The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

"Meow meow meow!! Cornelia, make it stop meowing!"

Teacher Cat exclaimed in alarm, "Only Cornelia can control this piano now!"

Cornelia intended to step on the ground to stop the piano.

However, the ground was too slippery, and once it accelerated to this extent, it was impossible to stop unless you stomped through the ground with all your might!

She knew she couldn't stomp down too hard, because if she broke the floor of this level and fell to the next level, she might injure the weaker passengers!

Fortunately, they were already certain that there were no other passengers on this floor!

"Don't be afraid, we'll soon crash through the wall at the very back of the magic airship, and then land high in the sky on a piano!"

After understanding the situation, Dekan immediately made a judgment.

Even if they jump off the piano now, their current speed will not change.

It's highly probable that the piano crashed into the ship's cabin.

Considering the absurd tilt of the magic airship, which is now so unstable that it can barely stand, abandoning the piano and fleeing would not only be dangerous, but would also make it impossible to control its course in an emergency.

What if the airship suddenly tilts in another direction and the piano slides to the next level? That would be terrible!

The ground directly in front of the magic airship is a wilderness area without pastures or farms.

So, to be responsible, why not just ride the piano and fall from the sky!

"Dekan Meow! You've broken the rules!!"

The cat teacher shouted at the top of her lungs.

There should never be a piano in this world used as a flying prop!!

Even the Wind Swordsman would have to admit that his Wind Wall technique wasn't up to par!

"What are you saying?! I can't hear you!"

As Dekan feigned ignorance, he played the piano with even greater immersion!

"We've come a long way from where we began!?"

As long as he keeps playing, no matter how outrageous it is, the sky is still the sky, the earth is still the earth, and the piano is ultimately a musical instrument, not a vehicle!

"Stop it, meow! This isn't a piano at all!!"

"Oh I'll tell you all about it when I see you again!!?"

just now.

Just close your eyes and feel the speed and passion!

however.

Just as the speeding piano was about to burst out of the ship's cabin.

Suddenly, the magic airship began to tilt to one side as if drifting!

"I'm awesome!"

The sudden turn of events made Dekan wonder if the pilot was flying a fighter jet.

After all, even when he was at his most despicable, he wouldn't have piloted the magic airship like this!

What kind of beast drives like that?!

And coincidentally—

The ship's cabin tilted just as the piano was about to reach the passageway connecting to the next level!

Then, the piano began to drift, precisely gliding into the aisle!

Zizi!

The piano's casing sparked as it scraped against the aisle wall.

Despite the violent jolting, the piano slowed down but showed no signs of stopping!

"Cornelia, we need to find a way to stop it!"

Now that things had come to this, Decan could no longer allow the piano to run rampant in the cabin like a wild beast.

Because he had discovered that the two figures who were fighting downstairs were now getting closer and closer to them!

The situation was already chaotic, and if they collided and caused even greater chaos, then even Dekan might not be able to control the situation.

"No, ram them! Fully armed! Dekan!"

Cornelia's eyes turned hostile, as if she had discovered something.

She held the piano with one hand and hugged Dekan with the other.

After a moment of surprise, Dekan still chose to obey his body's commands unconditionally.

He equipped himself with anti-pain gear as Cornelia ordered and summoned the [Ruined Poet] and the [Elegy Mermaid]!

next second.

The moment the piano appeared at the exit, it struck someone hard.

It sent the man flying more than ten meters away, bouncing up and down several times on the ceiling and the side.

Meanwhile, Dekan and Cornelia, who were driving the piano which had turned into a dump truck, also felt dizzy from the shock.

Cornelia's pain was transmitted to Dekan because of her [Demon's Oath of Interdimensional Relationship].

In addition to the pain that Dekan himself had suffered, it was also fed back to the figure that had been blasted away, multiplied accordingly.

The figure twitched on the ground and then completely lost consciousness.

He never seemed to understand what was going on until the very end.

Dekan was equally bewildered.

Although the victim's steel body forcibly slowed them down, and Cornelia's emergency braking brought the piano to a stop.

But putting aside the facts, all Dekan knew was that something terrible had happened—

He broke people's records while playing the piano!

Thus, from any perspective.

This piano has performed functions that it shouldn't even have a million steps ahead of it!

"Dekan? Cornelia? And Nyanko-sensei? What are you all doing here?"

One of the two figures who were fighting, the one who was still standing, looked in surprise toward the piano and asked.

She soon dropped her disguise and returned to her original self.

It was none other than Mir.

"Wait, you're Mir? Then who is he?"

Dekan was still somewhat stunned.

He stiffly turned his head and looked at the person who had been injured and collapsed on the ground in the distance.

Although he was disguised, the red and black demonic sword in his hand was a clear indication of his true nature.

It was clearly Adair, the Imperial Sword Saint, whom the three bishops were hunting!

"This...! How could Adair be here?"

Dekan felt that all of this was too magical.

He wasn't even in a hurry to execute Adair anymore; instead, he wanted to wait until Adair woke up and interview him about his feelings.

"Sigh, I know you're confused right now, but it all started with that troublesome spell Adair obtained in the eighth-tier Shadow World..."

Mir walked up to the piano and spoke to Dekan and Cornelia.

She knew that Cornelia had just identified her and Adair by sensing the aura of a martial artist, and thus helped her.

Although Mier also had some doubts—

Let's set aside the question of why these two were on the ship.

Mier was completely baffled as to why, halfway through his fight with Adair, Adair was suddenly knocked unconscious by the two of them playing the piano.

Ok?

piano?

Mia took a deep breath; even her usually sharp mind was starting to overload.

"Tell me about your situation first."

Dekan covered his forehead and said, the dizziness he had just felt seemed to have become even more severe because of reality.

He knew that everyone was completely bewildered.

But his and Cornelia's situation was more abstract and couldn't be explained in a few words.

Let Mier explain first.

"In fact, Adair obtained an eighth-tier self-destruct spell in the Shadow World, and after returning from the Shadow World, Adair's escape route has always intentionally or unintentionally passed through the city."

Mir nodded, quickly regaining his composure from the confusion, and said,

"It was only when Clay was trying to capture Adair that he discovered this, and when he had Adair cornered. Adair used the lives of a group of civilians as leverage, which forced Clay, who lacked the ability to control him, to let him go."

Mia then went on to tell Clay's wondrous adventures.

Then Clay made Adair believe that he had gotten rid of the kingdom's spies.

But Adair's ability to track down even the god Krellis was something he couldn't even begin to fathom.

Meanwhile, to ensure that no innocent civilians were harmed, Clay contacted Mier to help him subdue Adair and discovered that Adair's route was heading north.

So Clay sneaked onto Adair's magical airship, intending to trap Mia and the two of them.

Clay had taken control of the magic airship's cockpit early on, slightly deviating its course and taking Adair to a location far from the city and farms to carry out his plan.

As it turned out, Adair had planned to jump off the airship halfway through the journey and stay overnight near a farmer's house to resupply.

Next, as soon as Adair stepped out of the passenger cabin, Clay and Mier made their move. Clay controlled the airship to tilt sharply, breaking Adair's balance, while Mier launched a sneak attack.

Unfortunately, they couldn't succeed completely because the distance was too great; they only managed to poison Adair, significantly reducing his combat power.