Epilogue
AS MEA’S GOLEM carriage sped away, Alistaire glanced down at a lonely-looking Fran.
“We should get going,” she said. “And I should probably introduce myself.”
“Hm.”
“My name is Alistaire. Godsmith. Nice to meet you, Black Lightning Princess and Intelligent Weapon.”
I’d suspected that Alistaire was a godsmith ever since Mea said that she trusted her with Lind. And besides, I was far too exhausted to be surprised at this point. Seemingly, Fran felt the same way. She raised her eyebrows slightly, then introduced herself.
“Black Sky Tiger Fran. C-Rank adventurer.”
And I’m Teacher…
“Woof!”
“And this is Jet.”
Alistaire tilted her head. “Did you give Teacher his name?”
“Hm.”
“So he’s not a Named Item… is it possible for an item without a name to be so powerful?”
Really powerful items were named by the gods. Apparently, Named Items were even more powerful than Class items. I was powerful enough to be counted among them, but not enough to go around claiming the gods’ favor.
“Anyway,” said Alistaire, “we’ll head to my mansion. I can analyze and repair Teacher there.”
Please.
“Thank you,” said Fran.
“Don’t mention it. Working on such a splendid sword is reward enough. Hop in.”
Alistaire reached into her item pouch and took out a golem carriage similar to Quina’s. As we got in, Alistaire threw Urslars’ unconscious body on the floor.
“Will he be okay?” Fran asked.
“The big lug’s gone through worse. Besides, I’m not going to sit him up just so he can fall on his face again.”
She didn’t seem to like him very much. I wonder what happened between them? I guess we’d have to wait for Urslars to wake up.
“And away we go!”
And with that, the carriage sped away to the Godsmith’s mansion.
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