Nathaniel's POV After mentioning to them that Koko is an angel, they exchanged glances, clearly looking unconvinced by what I had just said. "Ah... well... I know it sounds unbelievable, but it's true." "A human tasked with stopping the Great War? Why would the heaven choose just a regular person?" Suwi asked. "Huh? Who knows? Maybe for the plot twist?" Suddenly, Suwi kicked me in the shin and complained, "Do you really think our heads are soft enough to believe that kind of nonsense? You can't even help yourself, so how on earth are you going to help Endoryo?" I was annoyed by her kicking me, but at the same time, I couldn't think of any actual way to save Endoryo either. "Why are you always so violent? For your information, I can defend myself. You saw what I did when I saved you." "Saved me?" Suwi sneered. "You fell asleep during the fight way before I did, so how can you claim you were the one who saved me?" Since our conversation had shifted to what I did back then, Aga

Following Suwi’s agreement to surrender to the Eskapa soldiers, Magdalena immediately ordered her arrest. "Don't worry, the soldiers will treat you with respect and gentleness as they escort you to Renshu," Magdalena instructed. Just then, the Eskapa soldiers waiting below stepped forward to enter through the gate. Suddenly, Sei strode forward, blocking Suwi's path. She remained entirely silent, yet her mere presence compelled the soldiers below to halt and refrain from advancing further. "What is she doing?" "Your Majesty..." Everyone was stunned by Sei's defiance, which seemed like a direct challenge to Magdalena's command. "What is the meaning of this?" Pyun slammed his hand down onto the table, warning Sei of the grave consequences she would face if she persisted in defying the law. "Disregarding the orders of the Supreme Commander carries a heavy punishment—even for someone like you, the Weapon of God." "The moment you refuse this order, you can expect no further help

Following Sei’s open defiance of Magdalena’s desire to surrender Suwi—sealed by declaring her a princess of Serania—Magdalena was far from pleased with the outcome and immediately issued a stern warning. "Queen Sei, you have failed me this time. I am deeply disappointed by your flawed perspective on these events," Magdalena sighed, reminding her of the consequences. "As a friend, I will let you learn from your mistakes. I am withdrawing all Eskapa soldiers from Serania, along with our official support." Shock rippled through the room, and fear instantly gripped the citizens. Panic set in, as everyone knew that removing the Eskapa’s protective forces would leave the towns of Serania utterly vulnerable to danger. "The Eskapa is cutting off its aid to Serania." "How are we supposed to survive without the Eskapa's protection?" "What is going to happen to our country now?" Amidst the murmurs and rising anxiety, Sei remained silent, her eyes tightly shut. Even she felt no certainty abo

Hours later, I successfully established a new farming area just outside Galica, prompting us to return inside the city to map out our next steps. According to Melon, we urgently needed magic crystal regenerators—a technology that harnesses solar energy to recharge magic crystals. In this world, where technology and magic coexisted, solar power was used to capture sunlight and convert it into energy for the crystals. "You're going to need a lot of machines to meet the high demand of the androids," Melon noted. High-class androids typically exhausted their energy crystals within two months, depending on usage. Keeping them powered was essential to make them functional. Melon also advised setting up a dedicated repair shop for the androids. Galica needed to learn how to maintain and repair them, which could be easily taught using the provided manuals and system instructions. "They need to recruit at least a hundred people to study and handle this workload," Melon said. "You're ri

After our conversation, I managed to persuade Koko to help us find Ataparag, especially since she was already scheduled to return to the Dark Continent. However, before our departure, Koko issued a stern warning: traveling to the Dark Continent was no small matter, as many of the monsters there were fiercely aggressive and ruthless. "Keep in mind that I am only taking you to the Dark Continent," Koko said. "Finding her kingdom after that is entirely up to you." Melon warned me that without Koko’s assistance, we would likely be swarmed by thousands of monsters. Surviving would be completely impossible; even with my inherent powers, we would run out of energy in less than an hour of combat. "What? Hold on, that doesn't seem right. At least help us until we make it back to Galica," I protested. Koko refused to protect us from the monsters or escort us all the way back, believing that figuring things out on my own would keep the situation simple. She admitted she was more interested