Ch. 263A Good Friend of the Giant Race
Longinus persuaded Giant King Olaf to avoid a direct war with Charlotte Linlin and instead use a small group of giants as bait in a trap. He left the palace with Olaf’s permission to take twenty warriors aboard his ship.
- Longinus warned the giants that Charlotte Linlin had become stronger than him and that a revenge campaign could be difficult.
- Giant King Olaf declared that Elbaf would break its old promise and seek revenge for the Nun.
- Longinus argued that a prolonged pursuit could worsen the giants’ food shortages and proposed using warriors aboard his ship as bait.
- Longinus explained that Linlin wanted giants for her nation and that he would leak their whereabouts to lure her into an ambush.
- Helding, Yuriel, Oliver, and other giants volunteered to join the dangerous mission, while Olaf authorized Longinus to take as many warriors as he wished.
- Longinus limited the group to twenty warriors, and Olaf praised him as a good friend of the Giant Race.