A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

Bray was equally decisive, turning around and leaving without saying a word of farewell or hesitating for a moment.

---

"Tsk, that guy really got away quickly," Eric muttered.

"Colonel, you're the one who let that guy leave so coolly."

"I know, I haven't forgotten what happened a few seconds ago."

Are you under a lot of pressure?

"Pressure? I don't feel any pressure. If those monsters come crashing down on me, I'll just accept my fate," Eric replied.

"Anyway, we have no way to fight back."

"Really? You don't seem to be resigned to your fate," Alice said with a smile.

"The ocean!" Nia exclaimed in surprise at the vast ocean opposite her.

She walked barefoot on the beach, splashing in the water and kicking the sand.

Nia had only ever heard of the ocean in her life, but she had seen it with her own eyes.

Wow, there really can be such a big pool!

The ocean! It's so vast!

"It's all water, that's amazing 0V0!" Nia couldn't find any other words to describe it except "amazing".

Amazing, so amazing, really amazing! Nia has to say it three times!

"Hmm, it's all water." Levy used her menacing iron tail to dig out a crab, then roasted it over a fire and began to eat it with practiced ease.

"There's a lot of delicious food too," she said with a satisfied look after smacking her lips against the crab.

Meanwhile, Bray stood on the beach, lost in thought.

After driving to the beach, he suddenly realized there was a very serious problem.

That is, how to cross the sea.

The most convenient way would undoubtedly be to find the Twin Dragons, but I felt they were too pitiful, so I didn't bother them.

"Dad, how do we get there?" Nia asked excitedly.

She wondered if this was like crossing a river, requiring her to row a small boat across.

But the ocean is so vast, how long will it take to row?

"Are we going to row a boat? Or walk on the water?" his daughter kept asking, giving Bray a bit of a headache.

"Want to go boating?" Upon hearing this suggestion, he instinctively glanced at Nia, who was running around everywhere.

Two vehicle killers on a boat... I feel like I'm doing the boat a disservice.

They might be pierced through the entire ship by a giant silver object halfway there, and all of them would sink.

As for walking on water, that's unreliable; Bray hasn't yet mastered such an incredible ability.

Ah, I'm so weak. I'm really so weak that even crossing the sea is such a hassle.

At this point, those powerful figures who can fly and disappear can show off to their heart's content in front of him.

"Is this really the only way..." Bray muttered to himself.

"Little Nick, come out here!" Bray shouted at the sea.

In times of difficulty, it is still necessary to have others lend a hand.

Since it wasn't a good idea to approach Nico Bolas, he summoned Nick directly instead.

Come out, Almighty Nick.

"Please don't use too loud a volume," Little Nick said in a mechanical voice as he emerged from the void.

“That will disturb the great Lord Nicholas,” He said quietly.

“…” Brey said.

"So, what kind of clothes do you need this time..." Little Nick asked politely, placing his little paws on his tummy.

"Hmm..." But before He could finish speaking, Nia ran over from a distance and hugged little Nick tightly.

"Ah, so small, so cute." Nia felt that little Nick looked like a toy, and she had absolutely no resistance to him.

"Please put me down." Little Nick couldn't bring himself to hurt Bray's daughter, so he could only politely ask her to put him down.

"She can even use honorifics, how cute!" After Little Nick said that, Nia loved her even more.

"Daddy! Daddy! Is his name Nick?"

“His name is Little Nick…” Bray answered Nia’s question.

He just needed to get Nia to let go quickly.

"Nia, be good, put little Nick down." Bray was exasperated and began to persuade his daughter to put Nick down.

Little Nick is no toy, and besides, Little Nick has been with me through thick and thin several times in various ways, so this isn't good for Him.

The all-powerful Nick is his comrade-in-arms.

"Oh..." Nia reluctantly put little Nick down.

Little Nick is so soft and cuddly, it's really comfortable to hold him. She even had the urge to raise Little Nick herself.

Even if she insisted on raising him, Bray wouldn't agree.

I can't afford to raise them.

"Thank you for your cooperation." After landing, Nick thanked Bray in a calm voice.

"I want to go to the Eastern Continent, is there any way to do that?"

"pass..."

“Apart from teleportation,” Brett added.

“You can fly across the ocean, but Nick doesn’t recommend it; the risk is just too great,” Nick said to Bray, shaking his dragon head.

"You may encounter a silver-type attack in the air during your flight."

"Not only that, there may also be a surprise attack from the silver species in the sea below."

"In conclusion, I don't recommend that you cross the ocean so straightforwardly," Nick said.

"Only teleportation is possible?"

“Teleportation is the only option.” Little Nick nodded.

"Instead, based on the number of times you destroy vehicles, Nick doesn't recommend you use other methods of transportation either."

"Therefore, Nick does not recommend that you use any long-distance transportation methods other than teleportation in your daily life."

“…” Bray remained silent for a long time after listening to Nick’s earnest words.

"real..."

"I suggest you go home," Nick said bluntly, offering the most direct advice.

---

Half an hour later, Bray and his group appeared on the beach of the Eastern Continent.

“Well then, Nick is leaving,” Nick said to Bray from the air.

"Feel free to call me anytime if you need anything." With that, Little Nick created a void around himself and then disappeared inside.

“Little Nick’s gone.” Levy said in a slightly lazy tone, looking at the spot where Little Nick had disappeared.

The sunlight on the Eastern Continent was much brighter than that on the Central Continent, and under such sunshine, Levy unconsciously became a little lazy.

The azure sky gives people a very comfortable feeling, much more comfortable than the central mainland, at least the color of the sky is relatively normal.

This is a rare sight of a clear blue sky for people in the Middle Kingdom, where the sky is mostly polluted by light.

Unfortunately, Bray was not in the mood to appreciate the beautiful blue sky.

At this moment, a pale-faced Bray lay on the beach, seemingly enduring something.

It's a bit disgusting...

Nia simply lay on the ground looking disgusted.

"Hmm..." Levy looked at the father and daughter's pained expressions with confusion, and gently wagged her tail.

It's just that Little Nick sent them to the Eastern Continent in a flash, right? Why are Bray and Nia so upset?

"Daddy, Nia feels terrible." Nia felt nauseous and indescribably uncomfortable.

As a daughter, Nia inherited Bray's ability to teleport.

“Take a deep breath and you’ll feel better,” Bray said to Nia, rubbing his forehead.

He had always thought his motion sickness was acquired, but he never imagined it could be hereditary.

So this is still a case of innate dizziness teleportation.

“Anyway... let’s rest here for a while,” Bray said, sitting on the beach, looking utterly dejected.

Nia lay directly on the ground, looking completely sickly. This occurred in a safe zone along the eastern coast of the continent.

In a simple and cramped house, several people squeezed around a table.

"Smacking sounds." The two people, one big and one small, were wolfing down their food.

There was also a small dog sitting in a chair, staring in disbelief at the two people eating.

The last person wiped the cold sweat from his forehead, speechless at the expressions of the two people in front of him.

The two people constantly eating are Bree and Nia, a father and daughter.

The person watching the two eat was Levy, and the other was a stranger they happened to meet.

Although Levy could eat, she still chose not to.

Because she actually eats quite a lot on the beach; she can easily catch some fish or dig up some crabs with her tail, then grill them over a big fire and have a delicious meal.

But Bree and Nia couldn't stand eating anything other than crab without seasoning.

After eating too many crabs, everyone felt a bit nauseous, and the father and daughter felt nauseous whenever they saw crabs in the background.

Not to mention that they had just been stunned by the teleportation.

So the father and daughter went hungry the whole way, while Levy, who had a big appetite, wasn't hungry at all.

"Thank you, otherwise we might have starved to death." Bray said, without putting down the bowl.

"Thank you!" Nia mumbled a thank you with a mouthful of meat in her mouth.

"It's alright, you found all the ingredients yourself anyway. I just lent you some salt and cooking utensils..." the stranger quickly said.

The table was laden with food, far more luxurious and lavish than he usually ate, which he hadn't expected.

The people in front of me are really good fighters; the monsters are practically as weak as little brothers to them.

The ingredients were all brought by the people in front of him; he simply lent them some utensils to cook.

To be honest, he wouldn't really be willing to treat strangers to a meal.

After all, he might not even have food to eat tomorrow, so it's really kind of him to treat others to a meal.

However, he is not the type to be a pushover.

He had originally planned to try leaving the safe zone and see if he could find anything good nearby.

Instead of finding anything good, I ended up meeting someone who looked rather disheveled.

It wasn't entirely without its benefits; he ate some of the food on the table.

This is a way of indirectly solving the problem of having enough to eat...

"You're not from this safe zone, are you? You look a bit unfamiliar to me," the stranger who brought Bray back to the safe zone asked tentatively.

Surprisingly, it seems that people everywhere refer to the area protected by the magic circle under their feet as the safe zone.

It's like a consensus.

The safe zone is very small, so this person can say that he has some impression of most of the residents in the safe zone.