Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 512.2: I Killed Him (2)

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In a quiet room, Roel sat on a chair with his eyes closed as he immersed himself in the mana flowing inside his body.

Several days had passed since the Diamond Rivière left Golash’s Basin.

The convoy had traveled at the fastest possible speed while maintaining the highest level of vigilance, thus allowing them to re-enter Rosa’s borders in just a few days’ time. They quickly got onto one of the main roads and were currently on their way back to Rosa City.

This was good news to both Roel and Charlotte.

Even with an army of guards accompanying them, it was still risky for them to stay in a lawless land. Those were places where evil cultists and assassins could freely operate in since there was no one to keep them in check here, making it much easier for them to lay traps or organize ambushes. In fact, many powerhouses throughout history had died on this chaotic land.

However, the situation was different now that they had entered Rosa.

The presence of patrolling border guards made it much harder for their enemies to organize a large-scale attack, allowing the convoy to travel on the roads with ease of mind. Even if it did come under attack, they could quickly call for reinforcements from nearby military bases.

What further ensured their safety was the recovery of Roel’s mana pathways, which allowed him to re-establish his window of connection with his ancient gods.

This was something both Roel and Charlotte had waited a long time for. The former wanted an answer to the doubt in his mind, whereas the latter wished to obtain Peytra’s blessing.

Roel gave the matter some thought and eventually decided to meet Grandar privately.

To be frank, he didn’t think that Grandar would mind even if he brought Charlotte with him, but this was a matter that concerned the Giant Sovereign’s privacy, after all. It was better for him not to arbitrarily let others in on their conversation, including the other ancient gods like Peytra.

He thought that this was the minimum level of respect Grandar deserved.

The only issue was that he had n

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