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I Got a New Skill Every Time I Was Exiled, and After 100 Different Worlds, I Was Unmatched (Web Novel) - Chapter 322: Naming Sense Unrelated to Abilities, Personality, Achievements, Titles
Chapter 322: Naming Sense Unrelated to Abilities, Personality, Achievements, Titles
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“‘By the way, what kind of magical tool is that in the end?'”After releasing the hands that had been nicely stacked, I pointed again at the Dungeon Core held by Nico, asking what it was. Since I hadn’t obtained it during the first round, I didn’t actually know what it was.
“This? Hehe, if the information is correct, it’s amazing. Let me show you now――Ouch!?”
As Nico triumphantly raised the Core, Kanan smacked his head lightly.
“You fool! If the information is correct, using it here would cause a huge problem!”
“Auu, that’s right…”
“You really are… You’re strong in battle, but remain a novice in places like this.”
“Hehe. I know it’s exciting, but let’s wait to use it until after we leave the ruins.”
“Yes! So, let’s leave the ruins first!”
Being admonished by Kanan and Arielle, Nico began to walk with a dancing stride. Naturally, Tia and I followed behind them, and we escaped from the ruins without any problems.
“Haah, the air tastes great!”
“Indeed. That smell was the worst…”
Because the dungeon had “died,” there was no longer any magical force to instantly replace the air even deep inside the ruins, and the monsters’ corpses no longer vanished. In other words, if you defeated a rotting Ghoul, its stinking corpse would remain there, and the foul odor would linger forever.
It’s not that I had never smelled anything worse, but something that smells bad is bad, and that can’t be helped. Enduring something and being okay with it are two different things.
“This place was already devoid of visitors, but from now on, no one will come at all.”
“Yes. In that case, it might become a nest for Goblins or a hideout for thieves…”
“It’s such a splendid structure though. Well, that’s probably up to the lord or the country that governs this place.”
“Heehee. If any villains move in, I’ll come and beat them up!”
In response to mine and Kanan’s conversation, Nico stated with a proud smile. At first glance, it looked like a child trying to act grown-up, but given Nico’s ability, he wouldn’t lose to Goblins or bandits. After all, he’s a hero.
“Hehe, you’re in a good mood, aren’t you Nico?”
“So, is it about time you revealed the reason for that good mood?”
“Of course! It’s safe here, right?”
“Yes. In such an open space, it should be fine.”
“Okay, here I go… ‘Release! Unlock!'”
As Nico placed the Dungeon Core on his hand and declared so, particles of light began to rise from the jewel. It created the outline of something big on the plain in front of us… and the moment it was completed, a ship that could carry about ten people appeared before our eyes.
“A ship!? Amazing! Hey Ed, it’s a ship! And also――”
“Ah, it’s floating…”
Although it looked like a very ordinary small sailing ship, the ship was slightly floating in the air. In fact, the bottom of the ship was shaped like a normal sharp-bottomed boat, so if it wasn’t floating, it would probably fall over sideways.
“We did it! It’s a big hit! How about that, Ed-san! This is the flying ship that we wanted so badly, its name is… its name is…”
“Hm? What’s wrong?”
For some reason, Nico’s words got stuck, and I peered into his face, but his expression was frozen, as if time had stopped. Kanan spoke to us in an exasperated voice.
“He doesn’t know the name of the ship. Or even if it has one… So he’s just trying to come up with a cool name on the spot and can’t think of one.”
“Eh…?”
At those indescribable words, I looked again at Nico’s face. Sweat was pouring down his forehead like a waterfall, so it seemed Kanan was right.
“Hey Nico, let’s forget about the name for now and just get on it? I want to see inside the ship soon!”
“Ah!? Y-yes! Let’s go then!”
Sparkling with curiosity, Tia’s words rebooted Nico, and he led the way to the flying ship. A glowing staircase extended from the deck, and Tia and Nico energetically climbed it.
“…She covered it up, didn’t she?”
“Hahaha, that’s fine. Let’s hurry and follow.”
“Yes. Oh God, please forgive me for getting a little closer to You.”
After seeing off such children and child-like adults, Kanan, Arielle, and I continued to board the ship. The vessel, which was about fifteen meters long, had a deck appropriately spacious, and there was more than enough room for the five of us.
“Heh, it’s quite spacious, isn’t it?”
“That’s true. But rather than being spacious, it feels like it’s too tidy…?”
“It doesn’t sway as much as I thought. This way, it seems like I won’t accidentally fall.”
“Ah, that’s definitely a big deal. Now’s one thing, but if you fell and dropped while flying higher, it wouldn’t be funny… Wait, this doesn’t just float, it can fly, right?”
“Yes, it should!”
To my question, not directed at anyone in particular, Nico, who had come close without me noticing, energetically replied. Next to him was Tia, wearing a satisfied smile.
“You two, is the exploration over already?”
“Yeah, well. It’s not such a large ship, and about one-third of the back was the engine.”
“There was a huge magical device! But I don’t understand the mechanism at all, so I thought it would be bad to touch it carelessly.”
“That’s the right decision. Not touching something you don’t understand is basic.”
At least I didn’t understand anything about the magical device that kept the ship floating in the air. If there had been some abnormality, it would be difficult even to judge whether it was broken or just stopped.
“As for the internal facilities, there are two cabins with two bunk beds each, and one private room. There’s also a storeroom and a toilet.”
“So, the maximum capacity is nine people, then?”
You could cram in many times that number by having them sleep in the corridors and on the deck, but it would be scary to load more than necessary on a ship that’s supposed to fly, so I wouldn’t want to do it unless it was a real emergency. Still, since there were only five of us, it’s not a constraint that we need to worry about if nothing goes wrong.
“How about this for room allocation? Tia and Ed in one room, Kanan and Arielle in one, and Nico can use the captain’s room?”
“That’s fine, isn’t it? What do you think?”
“I’m good with that.”
“I have no objections either.”
“Eh!? Uh, is it okay for me to use the captain’s room?”
“Of course, it’s fine. Nico is the hero and our leader, after all, so we need you to be the captain too, right?”
If there had been someone experienced in navigation, it might have been different, but since all of us were inexperienced, it was always best to have Nico on top. With those words of mine, everyone but Nico nodded, and he relaxed his cheeks happily.
“Captain… it feels incredibly cool! Alright, then I will do my best as captain!”
“Yeah, that’s the spirit. So, Captain, let’s try flying this thing right away.”
“Yes!”
Grinning at me, Nico stood in front of the steering wheel that protruded towards the rear center of the deck. Then, clutching the wheel with his small hands, he declared with a determined look on her face.
“Alright, let’s go! Airship NicoNico Flyer, takeoff!”
“Eh…?”
“Slipping his own name in there makes it somewhat uncool…”
“Oh, I think it’s quite fitting for our hero, don’t you?”
At this rather bold naming, Kanan, Arielle, and I each leaked our thoughts. Then Nico raised her voice in a flustered manner.
“No, that’s not it! The ship’s name was written in the captain’s room, and that’s what it said! Tia-san you know that, right!?”
“Um, what was it again?”
“Tia-san!?”
Approaching the wide-eyed Nico, I gently tapped his shoulder.
“It’s fine, Nico. This is your ship. You can call it whatever you like.”
“I’m telling you that’s not it! Hmph!”
With his face turning bright red in protest, the airship NicoNico Flyer softly took off into the sky, leaving the protesting Nico as he was.
(T/N: Sorry took some time, but I’ll be resuming now)
