A peerless killer possessing a cat girl assassin from another world

The Papal State of Marey, the city of Reker.

The most sacred city in the entire continent, whether as a religious holy place or just from the outside.

The city seems to be shrouded in light all the time, or perhaps it is emitting light.

Standing outside the city, you can see the magnificent Cathedral of Holy Light in the center of the city at a glance.

The holy bell sound echoed in the city and also slightly reached outside the city, where some residual sound could be heard.

"What a nice view......"

Rachel stared at the spectacular sight in the distance that she had never seen before, her mouth wide open.

“More than half of the continent’s wealth is concentrated here, so of course it’s beautiful.”

Scholl said.

"is it?"

It's hard to imagine what it means to have more than half of the wealth in the entire continent, but it must be a lot...

"Don't look at it, little guy. There's nothing to see. I'll let you see enough when we get to the city."

Having said that, Shul picked up Rachel and left.

"Put me down! I can walk by myself!"

Moon, who was walking at the end, sighed slightly and followed.

......

Unlike the Moravian Fortress, many upright knights of the Church of Holy Light stood at the city gate, their silver armor dazzling in the sun.

Seeing these gorgeous armors, Shor couldn't help but whistle.

In fact, he liked armor very much and had always wanted to buy a set for himself. He felt that this was just like some noble ladies liking to fill their wardrobes with clothes, and it was something every man would want to do.

"It looks like we can't get through this level."

As Shor said this, he glanced at Moon who remained silent.

The holy city of Rekel excludes any race other than humans, and you will definitely be strictly checked if you enter through the main gate.

Who knows, they might have some opinions about slaves, too?

"Then wait until dark, someone will pick us up."

Moon understood what Shor meant and said.

"Well, the market outside the city is quite lively, let's go shopping first."

Shul was not in a hurry. In fact, it was quite refreshing to escape from the monotonous slave life in Batoria and come to this City of Holy Light.

Outside the city of Rekel, there are circles and layers of gorgeous markets, but unlike other places, the markets here don't feel lively at all.

It’s not that there aren’t many people.

On the contrary, there were huge crowds of people.

But it is very solemn...

I never thought that one day "market" and "solemnity" would be connected.

This is actually because the church has strict control over the areas surrounding the city.

It is strictly forbidden to make noise, perform on the street, beg...

In short, any activities that may be disrespectful to the Goddess of Light are not allowed in the area below the city.

As for the city? That's still up to the church.

It has its own venues specifically for entertainment for city dwellers.

The three of them walked a few steps and found that even a number of large organizations such as the Adventurer's Guild were working in this area under the city.

Is it equivalent to moving all city functions that have nothing to do with God to outer cities?

So how should these buildings outside the city be protected during war?

I guess everyone will think so when they come here for the first time.

"This damn place."

Shul couldn't help but curse softly.

After walking around half a circle, Shul discovered that although the people here were quite hostile to other races, there were still many businessmen or adventurers of other races outside the city.

"Let's find a place to sit down. We can't walk any further."

It was Scholl who suggested.

"casual."

Moon said he had no comment.

......

"Welcome, the menu is on the table, write down what you want to order, and then pass the menu to me..."

This is a wooden house with decent decoration. The wheat aroma wafting from it indicates that this is a place to eat and drink.

Lying on the counter was a rabbit-beast man with long ears, looking listless. When he saw the three people coming in, he simply looked up and greeted them, then continued to lie back on the table.

"Is there a way to do business like this..."

Shuo's interest suddenly dropped and he no longer wanted to have a drink.

"You're new here, right? This is the rule. If you don't want to, you can go eat somewhere else."

The rabbit-eared woman said lazily without even looking up.

"Okay, when in Rome, do as the Romans do."

Shul sat down on the chair, picked up the menu, looked at it for a few seconds, and then threw it to Moon and Rachel opposite him.

"You guys order, I just want a meat pie."

Moon didn't even look at her, and said directly to Rachel:

"Eat whatever you want, I'll pay."

The pressure came to Rachel.

Seeing that neither of them were interested in ordering food, and she didn't want to eat too much, she randomly ordered a few foods that she had heard of, that were filling, and cheap, and then...

"Uh... can any of you write?"

......

There was silence in the air.

Rachel was so young that she had trouble even getting enough food and clothing, let alone learning to read.

"Don't look at me. I can only write my own name."

Scholl said.

Finally, it was Moon who spoke:

"Let me do it......"

There was a hint of hesitation in his tone.

The two of them could see that Moon's cultural level was quite low.

In fact, if it weren't for the two years he spent in the Azrael Chamber of Commerce, Moon wouldn't be able to spell a few words.

After scribbling a few lines on the menu in a crooked hand, Moon put down his pen, tilted his head, and his cheeks flushed slightly.

"I'll go."

Rachel was sensible, so she grabbed the menu and walked towards the counter, leaving Moon some space.

Shule looked at the overly taciturn girl in front of him and couldn't help but smile.

You also have times when you feel embarrassed...

.......

"Sister, we've ordered."

Rachel handed the menu back.

"Oh, let me see... Is this what you wrote, little sister? Well, although there are a lot of spelling mistakes, it's still okay for this age."

"Uh...yeah, I wrote that."

In order to save Moon's face, Rachel took the responsibility of the matter.

"Okay, wait, I'll do it for you."

The rabbit-eared woman, who was still sleepy, stretched and walked to the back, then came back quickly, probably to hand the menu to the chef.

After she regained consciousness, she began to look at the three special guests.

"You three are from the west, right?"

The woman said casually.

"Yes."

"Are you here to escape?"

"No."

Shul was also convinced, almost everyone they met treated them as refugees, and this time he was too lazy to explain.

"You are not escaping. That would be interesting. Your group..."

Especially the one who wrapped herself tightly, the woman smelled a different scent on her than that of humans.

"Girl, what's the alliance like lately? I heard they're going to go to war with humans? Is that true?"

"I... don't know."

Moon couldn't answer the woman's question, but was shocked by the news.

The Alliance is going to go to war with humans?

Although she had no good feelings towards the Alliance, it was where she and her mother once lived, and there were also the few warm memories she had with her mother when she was young.

It would be a pity if it was destroyed in war.

......