Chapter 1791
Many people gathered in Reinhardt. It was safe to say that it was all the bonds that Grid had made. They were all smiling widely.
Khanâeveryone purely blessed the fact that the most important person to Grid was back. It was even the case for dark gamers like Tarma, the Black and White sisters, and the Shay, Kerb, and Sniffer assassin trio.
âIâm glad the big shit that Veradin did has been belatedly cleared up.â
âI still shudder when I look back on the years I suffered because of himâŚâ
It was after Grid issued a kill order on Veradin and declared that he would destroy Immortal. Numerous dark gamers were directly and indirectly harmed.
The Shay, Kerb, and Sniffer assassin trio were caught by Kasim, who they had long had a bad relationship with, and were hung upside down from the ceiling all day. Due to the prejudice that dark gamers interacted with each other, they were subjected to unfair torture. Unlike the Black and White sisters, who joined Immortal without much thought, the assassin trio had no relationship with Immortal and were still resentful and angry about the events of that time. Tears welled up in their eyes.
âWe never even talked to that bastard Veradin before. How could we reply when asked where he wasâŚ?â
âTo be precise, he was someone we didnât dare talk toâŚâ
âYes, because we were relatively weak.â
âDidnât I tell you to give up the loserâs mentality? The reason we went through the dark ages was purely because we were killed one after another by Grid and Kasim! If it werenât for those two, we wouldâve dominated the assassin ranking! We wouldâve been above Tarma!â
âI canât believe this. Are you talking about me now?â
âH-Hik! Tarma!â
âD-Donât be scared! In any case, he is just like us! He is a bastard who was squeezed by Grid and Faker!â
âThese lowlifesâŚâ
ââŚWhy are you gathering here and making noise?â
âIt is a good day so let it go. They have been active since the days of the Great Human and Demon War.â
âJude is already on his way.
âOh dear, they are going to be kicked out.â
The noisier the party, the better the mood. The tendencies of the dark gamers had long changed. Now they didnât commit evil acts. To be precise, there was no need to commit evil acts. It was much easier and more beneficial to do the quests related to demons and demonkin that started to flood out after the Great Human and Demon War, than to act against people. Unless they were a âreal psychopathâ who gained pleasure from harming people, they adapted and lived well in the changed society.
True madmen were surprisingly rare. Even Agnus was just an ordinary, pitiful man. Among the dark gamers, the Grid who showed no mercy was considered the craziest one.
âThen you have been blacksmithing all the time in heaven?â
Khan was bombarded with questions.
Queen Basara, who ruled Titan, and the dukes who served her were sitting side by side with Khan.
The Overgeared members had sufficiently expressed their feelings and gave up their seats one by one. Of course, the Overgeared members wanted to be by Khanâs side until the end, but there were so many people who wanted to greet Khan.
âI heard that wine springs from the lakes and ponds, not water. So did you quench it in wine?â
âHmm, not that I hear this, it seems like I became drunk every time I workedâŚâ
âHahaha! Khan, you are very good at talking!â
The questions of the dukes had a rather sensitive side to them. Most of the questions were about how he became an angel after death and what life was like in Asgard. It wasnât something they could be blamed for. It was a natural instinct for humans to wonder about the afterlife.
Furthermore, Asgard had long been considered a paradise for the humans of this world. For the dukes who didnât know how Khan was treated in Asgard, they believed that at the very least, he wouldnât be unhappy. It was natural to believe that it would be better than the souls suffering in hell.
âAre you going to live as a human again in the future?â
It was Basara who silenced the cheerfully talking dukes. Her narrow eyes, which always seemed to be closed, suddenly opened clearly. She was still a wise person, even though she had become a queen and empress, rather than the ruler of an empire. Her clear eyes were full of deep thoughtfulness and were fixed on Khanâs back, which he was struggling to cover with his coat.
âUnder the moonlight of a rare calm night, I heard from His Majesty Grid that angels are perfect beings only when they form the Trinity. Khan, if you have to live as an angel, then Iâm afraid there will be too many restrictions on you on the surface.â
âYou are Gridâs third⌠no, was it the second wife?â
Khan had already suffered death. He became an angel, not a human, and lived in the world of the gods. It was strange to be bound by his earthly status. It wasnât because Grid, who was like his child, had become emperor, nor was it because Prince Lord and Empress Irene treated him highly. His position itself meant he was equal when dealing with others.
However, he naturally became careful with his words toward Basara. The bloodline of the Saharan imperial family was great, but the influence of Basara individualâs abilities was greater. The combination of her highly noble attitude and her ability to be respected while respecting others made her a high person.
âHuhu, the order doesnât matter. Personally, I would rather be the youngest. I wonât refuse if you call me the youngest.â
It was Basara who secretly cared about her age more than Grid. The dukes sipped their drinks with complicated emotions as they saw her treating Khan like an in-law.
âMy body has already turned to dust and disappeared. I will have to endure the life of an angel living on the surface without ever being able to return to being a human,â Khan said bitterly.
He was relieved that Grid wasnât present and whispered softly so that no one would hear him except for Basara and the dukes. In fact, he had been feeling it ever since coming down to the surface. His body was losing its strength. He wasnât just referring to muscle strength. His energy was gone. He felt himself weakening in real time, as if his body was sick and on the verge of dying.
âI canât believe itâŚâ
The expressions of the dukes stiffened. In particular, the reaction of Beast King Morse was fierce.
âWhat is the point of not being able to be happy even though you have reunited with your precious people after a long time? There must be a way! I will definitely find a way with all my might!
The reason why Morse was belligerent was because he was an emotional person. To put it nicely, he was very worried about Khan because he was sensitive. He was ready to howl with the wolves who usually lived together like they were one body.
âLetâs pray to Saintess Ruby! She will take care of everything!â
Finally, he overturned the drinking table and started to pray. Spear Saint Rachel and Immortal King Grenhal quietly pulled him out. The ones who sat in their vacated seats were Gridâs apostles.
âYou were an ArchangelâŚâ
Khan recognized Sariel instantly. He saw a huge halo of light and wings that were different from his own.
Sariel smiled sadly.
âThe greed of the gods causes you new pain every time.â
âIs there no way to solve Khanâs condition?â Piaro urged her. Like the early Overgeared members, he had a long relationship with Khan and was particularly pleased to see him. Then he happened to overhear the conversation with Basara. In fact, the term overheard wasnât appropriate. Mother Nature just conveyed what happened around him.
âI donât know how to turn an angel back into a human, but I know how to rejuvenate Khan. It is naturally about forming a Trinity and maintaining it.â
âThe TrinityâŚâ
âI happen to be here. If one more angel can be obtained, we can form a Trinity and restore your health.â
âIt means we have to secure an angelâŚâ
âIn the current situation, we have no choice but to go directly to Asgard. Originally, angels sometimes came to the surface to fulfill their duties, but ever since the Overgeared World came to existence, they have ceased to do so.â
ââŚâŚâ
Piaroâs expression stiffened. It was because he recalled Gridâs declaration that he wouldnât even pee in Asgardâs direction in the future. There was someone secretly watching the increasingly serious atmosphere through the crystal ball.
âAn angelâŚâ
Braham, the God of Magic and Wisdom, was staying deep in the mountains.
Marie Roseâit happened when he noticed Grid showing genuine affection for the object of hatred that took everything away from him⌠Braham felt like he was going crazy. He felt like his world was falling apart. For a moment, he even felt a bit of resentment toward Grid. Maybe it was due to the overlap of recent events.
Grid, who didnât call him at every important moment. It felt like the sad feelings accumulated in him exploded in unison. However, he couldnât turn a blind eye to it forever.
Braham felt that just as Grid understood him when he hurt many people hundreds of years ago to fulfill his desire to break the Curse of Sloth, he too should understand Grid. He wanted to apologize for blaming and resenting Grid. However, he couldnât open his mouth⌠Due to his personality, it was difficult to even stand in front of Grid. He was feeling troubled when he got some good information.
An angel.
Letâs rise to Asgard and kidnap an angelâŚ
âIt would be perfect as an apology.â
A distorted smile spread across Brahamâs face as he planned it.
***
âThat⌠canât you let go of your anger?â
The reason why Grid was absent during the party was due to Mercedes. As everyone was laughing and chattering, she was alone and sad. Then she suddenly left.
Grid fully understood how she felt.
The Seven Apostlesâthey were the ones Grid should rely on and trust the most. However, Grid suppressed the Apostles at every critical moment and acted alone. It was purely for the sake of the Apostles, but they naturally felt a great deal of skepticism. It was to the point where they seriously considered the reason for their existence.
The Apostlesâ dissatisfaction probably reached the peak right after the first battle with Fire Dragon Trauka. The expressions of the Apostles who greeted Grid on the Tomb of the Gods were empty and bitter. For once, they couldnât hide their feelings.
Mercedes was the only one who was surprisingly calm. Now that he looked back at it, he thought that it mightâve been her truly angry appearance.
âYou just say the same thing every time.â
ââŚIâm sorry.â
âDonât misunderstand. I have no desire to put a burden on My Liegeâs heart. As a knight, I dare not go against the will of My Liege. I have just organized my mind today.â
âOrganized?â
âEven though I am My Liegeâs knight and Apostle, I understand and accept the situation where I am not needed. I donât know the position of the other Apostles, but at the very least, you donât have to look at me in the future.â
âMercedes, it isnât that Iâm not expecting something from you. I just donât want to lose you.â
âI know,â Mercedesâ expression was sad as she answered. It was the same reaction as the other Apostles. They seemed to resent their own weakness that caused Grid to worry.
âAs I have said many times before, I understand My Liegeâs heart. Even so, it was too much for you to rise to Asgard aloneâŚâ
Mercedes knew how dangerous Asgard was. It was a truth that could be known without using Keen Insight because she was the Apostle of a god. She fully enjoyed the effects of the Overgeared World, so it was easy to guess how powerful Asgardâs dimensional effect would be.
âFrom now on.â Grid declared to her, who finally revealed her heart. It was a declaration that could be made because Khan and Hexetia were around. âAfter I make new dragon weapons and armors, this will never happen again.â
Gridâs Apostles were never weak. In terms of pure level and stats, most of them were more powerful than Grid. It was just that they didnât have enough items. Creating new dragon weapons and armor would solve the problem.
âFrom then on, I intend to rely on the Apostles thoroughly even if you donât like it. So please trust me and wait for me?â
ââŚThere will be no Apostles who refuse.â
It happened as Mercedes finally regained her smileâŚ
KyaaackâŚ
Screams rang out from the distant party hall. It was so far that Grid could barely hear it.
âWhat?â
The surprised Grid and Mercedes rushed to the party hall.
âSteady yourself! Vantner! Donât die!!â
The sight he saw after arriving was truly pandemonium. People were foaming at the mouth. No matter whether they were ordinary people, legends, or transcendent, they were all lying face down on the table.
âA terrorist attack?â
Terrorism aimed for the day when Khan returned? If it was a playerâs doing, Grid would kill them a thousand times to make them pay for their crimesâŚ
ââŚâŚ?â
Grid was looking around with cold anger when he suddenly made eye contact with Idan. Idan was standing there with a very flustered expression. He said in a frightened manner. âThat⌠Y-Your Majesty said I could use the lean meat, so I prepared a feast. Then thisâŚâ
ââŚâŚâ
âRaiders clearly enjoyed it. I donât know what absurdity this isâŚ? Will the meat of a dragon go badâŚ?â
There were many modifiers, but in any case, Idan had become a legendary chef. It was the day when people who had been waiting for his cooking were attacked as a group.fđżeđđŹâŻđnđνđ˛l. đđ¨đş
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