Mystery: Beginning with the Warrior Path

Chapter 5 Arrival
At noon the next day, Roman, who was invited to have lunch in the first-class restaurant with his teammates, felt warm thanks again.

Several well-known businessmen organized a banquet in the first-class dining room.

Captain Fred and Tony were alright, and several passengers even had a drink with Roman, who seemed to be of Fusac blood.

If it was in Loen, gentlemen of a certain status would not be so indulgent, but this is at sea, everyone who has just experienced a baptism of life and death, let go of their restraint.

The red wine for the banquet was provided by a big wine merchant from Backlund, Maxi Wade. He even made a fight with Roman for the South Wales red wine. Unfortunately, he was not Roman's opponent, and he passed out drunk by the side.

South Wales red wine is a well-known red wine produced in South Wales, Ruen, and the price is quite expensive.

Another gentleman who seemed very excited was the associate professor of the Archeology Department of Backlund University, Odes Pierik. He was a gentleman with silver-white hair and gold-rimmed glasses. He looked quite elegant.

However, at this moment, he was also a little bit drunk.

Roman was actually quite curious about the experience of this archaeologist, but just to maintain his personality, he didn't have too much in-depth communication with him.

In this elegant restaurant, in a lively atmosphere, Roman enjoyed his first big meal after coming to this world.

"Charcoal-grilled veal steak, Pulitzer fried fish, bacon, grilled chicken, creamy soup, and vegetable salad..." After drinking the last sip of South Wales red wine in the glass, Roman ended the sumptuous lunch.

The rest of the journey was very calm, the weather was clear and sunny, the blue waves on the sea undulated gently, and silver-white flying fish jumped out of the sea from time to time and soared in mid-air.

In this beautiful scenery, Roman felt the rare tranquility. Before the evening came, he arrived at the capital of Rorsted Islands, the "City of Generosity" Bayam.

Also known as the Spice Islands, there are all kinds of exotic spices, and the plantations in this area are the backbone of the economy.

Such was the case with the small estate that Romain had inherited from his father.

The Blue Mountain Island where Bayam is located occupies more than half of the land area of ​​the archipelago. There are gold, silver, copper, coal, iron and other mineral deposits. The forest coverage rate is high, there are many kinds of fruits, and the land is extremely fertile. Because of this, the first batch of The colonists named their city by the sea the "City of Generosity", believing that it was a place of treasure flowing with milk and mead promised by the gods.

Roman packed his bags, carried the giant sword on his back, left the room, and entered the aisle leading to the deck.

After arriving at Bayam, this bodyguard mission is considered complete.

Just as he was about to disembark, he saw Associate Professor Odes Pierik and his assistant in the distance.

Odes Pierik also saw Roman. He walked up quickly, came to Roman, and said, "Mr. Karpo, if I want to ask you for help, how can I contact you?"

Roman looked at the captain behind him.

Seeing that he nodded slightly, he smiled and said to Associate Professor Pierik: "Our team may not stay in Bayam for a long time. If you need help in the near future, you can advertise in "Bayam News". 'Seagull' Southwell red wine, and attach the address, if there is no reply for three consecutive days, it means that we have left Bayam."

The captain behind him answered at this time: "If you need help in Pulitzer Harbor, Damir Island, or Tiana Island, you can use similar methods to try your luck. If we happen to have members nearby, you can also provide help."

The members of the Seagull Squad are relatively free, and they can also accept tasks on their own during their free time. The range of activities is mainly along the coast of Loen and the Sonia Sea.

"Okay." Associate Professor Pierik, who was wearing gold-rimmed glasses, thanked him again, and left the side of the ship with his assistant.

After greeting some passengers and crew members, Roman, who parted with his teammates, left the port alone, followed the road in his memory, and prepared to return to a residence of his own.

As for the commotion caused by bringing a pirate ship into the port, how to arrange the captive pirates and the collection of bounties were naturally handled by Captain Fred and Tony.

A gust of sea breeze blew by, and the pointed leaves swayed and fell at any time.

Roman walked for a long time according to the route he remembered, and came to a single-family house on Maple Leaf Avenue.

This is one of the unsold properties left by my father. It is located in the south-central part of Bayam City, far from the pier.

The reason why I chose to live here is because it is not far from the "St. Helena Church" of the Evernight Goddess Church in Bayam. As a believer of the Evernight Goddess, it is safer to choose here.

On the sea, because the number of women has been small, there are more believers of the "Lord of the Storm" on the sea, and there are relatively few churches in the Church of Evernight. In the Rorsted Islands, the central church is this "St. Helena" church".

Only in areas like overseas colonies where the supervision of wild Beyonders is not strict, wild Beyonders can enjoy relative freedom here. As long as there is no trouble, the officials will turn a blind eye.

After returning home, after tidying up a bit, Roman set off for the nearby St. Helena Church.

Roman, who became a follower of the Goddess of the Night under the influence of his mother, would come to the church to pray every time before going to sea and after completing missions.

Roman entered the church and walked along the aisle to the large prayer hall. Although it was already night, there were not many people in the prayer hall.

Roman walked all the way, and the narrow high windows inlaid with red and blue fine patterns penetrated into strands of colored light, like a dark night, like a red moon, setting off the surroundings extremely darkly.

Roman walked quietly in the aisle, randomly found a seat near the aisle, and sat down slowly.He lowered his head, drew a crimson moon on his chest, and began to pray in a low voice.

After a long time, Roman, who finished his prayer, slowly got up, walked out of the prayer hall, greeted the familiar Bishop Anna, and left the church.

According to the plan, Roman came to the Golden Lemon Bar in the dock area.

"Ronnie, a big glass of Zarha." Roman patted the bar and skillfully threw a 5p coin to the bartender.

This is a specialty malt beer, cheap and delicious, loved by adventurers.

Wine Paoloni glanced at Roman, skillfully made a large glass of Zalha and handed it to Roman, and said in a low voice, "Mr. Sotos is on the second floor, the boss' room."

Roman nodded, did not speak, and began to drink the Zarha beer in the glass.

After sitting at the bar and listening to the lack of useful information around him for a while, Roman drank the last bit of Zarha in the cup, put down the cup, and walked towards the second floor.

At the corner of the stairs, the two bodyguards glanced at Roman, without speaking, turned sideways and let him go in.

When he reached the door of the boss's room, Roman patted on the door and walked in without waiting for a response from inside.

Inside was a middle-aged man in his 30s, with a bronze complexion, sunken eye sockets, and a dark beard on his upper lip and lower jaw. He looked like the kind of person who often floats on the sea.

His name is Sotos Young. He is the owner of this bar and a friend of Roman's father. He has always taken care of Roman.

Of course, he also has an identity as a senior member of the "Adventurer's Mutual Aid Association".

(End of this chapter)