Simultaneous travel: invincible from the beginning of the anime!

Chapter 500 begins the story: the first encounter in Kahn Village!
Although Lajus was wielding the demon sword "Ziliniram" at the time, Seiya still defeated her with a practice knight's longsword.

It was for this reason that, shortly after Laju returned home, a bewildered Seiya learned that he and Laju were engaged.

To be fair, Lajus is very beautiful, even compared to Lana, who is known as the "Golden Princess".

However, since they grew up together, Seiya only treated Lahagi as a younger sister. Now that she was inexplicably engaged, it was really hard for him to accept.

Moreover, he is so young. He has finally transmigrated to a different world with multiple races. He hasn't even experienced the customs of each race yet, and he's already going to enter the grave of marriage?
The thought of Lajus returning to the capital and the possibility that she would challenge him to another match, coupled with Lana's seemingly indifferent but secretly sabotaging him, gave Seiya a headache.

"Let's find a reason to leave the capital temporarily. Now that we have powerful abilities, we can go out on adventures and break through our level limitations."

Whether Momonga will ultimately be friend or foe is still uncertain, but sheer strength is the best bargaining chip in negotiations.

When he went to the palace to tell King Rambossa III his intention to go out, the old king couldn't help but show a hesitant expression.

To be fair, Sanjay was not only a genius warrior of the entire kingdom, but also the pride of Lambossa III.

If Seiya were a direct descendant, he would probably have passed the throne to Seiya without hesitation.

Unfortunately, Seiya is born out of wedlock. Even though his talent and gifts are top-notch, if he were to inherit the throne, the nobles in the country would definitely oppose him collectively. This is a systemic problem.

Although Rambossa III was of mediocre quality, he was not entirely incompetent and foolish, having reigned for so many years.

Seiya's excellence has already aroused the jealousy and dissatisfaction of his two elder brothers, which he has also noticed.

Therefore, when Seiya expressed his desire to leave the capital, Lambossa III was actually reluctant.

He was worried that his other two sons would take advantage of Seiya's absence from the capital to harm him.

If his most trusted comrade-in-arms, Captain Gazef, were present, he could accompany Seiya on his outings, which would provide greater assurance for Seiya's safety.

The key issue is that yesterday, the Kingdom heard that the Empire seemed to have violated their borders, so he sent Gazef out.

It's said without intention, but it sounds intentional.

When Seiya heard that Gazef had been sent to the border by the Imperial Army, he was momentarily stunned, then looked at Rambossa III with a serious expression and asked, "Father, is the place where Lord Gazef has been sent to a place called Kahn Village in the northwest of the continent?"

Seeing Seiya's expression suddenly become tense and solemn, King Lambosa III, though somewhat puzzled, truthfully replied, "It is indeed in the northwest of the continent. I have also heard of a small village nearby, but I am not sure if it is called Kahn Village."

It's understandable that King Lambossa III, the king of the kingdom, wouldn't know that Kahn was just a small border village.

Upon hearing the key words such as "northwest of the continent," "border area of ​​the kingdom," "empire," and "theocracy," as well as "Gazef," Seiya could already guess that this was almost certainly the beginning of the story.

"Your Excellency the Warrior Commander is in danger. The people who have offended the kingdom's borders this time are not soldiers of the Empire at all, but Slane Theocracy disguised as Imperial soldiers."

They deliberately lured you, Commander, there, intending to kill you. I must go there immediately!

After leaving those words, Seiya gave Rambossa III no time to react, leaving the palace and riding a fast horse to Carne Village. The Slane Theocracy's forces prepared to eliminate Gazef were nothing to Seiya; what he cared about were Ainz Ooal Gown and Albedo, who were making their first appearance in Carne Village.

After leaving the capital, Seiya complained that the horse was too slow, so he used his ability to disguise his appearance and put on a mask.

As a gust of air wrapped around his feet, the ground was instantly shattered as Seiya's body burst forth at a speed that ordinary people could not even perceive!

Meanwhile, in the northwest of the continent, near the border of the Kingdom, the Empire, and the Theocracy, in a village called Carne, a group of soldiers clad in Imperial armor were being brutally murdered by a towering Death Knight.

Death Knights, who are relegated to the role of mere minions in the Great Tomb of Nazarick, are in this world super monsters comparable to humans in the "Heroic Realm".

The theocracy soldiers, who had previously slaughtered the villagers of Carne Village like chickens and dogs, were now being brutally killed like ants in front of the Death Knights.

"They're really weak. Is it because the soldiers of this country are too weak, or is this just the general level of this world?"

Upon arriving at Carne Village, Ainz Ooal Gown and Albedo stood by watching the Death Knights slaughter the Theocracy soldiers, completely unmoved. They even commented on the soldiers' strength.

Having just been transported from the game to this other world, Ainz Ooal Gown didn't dare to be too reckless. After disguising the Great Tomb of Nazarick, his first thought was to gather information about this world.

After seeing the village of Carne, which was facing war, through the magic of "clairvoyance," Ainz Ooal Gown, with the intention of gathering intelligence, appeared there with Albedo.

Having inexplicably arrived in a strange world, it's natural to be wary of everything. So when encountering soldiers from the Theocracy disguised as imperial troops, Ainz didn't attack directly but instead chose to use summoned creatures to probe their strength.

But the final result was somewhat unexpected.

That is because the people here are too weak. Death Knights, who are only level 35 but have an attack power of only level 25, are completely overwhelmed by the human army of this world.

Faced with the Death Knights' mechanical slaughter, the Theocracy soldiers who had invaded Carne Village quickly broke down and began to flee in panic.

A soldier who appeared to be a nobleman from the church was fleeing when he suddenly bumped into a figure dressed in full white armor.

"Ding------!"

The Death Knight's orders were to eliminate the soldiers who had invaded Carne Village, so the enemy did not hold back despite having an extra person, but instead swiftly swung down his greatsword.

However, the attack that could easily slaughter the theocratic soldiers was thwarted this time, and the figure standing in front of the Death Knight simply extended a finger to completely block the Death Knight's downward slash.

"Help me, I can give you lots of gold coins..."

Seeing Seiya easily block the Death Knight's attack, the theocratic soldier felt as if he had seen the light at the end of the tunnel.

Just as he was pleading with Seiya to save him and promising to pay Seiya a reward, Seiya's long sword had already slashed across his neck before he could finish speaking. A large amount of blood spurted out, and the headless corpse fell directly into a pool of blood.

"When you were indiscriminately slaughtering the villagers, did you ever pay attention to their pleas for help?"

(End of this chapter)