Overgeared

“I’m curious about the identity of this person!”

It was a place where two giants that shook the foundations of the continent were asleep. There were few places as special, even if the entire continent were searched. Thus, Grid was obsessed. A person who visited this place ahead of himself—Grid wanted to know their identity.

‘An ordinary person can’t endure Marie Rose’s evil influence. The first visitor must not be a normal person.’

It must be a presence similar to a legend. What was their identity, and why did they come here? Perhaps it would be profitable if the hidden story was heard. Information was power. This was the calculation of a seasoned player, and fortunately, Chreshler was cooperative.

-It was Muller.

“Muller? Ah, Muller? Sword Saint Muller?”

-Yes.

“Right... Huh?” Grid had been nodding only to stiffen like he was hit by a lightning bolt. Sword Saint Muller, the strongest human being—he was rated as the strongest among all the legends, not just the past legends. Grid was moved at the thought of hearing his story.

Then he had a question. ‘Wait… Muller is a person from the era before Pagma. Yet he visited here? Isn’t it right for Muller to have died before this place existed?’

The precise birth date of Sword Saint Muller hadn't been recorded. However, Muller’s period of activity recorded in official history coincided with the activities of the first pope. From approximately 320–400 years ago, he was the protagonist who sealed the great demons and ended the era of grief, dying around 250 years ago.

“How many years ago was it?” Grid asked the question.

-It was around 160 years ago? Chreshler gave a shocking answer.

‘Wasn’t that the age when Pagma was active? Ah!’ Grid noticed. ‘Muller also lived for hundreds of years like Pagma!’

In retrospect, someone said that Muller died 150 years ago. Grid thought it was distorted information at the time. Then he recalled Pagma who had lived for hundreds of years and thought he had likely lived through some type of technique.

‘Pagma didn’t know that.’

Pagma had thought that Muller was dead. If he had known that Muller was alive, he would’ve chosen to cooperate with Muller rather than contract with a great demon.

-I’ve told you, right? I’m going to sleep. It feels lonely to wake up in a world without Marie Rose.

“W-Wait a minute! Why did Muller come here 160 years ago? Additionally, when did he die?”

-You have a lot to say. Why do you want so much without giving anything in return? Pagma made this coffin but what did you do? Don’t you have any shame?

“...!” Grid was stung.

He was reminded that Chreshler had no reason to be favorable to him.

-I’m sleeping. Bye.

“W-Wait...!”

Chreshler shouldn’t leave this way. Grid had to hear the backstory. With this in mind, Grid shouted, “I know where Marie Rose is!”

Chreshler’s reaction was surprisingly lukewarm. -I know. She is somewhere in the vampire cities. So what? Will you bring her? Can you bring her?

“...”

-Don’t spit out words that you can’t handle. You can suffer the wrath of a fierce anger.

“...I’m sorry.”

-Hmm... You have done enough good deeds to merit the blessings of the goddess of light and the three churches, so I will give you a bit more kindness. Okay. I’ll tell you what you want to know. Do you know Amoract?

“The great demon? He is the First Servant of the Yatan Church.”

-So, you already know.

The demon of conflict, Amoract—Grid had the experience of meeting his soul. The first time Grid lent his body to Braham, Braham visited Amoract and the pavranium received Yatan’s Blessing. Grid couldn’t forget the menacing presence that had emitted from just the fragment of a soul.

-He was afraid of Marie Rose.

“Huh...?”

Marie Rose was strong enough to ignite fear in a great demon?

-One of the nine great demons who deprived Beriache of her great demon status and deported the vampire clan from hell was Amoract. Since he directly took over controlling the activities of the Yatan Church, Beriache was an obvious risk factor.

contents of the conversation between Braham and Amoract. It had already been a few years, but he vaguely remembered

aware that I would look

the blessings of the gods to

give

[That’s right.]

Church seems to be hostile

favors you, regardless of Marie Rose. Always remember

Rose. Braham had clearly said so. An opponent that

one great

than I expected. Amoract and Yatan gave Braham strength because they wanted Braham to keep

was getting closer to the

demons to destroy humans. This reached the ears of Muller who was retired. The vampires were the main enemies of the school at

was to completely destroy Marie

he went back. I explained it

Your Holiness. How did Muller stay alive until then? Did he take

is an existence that became a legend due to the ‘feats’ that they built up. Legends don’t die easily as long as they aren’t forgotten by

“...!”

window flashed through

doesn’t

another question. “However... Khan... was a great blacksmith that I knew couldn’t overcome the limitations of life even if

classes like blacksmith are difficult to obtain the benefits of their feats. People focus on the works they create, not the person who created them. Should I give you an example that is easy to understand? The man

“...?”

people, not the whole continent. It means his fame was weak and his status as a legend fell. He died in the hands of the Saharan Empire, but if he didn’t die, he wouldn’t have

Grid understood somewhat. As a player, he was able to receive the benefits of immortality as soon as he became a legend, but the inhabitants of this

‘This...’

about were Piaro and Mercedes. Grid had stopped them from participating in combat as much as possible because he was afraid they would be in danger. Now it turned out not to be a

alive for a long time, it is necessary for them to engage in many battles and

certain amount of feats, but

of a legend? He

doubted Muller’s death. No legend has as many feats as Muller, and there is no precedent for a legend who has lived as long as Muller. Who would’ve imagined that Muller would be alive for hundreds of years? I

“Is Muller still alive?”

are interested in new characters rather than praising a person who lived a long time

“...” Grid got goosebumps.

forgotten is true death’ was unusually cruel. He imagined Muller dying in solitude. Then Chreshler laughed. He was aware of what Grid was thinking. -Haha, it doesn’t make sense to be completely forgotten just because the number of times he is talked about has decreased. Aren’t we talking about

It would be stranger if he couldn’t die after being talked about for every minute and second. Muller had been lonelier and more bitter when he

voice was mild throughout Muller’s story. Even Chreshler sincerely respected Muller. Maybe it was because Muller’s story made him feel better but

great blacksmith you mentioned. You

“Yes... That’s right.”

-The fact that he couldn’t overcome the limitations of life means that he enjoyed his natural life. It would’ve been a great blessing for him to leave when he had to leave. Imagine

right. Khan was happy at

also been reunited with his family. Yes, he would’ve been satisfied. He

You have really come a long way.

gained consolation thanks to Chreshler and

has increased by

unexpected notification window

your nature is good. I

(?) evaluation. Grid was happy. Chreshler might be a coffin now, but he was still one of the greatest figures in history.

really will go

when he suddenly had another question. “He isn’t a legend. Then what is a person who has lived for hundreds of years despite humans not speaking of his feats? Is he not human in

annoying, Chreshler grumbled. Still, he explained, -He is

Grandmaster Zikfrector was close

exactly is a transcendent? How are they different from

have talent that transcends the category of humans. However, legends build up a presence through their feats while transcendents only concentrate on their own discipline.

legend better than

solving problems. Meanwhile, transcendents only spend time on their own development. Of course, a legend’s experience is a strength,

that means transcendents are usually

development? Don’t you know? Sometimes it isn’t good to be conspicuous? Well, I’m

“Missing screws?”

point of view, they might seem like a person who isn’t motivated or gives up easily. If it wasn’t for

“...”

resolved, but Grid had a new

‘What is his purpose?’

he saw the guild chat window. An exclamation point had popped up. It meant there

“...!”