I am Gilgamesh, the King of Heroes.

"To control that military elf, it would take at least three elf users..." Gil muttered to himself, "Who exactly is it..."

"You are Gilgamesh, the representative of the Aresia Elf Academy, right?"

Suddenly someone spoke to Jill from behind.

Jill turned around and found a beautiful girl with shoulder-length black hair and pretty features standing behind her.

The girl wore a beret and a completely wrinkle-free black military uniform.

Jill looked at her, who was about the same age as her apprentice, and she stared back at Jill with her seemingly stubborn black eyes.

"What's wrong? Is there something you need?" Jill asked as she pressed down on the Oath of Judah, and golden ripples engulfed it.

"What was that noise just now?" the girl asked.

"After you learn someone's name, remember to introduce yourself, young lady," Gil said to the girl, raising an eyebrow and speaking in a lecturing tone towards Lian.

"Um...excuse me, I am the captain of the Dragon Emperor Knights—Leora Lancaster." The girl's expression changed as she spoke.

“Very good, young lady. However, I have no reason to explain all this to you. That’s all.” Jill shrugged and said.

"What do you mean by this? Are you trying to fool me?!" Leora said, her face showing anger.

“Fooling? No, I was just stating the facts, and I was just teaching you manners—Leora Lancaster, your manners as the leader of the Dragon Emperor Knights don’t seem very good, do they?” Gil said with an indifferent expression and tone.

"Hmm..." The girl's face showed a hint of annoyance.

“Well, I didn’t mean to mock you.” Jill put her hands in her pockets. “To be honest, I’m more interested in your strength.”

Jill's eyes gleamed, and her magical energy fluctuated slightly. "You're quite strong."

"Ugh...!" Leora felt the oppressive aura emanating from Gil and couldn't help but let out a low groan.

“…Well, never mind, we’ll fight each other at the Elf Sword Dance Festival.” Gil took a step forward, his figure avoiding his opponent’s. “So, put in a little effort, at least fight me before you leave the stage.”

……

The Principality of Dragonia Dragon.

A major military power located to the west of the Austroasiatic Empire, it worships the dragon race, which sits atop all magical beasts.

Jill's thirst for knowledge is definitely not low, after all, he doesn't want to be ambushed by someone who surpasses the cognition of the omniscient and omnipotent star, just like last time.

As long as he continues to expand his knowledge, one day he will truly live up to the title of Omniscient and Omnipotent Star, right? Right now, the Omniscient and Omnipotent Star's foresight is limited to predicting the distant future after leaving the Type-Moon world.

While it's not impossible to predict, it becomes somewhat difficult in a world that also possesses "mystery," with the maximum prediction being five days into the future.

If it were a world like K, where the fighting power is lower than that of Type-Moon, it would be fine, but in the world before us...

While it's a bit less mysterious than Type-Moon, it's not by much.

The scope of the prediction is narrowed because it is outside the original world.

However, there is absolutely no problem using the Omniscient and Omnipotent Star in battle.

Jill slowly walked towards the lounge.

At that moment, he stopped in his tracks.

"You're back, Restia? Aren't you worried about Ren being exposed?"

Jill stopped in the hallway and then said this.

"Ms. Jill's intuition is as sharp as ever, isn't it?"

A dark elf girl with a bewitching beauty appeared behind Gil.

She is none other than Restia, the dark elf who is contracted with Len Ashbell.

"Hmph, if we weren't more perceptive, we would have been ambushed countless times already." Gil shrugged. "Go find Lian."

"Hmm." Restia gave Gil a deep look, then left.

She found it strange that this time the Demon King wasn't Gil, but Ren.

However, the power within Lian's body is undeniable.

That man's power felt too much like "radiance," so he couldn't possibly be a demon king.

"What's going on?"

……

The Beval quickly sailed into the sacred domain of the Wind Elf King.

Through the thick clouds covering the sky, one can glimpse a huge floating island surrounded by rugged mountains.

Ragnar Is – one of the most important sanctuaries in the realm of elemental spirits.

Jill stood on the deck, holding a wine saucer, and slowly took a sip.

Gilles took out the divine wine that could dissolve curses, since it wasn't a Noble Phantasm, and he was leisurely drinking it.

"Jill, we'll be at the Sanctuary soon, it's best not to drink."

Enkidu snatched the wine dish and jug from Gilles' hands and then threw them away.

"Aww! My wine!"

Jill was so frightened that she immediately opened the door to the Gate of Babylon and caught the divine wine that was meant to dissolve the curse.

“…That was close.” Jill wiped away non-existent sweat.

"..." Enkidu looked at Gilles, who was throwing a tantrum like a child, speechless, and sighed.

“That’s wine that melts away curses…and I won’t get drunk.” Jill sighed.

"Okay, okay, Jill, if you're going to be like this, how about you be a little more serious? You're not..."

"Don't worry, things will work themselves out," Jill smiled. "There's always something to handle, isn't there?"

"Well... you're right." Enkidu sighed helplessly and responded with a smile.

……

It was noon when the airship arrived at the port of Ragnar Is.

Upon arrival at the port, everyone had to transfer to a carriage prepared by the Divine Ritual Institute.

Seeing that the carriage was not very spacious and it would be difficult for six people to sit, Jill politely offered to sit on the roof instead.

So, five girls (although one of them was disguised as a boy) sat inside the carriage.

Jill looked into the distance.

"The aura of the Destruction Factor... has become stronger. It seems I'm definitely there." Jill's crimson eyes gleamed.

“What can I achieve without using the Gate of Babylon?” Jill muttered to himself, sitting atop the carriage, gazing at the distant city walls with a smug smile.

"I'm really looking forward to having an opponent who can fight me."

The carriage slowly made its way to the city gate where the opening ceremony of the Elf Sword Dance Festival was being held.

Everything seemed peaceful.

But beneath that calm surface, there always lies a turbulent undercurrent...

P.S.: Um...

Just ...

Emmm...

I, the author, finally got the charm and the fox! This is an extra chapter!

By the way, I've already got my eye on Judas, and the next Judas update might be five chapters a week for half a month...

Who knows when the next Judas-up event will be?

PS2: Should we start a bounty?

Chapter 232 What kind of discrimination is this...?

The carriage stopped in front of the city gate, which was made of huge stones.

The city gate stands on a small hill, its exterior magnificent yet dignified.

It is surrounded by lush forests, and there is a large lake not far away.

The other groups seemed to have arrived earlier, with several carriages parked at the entrance.

Jill got off the carriage and stretched.

"Hmm... I feel a bit down today..." Jill muttered to herself, stroking her chin.

"I'm sorry, Master, for making you sit on the top of the carriage..." Lian said apologetically to Jill.

“I don’t care about any of that… or rather, you don’t need to apologize…” Jill glanced at Lian, “There are some things you should be prepared for next, and it’s best to keep that dark elf girl out of sight for now. That’s all.”

"I see... okay, I understand." Lian nodded vigorously.

The master's instructions on important matters are never wrong. After more than a year of training and care from Jill, Lian unconsciously developed this idea.

After all, Jill is extremely strict with herself when it comes to serious matters, and she absolutely does not allow the slightest mistake or error to occur.

"We warmly welcome the princesses who will perform the sword dance for the Elf King."

Inside the gate, girls dressed in gorgeous shrine maiden attire were lined up, ready to receive guests.

"They are shrine maiden trainees from the Divine Ritual Academy, so they are my juniors."

Fiana whispered in Lian's ear.

"During your stay, we will be responsible for taking care of your daily needs."

Jill stood behind, letting Lian go forward to negotiate.

Negotiation is also a part of growth.

You can also relax a bit.

If you take on everything yourself, how can you supervise your apprentice's growth?

……

Passing through the city gate and entering the city tower, the first thing that catches the eye is the spacious entrance hall.