Chapter 630: Rygis Country
I wonder what Burnes going to say to us? After my tent is done, which I don’t need to take any ti at all since I just grabbed the tent from another location, I entered it and wait for Burnes. Soon after, Thomas entered my tent and we waited for Burnes.
“Maybe it’s so kind of secret about that country. What if it’s under suspicion of being controlled by the cult? I’m scared to go there now,” Thomas said to as we wait for Burnes to co.
It sure take ti for others to build their tent. Maybe I’m just the weird one since I just need to grab my tent from sowhere else, while the others need to prepare everything. Portal is the best.
Thomas said what he’s worried about. The country we’re going to is a small country and we don’t know much about it. Maybe that country is as Thomas said. Sothing scary is going on there.
“Well, we can take this ti to prepare ourselves. If they are being controlled by the cult, the kingdom should have known it right away or tell to investigate it. But Albert hasn’t told anything. It ans they are still safe from the cult at least,” I said.
“What if it’s not related to the cult? The danger is from sothing else and not about the cult? Maybe it could be more dangerous than the cult,” Victoria added.
“If that’s the case, then we can just run away. I can use portal to escape from there easily. There’s nothing to worry about. But we’ll hear everything from Burnes soon,” I said.
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Sothing more dangerous than the cult? If it’s sothing that won’t have any relation to , I don’t care. If it’s a monster that lack intelligent, we can kill it. But if that dangerous thing decided to make a ss with , I’ll consider them the sa level as the cult. Sothing necessary to be destroyed completely.
Well, we will hear about it from Burnes. I don’t think it will be sothing dangerous though.
“Anyway, what is the na of the kingdom we’re going to?” I asked Thomas.
“You haven’t heard? Or maybe you just don’t care. Well, I’ll tell you what I know. Though I only know the na. I think it’s called Rygis. Beyond that, I don’t know anything else about it,” Thomas said.
“You have never been there before?” I asked Thomas.
“Nope. I heard many rchants have difficulties entering that place. That’s the reason we don’t know much about it. Maybe it’s a closed country or sothing,” Thomas said.
A closed country, huh? And they forbid people to enter? I think it will be hard for us to stay there. Maybe we will get kicked out as soon as we show our face.
Soon after Burnes enters my tent. Seems like we are the only ones who are left behind. We don’t know anything about the Rygis kingdom while the others already in the know.
Well, that’s to be expected. The others are all agents after all. They have intel that normal people couldn’t get no matter how hard we try.
...? Normal?
Well, other than the fact that I’m an Aura user, or the four kings are my friends, or how I am the most important piece in the fight against the cult, or the fact that I returned from the future, or the fact that I have a harem, I’m just a commoner. So I’m pretty much normal.
“Burnes. Tell us what we need to know about Rygis kingdom,” I said.
“Yeah. But first, it’s not a kingdom. It’s not an empire either. They called it a country. And it was not led by mbers of royalty. They don’t have such things. The citizens are heavily involved in politic and they have the right to vote who will be the one that will lead the country. They called the one leading the country as president,” Burnes said.
“Wait, they use voting to pick their president?” Victoria was shocked when she heard that.
“Hm? Oh, right. Victoria, you once told that most countries in your world used that way to pick their leader, right? I guess you’re more familiar with it. Is it hard to live in such country?” I asked Victoria.
“Not really. But it’s all depend on the country. Mostly, it depends on the traditional morals and values of the country. I guess the problem is not the country itself. But their moral and value,” Victoria said.
“She’s right. The country is not a problem. But their common senses are mostly different than ours,” Burnes said.
We live in the sa world but we have different common sense? If it’s Victoria, I can understand when she doesn’t have common sense since she’s from another world. Though it was mostly who doesn’t have common sense. I stayed alone for a long ti in my past life after all. Living in a countryside without a care, and stupidly joined the war.
Burnes then explained to us the biggest difference of our common senses with Rygis is.
“So, the population of won there is much higher than the n,” Burnes said.
“...I have gone to many places, but isn’t that the sa everywhere? Even in my clan, there are more won than n. In fact, there are only two n. Kron and ,” I said.
“Yes. But the difference is much more in Rygis than other places. There were so many won and they are the one with power. In fact, they considered n as slaves. Other than those who got lucky and married soone, the rest are slaves. Even the children, after they reached adulthood, they will be treated like a slave as long as they are n,” Burnes explained.
“...What?”
“In fact, as soon as they realized their surroundings, the boys have to seek for marriage partner as soon as possible. Because they will beco slaves if they reached adulthood without getting a partner,” Burnes added.
What the hell!?
I thought that if the won has power, it would be like Lynn being an empress. But that’s too much! Just because they are n, they are treated like a slave! In fact, slavery is even legal there!
“...Most of the circus mbers are male though,” Thomas said.
“Indeed,” Burnes said.
“Seems like we won’t have any problem then. If we go there, we will get kicked out right away. There’s no need for us to go there. Let’s just skip that country and move on,” I said.
“Agree. There’s no need for us to go there only to be treated like slaves. Let’s move on to the next city,” Thomas said.
n being treated like slaves? I won’t go there.
But maybe if I show them that I’m married, I will be fine. Though I’m not married. I just have lots of girlfriends.
...in a country where won ruled, having a harem might be a huge cri instead. None of them would believe that they all love .
So, let’s just move on. There’s no need to go to that place. Even the won in the circus don’t seem to have interest in performing there.
“Can’t do that. The main purpose of the tour is to eradicate any cult’s influence as much as possible by traveling to every possible location. And obviously, Rygis is one of them. Even if you don’t want to co, you have to. But for Thomas, he’s free to not co with us,” Burnes said.
“Yes!”
“No!”
It’s obvious who is happy and who is not. Thomas can just leave the circus montarily and not go there even though he’s supposed to be the leader. But I have to.
How do I stay safe in that country? Charm the girls with my beautiful smiles?
“Since Thomas will not go, we need soone else to act as the leader. Roy, you will disguise yourself as Thomas,” Burnes said.
“Sigh... fine. But if they treated really bad in that country, I will try my best to escape instead of killing them,” I said.
“...It’s best if you don’t kill anyone in other country unless for good reason. But yeah, it’s best if you prepare to use your portal anyti,” Burnes said.
I guess there’s no escape from going there. But I will try to escape before I kill anyone who bully there.
“So, how did they ended up making n as their slaves?” I asked.
“We don’t know the truth yet. But from what we gathered, it’s because sothing that happened long ti ago in the past. Soone extrely strong chard a lot of won and built a village that only consist of him and his won. Soon after the man disappeared. But the won who have finally been freed of his charm still there. Their hatred to n was so high that they started enslaving n because of it. Other than for breeding purpose, the n can’t do anything there. Though at least they are still treated better when they were children,” Burnes said.
...That sounds familiar.
So, a man chard so many won in the past, and cause trouble to people here in the present.
“FUCK YOU, TIMMY!”
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