107. It’s departure!
Crossing continents across oceans has never been easier.
Even if you just look at the travel time right now, it’s a month unit.
According to the captain, even if we go fast, it will take about three months.
Even if I don’t know much about sailing, I think at first glance.
You will need food, drinking water, clothes to change into, and a simple first aid kit…
Aside from that, aren’t there a lot of important items that I don’t know about?
As the work has grown to that extent, it has become something that transcends the scope of an individual.
Of course, the Noia Orders have already prepared to some extent, but…
‘Does this look a bit dangerous?’
Apparently, the unit was at the level of the association ‘dae’, so the limit was clear.
So, I decided to use some of my connections.
If not, when would you use it?
If I go to another continent now, I won’t have anything to see.
Even so, it was difficult to use distant connections, so I decided to ask for help from the nearest Ben Myer.
‘Rogestana Aphelia. And because the parish head there has a maximum liking rating.’
That’s how I sent a letter requesting minimal support to Benmeyer.
And what arrived…
“Sir Rohan! Sir Rohan! Ha ha ha ha!”
“……”
Not just support.
He was Archbishop Traven, head of the parish of Ben Myer.
‘No… send only support items…’
* * *
“Everything from here to stir-fry is food. Over there is medicine.
Archbishop Traven arrived, somehow excited.
It seems that Orhel also had that question.
When I see you ask the question I wanted to ask instead.
“What are you so excited about?”
“Ha ha. How can you not be happy when you have the opportunity to meet Lord Orhel and Lord Rohan?”
“What?”
“Seeing Lord Rohan now is already an honor in the Five Realms.”
The eyes of Orhel and Archbishop Traven turned to me.
“……”
Archbishop Traven smiled broadly and continued.
“All the tasks that Lord Rohan has accomplished so far. I arrived later than Lord Rohan’s steps… but in the end, no one knows.”
At those words, Orhel nodded.
“Ah. I admit it. Before I met you, you were already a devil or a witch. You fought Horikedon, the chief of staff of the 9th Corps, and even the demon Archduke Akbyton and won.”
“There was also a Minotaur, Sir Orhel.”
“Mi, Mino… Ha. Now I’m not even surprised.”
Come to think of it, I did stir around a bit…
But in fact, there was one more enemy unknown to the world.
‘There’s also Kalarim, one of the first demon corps commanders I killed.’
I heard that Gauriel deliberately suppressed the rumors.
It is said that the rumor that I defeated a demon that was too big was rumored to be blocking my path.
It could be the focus of other demons.
I thought there was a certain possibility, so I kept my mouth shut until now.
Of course, even excluding that, I wanted my reputation to have accumulated by no means small.
Gauriel probably didn’t even think I would commit it this far.
“How could I pass up the opportunity to see Lord Rohan?”
“So did you come to Ye directly? To see Brother? Did the archbishop abandon the archdiocese?”
“To throw it away. What else are you saying… Ah! Are you sad? Of course I wanted to see Lord Orhel! Hahahaha”
“It’s late, you bastard.”
Archbishop Traven was generous, poking Orhel’s side with his elbow.
“Don’t be sad. I’m thinking of Sir Orhel… I’m sure I didn’t have precious wine in my luggage.”
“……gulp.”
I hear all the dripping sounds.
Whew.
Orhel’s expression was already brightening.
“Ears, are they precious?”
“Everything is precious. To be honest, because of the name Archbishop, I was afraid that rumors of extravagant things would spread.”
“Kiya! As expected, our Traven Brothers!”
The Vampire Lord and the Archbishop are brothers…
Because of the wine too.
It was to the point where I couldn’t even laugh.
Archbishop Traven, who coaxed Orhel well, came to me and whispered softly.
“First of all… Sir Rohan’s actions are being treated as confidential. He is also under special management with the other archdioceses. This move to the continent of Lesia… It’s good that the story isn’t leaked to the outside world. Five?”
I thought for a moment and then nodded.
“I think it’s better to go quietly.”
“I understand. Leave it to me!”
“Please.”
“You can worry about it. Oh, and. Did you save the ship?”
Atrum said he had saved the ship.
Let’s see…
I pointed to a boat and answered.
“Hey, I think it’s that boat.”
The pear caught on my fingertip was a medium-sized pear.
Still, it could be said that it was a ship belonging to the big axis in this port.
However, Archbishop Traven just shook his head.
“Uh huh. This is Lord Rohan’s first move on the continent of Lesia, wouldn’t it be possible with a sailboat like this?”
“Until it won’t work…”
“How about that boat?”
Where his finger points to…
“Ha, a ship?…”
“It’s not even a ship. It’s just a useful ship. It’s supported by the church, so use it comfortably! Hahahaha.”
No, it’s a real galleon.
It even had a gun attached to it.
“Still, there’s a basic level of armament to fight against pirates, so there’s nothing to worry about on a long voyage.”
basic?
If that’s the basics, if you do it in earnest……Are you going to come out with an aircraft carrier?
I swallowed the words, only expressing my gratitude.
“Oh, thank you.”
Archbishop Traven raised his hand slightly to cover his mouth and whispered.
with an elated expression.
“Also, without Lord Rohan’s name at all, I have informed you that we are departing for intercontinental exchanges in the Archdiocese, so there is no need to worry about being pursued.”
“Ugh, uhm.”
As expected, the archdiocese level support was… hot.
* * *
Three days passed like that.
The archdiocese directly stepped forward and led the way.
It was on a different level from the work of the Noia Society, a group that moved in hiding.
Truly one-of-a-kind.
It went on without a hitch.
Some administrative processing, which was not easy even when Atrum stepped forward, was passed at the level of a free pass.
“……Your personal connections are amazing.”
Atrum stands next to me and smiles.
He was, at first, at the center of everything.
But now he was just a spectator.
Rather, it was to the point where I wondered if I would get in the way if I touched it.
Thanks to him, he has time left.
I asked again what I said earlier.
“Have you known Master from the beginning?”
I glanced at him.
It doesn’t seem like you’re questioning my words…
It seemed like he was just asking out of curiosity.
“It was just a passing relationship. I was just a bystander.”
“If you’re a bystander…”
You seem to have understood my intention.
I decided to pretend to be a character who appeared briefly in the original story.
An unnamed bystander.
Before the Noia Society was founded.
It is said that there was a person who helped the elves fight the demons.
It is said that only those who know about the existence of which there is no detailed record…
When playing the original, Atrum would say such lines.
[There was a great being who degraded himself as a bystander. He said many times that my teacher saved his life thanks to him. I wonder if it wasn’t something like you.]
It was a line that you would definitely come across when playing as Levarsen, so it was definitely memorable.
So I decided to take care of that setting myself.
‘Because he was a person whose name didn’t even come out after all the way to the ending.’
From this point on, I wouldn’t argue about my true identity.
Besides, those who knew this fact were very few among the Noia death squad members…
Atrum had no choice but to fall for my words.
“I didn’t know the hero of the previous generation!”
To that, I put my finger on my lips and answered lightly.
“If I wanted to spread that fact, I would have done it myself. I just want to cover that up.”
“Ha, well…”
“And I want you to speak the same way as before.”
“Yeah, but…”
“I asked, and he answered. But I don’t want more than that.”
“……”
This was to prevent an accident.
Isn’t it something you don’t know if the real thing will appear?
It was my judgment that there was nothing wrong with being careful.
‘I don’t think it will appear though.’
Anyway, I stared at him.
Eventually he nodded.
“Okay. But, before that… can I ask you one more question?”
“What is it?”
“Master…why did you give me this ring? It doesn’t look like an accessory…”
Atrum took out the ring he had tucked inside his jacket and looked down.
I was dumbfounded.
‘what? Don’t you even know what that is? Still?’
Well… it wasn’t impossible.
Atrum in the original work handled that ring, the brilliant tears very freely.
But that’s in the future from now.
He might not yet know the true value of that ring, but he wanted to.
So, I’m going to erase his doubts completely.
told me how to use it.
“Have you tried injecting mana in divided doses, rather than injecting it all at once?”
A 3-hit additional damage attack commonly encountered by gamers.
That was the secret of those brilliant tears.
I held out my palm.
“At the same time as the blow. Three times.”
“Something like that…couldn’t exist…”
While doubting, Atrum tapped my palm twice.
The third and final attack hit a small wooden box standing next to it.
By the way!
Kwadangtangtang!
Latent in the brilliant tears.
The additional damage of the wind series spread out strongly.
Atrum saw the scene with his own two eyes.
He looked back at me with a wide-open mouth on his face.
“This, this… I didn’t know for hundreds of years… Okay, okay… Really, okay, okay…”
Surprised enough to not be able to speak to the end.
I just smiled slightly at him.
at that time.
The captain of the ship we were boarding shouted in a loud voice.
“Come on! We’re ready! Get on board!”
Starting with that signal, one by one, people began to board the ship.
“Raise the anchor! Spread the sails!”
The ship carrying us leaves the harbor.
“It’s departure!”
entered the ocean vigorously.