franphil Chapter 372 People in the Travelogue
Chapter 372 People in the Travelogue
Chapter 372 People in the Travelogue
This is a day full of deception.
However, Chael was pleased to have gained another student who was even more lovable in terms of ideology.
In the Fifth Age, before Mr. Fool was evicted by his landlord, life was truly peaceful and idyllic.
On the "Golden Dream".
Chael sat in the captain's cabin, flipping through "The Travels of Grosser" in his hands. His eyes were somewhat unfocused. As an archangel who was also observing, he was also thinking about whether a former god with rich experience and a high status needed to show lust like an ordinary person.
This unconventional world didn't offer him many tangible examples to reference.
Those old days that existed based on specific symbols are no longer acceptable.
Ancient gods seem to be able to, but the ancient sun god is not, especially Adam, who is hardly human.
While one might argue that the other party has a more sophisticated way of enjoying themselves, how can a self-respecting person not trust the appeal of social interactions explicitly written into the underlying code?
"I guess I can be a bit lewd too."
"No one says that having been a hermit means you have to have a mental burden or an idol image to maintain."
Xia'er thought this was reasonable, but there were no female pirates on the Golden Dream, not even one who could do any manual labor. Even though the captain was a woman, she couldn't attract female pirates who were willing to risk their lives. Edwina needed to reflect on this.
I glanced casually at the sea outside the window. "Disease Lieutenant General" Tracy was quite far from this area, so I decided not to call her over for an extra hour. It would be impolite to scare her.
The thick travelogue he held open described how the ascetic Snowman and his apprentice were going through eighty-one tribulations. Klein encountered a vampire viscount who was indulging in the past glory of the vampire clan. In a righteous brawl, they were almost wiped out by a group of vampires summoned by the viscount.
When communication failed, Klein desperately called out Lilith's name, which enraged the vampire viscount to the point that he almost went berserk. Are humans now so arrogant that they can just call their progenitor by his name?
Even though the vampire clan has declined, its progenitor must not be dishonored!
Fortunately, at the crucial moment, Klein recited Emlyn's macro-history of vampires and extended the topic to "I have a friend who seems to have accepted a mission, but he's a bit slow-witted. However, I think he would be a qualified vampire savior."
In short, this is a brief introduction to Emlyn.
Having spent so much time in the world of the book and grown accustomed to living here with his fellow vampires, the vampire viscount suddenly wanted to go out and see the world.
Which unworthy descendant of the vampire clan taught such a shameless scoundrel to use the ancestor's name to swindle and deceive people?
go!
I'll go with you to learn the secrets, and we'll figure out a way to get out together!
Driven by a desire to set things right, this unfortunate vampire decided to continue searching for a way out.
He was really unlucky, because he was a pawn in Chael's pursuit of "The Travels of Groselle," and was accidentally caught up in it by chance. At that time, Chael was still a minion of the Storm Path.
The journey continues, and in a secluded human settlement, these people encounter a viscount from the Solomon Empire who has been living there.
This person is from the Zoroaster family, but unfortunately he is only Sequence 5, otherwise he would have been fortunate enough to witness the White Emperor's heroic figure.
The arrival of Klein and his group unexpectedly exposed this gathering place.
This village originally existed as slaves of the elves, and in the current social structure, it was positioned as a kind of worm. Now, a human extraordinary being was hiding here, harboring suspects, and without reporting it, a team of elven rangers came to surround and kill them. This elven team was led by the forest elf lord, but the leader's rank was close to that of a demigod.
Klein and Edwina both felt they had to run.
But the ascetic Snowman disagreed, feeling that he bore a mission from the Lord and could not abandon his human companions.
Klein was completely bewildered. "These are all fictional characters from the world of the book," he said. "And your Lord has given you the task of going to the Giants' Court to deliver a friendly message, not for you to indulge in self-pity here."
Even with Edwina's pleas, and even though Snowman knew these ordinary humans were just fictional characters from the book's world, he still couldn't abandon these innocent people and run away. He couldn't deceive his own heart; he felt his mission was sacred, and therefore, everything on this journey was real.
Snowman is prepared to entrust the "mission" to Klein, sacrificing himself to buy time to save these civilians.
But Klein, who frequently ran dungeons, couldn't agree to that. The group could only work together to hold off the elf's army and buy time for the villagers to evacuate. Afterwards, they were routed by the elf's army. Klein and Mobert Zoroaster, somewhat disheveled, helped each other as they walked through the rainforest.
Along the way, Mobert kept complaining about how inhuman these elves were. They treated them like slaves, and if they were caught, they might be fitted with special equipment and sent to mine in the sea. Heaven knows why these elves didn't go find coral, pearls and other marine products themselves.
This was clearly a product of labor reform.
When Klein wondered, with Mobert's Sequence 5 strength, how could he possibly end up as a slave? Elven society still had free people.
However, Mobert did not answer the question; perhaps for a thief, individual freedom is more unbearable.
There's a story behind it?
Klein was curious, but Mobert didn't say anything. He didn't mention either that the elf was decisive and would leave without any lingering feelings, nor that the giant was enthusiastic and proactive, yet unfathomable.
Anyway, he started telling Klein what good things could be dug up underwater and how to hide some of them without anyone noticing.
After a series of stumbles and falls, following his journey as a vampire viscount, a viscount of the Solomon Empire, and a soldier of the Kingdom of Loen, he finally met Grosser, the protagonist of the travelogue's title, in the legendary Golden Country.
During the crossing of the sea, the familiar sense of déjà vu made Klein, who had just returned from the ruins of the God War, somewhat suspicious.
"Humans, state your purpose!"
On the coast, a row of towering giants wielding axes and spears exuded a terrifying aura. These were not the cute barbarians who huddled together by the campfire at night, but rather a veritable cannibalistic race.
"I have come with the Lord's will."
The ascetic Snowman stood at the bow of the ship, arms outstretched, as the brilliant golden sunlight shone on the sea, seemingly illuminating the entire world.
"We hope to establish some form of cooperation with Giants."
Snowman withdrew his arm, clasped his hands together, and bowed slightly, as if turning off a light, thus eliminating the light pollution.
Isn't this a provocation?
A cyclops raised his hand, intending to smash the ship with his axe, but Grosser quickly stretched out his large hand to stop him.