Bat Mothership

Every little person had an unnoticed spark of brilliance. Korgar was that kind of fellow. Perhaps, like other Goblins, he lacked a sense of responsibility and spent all day pulling little tricks, but there was one thing: hidden in his character was a sincerity that ordinary people could not see. He was even careless with himself, yet Lidaya had happened to find that sincerity.

Lidaya found that small bit of sincerity in Korgar's character. She chose to marry the man, take on her responsibilities, bear his children, and care for him. Yet she also knew that her Goblin husband's temperament was unreliable, so she never discussed anything with him and instead found solutions herself.

Just as Lidaya knew her husband could not be relied upon, Korgar, though he possessed a little sincerity, could not change his nature. He often let his mind wander, thinking of how to slip away from Lidaya's side. It was not that he wanted to betray her; he simply did not like being restrained.

When Lidaya revealed her identity to him, Korgar's sincerity showed itself again. Though he was somewhat surprised, he also found it only natural. He chose to stand with his wife and even warned Zul'ra not to think of using his wife. He was not putting on an act; he had always been so carefree.

Zul'ra found this Goblin couple rather interesting—far more interesting than Lidaya's identity as an agent. Two people with utterly different personalities were nevertheless able to rely on each other with perfect understanding. This was probably the love of legend.

Though he found love wondrous, one matter was one matter and another was another. Since Lidaya had made her stance clear, Korgar's affairs could be settled. Without any hesitation, Zul'ra assigned the Goblin shipwright to the southern highland coast