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Even when I woke up, my mind was complicated by the thought of waking up in the same space as the saintess… .

‘What does this mean?’

Lucius doubted his ears.

“Yeah, I interfered with his teleportation.”

What did Cheonharang mean when he said that he intervened in Jackal’s spatial movement?

Lucius didn’t know whether he should take up a combat stance immediately or whether he should listen more.

However, I could only blame myself for noticing this now.

Lucius watched the Jackal perform his signature magic, teleportation, several times.

And, I have never seen black fog rise up while teleporting.

However, he did not doubt it because his intuition, which had saved him from countless dangers in the past, told him that there was no great danger.

Is it now the case that we shouldn’t even trust our own ‘intuition’?

I need to hear more from Cheonharang to find out more, but for now, it’s hard to handle the disappointment I feel in myself.

Lucius looked at Cheonharang with a calm expression, no, a somewhat proud look, without even thinking about straightening his own ugly frown.

Cheonharang placed his hand on his waist and continued speaking with a confident posture.

“Why aren’t you responding? I told you I intervened in Jackal’s spatial movement.”

“… Could you elaborate a little more?”

Lucius said that with a frown. Only then did Cheonharang realize that his explanation was insufficient, and raised the corners of his mouth with an ‘Ah’.

“Hmm, I guess I didn’t explain it well enough.”

Lucius’s brow furrowed. Was he really saying that he didn’t know that? That ‘Cheonharang’?

Rather, it would be more correct to think of it as a mischievous prank, since her personality seems to be rather playful.

You can tell just by looking at the pranks she usually plays on her disciple, Cheon Mu-myeong.

‘still….’

Now that the atmosphere was ripe for an explanation, I waited for Cheonharang to speak without complaining any further.

“I interfered with the Jackal’s teleportation, so he probably didn’t get to where he wanted to go.”

“Are you saying that you interfered with the movement of space?”

Cheonharang’s next words were a little hard to believe.

‘You clearly interfered with the ‘unique magic’ of space travel that you saw for the first time that day?’

This is something that neither he nor the saint could do, and even the ‘wizard’ who had greatly betrayed his trust in the past could not do. … If not him, then maybe he wouldn’t have done it.

In any case, it remains the case that it is impossible within the scope of one’s common sense.

A unique magic within the limits of common sense that you know.

It is a kind of blessing that God has given to humans, and a power that can help them carve out their own destiny that was decided from the moment they were born into this world.

One’s own power as a ‘warrior’ and vision of the future can also be seen as a kind of unique magic.

But Cheonharang says that he himself interfered with it.

She must know this common sense, and of course she should know it. But she is denying it completely.

‘But… what if it’s that person?’

Lucius, who had experienced even a fragment of Cheonharang’s martial arts, knew that her martial arts dared to reach the heavens.

Also, isn’t there a record of already destroying the future city, which is a blessing and a unique magic?

So, isn’t it because he wants to make you his companion somehow, that he keeps pestering you in a way that doesn’t suit his personality?

While Lucius was lost in thought, Cheonharang nodded with an indifferent expression.

“… Unique magic? Hmm, whatever you say, you’re right.”

“Is that so?”

There was a brief silence.

The fact that has now been confirmed through Cheonharang’s words is that her inaction has reached a level where she dares to deny the blessings of God.

If not, her unique magic has the power to twist it.

He felt the need to include her in his party more and more, he became greedy. Of course, assuming that she was on the human side.

For now, I need to listen to Cheon Ha-rang and what she has to say.

“Then, are you saying that Cheonharang-nim interfered with Jackal’s spatial movement?”

“Huh? Oh, of course.”

A small suspicion arose as Cheon Ha-rang avoided eye contact with an awkward smile, but since his intuition still wasn’t telling him anything, he put it aside.

‘That kind of behavior probably comes from embarrassment.’

Lucius nodded slightly, convinced himself, and took a step closer to her to hear more details.

“Or, how? If so, why is it good news? Could you explain in detail?”

“There’s nothing I can’t do.”

Cheonharang nodded readily to Lucius’ question.

To summarize Cheonharang’s subsequent words briefly, it was as follows.

He directly intervened in the space movement technique that Jackal had activated through his own magic power (internal energy, as Cheonharang put it), and distorted the destination. In addition, since that wasn’t enough to make him feel at ease, he added a little damage.

“-That’s it!”

“Is that so…?”

To be honest.

Why are you telling me this now? If you have caused any damage, how much? And is it even possible for me and Elia to have some peace of mind?

Although I had questions about many things… .

Looking at that bright expression, I guess the explanation was lacking. It didn’t give off the vibe that he was lying, so I didn’t think much of it.

In the first place, when he’s bragging about what he’s done, why would he lie?

Even the most cunning snake wouldn’t do something like that.

‘Well, I don’t know if anyone would be so pure-minded as to be able to brazenly brag about such a lie.’

Could it be that the Lord Cheonharang is that kind of person? He is someone who has reached that level?

Besides, if you listen to Camilla, she seems much older than she looks.

“Huh.”

That can’t be true.

He snickered at his own ridiculous imagination. Even thinking about it himself, it was a truly absurd thought.

…

-Cheonharang

I quickly wiped away the cold sweat running down my forehead so that Lucius wouldn’t notice.

… You didn’t get caught, right?

I said this knowing that I am bad at acting and lying, so I was somewhat prepared to get caught… .

Glancing at Lucius, he didn’t seem to notice his lie.

“Sigh… .”

A sigh of relief escaped me.

… I’m so glad that things worked out just as Lily and I had planned in our dreams.

At first, Lily looked at me with a suspicious gaze, but after I convinced her by saying that I was on the warrior’s side and that I could bring her information, she quickly came around.

There was no problem with Elia, as she was an additional person who could be persuaded by Lucius.

… Anonymous, you always follow me, so I never had that in mind from the beginning.

anyhow.

Maybe it was because he was nervous too, but he just kept packing up his tent without saying anything while I was talking to them.

For now, even Anmyeong is sending small applause.

I glanced at the shape of a small, nameless mouth moving around.

“You are truly a master.”

He is saying.

… Anyway, he is a really peaceful guy. While my so-called teacher is suffering like this, that guy is just organizing his tent without paying attention.

It really pissed me off, and I felt like hitting him with a chestnut… .

“…”

When I saw the lump as big as his head near the nameless crown, those thoughts disappeared.

Rather, I feel like I feel a little sorry…?

I slowly avoided the nameless gaze.

…

Lucius’ expression looked much better, perhaps because he had emptied his mind of its burden.

Thanks to that, Elia’s mood also improved, and we were able to move without any major incidents until we reached the ‘end of the world’.

…

My eyes took in the absurd, truly fantastic space that unfolded before my eyes.

The sky that covered the entire world was as if it could not embrace that space, and the light did not reach it. Similarly, the sea, which according to my common sense should extend endlessly, was cut off abruptly, as if the space had been cut off.

And beyond that disconnected space, there is only pitch-black darkness.

“We have to go there.”

“This is… .”

This is the place called ‘the end of the world’.

My face burned and my heart pounded at the thought of exploring an unknown place, despite my age.

Anonymous was also looking at me with wide eyes, as if he felt something from that appearance.

“Isn’t this a really great place?”

I wanted to share this excitement for no reason, so I tapped the nameless one on the side and called out to him.

Nameless, who had been silent for a while.

“… Yes, indeed.”

After saying these words briefly, he just stared blankly at the ‘end of the world’.