Seeing everyone turn their eyes toward him once again, the captain could only shrug. "Of course, it might not be a Leviathan. It's just that I signed a contract with the Royal Museum Association. If we discover a new life-form, we can claim a reward."
Miss Selu glanced at the captain and said irritably, "Thank you for your honesty, and thank you for your summary, but please don't summarize again next time. I'd rather what emerged be a Void Lord."
"But you said that a Void Lord capable of becoming invisible couldn't possibly appear in this world. So, my esteemed lady, is it possible that it was a demigod or even a deity wielding a lightsaber in one hand and a light spear in the other?"
"A mad deity?" the viscount's daughter asked, raising an eyebrow.
"Yes," Captain Peggese replied solemnly.
"Floating through space, hacking apart a destroyer, and even mincing it into tiny pieces."
"Exactly. Could it do that?"
"It could. But which psychic above the eighth ring would be bored enough to do so?"
"None?"
"None! Show some basic respect for the great powers of the supernatural world! If a clever person becomes too caustic, they'll turn into a contrarian, you know."
As for Sobek himself, he had nearly reverted into the unchanged young man he had once been. He hurriedly took a deep breath, downed a large glass of fire-rock liquor, and then cast Lionheart on himself.
With a single Exploration, his greatest talent in battle was kiting, yet he could actually use an inspiration skill on himself. Naturally, this was the result of Duke Saduran's special training. As the grand commander of the Starrealm Knights had put it: "Since you're also one of the Four Heavenly Kings of the new generation of knights, how could you