This Was Loyalty

"Hey, you're not actually thinking of dragging a young lady like her into this, are you? What are you thinking?" Seeing that Lin Yun didn't seem to respond, Gazi couldn't help feeling speechless.

"Think about what happened last night—or, well, this morning." Without turning around, Lin Yun replied to Gazi.

Honestly, when it came to this guy, Lin Yun wasn't very confident he could beat him. He looked pretty powerful, after all.

Of course, this lack of confidence... well...

In any case, there was no way they could fight here in Nuln, so they could only wait and see how things went.

"Tch." Gazi had obviously remembered what happened the day before: a battle that was one explosion after another. It was so... hard to describe.

In the Border Prince Territory, where magic wasn't all that common, you rarely saw anything like that.

After all, most mages were pampered sorts.

Though... the first human mage, Volan—the founder of human magic, who was the first to learn magic from the High Elves and spread the art of spellcasting among humankind—had been a Greatsword before he became a mage. Yes, the kind who carried a greatsword and hacked his way through the battlefield...

And then Volan had been a light mage...

It was hard to know what to say.

In any case, with such a great founder to look up to, and with the Magic Wind in this world being so unstable that spells sometimes couldn't be cast even when one had enough Spell Slots, every mage had melee skills no worse than those of an ordinary soldier.

But mages were still mages, and in a lawless place like the Border Prince Territory, they could easily run into trouble.

So aside from a few who were desperately poor, and a few wild