In a Different World with a Smartphone

The next day, he called an emergency call on the representatives of the East-West Alliance to tell them everything that had happened in the capital of Astar. Its contents, which the capital perished, were also problematic, but above all it was its cause.

Flora's tests detected nothing from Kuno's thirteen daughters. After all, we still don't know what caused humans to fraze.

The Kings saw the colour of discouragement in the report. The next thing you know, the same thing could happen in your own country. That also makes me anxious.

It seems it's been a long time since "soul-eaten" humans became undead, so it's not much of a surprise in itself, he said. The problem is its magnitude, and it seems that I can't tell if this is the work of the demons or Frase's plan.

But I thought it was Fraze who did it. Otherwise I can't explain that crystal skeleton.

The only salvation (not so much) is that skeletal frays themselves can be dealt with even by ordinary knights and adventurers?

It's just that, to my mind, that's probably just a by-product. It should not be assumed that their purpose was to eat human souls.

Is there still a subordinate God involved? Perhaps they are trying to create evil gods and doings, as the Sisters of the Blades say.

The Kings can't talk about subordination. You may understand under the Pope.

There's nothing we can do for now. Enough not to miss a small change at best?

Once I decided to keep this information known only to the Alliance Master of Adventurers Alliance through Mr. Lerisha.

■ Something that "eats soul (soul eater)" must be "present".

■ The transformation of a "soul-eaten" human into a skeletal fraze.

■ Besides, this is just my wild guess... that it will appear in a place full of so-called "negative emotions".

Demons of "soul-eating" such as Reis and Specter, originally attracted to negative emotions, and evil gods born by taking in human negative emotions. I don't feel like going through this common denominator.

Astar's capital is called a "slave city," so many slaves and so many deals, he says.

The desire of those who buy and sell slaves, the despair of those who have become slaves, the sorrow of those who are abused, the arrogance of those who abuse slaves, such "negative emotions" became the calling water?

It's just a hypothesis, but I don't think my thoughts are out of place.

If this had hit me, I would have thought it would be bad around the euron, etc. But people have been sparse around there, and I don't think "negative emotions" are enough to swirl around. I don't know if a dead soul is still wandering the earth.

Well, this isn't absolutely because this is just my guess, and I don't know the truth. Maybe that capital just happened to be the target.

In the meantime, the reconnaissance to Sandra decided to match up for a while. If my expectations are met, it is possible that Sandra, whose "negative emotions" swirl, will again fit the damage of "soul-eating". Thanks for saving me this time, but I want to avoid those three getting involved.

I don't want an evil god to be born... Sisters can't interfere greatly as gods any more than they are not complete gods either. If so, is it definitely me who will deal with them?

... I wonder if even legendary braves will show up from somewhere.

At the end of the meeting, transferring to Babylon, the Doctor was showing the map of this world on the monitor in the second lab of the "Institute" and twisting his neck.

There are all kinds of documents, books and pens scattered on the desk, and there are also coffee and eating biscuits. Clean it up. The bugs are killing me.

"What are you doing?

"Mm-hmm? Oh, winter night is you. What? Notice something a little strange."

"Strange things?

With the Doctor on hand console, on the right side of the world map shown on the monitor, he shows the same world map. Hmm? Is that the different one on this map? They look alike but the details seem different......

"This is a map of the world 5,000 years ago, when I was alive. Before the battle with Fraze. You see how massive magic and crust fluctuations have changed the terrain considerably compared to now?

That said, superimpose the left and right world maps. Oh, sure. You can also see where the coastline is shredded or where the land is connected. Well, did Leaf Lease and Leanier last 5,000 years ago? Gau's great river stretches all the way to Ramish.

Has the terrain been magically blown away? It's not like the cosmic colony fell.

"The magic didn't work directly on Fraze. There were countries like Grand Break, which were dumb enough to explode from ground to ground.

Magic that explodes the ground and does damage with its rocks? Well, maybe we couldn't cross with advanced species without that, but would that change the terrain as well?

There are many powerful things about ancient magic, and I guess I knew it was dangerous. Higher levels of soil attributes also seem to be able to protrude or submerge a wide range of terrain.

In fact, I don't think I could shake it. It was a crisis of human annihilation.

"This is the sacred empire Partheno where I lived. It was a great empire that made up almost a third of the continent, reaching from Belfast today to Regulus, Brunhild, Ramish, Roadmere, Ferzen, Lestia and parts of the Kingdom of Horn"

View the displayed Partheno Dominance. Wow. Shit. It's definitely a great empire. Most of the way from west to east, right? If I was in the former world, I would feel everything from Europe to China.

"In our time, Frays attacked us from around Xenoas, and the countries that were around Euron, Nokia and Hannock today were the first to perish. That's why the terrain changes a lot around here."

Sure, there are a lot of lakes for Zenoas and Eurons, but is that the remnants of those fights?

Even the ancient kingdoms would have made every effort to resist the Frays, and the battle must have been extremely fierce. I can't imagine what kind of battle there was.

"So? What's so strange?

"Yeah. This... it's an island north of what I call Elphrau now."

5,000 years ago, on the map, there were as many islands in the northern waters as there were in the Lamish kingdom, from its place in the kingdom of Elphrau. but the current map doesn't have that island. Has it sunk?

"This island was called the Devil's Island at the time. There are sea monsters, Seylan, in the surrounding waters, and they don't send ships at all, and even if they approach them on a airship, they crash with an unexplained obstacle. No one has returned for that island covered in deep mist and clouds. It became known as the" island of no return. "

That was a lot of noise. The art of ancient civilization doesn't make any sense... Like the Spirit of the Great Tree in the Great Tree Sea, or the Spirit of Darkness in Ramish, what is it that even the power of the Spirit worked?

"That island does not exist in modern times for any reason. I thought you'd sunk, but I was just wondering. I've been trying to magically detect this area. That's the result."

In the northern waters of Elfrau, which were reflected on the monitor, there was a spread of something like the red "Toya", which showed a magical reaction. Is this... the juncture!?

Positionally, it coincides with the island of demons that existed 5,000 years ago. No way, have you ever continued to cover up that existence in the junction!?

"My Babylon is something similar, because he's been floating in the sky for 5,000 years. I don't think it's something you can't do. However, the question" who "and" for what "remain."

"... some wizard or magic engineer from some country fled the Frays and crossed to the" island of no return ", connecting them so that no one could find them?

"It's not like that's a possibility either... When it comes to connecting on such a scale, you have to be strong enough. At the time, it was about the legendary magician known as" The Sage of Time "who seemed to be able to do that outside of me, but he died of aging before the invasion of Frase..."

The Doctor puts his arms together and hits the chair as well. I can't handle Nari because she's a young girl.

"" Sage of Time "?

"Keep it up, you're right. He manipulates space-time magic. Future vision, instantaneous movement, time stoppage, time retrograde, space disconnection…. He was a hell of a grandfather. It doesn't look like I could manipulate it freely, but I needed a lot of conditions and preparation, and it was all extremely short notice."

"Time stops are... hell, space-time magic is..."

"What are you talking about? Isn't that one of those space-time magics you use:" gate "," teleport "," storage "? Well, the amazing thing about him is that he put it together in one pedigree, but it wasn't something that anyone could convince him of. As a result, it became obsolete."

Really? Not that you can only use individuals like attributeless magic, but like other attribute magic, you made it available to more people. You sure are a hell of a grandpa......

Wouldn't it be difficult for a grandfather to manipulate space-time magic of that magnitude? There is also something about the nature of space-time magic that cuts off engagement with the outside world.

"Maybe the grandfather's apprentice put it up."

"Apprentice...... apprentice. If you could go to this island, you might know something like that. I don't care if you fly away with a" gunnil, "I'd be scared if they crashed you with a device failure, and I was wondering what was wrong with you."

Sure don't bother with that. Even if you fly away on a "fly," if it's a "magical blockade" junction like it was when the "Golden Order" Goldias "...

Should I go with a ride that doesn't use magic?

"Would it be okay if I rode Rugi or Red Ball?

"Oh, did you have that hand? Right, I don't think the Summoner would have to worry about getting dropped. However, if this junction was of the type to lead the intruder astray, it could lead him to a different place from the island."

I felt like I could go for now, so I just thought I'd get on the island, but the Doctor stopped me.

I don't know what it is, and he said he should send in a reconnaissance first, so he decided to release the redball-distributed birds towards that island.

It's more likely that someone lives there than the junction is. But an island that didn't even bring people in during ancient civilization. It's not the Galapagos Islands, but it's been completely blocked from the outside world, and it could be our own unimaginable evolution.

What the hell is on that island?