Even if you succeed in jobless reincarnation and time magic, you must live life to the fullest.

"Boom!"

Alice's iron fist descended from the sky, punishing Lynea.

The latter covered his head, his face full of grievance.

"Meow, Linia just wanted to vent her anger for the boss, meow..."

"Did I say I disagreed? Rather, it's Rudeus who's only now saying he wants to get married that's making me unhappy!" Alice said irritably.

"So complicated, meow."

The simple-minded Lynia said she didn't understand.

Forget it, I'm not counting on that.

Alice and I exchanged a glance, then I took the invitation out of my pocket.

"Is that a cat?"

"The wedding invitations. There were originally some for Prusena, but she's not here anymore, so please give them to Girenu for me," I said.

Kyrie Irvine went to the port to buy supplies, so even if he set off to find her now, it would probably be of no use.

Next, I need to go home to prepare for the wedding, so I don't have much time to wait for Gilead to come back.

Although I feel bad for Gilead, I have no choice but to leave now.

"Meow, boss, aren't you going to stay here for a few more days before leaving?"

Linia hugged Alice's arm and said reluctantly.

"If Alice wants to stay for a few days, that's not impossible..."

"No, I need to go back and help."

Ellie said without hesitation.

"Big Meow..."

"You can also come to the wedding. It won't take long if you use the transfer magic circle."

"Ugh... No, meow."

Linia struggled internally for a long time.

He finally sighed and said with a look of frustration.

"Linya is the clan leader now, meow, and it's the rainy season, the village needs Linya, she can't just leave the village, meow..."

I was greatly surprised to hear these words.

I never imagined that the unreliable, silly cat from before would turn into such a serious and responsible one.

……

The village was in a state of chaos due to the rainy season.

As Lynya's friend, I can't just stand by and do nothing. However, I also can't completely solve the problem.

Dispersing rain clouds is certainly possible, but that might actually damage the forest.

Ultimately, the only solution I could think of was to use earth magic to reinforce the village's buildings, nothing more.

As for drainage devices and the like...

Because this is a forest, I couldn't do it due to the terrain limitations.

That's all I can do.

……

After doing all that, I said goodbye to Alice and Linia.

After managing to fix the unusable teleportation magic circle, Alice and I returned to Sharia together.

At this point, all the invitations that needed to be delivered in person have been sent.

Several other people were also invited.

For those whose locations were uncertain, Lala helped with divination to determine their exact locations, and then the letters were sent there. Hopefully, they can arrive in time.

then.

What to do next.

These are the final preparations for the wedding.

I will...

He married Aisha and became her husband.

Chapter Twenty-Four: Return to Sharia

Sharia, underground transfer room.

The magic circle, inscribed on the bluish-gray stone slab, is a mysterious array with intricate circular patterns. Strange ornaments are placed around the magic circle; these are props used to adjust the destination.

At first glance, it's hard to imagine that this magic circle can lead to almost any corner of the world.

In the past ten years or so.

Alsterd and Lala set up teleportation magic circles all over the world, which made them increasingly valuable.

All of this, of course, is for the purpose of defeating the gods and men.

But now that gods and men have been defeated.

The teleportation magic circle seems to have lost its original purpose, becoming merely a tool for Rudeus's family and Paul's mercenary group to move around the world and transmit intelligence.

"Om-"

The peaceful basement was suddenly thrown into turmoil.

What were originally just ordinary lines connected together suddenly lit up with light as magic was injected into them. Various colors converged, illuminating the ground made of bluish-gray stone slabs.

Magic surged, connecting with another magic circle in a distant direction.

"Shh!"

A sudden flash of light illuminated the scene.

Something appeared in the center of the magic circle.

Soon, the light went out.

The outlines of three figures emerged from the light.

The figure at the head was a tall and strong man with long green hair.

A scar running across his face made his face look somewhat ferocious.

The red gemstone between his brows shimmered faintly, as if it could suck in one's soul, exuding a bewitching and eerie aura.

He held a trident and looked around.

"The scent of Sharia... It's been so long since I've been here..."

The man spoke with emotion.

Soon a response came from the side: "Speaking of which, this is the first time Riselia has come outside."

The speaker was a woman with long blonde hair.

The woman has exquisitely beautiful features, as if meticulously sculpted by human hands. She wears simple clothing with a distinctly exotic style, covered by a cloak. Holding the hand of a young girl, she is radiant and graceful.

Her firm, high breasts were so full that the thin cloak could not conceal them.

"Mom, I heard that people outside are very hostile towards the Speludians, is that true?"

The girl, who had long green hair like the man and a ruby ​​on her forehead, nervously asked while holding the blonde woman's hand.

A hint of unease appeared on her face.

If you look closely, you'll notice a long, thin tail behind her.

"Noren, didn't you tell Rachelia?" the green-haired man asked, puzzled.

"Ah, I thought Riselia already knew."

Noren gave a wry smile.

Then, she gently patted Rishilia's head and said, "That was true before, but my brother has always been helping to improve the image of the Speludians. Besides... Sieg also has green hair, and he's doing just fine, isn't he?"

“Zig?” Rachelia tilted her head.

“Zig is your cousin…you’ll understand once you meet him.”

"Alright, let's hurry up and find Rudeus."

"That's what the green-haired man said."

"Ah."

The three were the Rajirude family, who had traveled a long way from the northern tip of the continent after receiving news of Rudius's marriage.

The three of them walked out of the basement.

A gentle breeze from Sharia ruffled Norren's bangs, and the sudden burst of sunlight made her feel a little disoriented.

She shielded her eyes from the sunlight with one hand, gazing at the distant city.

That's it...

The magical city of Sharia.

"They're back again..."

Noren murmured to himself, a look of nostalgia on his face.

“Let’s go,” Rachel Rudd said.

"Ah."

Noren nodded slightly.