Chapter 166: Inroad (3)

Chapter 166: Inroad (3)

…The Floating Island’s Inn. In that restaurant thousands of meters above the sky, which was nothing more than a resting place for the Named, Rohakan was reading the hard-earned report from Deculein.

──[Statistics made up of facts: The continent’s path forward.]──

The continent is entering an era of upheaval. The frontier is no longer an extinct place that ‘stays there.’ Rather, it will come before our eyes as time goes on. In addition to the cracks in the Empire, new challenges appear from outside the continent.

Therefore, I would like to present a whole new theory of controlling external risks. This theory completely excludes the element of luck and is based only on practical observations. I hope you will study, understand and accept this to benefit your generation.

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Explanation of Collision Values ​​page 157, Monster Wave Calculation Formula Based on Collision Values ​​page 53. A total of 210 pages of formulas served to make Rohakan’s head dizzy.

“Hmm…”

“Is it difficult for you to understand too?”

The woman opposite Rohakan suddenly asked the question.

“…I don’t know.”

Red pigtails and typical fighter attire: Ganesha. Adventurers who weren’t wizards weren’t allowed to enter the Floating Island, but her adventure group used an unofficial route.

“I can do the calculation. But I don’t know if I’ve grown so old that my brain has hardened, but I can’t understand the logic of the derivation of this collision value. Deculein, this guy has become a scholar in no time.”

“…Huh? Is that all you have to say? It was very hard to find it~, so please, read it properly. It’s not just anyone who can acquire this. It’s so popular and controversial.”

Ganesha narrowed her eyes, prompting Rohakan to clear his throat.

“Ahem. What can I do if I can’t read it?”

“I mean~, it cost 300,000 Elnes to get it from the Adventurer’s Guild.”

“Who told you to get that, huh?”

“…Did you forget you told me to bring it?”

“Forget it. Just take what we agreed upon.”

Rohakan handed Ganesha a prosthetic hand. Ganesha lifted the artificial arm, then nodded after a moment.

“…Made by Arlos, that’s right. Thank you, old man.”