A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

Nisa is clearly older than Bray.

"Really? You joined that organization?" Bray was surprised for a second, then regained his composure.

“They approached me and asked me to join,” Nisha told Bray honestly.

“You’re not very discreet. Isn’t ‘The Enemy of God’ a very mysterious organization?” Bray narrowed his eyes.

“…” Nisha suddenly felt a little embarrassed. There were rules that the “Great Enemy of God” could not be known by too many people.

“This…” Nisha didn’t know what to say for a moment.

"Just kidding, don't take it too seriously," Bray chuckled.

That was just something I made up on the spot, but Nisha actually thought about it carefully.

“Same as always, but it’s good to stay the same.” Bray patted Nisha on the shoulder.

"You've finally ended your wanderings and found a place where you should stay."

Wandering is not really suitable for someone like Nisha.

Such roles as captains of knightly orders or captains of "the greatest enemy of God" would be very suitable for someone as serious and responsible as Nissa.

This knight princess's journey to find herself has finally come to an end.

“But I don’t know if this will be my final destination.” Nisha looked up at the sky.

The glaring sunlight made Nisha squint.

“They will eventually find their final resting place.” Bray shook his head.

Nisha seems somewhat prone to confusion, especially after her faith collapsed, and she often falls into deep thought.

"I've gotten stronger over this period of time." The Knight Princess now seems more like a junior showing off her growth to her senior.

"Hmm?" Bray looked Nisha up and down.

Well, her figure is as perfect as ever.

Pshaw, no, it seems like its aura has gotten stronger.

Of course, Bray couldn't directly discern skills or abilities, nor did he possess the skill to judge the strength of others' magic or inner energy.

The only way to judge someone's strength, besides fighting, is by sensing their aura.

"She's been through quite a few battles." Whether she was strong or not, I don't know, but Nisha must have been through a lot of intense battles.

Nisa did indeed fight many times in the "Great Enemy of God" missions, battling various powerful beings she had rarely encountered before.

The "Demon King" is the being I have the most contact with.

Nisa used to find people with some of the power of the Bronze Age very frightening.

Naturally, the "hero" had always held a high place in Nisa's heart.

After all, he is someone who can kill the Demon King.

But after participating in missions to defeat the Demon King or prevent its birth, Nisa suddenly realized that the Demon King wasn't so scary after all.

The higher you stand, the more and clearer you see.

Well, of course, these weren't particularly damaging to Nisa, whose worldview had already been exposed long ago.

“Mm,” Nisha replied.

“Mr. Bray!” Nisha stood up from the beach.

Bray looked up at Nisha.

Nisha's startled reactions caused Bray's deadpan eyes to twitch several times in a short period of time.

Can you sit down and talk properly? Don't get agitated.

"I will try my best!" Nisha clenched her fist, the sunlight shining on her golden hair, making her blonde hair particularly dazzling.

“Hmm.” Bray remained seated on the ground.

“I will definitely catch up with you!” Nisha continued.

"Huh?" Bray's deadpan eyes widened in confusion. What did Nisha mean by that?

What did he do?

Bray was completely bewildered. It seemed like he had been on vacation recently and hadn't caused any trouble.

“One day, I will become as strong as you, and then I will protect…protect every vulnerable person around us.” Nisha’s expression was very serious, and every word she spoke came from the bottom of her heart.

But the more this happened, the more confused Bray became.

Bray wiped away non-existent cold sweat from his forehead.

Nisha's somewhat controversial remarks put Bray under immense pressure.

Bray seemed to realize that this earnest knight princess actually regarded him as a role model or something.

"Phew—" Nisha felt much better after she had said what was on her mind.

Bray may not have defined himself as a hero, but Nisha has always believed that Bray is a living legend.

Although she had only witnessed Bray in action a few times, it didn't stop Nisha from developing a sense of admiration for him.

“There’s one more thing.” Nisha realized that she had been so excited that she had forgotten to tell Bray something more important.

There's nothing we can do; a little fangirl meets her idol, so we have to be understanding.

“Mr. Bray, there are many sea creatures looking for a child in this city.”

"When sea creatures set foot in human cities, they will inevitably unleash a bloodbath."

“Although the ‘Great Enemy of God’ is trying its best to stop the sea creatures’ advance, I cannot guarantee that it will succeed every time.” Nisha’s tone was very serious.

This time we killed a few sea monsters, but will the next enemy be of this level?

“Please help this city if necessary,” Nisha pleaded, bowing to Bray.

"Ah..." Bray covered his face, realizing he really was a Grim Reaper elementary school student. There was a time when Bray firmly believed he wasn't a Grim Reaper elementary school student.

However, the news Nisa brought him shattered Bray's illusions completely.

Bray sat dejectedly on the beach; nothing about beach volleyball among teenage girls could pique his interest.

Nisha also seemed to be just trying to say a few words to Bray.

After telling Bray all this, she said goodbye to him.

She has a lot to do; she's not someone who does nothing.

"Tsk." Bray muttered to himself, clearly extremely annoyed.

"Why did that knight lady leave?" Naruko asked suddenly as she approached Bray.

But Naruko didn't scare Bray, or even bring him to his senses.

"Dead fish eyes!!! There's a beautiful girl naked here!"

“…” Bray was still frustrated and even bit his thumb.

This was the first time Naruko had ever seen Bray so indignant.

This repressed guy didn't even react to what she just said, which surprised Naruko.

"Don't scare me! What scary things did Miss Knight just say?" Naruko shook Bray's shoulder hard.

What a nuisance! Levy is so engrossed in soaking in the seawater that she looks utterly dejected with her dead fish eyes.

Naruko tied a rope to Levy and was holding onto the rope to prevent Levy from drifting away.

Then he stroked Bray's head, coaxing him like a child.

"It's okay, it's okay."

“…” Bray glanced at Naruko with his right eye.

"Do you take me for a child?" Bray said irritably.

"Oh dear, you're finally alive!" Naruko was overjoyed, her dead fish eyes finally perking up.

Although no one could tell the difference between Bray's energization and his lack thereof.

"By the way, what did Miss Knight say to you just now?" Naruko asked curiously, wondering what could have made Bray so depressed.

“My dreams have been shattered by someone else,” Bree replied succinctly to Naruko.

"It feels really serious," Naruko said, shrinking her neck.

“Sigh—” Bray sighed deeply.

There's always something to do wherever you go, so it's better to just stay home.

"Glug glug—" Levy played with bubbles while soaking in the water.

"Meow—" The fireball was still emitting mournful cries.

---

After the activities where they poured their youthful energy into the beach ended, the students from those colleges gradually left the beach and returned to their residences.

Before leaving, Lux brought Virginia over to say goodbye to Bray.

Virginia didn't dare to come over at first; Lux forced her to take it.

"Ah, saying goodbye... there's no need for that, Mr. Bray isn't leaving anytime soon."

"—Sister Virginia, what are you saying?"

--"so…"

Lux didn't even bother to continue talking to Virginia, and simply took her hand and came over.

"Goodbye," Virginia said.

"Goodbye." Bray nodded.

It's that simple.

Lux felt that her brother wasn't just a straight man, he was a diamond!

Virginia is acting so strange! Where's her usual composure? She shouldn't speak so bluntly!

Bray and his group left under Lux's resentful gaze.

The sun began to set, making the golden hue on the beach appear even deeper.

---

When Bray returned to Reddeep's house, he found that Reddeep and Doffin had not yet packed up and come back.

Levy and Naruko lazily lay down on the bed for a nap, waiting for dinner to be served.

"Hmm~" Levy squinted her eyes, looking quite content =V=.

Naruko was tired, but Rei was full of energy simply because lying down was more comfortable.

Levy picked up a lot of Bray's decadent habits.

Levy has embarked on the path of becoming a useless lion, and there's no turning back.

Bray ignored the two women lying on the bed like salted fish.

Of course, he didn't know that Levy was evolving into a useless lion, otherwise Bray would definitely have brought a small stool to teach Levy a lesson.

He stood on the beach, closed his right eye, and listened to the sound of the waves crashing against the sand.

Bray slowly drew his longsword and swung it at the sea.

Although it's a holiday now, it doesn't mean Brae will be wasted.

Since he usually fights while doing missions, Bray doesn't practice his swordsmanship; instead, he rests and conserves his energy.

However, when he's on vacation, Bray will practice his sword to keep his skills sharp.

Skills are something that you either improve or you fall behind; they can easily be neglected.

Especially after learning that sea creatures had recently appeared, Bray planned to practice his swordsmanship even more frequently.

For the Bronze race, it was no longer considered powerful.

But Bray never felt that he would be guaranteed to win against a bronze-level opponent.