Kwarurung!

There was the rumble of thunder and a flash of light. However, there were no rain clouds, and the lightning was moving across the sky rather than downward. It was strange to see lightning cross a dry sky, but most people who saw it thought it was just a whim of heaven. Theo would arrive at Tsuchimikado Castle before the news spread to anyone’s ears.

There isn’t long left.

There weren’t any landmarks. It was said that mountains and rivers changed after ten years. Now that it was hundreds of years later, Seimei’s memories were a little inconsistent. However, unlike geographical features, spatial coordinates didn’t change. Even if mountains collapsed, the rivers were filled in, and there were no cities, the absolute numbers remained the same.

He had traveled almost a hundred kilometers, so Theo started to decelerate.

“Seimei,” Theo spoke as he split a cloud into two, “I’ve crossed the border. Are we moving to a secret location? If I enter this way, there might be some friction.”

[I understand, but it doesn’t matter,]

Seimei spoke decisely.

[Teleporting is convenient, but...