I Am Still the Protagonist

Although the Misty Illusion did not entirely obey physical laws, Manus had yet to determine the precise conversion rules between the two planes.

If calculated purely by physical distance, the conversion between the two planes would constantly fluctuate. Manus was still trying to introduce Astral Plane Positioning to help determine those changes in distance conversion.

But Sleipnir truly could now be called the fastest vehicle on Earth.

One had to know that during those dozen or so minutes in the Misty Illusion, Sleipnir had not been running in a straight line. Yet the direct flight distance from Hogwarts to the Sahara alone exceeded 3,500 kilometers...

That speed was already far faster than the fastest fighter jets currently in existence, and with Manus involved, it was not even the limit Sleipnir could reach.

"By that calculation, once this method of travel becomes stable, long-distance travel could be done entirely by riding Sleipnir... Hm?"

Originally, Manus had never intended to treat Sleipnir as a mount. Even though he felt that he was becoming more and more like Odin, Sleipnir's speed—or simply high speed—was no longer of much use to him.

At first, he had kept Sleipnir only because he could not bear to see an innocent life die, with a few experimental intentions mixed in. He felt that blindly avoiding the matter was not a solution either.

For short-distance travel, Manus could run faster than Sleipnir with a few buffs. For medium and long distances, he could simply use Teleport. Even for faraway destinations he knew nothing about... riding an Eight-Legged Horse was not a good choice.

Sleipnir's appearance was far too conspicuous.

But things were somewhat different now. Traveling in the Misty Illusion was not so eye-catching. Once he reached his destination, Manus only needed to send Sleipnir into the Mental