Leaving the clinic, Ray tells Zozo he has been granted permission to stay and heads straight to the forest of Trent.
　I was used to riding on Seto's back with Zozo because I've already done it so many times.
　It was inevitable, however, that the people walking along the road would look at me like, "What the hell is that?"
　It took more time than to fly, but it still took less time to reach the forest of Trent than to travel by horse or carriage.

"Oh, you're back. I'm listening. There seems to have been no problem for now."

　The adventurer who identified Ray says so, but Ray nods back.

"Well, it's not exactly that there was no problem, but in general there was no problem."
"Oh... yes. I've heard about it. Hang in there."

　When the adventurer tells Ray sympathetically, other adventurers nearby encourage him.
　He was about three meters tall, fond of fighting, and was the third prince of the Gran Dragonian Empire.
　There is no doubt that he is special in many ways.
　It was enough for the others to sympathize that they had to let such a person live where he was, though Ray did not know if it was true.
　Ray himself, however, doesn't care that much.
　The landlord, Marina, seemed to give up, or rather give up.
　Ray doesn't care much about Gaga's presence in Marina's house because she and Gaga get along in her own way.
　Vihela would be most welcome as a strong opponent.k.a. strong enemy.
　There is no doubt that Marina will not object, as she has been told by Ray.
　Then Elena, Arra, and Bune remain.

(Well... let alone Elena, I think Arra will disagree.)

　Neither Zozo's case nor Arra was entirely convinced.
　But I kept silent, perhaps because I could see Zozo was following Ray completely.
　If Gaga comes... it's not acceptable to have someone you don't know, like Gaga or Zozo, where Elena is respected and adored.
　Bune, who likes to eat, could have objected to Gaga's case, as she could easily tell from her physique that she eats a lot.
　As for Gaga's food expenses, Marina said she was going to get -- steal -- from Dusker, so it doesn't mean that the Ray's meals will actually decrease.

"What's the matter?"
"No. ... Gaga wants to sleep with me."
"What? You can't get such a huge fellow into the Wheat-tei at dusk, can you?"

　An adventurer replies to Ray's words.
　This has been the case for many years, and many people have recognized that Ray is basically sleeping at the Wheat House at dusk.
　. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
　In this case, Ray, who is at a loss what to say to the adventurer, eventually misleads the story.

"Well, I don't think it's natural to think so. In fact, we haven't decided what will happen to it yet."

　Gaga is already set to sleep at Marina's, but she won't say anything about it.
　Then, Ray turns away from this story, judging it to be bad.

"What happened to the green man? Didn't he contact me while I was away?"
"Huh? Well, at least we're not in touch with the Greens. We've been looking for some of them, but there's no report that they've been found. Is it Gaga? That lizard came, and considering that, the Greens should be able to spread to the forest of Trent."

　The adventurer probably made the same prediction as Ray based on his past trends.
　cast an indescribable glance at the forest of Trent
　If it had spread, it would have been somewhere in the forest of Trent.
　Then you need to find it as soon as possible.
　Trent's forest was initially empty of animals and monsters, but now there are quite a few animals and monsters.
　The woodcutters are protected by the adventurers of the bodyguard, so there is no problem with it, but it goes without saying what would happen if a green man who dislikes fighting encountered a vicious monster.
　In fact, even though the Greens were oppressed by the lizardmen, no one seemed to have rebelled against them.
　At least that's what I heard from Zozo.

(You don't have to worry about food.)

　Green people need no food in the sense of food.
　As long as you have plants, you can turn them into your own energy by growing them.
　If you're going to take away energy from plants, Ray is convinced, but for some reason the greens grow and get energy.
　Since this is a different world called Elgin, a fantasy world, I don't mean to say what the law of conservation of mass is, scientifically, but I can't help but feel unreasonable.

"Then we must look for the forest of Trent,"
"No, that's why other adventurers are looking for it. If possible, I want Ray and Sett to be within sight."

　Ray knows what the adventurer is thinking.
　As long as we don't know when lizard men and greens will metastasize again, we want the set to be right next to us.

"I'll leave Seto behind, so please do it."
"Glu?"

　A set of voices asking if you'll take me.
　Ray continues, caressing Seto on the lonely head.

"You can sense the spread of the lizard men, so use that ability to help them."

　Seto nods regretfully to the words.
　It was a shame I couldn't be with Ray, but the adventurers here also took care of him and gave him food.
　I hope that I can make everyone feel safe.
　Like Ray, he was unrelenting to his opponent, but once he judged him to be his ally, he was more than Ray.
　...and yet. You can guess who you are trying to take advantage of by instinct, intuition, and sixth sense.
　With that feeling of Seto, I guess that's what it means that no one here wants to take advantage of themselves.
　Or did you decide that there were only a few?
　Anyway, if Sett stays here, Ray will be relieved, so he starts exploring the forest of Trent with Zozo.
　On the way I walked through the woods of Trent, remembering to collect the trees that had been cut down by the woodcutters... unfortunately I couldn't find a green man.

"Well, can't Zozo find a green man by his unique ability or something?"
'I'm sorry, I can't,'

　It is written so easily on Zozo's tablet.
　However, Ray is not particularly disappointed when he sees it.
　I asked him in the first place, thinking that it wouldn't work.
　In the first place, Ray has never heard of Lizardman's ability to do so.
　But if you were a lizard in a different world, or what?
　There was also the feeling that, like Gaga, Zozo seemed to be a higher race than the average lizard man, so there was a possibility...

"I see. Then shall we continue to look for it? ... Now that you mention it, we don't know why it metastasized."
"Yes,"

　According to what Ray heard from Zozo, there were no magic items or monuments where the greens lived.
　I really don't know why it has spread to this world.(If it were to spread to another world, it would definitely take a lot of strength. I don't think it would be that easy to do it, but ... what does that eyeball have to do with it?)

　Tactile eyes that fought in the winter emerged from a crack in the space.
　Grimm has told me that it is outside the world.
　Ray had predicted that outside this world could go to another world.
　However, his eyeballs are already dead.

(I thought it might have been the result of Grimm's experiment with eye-catching materials, but it was clearly denied.)

　I didn't think Grimm was lying.
　Perhaps because of Zepyle's case, Grimm seemed to treat Ray sincerely.
　...as a complete grandfather to his grandchildren, neither Ray nor Grimm was so conscious.
　At any rate, if Lizardman were to be transferred to a place very close to where the glimmer was not the cause -- Gilm and Trent's Forest were quite far apart, but close to the city or village -- it was only natural that there was some causal relationship there.
　It's strange to say that this is a coincidence.

'Mr. Ray, over there...'

　Zozo grabs Ray's dragon robe lightly and shows him the slate.
　At that remark, Ray stopped thinking about the relationship between the metastasis and the eyeballs and turned his gaze to Zozo's eyes... a little disappointed.
　I thought a green man had appeared, but it was a wild boar that emerged from among the trees.
　To be exact, it's an animal called a fangboa.
　His rush and tusks made him a dangerous opponent for amateurs to fight against, but Gillum's... especially for adventurers who now come to the forest of Trent, he is treated as a little fish.
　Given his violent nature, he could be hurt if he was careless.

"But if there were any greens to be there, wouldn't you leave them alone?"

　mutter, take the death size out of the mistling.
　Desize is usually difficult to use in such a forest.
　However, in order to kill a fan boa of a certain size...well, in this case, a death-size spear capable of delivering a sword attack was more effective than a spear with a main thrust.
　Or if you were a spear in twilight, you could beat it to death with a handle instead of a tip.
　Considering the bleeding, amputating the head is still a good idea.

"Boomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoomoom!"

　With Seto, this phangboa might have fled without fighting.
　But there is no set here.
　...instead of Ray and Zozo, who clearly have stronger opponents than Fangboa, Fangboa chose to fight without choosing to run away.

"Zozo, stay down,"

　So, Ray tries to move forward, but Zozo goes forward with Ray, wondering if he thought his name had been called to defeat Fangboa.
　If you look closely at the slate, Ray's intentions must have been well conveyed.
　This time, however, it was probably because there was no time to look at the slate because the fanboa was coming.
　As a result, Ray and Zozo are surprised to see each other when they come a step forward.
　That's probably because both Ray and Zozo thought they were the ones to beat Fangboa.

"Oops!"
「●●！？」

　Ray and Zozo are both surprised by each other's voices.
　But when they're surprised, Fangboa won't let go of the attack, let alone Ray and Zozo.
　...this is like a mock game or game, and if the opponent could understand the language, or might have been surprised and stopped moving.
　Fangboa, who was already rushing to kill Ray and Zozo with his tusks, couldn't stop at that level.

"I'm sorry!"

　Shouting briefly, Ray uses a death-size handle to blow away the zzzo.
　However, it would be appropriate to use expressions such as, instead of meaninglessly waving a death-size across the horizontal mowing line, push it off with the handle...
　Ray was concerned about the way Zozo had blown away, but now he has to deal with the fangboa who is pushing at him first.
　Fangboa doesn't seem to care at all about what Ray did, but simply uses his tusks to make Ray and Zozo... no, now that Zozo has blown away, he runs to Ray.
　But now that Zozo is gone, Ray's fangboa is nothing more than a game of inferior rank.
　Avoid the blow of a straight-in fan boa, and at the same time shake the death size up... its head flies somewhere.
　Eventually, Fangboa would hit a nearby tree without a head and scatter blood around it.