that the closer we got to the port, the nicer and more furnished the buildings and streets became. Of course, that didn’t stop the alleys from being suspicious. The caravan manager gestured for us to meet the vendors for the resupply, mentioning that we’d be staying until tomorrow evening. We hurried over to meet up with the other group, started getting the supplies from the vendors, and loaded them onto the caravan wagons. That night, we stayed at an inn called "Misty Moon." ...
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My adventures in another world with my brother Chapter 12 Start of the great Journey

It had been about two months since we had arrived in this world, and we were just about to prepare for our journey. We were set to go at dawn. As the sun began to rise, casting a golden hue over the city, Overon and I met up with the other adventurers at the guild. The merchants' caravan, a line of sturdy carriages laden with goods, awaited us. Ivan, the branch manager, stood by the lead carriage, overseeing the final preparations. "Good morning, everyone," Ivan greeted us with a nod. "I hope you're all ready for the journey ahead." We exchanged greetings and checked our gear one last time before boarding the carriages. Overon and I were assigned to the lead carriage along with Ivan and a few other adventurers. Vyrin and Elara took positions on the rear carriage, while Jax, Lyna, Hargan, Kira, Thalrok, Zayla, Aeron, and Liora were spread out among the remaining ones. The journey began smoothly. The roads were well-trodden, and the scenery was a beautiful ble...
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My adventures in another world with my brother Chapter 11 The unexpected hiccup part 2

In the meeting room, Garrick studied us intently, his gaze piercing and scrutinizing. The silence hung heavily in the air before he finally spoke. “I must say, your accomplishment is quite extraordinary for adventurers of your rank. Over 200 goblins and a goblin king?” Garrick’s voice carried a mix of disbelief and suspicion. “We’re just that good,” I replied with a confident grin. “Indeed. But I need to be sure. Please sign this form; it details your reward.” Garrick slid a piece of parchment across the table, accompanied by a pen. I reached out to pick up the pen, but as soon as I lifted it, I realized it was far heavier than it looked. Despite its surprising weight, I lifted it effortlessly and began to sign the form. Overon noticed the subtle test and smirked, knowing we’d passed it with flying colors. Garrick’s eyes widened momentarily before he masked his surprise. “I see. That pen weighs several hundred kilograms. I wanted to see for myself just how strong you are.” Overon chuck...
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My adventures in another world with my brother Chapter 10 The unexpected hiccup part 1

As we strolled through the city towards the Adventurer's Guild, we encountered various species. For some reason, I had assumed that elves were reclusive conservationists who preferred to keep to themselves rather than mingle with other races. Apparently, I was very wrong. We walked past many beings similar to ourselves and some that were completely out of this world—though that expression might not fit since this is a different world. As we continued down the path, we noticed more details about the roads, observing how finely they had been crafted from mud or some kind of primitive cement. It was quite different from the city streets we were used to. The buildings, many perched up in the trees while others stood on the ground, were large wooden houses mostly covered in moss on their roofs. When we finally reached the Adventurer's Guild, we were greeted by a lively scene. It was truly a sight to behold—parties examining different jobs while others sat around ordering food. Appro...
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