The sight of the setting sun sinking into the sea evokes a strong impression, though nothing special.
　For those who have lived by the sea since childhood, such a scene may be tiresome.
　But for Ray, who grew up on the side of the mountain -- in the middle of nowhere -- and went to the sea a few times a year, the setting sun was overwhelmingly touching.
　Coming to this Elgin, Ray is based in inland Guillum.
　Of course, it's not that I've never been to the sea like Emotion did, but... but I'm still fascinated by the present scene.
　Seth, who has Ray on her back, doesn't do anything like squealing.
　Instead, it flies as slowly as it can.
　Ten minutes later, Ray pats Seto on the back and opens his mouth, perhaps satisfied with the sight of the setting sun.

"Seto, to Galanca... oh, no. There's no one here anyway, and I think we'd better finish absorbing the magical stones before long."

　The magical stone of black sea bream-like monster that I just got today.
　Naturally, the absorption of the magical stone would not be seen by Bistol or Bune.
　Then it was undoubtedly best to absorb the magical stones in the absence of anyone.

"Glu?"

　She looks back and asks, "What are you going to do?"
　Ray, on the other hand, thinks a little... and makes a decision.

"Well, get down to earth before you go to Galanca. Let's absorb the monster's magical stones in the daytime."
"Gruly!"

　With a cry of "Okay!" Seto goes straight down to the ground.
　a forest...a place with a few trees that makes you hesitate to call it a forest.
　I didn't decide where to go, so I just went down there.
　After descending to the ground, Ray explores the surroundings in a tentative way.
　However, when Seto is there, the situation around him has already been explored.
　He doesn't think Ray, who is less sensitive than Seto, will find someone he can't find.
　I didn't think so, but... I still felt as if I might have looked around me was going on.
　It's not that he doesn't trust Sett, it's purely because Ray wants to feel safe.

"Yes, that's all right," Now, then... who absorbs the magical stones, Seto or Death-Size? What shall I do?"
"Guru..."

　Seto makes such an apologetic cry when she wants to eat the magic stone.
　Now that he has eaten Guztos's magic stone, he knows that he should feed Ray -- or more precisely, death-size -- the magic stone.
　But now Seto somehow felt like absorbing more magical stones.
　Was it because I saw the sun set in the sea, or did I have something to think about in the fight against monsters?
　Ray didn't know about it, but there's no doubt that Seto wanted to absorb the magical stones.
　As Seto looks round and asks, "No?" Ray thinks a little... just for a few seconds.
　He eventually succumbed to Seto's wishes.
　Ray, however, has a variety of offensive tools other than death-size skills.
　Wielding an ordinary death size alone was a terrible force, and there were twilight spears and magic tools because they were two spears.
　Other offensive measures include throwing disposable spears and Nevra's eyes.
　With that in mind, I thought it would be better to use magic stones to strengthen the set.

"All right, then, Set. Here you go."

　Say so, and Ray gives Sett a magical stone.
　Seto received it in Kuchibashi...

[Seto has mastered the skills of Ice Arrow Lv.3]

　Yes, an announcement message plays through my mind.

"Ice Arrow... well, isn't it strange that he has flown his scales, and is a fish monster?"
"Glu?"

　Sett also tilts his head, imitating Ray's mysterious movements.
　But it's not because he doubts the skills he's mastered like Ray... it's just a simple imitation of Ray.
　No, of course, I doubt that Seto learned Ice Arrow, but he was more concerned about Ray's appearance...

"Well, I don't mind," First of all, we'll see exactly how much ice arrow has been strengthened. It's level three, and I don't think it's that powerful."

　Just after the water polo reached Level 5 at once, even if Ice Arrow reached Level 3, the honest thing was that...

"Gruly!"

　Leave Seto to Rey's words!

(Five bottles at Level 1 and ten at Level 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

　In front of Ray, who thinks so, Sett invokes Ice Arrow.
　The number of ice arrows floating around Seto was 15 as Ray had expected.
　Ray nods satisfactorily to his expectations, but wonders what will happen if the level goes up.
　If you are going to increase by level x 5, you will get 20 bottles at level 4.
　It's easy to predict, but as you can see from the water polo, the skills learned in the art of witchcraft become powerful at level five.

(Then you could use not only twenty-five normal ice arrows, could you?)

　As I look at the ice arrows floating beside Sett, he looks at Ray like, "What's wrong with Sett?"
　The appearance was that if there was a Millerine here who was famous as a Set lover, she would definitely have the charm to hug Seto.
　Ray also wants to caress that set, but he puts up with it and opens his mouth.

"Well, first of all... well, try shooting at a tree growing about there."
"Grull!"

　At Ray's words, Seto screams and releases an iced arrow.
　Ice Arrows that cut through the air are a little faster than they used to fight today's fish monsters.
　But... Ice Arrow, who hit the tree trunk in succession, succeeded in destroying the tree trunk before it all got stuck.

"Ah... I see. Well, that's right. It was quite powerful in the first place, and I don't know if it's going on.

　Even in the Level 2 Ice Arrow, five ice arrows were powerful enough to destroy the rock.
　If fifteen of them are released, the trunk size of a tree should be easily destroyed.

"Grull?"

　As Set looks at him, Ray sees the trunk of a tree that has been crushed and the tree that has fallen... and eventually puts the broken tree from the trunk in a mistling, and returns to the bottom of the set.

"Then, first of all, we'll go to Galanca." Let's leave the experiments on Ice Arrow to a halt."

　Ray's words make Seth nodding without objection.
　Ray then rides on Sett's back again and moves off the ground into the air.
　The setting sun, which was about to sink across the horizon, seemed to comfort Ray's failure.
　Although Ray himself did not acknowledge the series of actions as a failure.
　It was clear that Seto's Ice Arrow had actually been activated and its power was not low.
　What, then, would make it a failure?"

(I wonder exactly how much damage there would be if all fifteen ice-arrows were hit... was it a little failure that I didn't know?)

　I didn't think so, but for the time being, I flew through the air believing that my actions were not a failure... and by the time the sunset was more than half down, I arrived in Galanca.
　On the side of Galanca is a clay prison created by Marina by spirit magic.
　Pirates, however, can't go on a meaningless rampage as long as they've already had their slaves' collars in place.That is why the dungeon itself is free to enter and exit.
　The pirates, however, who were hanged with slaves, were ordered not to leave.
　Ray's eyes, looking at such an earthen prison, showed no sign of feeling.
　He's a former pirate, and if you think about what he's done, it's not his fault.
　No, as long as it is clear that pirates will be sold to Dusker, they will even be treated fairly well compared to ordinary pirates.
　They serve reasonable meals, and their behavior is not so strictly restricted.
　I'm sure Lilrose, a slave trader, thought that when he took her to Gillum, she would never know what to say unless she was skinny and useful.
　If things went well, it would have been the biggest opportunity for business, but if you didn't do well, it was highly likely that you were going to be ruined.
　While looking at the dungeons with these pirates, Sett descends toward the ground.
　Perhaps not yet accustomed to the presence of Seto, some of the villagers first appeared surprised to find him, but as soon as they recovered, they began to move.
　It could be said that Ray was saved that the action was not like a defensive battle.
　As Seto approaches Galanca after descending to the ground, a man appears from among them.
　Ray, too, was a close partner in Galanca... Pastra.

"You've come very well," I thought he'd come a little earlier in the morning."
"There have been a lot of things here, too." And your prey?"
"Oh, I've got plenty," And there are a lot of shellfish that Ray wanted."

　Pastra's expression on his face shows a happy smile.
　It's only natural that Ray will buy all the fish he catches today.
　For Galanca, Ray is the very thing that brings her wealth.
　Villagers, who were initially afraid of Seto, look happy when they hear about Ray and Pastra.

"Well, let me see it at once, So where is it? It's better for me to pick it up than for you to bring it."

　The villagers, including Pastra, nodded and took Ray to the sandy beach... toward the hut where Ray had been shown nets and harpoon.
　As it faces the sea, I guess the fish I've caught are there.
　As he walks, Ray asks the Pastra.

"What's wrong with the fish you've caught? I can't put it in my mistling if it's alive."
"I think most of the fish are dead, for they were caught with a harpoon,"
"No, you can't ask me that. You're your specialist, aren't you?"

　At Rey's words, Pastra looks around in a troubled way.
　But the only thing that others can do with Pastra's gaze is to turn away.
　In fact, it's not that difficult to kill shells.
　If you put it in boiling water or bake it with shells on it, you'll surely die.
　But... it's just dying in the middle of cooking, and you can't intentionally kill it.
　Fish can be killed easily if they break their necks, but shellfish have no bones as a matter of course.
　If you try to break a shell, it will surely die, but there is no doubt that this will cause a lot of trouble when cooking.
　...it's a lot of work to get rid of one shell at a time.
　The villagers look at each other with a troubled look on their faces.

"For now, I'll take it as it is." When they arrive over there, I'll ask Marina if she can do anything with spirit magic. and if you can't, I'll put the charred and boiled in the mistling."
"If that's all right with Ray, that's all right with me. -- you really like it, don't you think?"
"Oh, of course, keep the shellfish alive tomorrow. I'll buy them as well as fish."

　Ray's words bring relief to some of the people he was traveling with.
　You must have caught a shell, not a fish.
　So guided, Ray arrives at the sandy beach.
　There, there were a number of nets sunk in the sea, and there were no doubtless.

"Well, let's tighten the fish, let alone the shellfish! All of you help me."

　The villagers, who had moved with him, nodded... and others, who were free, came and strangled the fish.