The Game Master Has Logged In to Another World: Volume 3 [Complete] by Akatsuki

Author:Akatsuki
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf

A few hours went by in the blink of an eye, and the sun had just set.

I’d gone back to Atami to take care of my work for the day and was now on my way back to Primrose with Adel, Youko, and Fen.

I’d hoped to invite Nemea as well, but he’d left with Tatsuma to track the last remnants of the goblin horde, so the two of them wouldn’t be here tonight.

I hadn’t quite planned it out this way, but I’d ended up alone with a group of women once again.

Some people would surely call me lucky, but it was at times like these that I truly realized how valuable male friends like Shou—with whom I could just have fun without much thought—were.

We had decided to fly there instead of using a carriage. The roads were dangerous at night—the monsters and bandits wouldn’t be difficult for us to defeat, but I liked to avoid needless battles as much as possible.

In the sky, only wild griffins and wyverns were a threat, but those species didn’t dwell in this area, so it was very unlikely we’d encounter any.

I was carrying Youko on my back while Adel carried Fen.

It was Fen’s first time flying. At first, she’d been stressed out and couldn’t relax at all, but she’d gotten used to it fairly quickly. She was now able to appreciate the view.

From up here, we could see the faint glow of the village walls and the lights of the festival. Bonfires were burning here and there, lighting up the entire village as well as the beautiful green walls. The scenery had an almost ethereal air about it.

“It’s my first time flying with you in the night sky, Masaki! I’m loving it!”

Youko seemed to be in a good mood as she rubbed her cheek against me.

“You’re not feeling too cold, Fen?” Adel asked.

“N-No...I’m...all right. This is...amazing. The village is so pretty...” Fen answered, her eyes sparkling as she took in the view.

We landed at the entrance of the village and walked through the gate.

The atmosphere in the streets at night was completely different from the day. First of all, there were a lot more tipsy people around. They went about enjoying the food stalls and singing along to the melody of the flute. I wouldn’t call their singing good, but they seemed to be having fun, and that was the most important.

I even spotted a member of the Pirate of the Round Table. His name was Torry—he was a skilled archer, and he seemed to be on a date with one of the maids who worked at my mansion.

They seem to be having a good time—it’d be rude to interrupt them.

We walked away in a hurry so they wouldn’t see us. Good luck, Torry.

Even though Primrose was a fairly large village, the streets were absolutely packed. It was the first time the festival had been held ever since the end of the war, and I assumed that meant it had attracted even more people than usual.

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