"Of course, you should use your real name, but are you really not planning to pick a resounding epithet? This is a perfect chance to make your name known across the seas. If you don't like Dragon princess, how about Scarlet Despair? Crimson Warhammer? Or perhaps the World's Strongest Creature?"
Morgans still had not given up on the matter. Whether Marines or pirates, eye-catching codenames were an important part of the business. The Marines even had an officer dedicated to giving people nicknames, whose hobby was coming up with codenames. Most of the titles used within the Marines nowadays had been coined by him.
Most of the news Morgans published concerned pirates or the Marines as well. The lack of a codename simply made him feel uncomfortable.
"Did Princesses or Kings have epithets in the past?"
"Well... not many. But no princess has ever fought the world's strongest man head-on, either."
"Forget it. I have no interest in your strange titles. But I'm curious—how did you come up with Scarlet Despair? Do those colors even go together?"
"Separately, of course they don't. But once an enemy's blood dyes your hair red, the colors will fit perfectly. More importantly, it sounds good."
Weapons, appearance, abilities, personality, affiliated pirate crew, and fighting style—this was generally how epithets came about on these seas.
"If Princess Lyliana doesn't settle this in advance, outsiders will give her a nickname anyway. And who knows what it might turn into by then?"
Morgans was still striving for the naming rights. It had no real value, but it would give him an inexplicable sense of satisfaction. Unfortunately, Lyliana had no interest in it at all, and he could only give up.
"Then, Princess Lyliana, would you be willing to do an exclusive interview? It would help fill out