Ever since he began treating goblins and airships as expendable resources, Lynn had become much more relaxed.
Whenever someone sent a distress call, he would first ask about the situation, assess whether they were worth rescuing, whether there was still time, and whether the rescue would pay for itself.
If they were not worth much, then they would have to pray for their own luck...
The third distress call came from a vessel that had encountered an enormous unfamiliar airship.
That was right—a Wizard's airship.
When invading a world, ordinary Wizards generally brought servant armies, slave armies, their own apprentices, guardian knights, and the like.
Those armies could not all be carried by a single mount or vehicle. They usually traveled aboard airships, manned magical vessels, floating islands, and so on.
Alternatively, they could set up teleportation arrays near the invaded world, but transporting large numbers of people repeatedly was extraordinarily expensive and beyond the means of most.
The Wizards of Bone Spire could carry undead with them, but Undead Space was limited. They generally only brought elite undead, while low-level cannon fodder was converted after arriving in the enemy world.
Only upon reaching the "Stigma" rank and possessing a Stigmata Domain could they store them all within it and charge directly into other worlds with the domain.
The goblin astronaut reported through the communicator that a black ship had been following behind them. It neither attacked nor approached, merely tailing them at a fixed distance.
Lynn had the astronaut aim the communicator at the black ship and projected an image of himself. In the image, he wore a dark purple robe, and the Stigma Mark on the right side of his chest was clearly visible.
He spoke a sentence in the Wizard World's common tongue:
"I am Lynn, a