A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

But if she hadn't said anything, she wouldn't have stopped her men from shooting arrows at the mine.

Just as Bray had predicted, Anjing City also retained a safe zone.

However, the safe zone in Ankyō was not located in the imperial city, nor did it enclose the area of ​​the imperial palace. Instead, it was set up in a more densely populated, peripheral area.

The question of why more people live in more peripheral areas will not be answered.

In any case, when Betley set up these magic arrays, he didn't consider secular imperial power; he only considered how to ensure that more people could survive the apocalypse.

The group that stopped Bray was the scout team from Anjing City, who occasionally also temporarily took on the role of combat personnel to clear out unstable factors around the safe zone.

Of course, these destabilizing factors specifically refer to monsters; silver-ranked monsters are not included.

The reason is that demigods are too powerful and are not within the scope of consideration.

Even if the safe zone in Anjing City has the assistance of the "Great Enemy of God", it doesn't necessarily mean they are qualified to take on the Silver Seed.

In general, if you encounter a demigod in the wild, you're out of luck; no one can save you.

“Evidence, evidence…” Bray rubbed his temples and began to rack his brains.

Although his tone was a bit cold, at least he didn't shoot an arrow at himself.

Given that it wasn't unreasonable to ask for proof of his origins, Bray diligently searched for something to demonstrate that he came from the Western Continent.

Bray rummaged through his waist bag and pulled out various items one by one.

The circuit... is incorrect.

Magic Stone... put it away for now.

Toys for Nia... no, no.

The dried food products of the Central Plains... this doesn't prove anything.

"How about this?" Bray pulled out an expired commission slip from the Royal Capital Adventurers' Guild.

Although the words on it are in common language, the seal used is Carrasco's royal seal.

Why does the Adventurers' Guild use the Royal Seal? You ask him that, but who should he ask?

The address is also detailed above, which indicates that it comes from mainland China.

Why is it that even in this wasteland era, the address is written so clearly... even the street number of the capital city is included.

Regardless, this was a huge help.

If nothing else works, Bray can only try to persuade them physically first, and then tell others that he knows the Prime Minister of Yundu Kingdom.

This was a last resort, since fighting is wrong.

"Would you like me to bring it over for you to see?" Bray asked specifically.

"No need, we can see clearly from here," the female leader replied casually.

"..." This woman's answer shocked Bray for several seconds before he came to his senses.

How can you clearly see the small print and stamp on your authorization form from that far away?

Anyway, his eyesight isn't that sharp; without using his cunning, he wouldn't be able to see the contents of a piece of paper clearly from that far away.

They really are a bunch of archers; their eyesight is amazing.

"Searching for the missing person's necklace... No. 9, Lane 16, Inner City of the Imperial Capital..." the female leader read aloud some of the above information.

As she read it aloud, her expression became quite subtle, clearly indicating that such a thing did not exist in Anjing City.

"Boss, maybe this is something that guy made to mess with us," a scout whispered in the female leader's ear.

"If it were given to you, would you be so bored as to manufacture something like this?" The female leader glanced at the scout.

"No, I don't know. I'm so hungry, I don't have time for this," the scout replied awkwardly.

To be fair, no one would be so bored as to forge something they don't even know.

"Let's assume you weren't lying." The female leader said this, but she still found it hard to believe that the person in front of her had brought two girls across the ocean to the Eastern Continent.

However, at least it proves that these three people are not monsters in disguise.

The female leader asked so cautiously mainly because there were some anthropomorphic monsters in the Anjing City area.

Despite their low intelligence, they can easily miss monsters if they are careless.

Ask a few detailed questions, and you can basically tell whether a person is a monster in disguise.

“I didn’t lie.” Bray shrugged, but didn’t dwell on it any further.

“I’m looking for a safe zone to settle down in. Since there are people like you, it means there’s a safe zone nearby, right?” Bray said, tapping on his car.

After some conversation, the scouts finally agreed to take Bray to the safe zone in Anjing.

However, Bray cannot drive the magic vehicle during this process; other guys must drive it while he follows along.

Although the scouts believed that Bray and his companions were not monsters, they still remained vigilant.

Monsters are terrifying, but some madmen are terrifying too.

In the wasteland, there is no shortage of madmen.

After experiencing a severe blow, many people become mentally damaged and often do things that are incomprehensible to others.

The most striking manifestation of this is the senseless destruction.

To avoid Bray becoming another eccentric individual, the scouts needed to observe him for a while longer.

As for the two girls behind them, the scouts were not overly nervous.

After confirming that the two girls were not monsters, their attitude softened considerably.

The process of verifying Levy is rather tedious, since Levy has a tail that looks extremely ferocious.

Who can blame them when this police lion's tail isn't the cute tail of a feline?

"What kind of differential treatment is this?" Bray curled his lip; he was the only one still under "observation."

"The people who smash the most things are people your age," the female leader of the scout team said quietly.

"..." Bray wanted to refute, but it seemed he had nothing to say in his defense.

As he spoke, Bray glanced at the front of the magic vehicle, where little Nick, who had been sitting there, had quietly left.

Little Nick left around the same time someone else took over the Magic Cart.

It is very likely that Nick left on his own because he judged that Bray did not need anyone else to continue the night watch.

You know, a small dragon that can talk is bound to get everyone in front of it on edge.

So Nick didn't say any unnecessary farewells and simply left, without most people even noticing.

Bray and Levy naturally noticed, but Levy had been being tested by scouts to see if she was a monster, so she didn't have time to say goodbye to Nick.

Because she couldn't say goodbye to Nick, Levy still looks listless to this day =A=.

Levy idolizes Nick Wilde quite a bit; to her, Nick Wilde is second only to Bray in terms of ability.

If Bray is super invincible, then Nick is invincible.

"By the way, do you have 'God's Enemy' in your safe zone too?" Bray asked curiously.

"Of course they do. According to the 'Great Enemy of God,' they have helped most of the safe zones."

"But without their help, the safe zone probably wouldn't be able to survive," the female leader said.

Their equipment was also provided by the "Great Enemy of Gods," otherwise the people of the wasteland would not have brought out such excellent and well-equipped gear.

"The Great Enemy of God" is still quite good, but the inclusion of the Bronze species slightly lowers the "good" rating.

"What do you ask for this?"

"Because I previously encountered the 'Great Enemy of God' in another safe zone near the sea."

“And the Middle Continent has never seen the ‘Great Enemy of the Gods’,” Bray said.

"There is no 'Great Enemy of God' in the Central Continent?" This time it was the female leader's turn to be surprised.

In her imagination, Kapras should have received help from the "Great Enemy of God" in all parts of the world.

Unexpectedly, the Central Plains did not receive any aid.

"But don't worry, the people of the Middle Continent have barely survived," Bray said in a very relaxed tone.

The female leader looked at Bray closely, finding it hard to believe how he had crossed the ocean.

Even the most powerful person probably couldn't break through the countless demigods at sea and reach another continent.

"How...did you get here?" she tried to ask.

"Hmm...was it thrown here by someone else?" Bray answered with an answer that even he wasn't entirely sure of.

Being teleported by Nick Wilde is, in a sense, being thrown here.

Even though it was all voluntary.

"I now work part-time as a messenger."

"It means being able to tell people in another place about the situation in one place." Bray gestured a few times, trying to make the female leader understand his meaning.

"If possible, I might tell people from the Northern or Western Continents about the Eastern Continent in the future."

"Let's talk about it when you actually go," the female leader said, taking Bray's words as a joke.

She now sees Bray as the poor soul who was transported away by monsters or demigods using strange methods.

However, she overlooked the word "part-time" in Bray's words.

"Are you familiar with the people in Anjing City?" Bray asked abruptly.

“I know almost everyone in the safe zone. I’m in charge of the entry and exit of people,” the female leader said.

Compared to the safe zone in the capital, Anjing City has much stricter regulations on the entry and exit of people.

People in the capital can come and go as they please, and no one will check their information.

But Angyeongseong is different. To ensure safety, even with a current shortage of population, it maintains strict censorship.

This is to prevent chaos from happening. After all, the safe zone is already in a bad state. If there were any riots, even the lower-level species could destroy themselves, not just the silver species.

"Do you know anything about the Cloud Sea?" Bray finally asked the question.

But the instant he asked the question, the female leader drew an arrow and pressed the arrowhead against Bray's neck.

"Ugh..." Before Bray could react, Levy, who was hugging Nia, started to get angry.

Levy caught that fleeting hostility completely, which made her adopt a wary stance.

“It’s alright.” Bray pressed his palm down, signaling Levy to calm down a bit, and pushed away the arrow that was pointed at him.

"You ask what Lord Yunhai wants to do?" The female leader's attitude, which had softened, turned hostile once again.

"Don't worry, I'm not here to cause trouble," Bray said irritably.

It seems the people of Anjing City are on edge; even this can provoke murderous intent.

“I brought his granddaughter to see him,” Bray said, glancing at the dazed Nia out of the corner of his eye.

"Granddaughter?" The female leader looked at Nia, who was making a cute expression, in disbelief.

"How come I've never heard of Lord Yunhai having a granddaughter?"

"Now you've heard, haven't you?" Bray took a few steps back, distancing himself from the woman who was always ready to shoot arrows at people.

However, he received good news from this woman.

Judging from the female leader's reaction, her father-in-law seems to be safe and sound.

"Could you please take me to him? I have something I'd like to discuss with him." Bray tried to soften his tone.

"Can you take Nia to see her grandfather?" Nia asked, her eyes wide with anticipation, after hearing Bray's conversation with the woman.

"..." The woman remained silent for a long time. Could she still refuse now that things had come to this? The scenery of the safe zone in Anjing City was not much different from the previous one.

Therefore, Bray did not study it in detail.

The only difference is that Anjing City is more developed than the surrounding areas.

After all, it is a pure land within the ruins of Anjing City. No matter what kind of ruins this city has become now, its resources are more abundant than those of other cities.

At this moment, Bray was standing inside a house haphazardly built with bricks and wood.