Grand Sumo Villainess Z [Parts 1 to 10] by Kawausoutan

Author:Kawausoutan
Language: eng
Format: epub

A bridge was extended between the tail of the Trailblazer and the front of the Thunder. It even had handrails.

“Hm... Not bad for a demonic imitation of our train,” spoke Chief Jörd.

“Yeah, this goblin professor here knows his stuff. He made it,” replied the Demon Lord.

“N-N-Nice to gob-meet you! I used your Trailblazer as gob-reference!”

“Oh, a goblin made it? How interesting... It’s a job well done. Nice work,” said the chief.

The goblin professor looked bashful and happy.

“It was easy to gob-model it after yours since you made yours first.”

“Come on, you’re not giving yourself enough credit. Just knowing a train’s design and seeing one in action is hardly enough to make such a close copy. You should be proud of yourself, Professor.”

“Th-Thank you, gob. Y-You dwarves are the best at gob-making stuff. I have the utmost gob-respect for you.”

“So how did you design the engine? What lets you move faster than the Trailblazer?”

“I-It’s an autonomous triple cylinder gob-engine operating on fire magic stones. It heats air and utilizes its gob-expansion, gob. It is, however, gob-inefficient.”

“Oh! I’ve never thought of that. Would you let me take a look at your engine?”

“Gob-follow me. We’ve done a lot with the gob-design.”

“Can’t wait to see it. In exchange, I’ll tell you the obscure technical know-how behind the Trailblazer.”

“Y-You’d gob-do that for me?!”

“You can’t make amazing machinery by keeping knowledge to yourself. But mind that we’ll borrow any useful know-how of yours too!”

“Be my gob-guest!”

The two technology enthusiasts happily proceeded to the Thunder’s locomotive together. As silence permeated the surroundings, the Demon Lord and I looked at each other.

“W-Well, what can I say? Engineers sure love exchanging their tech,” said the demon.

“Looks like it. Never thought a goblin would be so capable with it,” I replied.

“Yeah, it’s because of how there’s so many of them. You get a lot of unique individuals.”

I wondered if goblins were like the humans of the demonic realm. Among all the races on the continent, humans lost to the elves in terms of intelligence, to the dwarves in terms of toughness, and to the halflings in the arts. However, there were a lot of us, so we had many unique outliers.

We stepped onto the dohyō car, silently bowing to the line of Dark Rikishi waiting for us. Arima lowered his head as though to apologize for his lord. Don’t let it get to you, I thought: enforcing rules of team competitions was a valid strategy. Arima was certainly an upright wrestler.

“So, we’re fielding Mamiana first, Barkus second, Prince Richie third, no fourth, and Lady Floortje fifth,” spoke Adela.

“No fourth, eh? That’s nice,” replied the Demon Lord.

“Have you ever heard of sportsmanship?”

“Hah hah hah, what a lively maid you’ve got here! You’re an amusing... Huh? Huuuh?!”

The Demon Lord stared at Adela in astonishment, his mouth agape. It was an odd sight, given his otherwise easygoing character.

“Wh-What’s the matter, Demon Lord?”

“I-I mean, you, you’re actually...”

Adela stomped on his foot. Faced with such a turn of events, the rest of us went silent.

“What. Is.

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