Part 27

**Part 27** is the twenty-seventh part of the Karsearin: The Biography of the Super Dragon.

## Plot

In the country of Batran, they harbored resentment against the Six Nations and suppressed the successors of each country. In response to this, Karsel and Arasnan had no choice but to raise their swords to protect their future kings, and they invaded Batran. Also, in order to save their successors, Karsel and Arrasnan's escorts had no choice but to set fire to Batran's palace and fight against the their soldiers... was the 'pretext' that Pluto explained, and Vera says a word after hearing his explanation. She says that's a stretch. He says it doesn't care, as long as the rumors spread, it'll be all right, and the bards will take care of fleshing them out. There are quite a number of bards in the continent as well as in the Alliance of Six Nations here. Bards spread various news from mouth to mouth, and in this place full of dangerous monsters, the bards were not just bards, but warriors and adventurers. For ordinary people who do not have easy access to the affairs of the world, the bard's poetry is the story of the world and also a form of entertainment. He says she must have figured it out anyway, but it would be difficult if that slave was still alive, because Princess Ione was only here as an envoy in Batran, and that they rescued her. Vera, who is broadly convinced, also did not want to quarrel for a long time with the frivolous work of a slave, but the dissatisfaction did not go away completely. She tells Pluto that if Princess Ione has come personally,, then the cause would be much clearer. He asks if she thinks that Princess Ione would have been like that, and that they would have been able to finish everything so successfully while protecting Her Majesty. Pluto points his finger to the place where Arin had fallen, and Vera frowns and asks again after looking into the dust still hazy in the aftermath of the explosion left by his Sword Aura. She asks what's she like that. He says she'd be like that guy, and he's surprised. Pluto continues to point his finger, trying to keep talking, but when he sees that there is no one in the place he is pointing, he gives a bewildered expression. He says it has nothing there and he asks Vera if she has ever done anything in between. She says what does he say when he sees her standing right next to him, and it's not like there's nothing there. As Vera said, there is nothing there. Red bloodstains that spread all over the place,, soaking the ground and even stagnating from time to time remain... However, the person who shed that blood, Arin, disappeared somewhere. He asks Vera whether it means that he got up and ran away alone, that a hole in his stomach was punctured and his blood was flowing, and if she saw the slave as having that much mental power. She says in the meantime, at least not at all from what she's seen. Clearly, even Pluto doesn't think that Arin has that strong mental power. Moreover, when the amount of blood pooling on the ground is about that level, it is either dead or dying while wriggling, regardless of mental power, and it is not in a state that can move the body. No matter how healthy the mind, if the body is dead, the spirit will be nothing but a 'ghost'. Then she tells Pluto that there is only one conclusion. He says that someone took the child, but he didn't feel any indication of a person being around. The fact that Pluto, who had attained the status of a Sword Master, did not feel the indication of a person being around was that someone rescued Arin, and it is certain that he would have died in that condition, In that state, there is a certain chance that he would have died, so it's a bit awkward to use the word rescue,,,, Either way, the person who rescued Arin has reached the level of a Sword Master comparable to that of Pluto,,,,,,, or that might be a magician. She tells Pluto that it's not possible, and if someone did, she would have felt the cohesion of that mana right away. In all related parts where magic is used, strong mana aggregation occurs, and it can be noticed by those who minister mana such as mages, priests, and shamans. Even if the Sword Master who uses mana only as a substance does not know, if Vera, the highest priestess of Heleis, did not feel it, it was not due to magic. He says it's strange because the person didn't come and rescue him, nor did someone use magic. There are at least a few Sword Masters strong enough to make Pluto can't feel their indication of a person being around in the Six Nations, and none of them are here in Alkanas. She says there is a part of it that make sense. He asks what is this. She says if it's the power of the elemental spirits, it's possible for them to go unnoticed.

The elementalists.. The people who rules elemental spirits. However, they are completely different concept from mages. Mages are those who work and use mana, if they have good brains and work hard - although of course they are ignorant and have to put in a lot of effort - any person can become a mage, but unlike mages, elementalists have innate characteristics. The difference between elementalists and ordinary humans is surprisingly simple. The only difference is whether communication with the spirit is possible or not. No matter how hard you try, communication with elemental spirits is impossible even if you die unless you are born with it, and those who are natural just become able to communicate with them at some point. Whether you were breathing in the cool breeze or sitting by the fireplace basking in the warm fire, you would accidentally open your eyes to communication with a spirit in the middle of this. Also, being able to control a lower elemental spirit does not mean that you can control an intermediate or higher elemental spirit by exerting effort. You were lucky enough to be born able to communicate with elemental spirits,, and after realizing that fact and being able to communicate with the lower-level elemental spirits, no matter how much you dance lambada on the flame to summon the middle-level spirits, there is nothing wrong with that, it is not a matter of making efforts because humans do not summon spirits, but because spirits reveal themselves to humans with whom they have an affinity. Therefore, it is rare for a human to be called an elementalist by itself, even if they have the ability of an elementalist. Most of the jobs overlap in this way, such as a elemental swordsman or a elemental mage. Well, there are rare jobs such as elemental farmer - watering the fields using spirits - but... most of them have jobs such as swordsmen, mages, priests, and doctors. The elementalists' abilities are not acquired through hard work, nor are they increased with effort, so thank you for this ability, nodding~~ and after giving thanks to god once, they find their job.

He asks an elementalist... but why someone takes away the dead body (?). Pluto talks to himself while looking at the bloodstains where Arin might have once been lying.

## Characters

* Pluto fon Croword
* Vera Casnine
* Ione el Karsel *(mention)*
* Karsearin *(mention)*
* Someone *(mention)*
* Heleis *(mention)*

## See Also

* Karsearin: Adventures of a Red Dragon (Web Novel) - Chapter 14
* Karsearin: Adventures of a Red Dragon (Webtoon) - Episode 13