Hello everyone, I am Leon Cabendian, currently ten years old, and a very reliable King-level mage. Although I have no talent in combat and swordsmanship, I have unlocked a new ability during this time.

—The art of clay sculpture.

Although I could bring the clay sculpture to life with magic, I still wanted to do it myself (I was just bored out of my mind being locked up in a free apartment as a sex animal that had been molesting the Holy Beast).

However, none of that matters anymore.

I am now the great hero who saved the orc tribe, that is, a god! (Probably used as free labor to rebuild the village after it was devoured by fire.)

Judging from their leisurely three days, the orc tribe is not as unapproachable as described in the book.

In short, they will also be attacked, not only by child traffickers, but also by monsters that live near the rainforest, as well as by internal problems, such as conflicts arising from differing beliefs.

Although I wasn't there, Basaka, who was always following behind Gulvig, learned a lot. Not only that, it seems that there were guys among them trying to start a war with the humans, probably because their families were brutally killed, which led to such immature ideas.

I sympathize with them, but there's nothing I can do. It's quite contradictory that I, a human, have become their hero. That's why I only stayed in the tribe for three days, since not everyone will accept this fact.

Today is the last day of the three-day period, which is also the day I leave the tribe. Because the rainy season is about to begin in "Dororo", I need to rush back to "Luca Port" before the rain starts.

In short, it's been almost two weeks since I left "Port Luca". Lilith and the others seem to trust me very much, as none of them have come to support me. Perhaps they are busy with other things.

For example, when I'm away, Lilith and Katya will stay together to practice martial arts, or Katya will make a fuss about fighting goblins.

In short, they are all things that cause sweating.

Knowing I might get lost in the rainforest, Gulveg was tasked with getting me out of it. In the end, I just needed to drive the dragon chariot along the main road of "Nyolorosa" to easily return to "Port Luca".

Although we could reach "Port Luca" quickly by driving the dragon carriage, the white-bearded grandfather still prepared a lot of necessities for the journey.

This includes a dragon chariot, dry rations, water, and the special wine provided by the dwarves, which are indeed necessities for this mission.

Finally, the white-bearded grandpa also prepared some travel expenses for me, which was five thousand copper coins, which is about 5,000 magic crystals. He was really generous.

"Lord Leon! You must come back to visit sometime! Thank you so much this time!"

Yes, it will!

"That's good. Well then... goodbye, Lord Leon!"

"goodbye."

After delivering us to Ny'alotha, Gulveg once again expressed his gratitude for what I had done; if I hadn't intervened in time, the entire tribe would have faced a true prehistoric crisis.

"Oh, right! Gulveg, here, take this as a thank you for your hospitality these past two days!"

"Um?"

I jumped off the dragon carriage, then climbed onto the back of the carriage and rummaged through it to find a wooden box, which I then handed to Gulvig.

"Oh! This is... Lord Holy Beast!"

"It's so great that you were able to recognize me."

"How could I not recognize him? I never expected that Lord Leon would have such outstanding talent in carving."

"Hehe... I was worried that you wouldn't recognize me in time."

Yes, during my free time at Gulveg's house, I stared at the sacred beast lying next to me as a model and made a clay sculpture of that type, but... it doesn't feel very lifelike.

"I believe Lord Holy Beast will like it! Thank you very much!"

"That would be wonderful."

Finally, with Gulvig watching us go, we headed towards the straight "Niolorsa" Avenue, our destination "Port Luca".

I wasn't exactly lonely on the way, since Basaka was with me. It seemed he was also going to "Port of Luca," so after arriving in "Niolorsa," I also hitched a ride on the dragon carriage heading to "Port of Luca."

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The so-called "Neolorus" Avenue actually has a very reliable name: Neo Avenue, which is also the main road leading to the capital of "Dororo".

The reason it was named Neo Avenue doesn't seem to be because there's a nearby town called "Neolorussa".

The reason it was named after Neoreed, the first sword emperor of Dororo, was that the person who created it. Unfortunately, this sword emperor has fallen, so the road was named Neoreed in his honor.

Barsaka offered the above explanation.

"Sword Emperor level?"

Ultimately, I don't really understand what this concept means, but judging from the expression on the face of the man who was a Sword King that day, there is definitely an insurmountable distance between a Sword King and a Sword Emperor.

but……

"Is that girl really a Sword Emperor level?"

She looks like a child about the same age as Katya, yet she possesses such strength. Could it be... that she is actually a dragon?

The book does indeed record that children born from humans and dragons possess both human characteristics and the power of dragons, and their lifespan is much longer, almost twice that of humans.

In other words, if the girl in red were truly a dragon, she would indeed look only eight or nine years old by human standards, but by dragon standards, she would be a genuine older sister or aunt.

In other words, she is definitely a senior!

"Uh... I actually got targeted by such an old monster. Luckily, I ran fast!"

"Hey! Newbie! What's that?"

I was lost in thought when I was suddenly drawn to a black stone tablet by the roadside. It was about knee-high and had some strangely designed patterns on it, with about seven shapes surrounding a piece of text.

It seems there are similar stone tablets in "Kelolans" and "Robobia", but I didn't pay much attention to them at the time, so I decided to ask Basaka.

"Huh? Boss, you don't know this?"

"What is this, newbie?!"

"These are the seven great powers!"

"The Seven Great Powers!"

Upon hearing this term, I immediately signaled for Basaka to stop the dragon carriage, then jumped off to examine it. However… the text on it seemed to belong neither to the common language nor to the demon language; I couldn’t understand it at all.

"Boss? Are you interested in this?"

"Hey, those are the seven most powerful people in the world, how could I not be interested?"

But what I'm most interested in is what these "Seven Great Powers" actually have. I only learned about five of them in the book: "Angel God," "Sea God," "Beast God," "Moon God," and "Dragon God."

The last two are not recorded at all, but they are clearly among the "Seven Great Powers". Therefore, I am very curious about the various titles that people who call themselves gods would be given.

Perhaps... that "human god" guy is one of them, anyway, he doesn't give me the feeling of a god.

"Newcomer, can you understand the text above?"

"Uh... Boss, this is ancient writing, how could I possibly understand it?"

"I knew I couldn't count on him."

"But... I recognize these seven symbols. People in the guild say they represent the ranking of the 'Seven Great Powers.'"

Tell me!

Seeing my expectant expression, Basaka pointed to each of the patterns and explained them to me.

The current seven are:

Ranked first, "God of War".

Ranked second is "Dragon God".

Ranked third is "Heavenly Emperor".

Ranked fourth is "Moon Goddess".

Ranked fifth, "Beast God".

Ranked sixth is "Poseidon".

Ranked seventh is "Angel God".

"This guy... doesn't seem like a good person."

For some reason, when Basaka pointed to the symbol representing "Angel God," he would smack his lips quietly, as if he was deliberately emphasizing it, but my attention was not on that, so I did not hear it.

Are the last two "God of War" and "Heavenly Emperor"?

I feel like I've heard these two names somewhere before, but I can't quite place them in my memory. But the guy "Human God" isn't among them. It seems... he really is a god.