Reincarnation as Vampire Brings Peace In Another World
Chapter 14: The Journey
During his time in Azpire city, Ferisu only took quests from the guild like collecting medicinal herbs or hunting monsters. Ferisu avoided quests dealing with the demon race.
Monsters with demon races only have a slight difference, namely in their wits. The demon race has sense and can communicate with other races, while monsters only have instincts and cannot communicate with other races.
Until the last day in Azpire city, Ferisu had already packed his things in the inn, as well as Licia. After breakfast they say goodbye to the inn owner and also send to the adventurer guild to say goodbye.
While about to exit the city gate, they cross paths with Shiro and Yuki who just happened to also want to go back to the capital of the beastman kingdom.
"Ferisu-sama, do you also want to leave this city?". Ask Shiro.
"Well, that's it". Reply Ferisu
"Then, what if you come with us?". Shiro.
"Thank you for the offer, but I'll continue my own journey with her". Reply Ferisu with a smile.
"Hmmm, well then what can I do. Be careful on the road". Shiro.
Ferisu leaves Azpire city with Licia to go to the forest of the goblins before. When he arrived at the village the atmosphere of the goblins completely changed.
Almost all goblins have evolved into Hobgoblins. While Takeo has evolved to stage 3 and get a job warior, while Takumi takes a little more time to evolve to stage 3.
In the early evolution of goblins, then by increasing their magic energy, they can penetrate the second evolution of hobgoblins/goblinas.
Of course to increase magic energy was quite a difficult thing, as they had to fight monsters stronger than them or train hard.
This applies to all races in the Asgardian world. Because the demon race has a special ability and consists of various clans/tribes they have an evolutionary system.
The demon race that has a name will get a large amount of magic energy so that it can make it easier for them to evolve and become strong.
But there are also people who can evolve by training themselves without being given a name by anyone. Examples such as Takeo who has become a hobgoblin even though it does not have a name.
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In the forest, in the goblin village. They were already waiting for Ferisu's arrival, to make the trip.
"Hello everything!". Said Ferisu who arrived at the village.
"Welcome sir!". Said all the goblins kneeling to Ferisu.
"Is everything ready?". Ask Ferisu.
"Yes, we're all ready!". Teach them simultaneously.
"Then put this on". Said Ferisu while removing the coat from storage huh.
All the goblins were wearing coats. It was just an ordinary coat Ferisu had made with his skill.
They begin their journey to the elves' territory, on the way they cross paths with Yuki and Shiro's horse-drawn carriage.
"Not that Licia and Ferisu?". Yuki.
"Well, but who's the other cloaked guy?. I also smelled a goblin's scent a little faint". Shiro.
"Me too...". Reply Yuki.
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It doesn't feel like it's getting dark. Ferisu stopped the trip and rested because it was getting dark. Inside the map they were not far from a village in the fringe region of the beastman race.
However, Ferisu tries to pass through the village by turning it around so that nothing happens that he does not want. Remembering if he wandered with the goblins.
"Huft, let's take a break. Tomorrow morning we'll continue our journey". Ferisu.
"Okay sir!". The goblins.
"Call me by my name". Said Ferisu because he felt uncomfortable in calling master.
"What about me, sir?". Kuro said telepathically.
"Then, Ferisu-sama!". The goblins.
"Well, that's better". Ferisu.
The goblins also build tents to sleep, some are looking for firewood and patrolling around the camp.
After finishing collecting firewood, Ferisu lit the fire and cooked for the others.
What good cooking is it? For the night it seems like meat soup is not bad.
With the coocking skills he had and knowledge from his old world, Ferisu cooked so well. The aroma of the food really tempts the taste buds and makes people hungry.
All the goblins gathered together as well as Licia who approached, because the aroma of cooking was so fragrant.
"Ferisu-sama, what are you cooking?". Ask Licia.
"Sop meat, because I already have spices and vegetables I can cook them well". Reply Ferisu while stirring his cooking.
After maturing, they all ate together while staring at the starry night sky.
"Ferisu-sama, thank you for the food!". The goblins.
"The taste of Ferisu-sama is really delicious". Takeo.
"Haha... You don't have to praise me". Reply Ferisu while laughing.
"Ferisu-sama and Licia-sama rest alone, we'll keep around". Takeo.
"Well, but you guys need to rest, too. Take care in turn". Ferisu.
"Good!". The goblins.
Ferisu entered the tent and fell asleep. Outside, Licia discussed with Takumi the goblin strategist.
"Licia-sama, what exactly is your relationship with Ferisu-sama?". Ask Takumi.
"Ehh! hu~my relationship with Ferisu-sama?. Ka~we both a~aa~are a couple husband and wife...". Said Licia with a reddened face.
"Wife husband?". Takumi.
"Hu 'um... Actually Ferisu-sama has already sucked my blood". Licia.
"I see, I've also heard that the vampire race has a marriage ritual by sucking the blood of his partner". Said Takumi while nodding his head slowly.
"Then, I'll go back to the tent to sleep". Licia.
"Ah, Licia-sama. That's my tent, yours is right there". Takumi said, pointing to Ferisu's tent.
"Eh? ah, I'm sorry. So my tent is over here yeah". Said Licia while walking towards Ferisu's tent.
When she opened the door of the tent, Licia was surprised to see Ferisu who was already sound asleep inside the tent.
"Ta~Takumi-san, why is there Ferisu-sama in my tent?". Licia.
"Of course, it's not that lovers have to sleep together". Takumi said with a smile.
"Eh, hu'um". Nodding Licia with shame.
Licia went into the tent and slept right next to Ferisu. He also did not stop feeling embarrassed because he saw the face of Ferisu so close to his face.
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