I’ll Never Set Foot in That House Again! Volume 4 by Milli-gram

Author:Milli-gram [Milli-gram]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2022-05-25T00:00:00+00:00

After seeing Miss Micah and the guard knights off from the cave entrance, Lord Glen and I hopped on Simurgh’s back.

“You sit in front, and I can sit behind you. I’ll cast some magic to make sure we don’t fall,” Lord Glen said, using magic to keep us attached to Simurgh.

Thanks to that, there was no way we could fall off. Plus, with Lord Glen seated behind me, I wouldn’t get knocked back either.

<I thought Chelsea was somethin’, but you’ve got some good stuff up your sleeves too, Glen,> Simurgh murmured after seeing his magic.

Her praise for him made me happy, as if she was praising me instead.

<Let’s go.> With that, she took to the air.

Out of fear, I hadn’t looked around when she’d brought me to the cave. But this time, I was on her back and had Lord Glen behind me, so I could look as much as I wanted.

<Since we’d get to the town at the base of the mountain in no time... Why don’t I take this chance to show you around?>

Simurgh could fly faster than Lord Royz. Before I knew it, we’d already passed the town.

<You’re so fast...!> I said to her telepathically.

<Oh, so you’ve flown through the sky before, Chelsea?> she asked.

<Yes. Um, the Emperor of Radzuel has flown us before,> I answered, and the sacred bird gave me a chuckle.

<Ah, that dragonman. Bit of a strange one. I saw that kid fly a few hundred years ago, and he was pretty fast himself.>

<How old is Simurgh, if she can call Lord Royz a kid...?>

It seemed that the thought I had went through my telepathy instead. Simurgh answered me in a lower voice than usual, <Haven’t you been taught not to ask a lady her age?>

I panicked, having asked something I shouldn’t have.

Simurgh chuckled again, and said, <You’re a real weird one yourself.>

While we’d been talking, we’d already passed the capital with its tower-like castle. As we went further north, the amount of greenery increased.

<So even to the north, the plant life disappears the closer it gets to Martec’s capital...> I murmured.

Both Lord Glen and Simurgh agreed with my statement.

<It’s even easier to see from the sky.>

<The greenery has been disappearing more and more these past few years.>

We approached what were known as “the great northern mountains,” and decided to turn around. Flying southwest, we headed back towards the capital. From our vantage point, we could see that the greenery was disappearing from a spot a bit to the northwest of the capital.

Having the opportunity to see the state of everything around the capital like this made me feel a myriad of emotions. And while I was trying to take it all in, Simurgh landed to drop us off in the town near the base of the mountain.

We hopped off her back a short distance from the entrance. Lord Glen and I stood in front of her to say our thanks and parting words, but before I could speak up, the giant bird used her beak to pull a single blue feather from her back, and pressed it into my hands.

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