The reason Leffenhardt was complaining was different.
“Did you sleep well after putting your lord, who swore allegiance, to sleep on the street and covering him with a warm blanket, Prime Minister Carol?”
Yes. Karl, Russ, and Cilan are human.
There is no need for these three people to live homeless. Of course, every time I left the human village, I could stay at an expensive inn and enjoy a comfortable trip in a nice room covered with a soft blanket. (Of course, Silan had to disguise himself as a woman.)
“But thanks to that, didn’t you at least eat properly? “If we hadn’t been constantly getting food from the village, we would have been eating beef jerky the whole time, right?”
“Then why don’t you just get some food?”
The warm gaze of my lord is truly burdensome. Carol, Russ, and Cilan secretly avoided eye contact. Reppenhardt, Tashid, and Titima expressed their dissatisfaction towards ‘the gentlemen of the group’.
“Just eat warm food.”
“Just sleep in a soft bed.”
“Cilan was mean.”
Of course, the well-behaved Siris didn’t complain at all.
“Those who can rest should rest, hehe.”
“I’m not as strong as Mr. Leffen. “If you keep sleeping on the street, you’ll get sick.”
“Brother, I just did what the prime minister told me to do… … .”
Anyway, Leffenhardt turned his attention back to the villa in Asinople.
Already, using both energy and magic, the number of people inside the mansion was roughly figured out. On the outside, it was nothing more than an ordinary noble villa. However, there were some unusual parts.
“I heard it’s definitely a summer villa, but even though it’s winter, the number of attendants is quite large?”
This is evidence that someone of a fairly high class continues to reside in this villa. Considering that the Silver Sages usually live in secular status, it is not surprising that their security level is not particularly high.
Russ said, narrowing his eyes.
“Let’s sneak in first, brother. “If you catch anyone and dig up information, something will come out.”
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The maid, who had finished the laundry, was returning to her lodgings, massaging her shoulders. In any case, when Lady Erend is away, there is not much work to attend to her mansion. She said that she needed to finish her embroidery pattern that she had been making for a long time, and as the maid was taking her steps.
A black shadow covered my eyes. Before she could even scream, the maid’s eyes became hazy.
“Where is the owner of this mansion?”
“You are away.”
The maid, who had been suppressed by Repenhardt’s powerful mental magic, opened her mouth obediently. Questions followed.
“Is there anything strange about this mansion?”
“Lady Erend. “He is a truly amazing person.”
“Why is it so strange?”
The maid answered obediently. About Lady Erend, who disappears from time to time, the unidentified gang she brought with her, and the Geumyeok where the gang was staying.
Perfect!
Reppenhardt snapped his fingers and the maid fell down. After lightly leaning against the wall inside, Reppenhardt turned to the group.
“It seems certain that Tethron’s group was here. “I guess I should go to that place called Geumyeok.”
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The place called Geumyeok was located about a 10-minute walk along the path behind the mansion. Consisting of only a few crude buildings, it looked more like a barracks on a battlefield than a nobleman’s mansion.
Siris suddenly frowned as he looked at the buildings in Geumyeok.
“Something feels strange, Mr. Reppenhardt?”
“It’s because of the artifacts in the building, Siris. Seeing that faint magical power, you too have reached quite a level.”
At that level, you can easily enter the 7th circle. Perhaps because he was taught from a young age, his progress is faster than that of Siris in his previous life. Feeling satisfied, Reppenhardt entered the building.
The inside of the building was also rough. There were only a few tables and beds placed against a stone wall without any decorations. Titima, who was looking across the room, gestured to his companions.
“There’s something here.”
Placed in the room was a large, unidentifiable water tank. A transparent glass container large enough for one person to enter was erected in the center of the room, with a complex structure supporting it underneath.
Cilan looked puzzled and muttered.
“What is this? “Did you even raise fish?”
“Couldn’t it be a water reservoir?”
Cilan refuted Siris’ words, saying it was nonsense.
“Hey, there’s no way they would have used this expensive glass just to hold water, right?”
“but… … “It doesn’t even look like glass.”
Leffenhardt approached the tank. It was clear that the faint magic waves felt earlier were coming from this tank. He said while feeling around the tank.
“It is clear that it is some kind of artifact. How to use… … “I don’t know right now.”
If I sit down and keep researching, I might be able to figure something out, but I don’t have time to do that. Carol asked.
“What do you want to do with this, Your Majesty?”
Tashid’s eyes lit up.
“I don’t know what it is, but if it’s an artifact, it’s expensive, right? “Are you going to take care of it?”
Russ let out a laugh.
“How can you get it? Should I carry it on my back?”
Leffenhardt was worried. This tank was definitely too big. At least it wasn’t the size to carry. No matter how infinite the pocket is, you have to get into the entrance of the pocket before you can move it or not.
‘But if I leave it behind, I feel uncomfortable because I don’t know what it is for.’
Simple Tashid raised his fist.
“Shall I destroy it?”
“It would be a waste to destroy it. “Ancient heritage is not common.”
Reppenhardt, who was worried, raised his magic power.
“Let’s just lock it down. “I don’t know what it is, but it’s clear that it’s activated by magic, so I guess I can just block it.”
After casting a few control spells around the tank, Reppenhardt grinned.
“At this level, it will be difficult to solve unless you are at the level of an archmage.”
By blocking the tank’s magical power, the faintly felt flow of magical energy was completely cut off. After that, I sense another magical power. It was so faint that it was buried in the magic field of the tank and could not be felt.
‘What is this again?’
Reppenhardt followed the flow of magic and headed toward the building on the other side. The flow continued towards a small room on the outskirts of the building. Russ, who was following behind, asked.
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“What is it, brother?”
Without responding, Reppenhardt looked around the room carefully.
‘I guess this… … .’
There are faint traces of spatial interference magic remaining throughout the room.
‘Is this something like a Daiman terminal? No, it’s a little different.’
It seemed like this room needed some time to investigate. Reppenhardt sat down and flung threads of his magical power all over the room.
“Everyone is going out and resting. Or explore around. “I think this will take a while.”
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The sun was about to set.
Reppenhardt, who had been looking around the room for a while, suddenly had a smile on his face.
“Something like this.”
I just got a feel for it. This was clearly a device for spatial movement. It was just a little different from Daiman Terminal.
The Daiman Terminal feels like a way to connect space to space, a kind of public transportation that can move an unspecified number of people.
On the other hand, this one is closer to that.
‘Well, that strange feather artifact that Jade used… … .’
Compared to the Daiman Terminal, the method of folding and flying a space can only be moved by an individual or a small number of people, but it does not require a large-scale structure.
‘But it doesn’t seem to be an independent artifact of the system like the feather.’
Although it has magical structures and systems, it has no power source. So to speak, is it a kind of spatial map?
‘It’s a method of linking with another artifact that is a key and using that artifact’s magic to move through space. It’s a type that combines the two and applied them.’
When a designated user inserts a designated key, the user moves to a designated location.
Reppenhardt slowly gathered his magic power. After understanding the structure and system, he thought he could create a temporary one-time key.
Buuuung.
After a while, a small bright red gem floated onto Reppenhardt’s palm. Carefully, he set the jewel in the center of the room. The floor, which had been blank, began to glow and create a large magic circle.
“It works.”
Satisfied, Leffenhardt called the group together.
“Everyone gather around!”
They were already nervous outside. They immediately gathered inside the room. Carol asked as she looked at the transformed room.
“What is this, Your Majesty?”
“Space movement magic circle. “It’s like a Daiman terminal.”
Strictly speaking, it is a bit different as it is not a portal, but there is no difference in terms of allowing space movement. These were people who had already used Daiman Terminal several times. Everyone easily understood what Reppenhardt said.
Cilan asked, looking at the magic circle.
“Where will I go if I enter here?”
“I don’t know that. But it’s clear that it’s related to the Silver Sage, right?”
Russ and Tashid’s eyes lit up.
“I guess I should get ready.”
I don’t know where that space mover is connected. You may be attacked while moving through space.
Russ, Tashid, and Siris all drew their swords. Silan also took out the holy symbol and placed it in her hand, and Titima also clung to her side, holding two daggers and looking nervous.
Carol took out the large sword on her back and shouted.
“come! Eldrad!”
In an instant, Carol wrapped her entire body in golden armor and nodded.
“I’m ready, Your Majesty.”
Repenhardt shouted, placing his hand on the magic circle.
“Transition!”
Chapter 56 Forgotten History
One
There were pure white metal walls everywhere. Standing in the middle of a large hall reminiscent of a temple or royal palace, Reppenhardt and his party looked around in all directions.
“Where?”
“Did we come to the right place?”
As was the case at Daiman Terminal, the spatial movement itself is instantaneous. For a moment, my eyes flash, and the place where I was standing changes.
