An Extra’s POV

Night arrived, and under the canopy of darkness, some strange movements were afoot.

A caravan of goods trailed in the shaded world, with the ones responsible for them—the drivers of their respective carriages, and the watchers of the goods—performing their duties with absolute precision.

Their task was simple and straightforward, yet also enough to cause crippling anxiety.

A simple transportation of goods from one position to another; something the KariBlanc Group had engaged in numerous times.

They already had their specialized routes, and their transportation network was flawless.

At least, that was what they thought until goods started going missing and they found themselves unable to communicate with their couriers.

This downward spiral continued on until they stopped transportation altogether.

However, the current couriers had no fear that anything of that sort could happen to them now.

After all, they could all see the young lady who was with them.

She was in a carriage—one of the many being pulled by the powerful horses that were used for jobs like this.

The entire carriages were made using Enchantments, enabling them to be silent during transportation.

The horses could also be barely heard thanks to the couriers being experts that specialized in Skills like [Silence] and [Illusions].

In essence, unless someone intentionally sought them, and was incredibly powerful, there was no way they could be detected in the shadow of darkness.

The young lady that gave everyone confidence had pink hair and a cute appearance. She looked like she was in her early twenties; having a cheerful appearance that oozed nothing short of pure adorableness.

She had an oversized long-sleeved shirt on, with baggy trousers and simple shoes. She had no ornaments on—at least, none that were evident.

Her name was Yuri, and everyone within the KariBlanc Group knew her as the strongest warrior they had.

She was efficient and thorough, and contrary to what her appearance would make anyone assume… she was ruthless.

As if Yuri wasn't enough for the mission, there was one more person within the carriage.

This man made the couriers tremble in nervousness; forgetting the familiar solace that Yuri offered.

His presence was both reassuring and unsettling, and his silence made them shiver.

His name was Ralyks, and he currently sat opposite Yuri in their carriage as they sped through the darkness.

guarding the caravan, their safety

so

******

my first job. It was a little messy, but

"I… see…"

sat in the speeding carriage, the latter was making small talk by referring to many areas of her life

she stop?' Rey pondered within himself as

chose

Sir Ralyks? When did you start

asking me stuff like this?' He wondered within himself as he looked

the KariBlanc Group put Yuri up to this,

would treat me with reverence, but it seems she doesn't

that the girl could not pick a

how I don't want to

boy, he felt bad not responding to them at all. In the end, he would just give short replies, or try to make the

'But she won't stop!'

didn't want to talk to Yuri

kind, endearing, and downright interesting to talk

very pretty, and Rey knew he could think of a million topics to discuss with her if he was

But… he just wasn't.

I can view her the same way

big smile on her face, and the way that expression of savagery could easily revert to this cute demeanor…

anything wrong or completely out of

wonder how Alicia would look at me if she found out Ralyks and

know, but he had

now…' He nearly sighed

I could just teleport everyone

for him, he

to have been to the location

I can use teleportation that

would be transporting so many people and items, he had

leaves only this option. It's not so bad, though. At the very least, I can study one of the trade routes in person

smooth sailing. They had long passed Capital Territory, and their destination was

not answered my question. No fair…!" As Yuri grumbled

you. Besides, what exactly am

the enemies as if they were strawmen, she was expecting him

none!' Rey knew he couldn't say that

Then—