The world of Type-Moon starts with saving Altria!

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"Wang, what are you doing..."

"How are they?" Ian suddenly asked back - for him, losing the initiative to speak seemed to be an extremely difficult thing to accept.

"..."

Although she didn't understand why Ian asked her such a question, Siduri still remembered her promise - that is, to follow him forever and witness the prosperity of Uruk.

"very nice……"

Siduri carefully polished the wheat ears, and then gave her evaluation very seriously.

As the former "high priest" and current "assistant officer", Sidulli has her own set of experience on how to judge whether the wheat is good or not.

"It's pretty good wheat."

"King, where did you get them?" Siduri looked at Ian and asked, "I think I need to cultivate them further and promote them in Uruk."

however--

Hearing this, Ian suddenly burst into laughter.

That arrogant voice sounded like someone had seen something extremely funny.

"Wang, did I say something wrong—" Sidulli asked cautiously, looking very uneasy.

She didn't understand why the other party suddenly burst into laughter at this time. All she could think of was that her previous remarks were too outrageous.

"Nothing."

"You're absolutely right." Ian stopped smiling, but still looked very happy.

"I just think your words 'breeding promotion' are a little funny."

"..."

Siduri heaved a sigh of relief.

For her, making mistakes is not scary; what is scary is not knowing what mistakes you have made.

If the other party is willing to speak out now, it means there is still a chance to correct it.

"So--"

"King, there must be a more effective method than 'breeding promotion', right?"

"King, do you want Uruk to bring a miracle? With your power!"

"..."

Ian shook his head and denied Siduri's words without hesitation.

"Do not."

"I don't intend to do that kind of thing—miracles don't exist at all. All results are achieved with my own hands, not by praying to some so-called god."

"As for why I laughed just now..."

As Ian spoke, he picked up the ear of wheat in front of him, licked it gently with the tip of his tongue, and swallowed it.

"Because this doesn't need to be promoted in Uruk, Siduri."

"Why not..."

Halfway through her words, Siduri suddenly reacted.

"King, could this be the food Uruk currently has?"

"You really do understand what I mean—" Ian nodded approvingly. "You're right. This is the food Uruk has now, and I had someone buy it from the market."

"Uruk is the most powerful when it is free from the constraints of the gods."

"Oh, I should have asked my father to do this sooner."

"..."

Siduri actually couldn't admit this.

Just looking at Ian's confident look, she knew she shouldn't pour cold water on him or say anything too much.

but……

How should I explain to him the matter of the "clod of earth"?

Siduri frowned, and it was obvious that she was very conflicted.

But at this moment, she suddenly heard Ian say this.

"Sidulli, you have to understand one thing—"

"Since Uruk is not afraid of punishment from the gods, it naturally won't be afraid of those who do evil."

"You don't need to worry about anything."

"As long as I am here, I will help Uruk overcome all difficulties, now and in the future."

"..."

Although she didn't say it directly, Siduri completely understood what Ian meant.

"Don't worry, I'll take care of it."

It was a simple promise, but when it came out of his mouth, it was a promise that gave people a sense of security.

Siduri understood all this and nodded quickly.

"I understand."

"King, I leave everything to you."

"Ah."

[According to what you said, Siduri didn't spend too much time and energy dealing with this kind of thing.]

【For her, your words are absolute orders.】

[Even though it might make her very uncomfortable, she doesn't want to betray you.]

[But what Siduri doesn't know is——]

[In fact, you already knew all this, but you just didn't act immediately. ]

[Since it has developed to the point where even Siduri has heard about it and wants to report it to me, I can no longer ignore it.]

[At an opportune moment, you left a letter stating your destination, and then set foot on the place the hunter's words had pointed to.]

On the road.

Ian looked at everything on both sides of the road with a very proud expression.

No.

To be precise, it is not pride, but the expression of joy that comes when one is satisfied with everything.

The land in Uruk is very fertile. Just sow some seeds and you can harvest a lot of crops in the autumn.

They are full and rich, something that makes people happy just by looking at it.

It cannot be said that all of this has nothing to do with those gods who only know how to ask for things all day long, but at least it is of little help.

Yes.

Why did Uruk need beings that only knew how to absorb nutrients?

Isn't it a very good thing to keep the parts that should have been offered as sacrifices for yourself and distribute them to the people?

Ok.

There is no wrong decision in this.

Ian thought so, and then quickened his pace.

He would not allow any existence that could harm Uruk to exist on this land, nor would he allow his people to live in fear and have no peace because of this.

That's right.

The people in Uruk should live a happy and fulfilling life forever.

but--

This thought was quickly replaced by other thoughts.

The reason is simple.

Ian felt something was wrong with the forest in front of him.

If the land of Uruk represents its own existence and is stained with its own symbols;

Then the forest in front of us is in a similar situation.

To be precise, it should be that it is also tainted with some unknown existence and acquires some kind of symbol.

Because of this contradictory situation, I felt that abnormality—

only……

Ian, who understood this, did not feel afraid or retreat.