Volume 3 Chapter 51 Return to the Homeland
Edited by: Kanaa-senpai
Wait.
Am I… having s*x in my dream?
That rhythm. She is on top of me, moving her hips. Is that Nico?
”You’re moving too much.”
Oh. I said that out loud.
She grabs it and puts it back in.
The tip hits deep inside her. No, wait. I feel pressure on my prostate.
”Slow down, would you?”
I can hear moaning.
This is too real for a dream.
Wait, is that mana coming from her?
Then is it Marie?
Nico and Marie have a similar body type.
And the depth feels very familiar.
She goes deeper and rubs her lower stomach on me.
It feels too strong. Pleasure rises in waves.
Ah, I’m going to come in my dream.
’I’m… coming too.’
I do not even care who it is.
I am finishing inside.
Her body tightens around me in waves.
When it ends, her slim body falls on top of me.
Her messy hair brushes my cheek.
Her rough breath touches my ear.
’Who is that?’
I ask by telepathy.
The answer comes back: Bebel.
Bebel?
Do I know anyone with that name?
Her body moves away from mine.
Then she rolls to my left.
That is when I finally open my eyes.
It was not a dream.
What the hell?
I am lying on a bed of feed in a moving carriage.
Right. In Trabius, the Major drained my Mana, and I passed out.
They must have kept me asleep the whole time.
I am starving.
Here, “sedation” means draining Mana until the person cannot move or think well.
They only leave enough for waste and eating. It is a normal way to move prisoners.
Now that I think about it, I do remember eating while half asleep.
”Big Sister, Larry-san’s sedation has worn off,” Bebel said.
A voice came from the other side of the naked woman.
I turned fast, and I saw two Mages I knew lying there and watching me.
There was one more person sleeping farther down.
”You were watching?” I asked.
””Yup,”” they said together.
”Why?” I asked.
”Why what?” one asked back.
There was too much to ask.
Why were you having s*x with an unconscious man? Why were you watching it?
And in a moving carriage too.
”You promised, remember? You said you’d take care of all of us,” the woman said.
I did sort of remember saying something like that.
The mood back then was strange.
”The Division Commander said one person a day, and only once. We are following that,” she said.
Following that?
Are you serious?
”If you do not need me, go find Infantry soldiers,” I said.
”That is not allowed during duty,” she said.
”Then I should be off-limits too, shouldn’t I?” I asked.
”You are not a soldier, are you?” she said.
Does that really make it okay?
Shouldn’t it be wrong either way?
More importantly—
”You used birth control, right?” I asked.
””We never promised that,”” they said together.
Great.
Now I will be known as a womanizer again.
”Do not worry. We would not ask a man who lost his country to pay child support,” she added.
That hurt more than I expected.
”By the way, how many days since we left Trabius?” I asked.
”Ten days. We are almost at the Schweilitz border,” she said.
”We handled your body while you were out, so what is wrong with a little fun?”
””Right?”” the others said.
Do not “right” me.
Wait.
The two talking, the one sleeping, and Big Sister beside me. That is four.
”So, are all four of you pregnant?” I asked.
””Who knows?”” they said.
”You are,” I said.
”Do not worry. There are two more on the coachman’s bench,” she said.
”Six children?” I said.
At that moment, Big Sister wrapped around me from behind and kissed my cheek.
”Only five Mages are surely pregnant. One cannot have children well, and at her age it is not likely,” she whispered.
”So do not worry.”
Maybe one will not count.
But five at once?
What am I going to tell Marie?
What will Nico think?
Just then, the wooden window to the driver’s seat slid open.
”We will arrive sooner than expected. Get dressed,” Isabella said.
Then she shut the window hard.
”Hey, by ‘cannot have children well,’ you mean Isabella?” I whispered.
”Yeah. Who else?” Bebel said.
God, what am I going to tell Marie?
She is Isabella’s niece.
I cannot exactly say, “I was ra*ed while unconscious.”
No one would believe me.
”What is the problem? Commander Isabella is only a little past thirty,” she said.
”And deep down, she is kind. You got Lieutenant Louise pregnant, so she is still in your range.”
That is not the point.
”Oh, it is leaking out. Corinna, can you?” Bebel said.
”Ugh. We do not even have anything to wipe it with?” Corinna said.
Before I understood, the fluid I came inside Big Sister started to run out.
Corinna, a middle-ranked Mage, crawled over me.
She moved Big Sister’s body.
Big Sister lay on her side with one knee raised.
Then Corinna put her face between her legs.
I heard a slurping sound.
She was drinking my seed.
It was horrible.
After cleaning her, Corinna crawled back over me.
Then she forced open the mouth of the woman who had been sleeping.
She dripped the fluid into her mouth.
When the woman woke and tried to resist, Corinna kissed her hard.
She held her nose until she swallowed.
I could not keep up with these people.
”Need to clean this too,” Bebel said.
Then Big Sister took me into her mouth.
I had heard women act more freely when men were not around.
But was this what people meant?
’It is funny. Men stay innocent no matter how old they get,’ she said by telepathy.
’I’m Bebel. Sergeant Bebel Hagen.’
She explained everything.
She was the one who cleaned me.
Augusta was the one I had with me.
Ramona had been awake and talking.
The one they fed was Margit.
Nina was driving the carriage.
After the unit changed from the Golems Battalion to the Magic Armored Division, even people without subordinates became Corporals.
At the next stop, I got off with the female Mage I had been riding with.
”Ah, thanks,” I muttered.
The coachman was a young Mage.
She was the one who had used the fixed-wing drone.
When she saw my face, she turned bright red and greeted me.
I had actually wanted to do things with her while I was awake.
When I went to my carriage to change, Kenze, Pamela, Katri, and Pia were inside.
”The sedation finally wore off?” Kenze asked.
”Yeah. We are almost at Schweilitz, it seems,” I said.
”Um, am I going to be arrested?” Pia asked softly.
She was shaking.
Pia had helped us escape from Haritz without really knowing much.
So she was scared.
She was not completely wrong.
Manuela, Marie’s friend, had been caught and sent back.
But Pia was a Level 3 Mage.
She was not a normal civilian, so they would question her.
Still, they should find out she was forced.
And since they sent her with me, they probably expect me to deal with it.
I do not think anything too bad will happen.
”If they wanted to arrest you, they would have kept you asleep with me,” I said.
”Then you could not run.”
Even then, she still looked worried.
”What will happen to our status?” Katri asked.
”Pia will probably be treated as war prize, so she will be a slave,” I said.
”Katri, you will be a maid. But I will buy your freedom.”
”Um, I got pregnant while I was a maid,” Katri said.
”So will I be a maid again? Or a servant?”
She rubbed her slightly swollen belly.
”I do not know yet,” I said.
”But even if that happens, I will fix it with money. The child is mine.”
Of course, my bankbook was still at the military place in Obernbach.
I needed to get it back soon.
That evening, we reached the border fort.
A sign read, “Haritz Province, Halberg, Hof Fortress.”
We went through the gate and stopped in the middle square.
Town Guards told everyone to get off.
A man who looked like an officer walked over.
He saluted, then pulled his cap lower.
He had a calm face.
Isabella started to explain her rank, our group, and our mission.
While she was speaking, the officer asked a few questions.
Then he looked at me.
It was a face I knew.
I had not noticed because he wore such different clothes.
”Celt-san,” I called.
We were not that close, but he must have heard me.
He gave a small wave.
It was Celt Ziewert.
He had started as a farmer in Strock Village.
He fought at Vod Fortress as village militia.
After his poll tax was removed, he bought land in Dish Basin.
Then he became an independent farmer.
Later, during the Haritz Rebellion, I heard he got an official job through Bours-san.
I had not known he became a Town Guard.
He had lived a rough life too.
Maybe not as rough as mine.
But he had led a squad at Vod Fortress.
I always knew he was able.
Still, I did not expect to meet him here.
After Isabella finished the papers and the light baggage check, Celt-san came over.
”Larry-kun, you’ve grown. I almost did not know you,” he said.
The first thing he noticed was my height.
”More than that, I am surprised you are a Town Guard Deputy Commander, Celt-san,” I said.
I said that because his badge matched a Second Lieutenant.
”Not Commander, just Deputy Commander,” he said with a laugh.
”We are short on people. If you pass the test, you get the rank.”
”So it is a bit loose right now.”
It seemed the old system had changed.
Now exams mattered more than years of service.
”You are staying in Halberg tonight, right?” he asked. “I will come see you later.”
Halberg was bigger than Obernbach.
It stood at the entrance to the mining area of old Haritz land.
Many people came and went there.
So it had safe places and dangerous places.
That was why Celt-san introduced our unit to a place to stay.
”That is amazing. You went to the Magic Academy and became an Associate Professor,” he said.
We were talking in the tavern beside our inn.
”Well, I cannot really talk about what happened after that,” I said. “It is military business.”
It was not like I could tell the Town Guards everything either.
I could not say I had once been sentenced to death.
I definitely could not say I kidnapped the Emperor of Rus.
Or that I built a country.
No one would believe that.
”I see. Still, Larry-kun, you should know this,” Celt-san said quietly. “The girl with the large chest has a warrant on her.”1
So he had noticed Pia after all.
”What should I do? Should I have her turn herself in?” I asked. “I think it could become a real problem.”
”Yes, it could,” he said. “But I already spoke with my superior.”
”It seems Town Guards have an unspoken rule.”
”If the military is leading someone, we leave them alone.”
”So this time, we chose not to see it.”
”But do you want to hear a little about what happened?” I asked.
Celt-san was smart.
He was not the type to rush into simple hero stuff.
He knew how to judge what helped him and his group.
And if speaking would hurt them, he could stay silent.
”Yes,” he said. “I want to know what may happen later.”
I told him.
People serving Marque had taken Pia by force.
They brought her to Cain in the Grand Principality.
I attacked them with people from the town where I was staying.
We beat them.
As war prize, I got Marque’s wife and Pia.
”Marque’s wife? Marc von Haritz’s wife?” Celt-san cried.
”Your voice is too loud,” I said.
He had shouted in surprise.
”But the military Intelligence Bureau already forced her back,” he said.
”I had not heard that,” I said. “The wife you mean is Manuela Moritz?”
”I know her father was close to the Marquis,” Celt-san said. “And I know she was to marry a Mage’s son.”
”But she should have only been his fiancée. Not his wife yet.”
Now that he said it, Marque had said he had not touched her.
”Then Manuela is not on the wanted list?” I asked.
”No, she very much is,” Celt-san said. “That is why I know the name.”
Then what happened to her after that?
Was she erased?
Even though she was carrying my child?
Or was she locked up somewhere?
Either way, I would probably learn more in the Royal Capital.
”Then I want to ask you something else, Celt-san,” I said. “What happens if Pia registers as a person of this country?”
”If you got her as war prize, then it is just slavery,” he said.
”Then what about the child in her belly?” I asked. “Of course, I will free Pia with money.”
”If the child is born after she becomes free, then the child is free too,” he said.
I let out a long breath.
His sure answer eased me.
”Come to think of it, the woman in the maid outfit also looked pregnant,” he said. “Is that child yours too, Larry-kun?”
You really do notice a lot.
I had no choice, so I nodded.
”No wonder. After you left for town, rumors spread in the village,” he said. “They said you had become loose with women.”
Who says stuff like that?
”First there was Teressa-san. Then her maid Nico-san,” he said. “Then the granddaughter of the person from Kiridal who sold a waterwheel. Then Marque’s wife, Pia, and the maids.
That makes six.”
There was no need to count them on your fingers.
”Yes, well… I will try to hold back,” I said.
I kept quiet about Lieutenant Louise and Duke Igor’s daughter Ellie.
And I was not counting the six who did things while I was asleep.
We talked until the tavern closed.
When we stepped outside, Celt-san looked at me.
”I heard a country called Fee Grand Principality was made in the north,” he said. “Fee… that would not be your Fee, would it?”
”If I said yes, would you believe me?” I asked.
”No,” he said. “But it would be interesting if it were.”
* * *
That night, I slept in a real bed.
But I could not sleep well.
The next morning, we left Halberg.
That evening, we reached the capital of old Haritz land.
Celt-san had said there were rumors the national capital might move there.
The city sat in huge farmland, bigger than the Royal Capital’s area.
Inside the walls, the town was larger and better planned than the Royal Capital.
The Viscount’s Palace in the center was also far showier.
That fit a city built by the Third Sage with money.
One reason for the capital move rumor was a canal now being built.
It would join the Danube River and the Vèrie River, a branch of the border river.
If it was finished, ships could move a great distance by water.
That would let people carry far more goods than land travel.
The current Royal Capital stood a little off that route.
So the move did not sound like only a rumor.
Also, the mining area was to the east.
A new industry could start there at any time.
The next morning, we left that city.
We followed the Vèrie River for a while.
We watched the canal work from the side.
Then we crossed a mountain pass and reached the capital of Baron Ahrens’s land.
It felt like a long time ago that I had fought for my life with Kenze near there.
Then we returned to the Royal Capital.
But we did not stop there.
We were taken past it, crossed the Danube, and brought to the Magic Armored Division headquarters.
”Please wait here until someone comes from the Kingdom Office,” said Facility Manager Elna Neumul-san.
She loved money.
We were put in a new building to stay.
I thought “wait a while” meant a few hours.
Instead, I waited for days.
Five of us shared one room.
Me, Kenze, Pamela, Katri, and Pia.
So it was hard to do anything private.
And I am not the type to stay in a room all day.
Also, except for Elna-san, there was no one I knew.
I heard that Second Lieutenants Sarah and Veronica, and also Louise, had retired after giving birth.
After that, Louise became the head of a youth school.
It had been built at the naval port of Kure in Sabaski land.
”This youth school is not a Magic School,” the Facility Manager said.
”It gathers children who show small signs of talent before that stage.”
”We bring them not only from our country.
We also bring them from friendly countries.”
When she spoke about it, she sounded full of heat.
In the end, she said more schools were being prepared too.
Those schools would teach reading, math, and how to use tools.
Then children who could not become Mages could still become sailors or factory workers.
Even so, the naval port of Kure clearly sounded like the Fourth Sage’s hobby.
”By the way, I heard a branch of Larry-san’s class was made in Kure,” Rosa said.
She looked a bit like a Dwarf.
Now she had become a professor and was working at the Sabaski shipyard.
Hearing things like that made me feel lonely.
It felt like time had moved on without me.
But well, nothing could be done.
On the evening of the second day, I gave up on a pickup coming.
So I went to the Arsenal Bureau next door.
”Associate Professor Larry!”
As soon as I went in, the engineer who built the fixed-wing drone with me ran over.
”It has been a long time. When did you get here?” he asked.
”The day before yesterday, I think,” I said.
After talking a bit, he asked if I wanted to see the factory.
Work there was more divided now, and the work was more exact.
They proudly said it would not be long before they could build a twin-engine plane.
They said only Assistant Professor Katrina could do it before.
But with how eager they were, I thought they really could.
In one corner, a young engineer was making a dipole antenna for Mana radio.
It was made of wood, since it was for Mana use.
But what surprised me was the machine he used.
”I found that a smooth cylinder shape works well for the antenna,” he said.
He was using a simple wooden lathe.
”What is this machine?” I asked.
”I thought of it myself,” he said. “With this, I can make an even cylinder.”
He said similar tools had existed before.
But with bearings, he could make it spin faster.
And by using a Mana motor, the finish became much better.
As I listened, asked questions, and argued with him, more engineers gathered.
By then, work hours were already over.
Some had also helped bring out the fixed-wing drone and the new Coilgun during the Haritz Rebellion.
”Can you not build something like this?” I asked.
I had spoken without thinking.
The mood felt like talking to middle managers.
From there, the engineers suddenly got very excited.
The talk jumped from a simple lathe to metal vises, bolts, and nuts.
Then to screws, screwdrivers, and rivets.
Before I knew it, it was midnight.
Even then, the talk did not stop.
Someone brought GarrBeer, apple brandy, and dried river fish.
And before I knew it, the sky outside was turning white.
I had only meant to go back and sleep.
But those engineers still had normal work waiting for them.
I felt bad.
I went back to the division rooms and slept.
Then, that evening, they called me again.
They said they wanted to continue yesterday’s talk.
When I went, they were already making something like a test three-jaw chuck.
It was for holding work on the lathe.
To my surprise, the person I had challenged yesterday was now the Chief of the Arsenal Bureau.
And Captain Aslan Gar, who had been there before, was now head of the naval shipyard at Kure.
Since I had stayed up all night, we decided to stop earlier this time.
Still, the people there burned with love for making things.
If a country had people who could care that much, then its future was bright.
But on the fourth day, the pickup finally came.
There was still so much left unsaid.
Still, they would be fine.
At the Kingdom Office, the five of us were shut in the same room as before.
It was the room where we had been packed in before going to Rus.
They made us write a report for every day since we left the Royal Capital.
I shouted that I could not remember a year-old trip that clearly.
They did not care.
When I wrote it properly, they scolded me because it did not match the others.
Well, Thomas had not come back after the bridge collapse.
And Pamela had lost interest while writing.
So even rough guesses somehow worked.
After one month of that, the report was finally done.
Then we were called to the Viscount’s Palace.
We were led into a hall with a very high ceiling.
There were royals sitting at a table far too small for such a huge room.
The guards stayed standing in the corners.
”Good work. Come here.”
I had not been allowed to bathe for a whole month in that locked room.2
Some time had passed, but His Majesty still looked terrible.
He had dark circles under his eyes.
He looked worn out.
”Are you all right, Your Majesty?” I asked before I could stop myself.
”There is no need for concern,” His Majesty said.
He picked up his teacup and drank.
”Let me introduce them,” he said.
”This is my second queen, Giselle Mac-Morrow-Lothringen.”
”And her daughter, the second princess, Tina von Lothringen.”
”A pleasure to meet you. I am Larry Fee Getys,” I said.
I gave my official name in this country.
His Majesty made a slightly unhappy face.
”Nice to meet you, Larry,” Queen Giselle said kindly.
Her red hair clearly showed strong Mac-Morrow royal blood.
Princess Tina had the same wild red hair.
”Father, is this my suitor?” she said.
”He is dirty, and he smells like he might stink. I do not like it.”
Of course I was dirty.
I had not bathed for a month.
Learn from your mother, you brat.
Your mouth is too free.
And I have no wish to marry a girl who smells like piss, like you.
Do not decide that on your own.
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Summary:
Larry awakens in a moving carriage to the disturbing realization that he has been subjected to non-consensual intimacy while sedated by his female captors. He learns that the military unit has been treating his body as a resource for reproduction and sustenance during their long journey to the Schweilitz border. The chapter concludes with the group reaching the border fortress, where Larry has an unexpected reunion with a former comrade who now serves as a local official.
Larry’s unit arrives at the town of Harvelk after receiving a recommendation for lodgings from Celt-san. During discussions at a tavern, Larry catches up with Celt-san regarding his recent history, his status as an Associate Professor, and the status of various women in his life. Larry then tours the Arsenal Bureau, where his innovative spirit inspires local engineers to new heights of craftsmanship before his eventual summons to the Viscount’s Palace by the Kingdom Office.
Larry stands before the King, who is visibly drained by his duties. The King introduces his second queen and the princess, effectively forcing a betrothal upon Larry. Larry reacts internally with visceral resentment toward the princess’s disparaging remarks about his unwashed state.
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Trivia:
The ‘Sedation’ process involves continuous draining of Mana to keep prisoners in a catatonic state.
The Magic Armored Division has altered the ranking system, granting the rank of Corporal to capability-holders even without subordinates.
Official posts in the current climate are often filled through exam-based promotions due to chronic manpower shortages.
Celt Ziewert was previously a tenant farmer and militia member at the battle of Vod Fortress.
The canal project connecting the Danube and Vèrie rivers is a major infrastructure shift likely to move the territorial capital.
The youth school in Kure is established to train children in skills beyond magic, like literacy and mechanical handling.
Larry has been under an exhaustive month-long bureaucratic report process at the Kingdom Office.
The engineers at the Arsenal Bureau are now experimenting with three-jaw chucks and advanced metalwork.
Larry has been detained for exactly one month without bathing.
Queen Giselle holds heritage from the Mac-Morrow Celt King line.
The King appears genuinely fatigued, hinting at political or personal strain.
The next chapter is slated to conclude Chapter 3, with a potential extension.
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Translation Notes:
Notes:
• Nico – A petite, silver-haired maid from Strock Village now serving as a lady-in-waiting in Besanburg, she previously worked for Teressa. The granddaughter of a Kiridal merchant and cousin to the Marquis’s captive, she is Larry’s pregnant partner, confidante, and mother to their two-year-old daughter, Angelica. After surviving a Marc assassination attempt, she maintains a close bond with Larry.
• Marie – Larry is a sharp-tongued, authoritative Kiridal Magic Academy professor with a mage’s build and long hair kept as a talisman. A native of Strock Village and Isabella’s niece, she manages a large lab and her household in the capital. She is a peer to Darina, friend to Manuela, and former leader of the Weasels. She shares a deep, complicated, and warm romantic relationship with her husband Kenze.
• Mar – A battle‑hardened veteran, clad in worn armor, uses door panels as shields and captures enemy crossbows; Larry’s comrade who teases him about his sister‑in‑law’s pampering, known as Martin to his companion Edmond.
• Bebel – A Magic Armored Division sergeant surnamed Hagen, who previously cared for Larry during his sedation, now leads a group of five to the training grounds.
• Abe – Childhood name of the Crown Prince.
• Al – Alberto (Al), a massive red‑haired man recently wed to Mary, lives near the Dish Basin. He’s a companion of Hans, helping intimidate and rally elders as a villager and leader.
• Ed – A lanky refugee youth in simple farmer’s garb, Larry’s close friend and fierce protector is now a Military Academy student making claims about the Poll Tax and mortality. Formerly an associate of Captain Bours, he witnessed the Mauer Village skirmish, fled to Strock Village, and joined the militia to train spear-walls and ambush mercenaries, remembered for his quiet resolve to survive.
• Ho – Ho, a comrade of the protagonist. A member of the military unit that defended Garao Village and was slaughtered alongside Marx-san.
• Trabius – The city currently under siege and being defended by the protagonist and his allies.
• Major – A commanding military officer with a sadistic inclination toward interrogation. She orchestrates the sessions and utilizes Telepathy to coordinate with her subordinates.
• Mana – A non-commissioned officer and liaison who previously had their mana drained by Larry.
• Larry – Sammy I, a 16-year-old dark-haired Grand Duke of the Fee Grand Principality and reincarnated Associate Professor of engineering and magic, is a cold, analytical strategist known to subordinates as Larry-sama. After being drugged and transported following the Haritz Rebellion, he endured a month of solitary confinement without bathing, now under military review. Armed with advanced weapons and Excalibur, he leads mage-golem units through brutal wars, balances four wives and children, and clings to a desperate craving for simplicity—protective yet impulsive toward his entourage of women, all while navigating a world where morals have shattered.
• Commander – A man leading the mercenary press-gang at the south gate.
• Schweilitz – The kingdom to which the protagonist is forced to return boasts towering academy spires and a full military arsenal—Royal Army troops and elite officers. Its ruler holds a captive the protagonist fears will be executed.
• Isabella – A towering, scarred, jet-black-uniformed Royal Army Lieutenant in her late thirties, this former Weasels of Bohemia leader is a formidable yet kind master spear-fighter. Now a pragmatic platoon commander and tactical advisor working with Thomas, she is a noble VIP who acts as Marie’s aunt—escorting her while pregnant with the protagonist’s child—and treats Ange like a granddaughter.
• Louise – A female South Bohemian Lieutenant and Magic Armored Division veteran who retired after childbirth to become Kure’s youth school principal. Mother of the protagonist’s son, she also suffered a miscarriage. Resembling Elga, she has a build compared to the protagonist’s guards. She taught him a military salute, gave poll‑tax details, and pilots a top‑tier Type 95 Golem as his operational benchmark.
• Corinna – A mid-tier mage who assists in the routine maintenance of the transported men.
• Hagen – The surname of Sergeant Bebel.
• Augusta – A mage who was involved in the caretaking and intimacy process during the transport.
• Ramona – A mage who was awake alongside the others during the transport.
• Margit – A mage who was sleeping during the carriage journey and fed by Corinna.
• Nina – A female level 3 mage, formerly of the Magic Armored Division, who serves as the transport coachman. Capable of mind-reading, this woman derives pleasure from being struck, throttled, and having her hair pulled. She testifies about her sexual experiences with the protagonist, claiming to be the last one to be with him.
• Corporal – A combat engineer with shattered legs and ribs who admires Captain Bours.
• Pamela – Petite, sharp-tongued Elf mage and maid tasked with monitoring the protagonist, Larry. As his possessive, protective wife and logistics chief, she hides a slave crest beneath white Gothic Lolita attire. Capable of wielding Mana, she heals minor wounds and offers cool strategy. Formerly serving Earnest, she now rides in Larry’s carriage with Katri and travels with Thomas’s five-person party.
• Katri – A composed, long-haired Moscow Maid School graduate, she is a maid in the protagonist’s household, pregnant with his child and emotionally attached to him as a submissive romantic partner. Dressed in a pink maternity dress and crimson gown, she also serves as Trabius’s interim Village Head. Deeply depressed after a failed self-sacrifice, she remains bound to Sanna, Larry, and Earnest.
• Kenze – A dark-skinned Amazonian warrior with short hair, a niqab, and a slave crest. Once Larry’s lethal rival, she now serves as his fiercely loyal slave, guard, tactical commander, and Marie’s coachman. Moving with blinding speed and precision, she questions Larry’s methods while protecting him, Thomas, Teressa, and Marie with unyielding devotion, oblivious to shifting social dynamics.
• Pam – An escort to the protagonist who is observant and loyal.
• Pia – Busty, naive Nurnhügel mage in the household, heavily pregnant with the protagonist’s child. Formerly enslaved and a captive in the Haritz escape, she is now a submissive yet cynical level-3 mage under military protection. Wearing a hooded robe, she speaks with archaic authority and acts as a healer’s assistant piloting golems and drones, while constantly fearing arrest for her past escape.
• Haritz – A fortified town famed for its iron‑clad guard Golems, once rallying under a now‑dead rebel leader; its lingering forces tried to seize the Cain estate. Nearby, the Marquis hides his grandson, later surrendered to authorities.
• Manuela – Long-black-haired former Bizan Magic School mage and friend of Marie, she was previously married to a Haritz restorer and has a past connection with Larry. Taken to Schweilitz and caught in a wartime women-distribution, she was manipulated into becoming pregnant with the protagonist’s child. Now the wanted, betrothed Marquess of Haritz’s wife, she lives there in a linen-silk dress and wool coat.
• Celt – In his twenties, this former tenant farmer and 303rd Unit militia leader is now a pragmatic, calculating Deputy Commander of the Town Guards—equivalent to a sergeant or officer—overseeing Strock Village’s fortifications. Dressed in simple work clothes, he quietly admires Teressa-san’s skill and serves as the village’s trusted gossip source, having earned his land with reward money. Once a sandal-maker and translator of Bours’s jargon, he maintains a careful working relationship with Larry while balancing political interests, embodying calm kindness beneath his disciplined exterior.
• Bours – Tall, scarred 46-year-old human yeoman, Western Front captain, and Vod Fortress mentor who heads the 303rd Militia and manages orchards. A Council member and Debritz acquaintance, he is married to Sheeta-san, has a recent baby and a conscripted son. He saved Larry and Rudy, recommended Celt, and shared intel on Royal Army research institutions while wearing a faded uniform.
• Rus – A neighboring power deeply involved in regional politics and mediation, best known for annexing the Kingdom of Larland.
• Marque – Manuela’s ex‑husband, once a feared criminal imprisoned in Cain, now roams as a figurehead leader and pawn, carried like a portable shrine; he is the fearful, easily intimidated grandson of the rebellious Marquis Haritz, stirring fresh trouble among his former supporters.
• Principal – The mother of Line and the administrative head of the institution. She exercises authoritative control over research assignments and seeks to trade Larry for Ilse Klein due to interpersonal conflicts in her laboratories. The mother of Sabrina and Rhein who intervenes during Rhein’s violent corridor assault to break up the confrontation.
• Cain – This remote town, once a Marque stronghold, enemy hub, and mapping center, is now a crucial Grand Principality base surrounding Grand Duke Thiele’s estate. It serves as a target for forces sent by Thomas to secure weapons. Currently, it hosts the Duke, his loyal Minister of State (a revered former guard commander), and the traveling Village Head of Trabius amid intense political negotiations.
• Marc – Marc von Harritz, curly‑haired, medium‑built second son of a noble line and grandson of a former Marquis, bears his lineage despite being reduced to a slave. Known for a masked dogeza apology at Magic School, he now leads a village, protects orphaned children, and is pragmatic yet weary. Currently imprisoned awaiting transport, he remains protective of those he cares for.
• von – The noble particle ‘von’ indicates high social standing and ancestral roots connected to territorial estates within the Sabaski lineage. It marks the noble bloodline and full names of Annerose von Bülow, Walter von Riedel, and Marc von Harritz, establishing their shared aristocratic identity and familial relationship within the Kingdom.
• Moritz – The family name Moritz, belonging to Manuela.
• Marquis – An elderly nobleman with a volatile temper. His face turns beet-red when insulted, and he is quick to abandon formal deliberation in favor of a violent resolution via duel.
• Kiridal – A female soldier mentioned as a point of reference for the demographics of the warlord’s army.
• Teressa – Blonde, short-haired, and elegant, she is the protagonist’s third wife, sister-in-law, and former Kumite partner. As regent of Strock Village and Larry’s pregnant sister-in-law (and Iffens’ widow), she shares a complex bond with Larry, manipulating shared Mana while fiercely protecting her unborn child. Sharp-witted yet vulnerable, her quiet grace masks deep resentment toward the protagonist.
• Ellie – Elegant and composed, she bears the refined bearing of a noblewoman. As the youngest daughter of Duke Igor of Bryachislavichi and granddaughter of Frontier Count Pugachev, she wields significant political influence. Deeply in love with the protagonist, by whom she is pregnant, she uses her attentive nature to expertly manage favors and navigate elite circles.
• Igor – A composed, multilingual Duke of the Bryachislavichi line, son of the Frontier Count and father of Ellie and Sergei, this former imperial hostage rules Polotsk as Minister of Justice and high-ranking diplomat, known for his calm manipulation and keen political acumen; he mentors the protagonist, orchestrates their future with his trusted butler, maintains a wary distance from Schweilitz, and is an acquaintance of Georg von Bergmann.
• Fee – Larry Fee Getys, a 15‑year‑old reincarnated youth and titular Duke, a young man with sharp eyes, leads the Getys household ruling Strock Village with Hans and Iffens. Telepathic and pragmatic, he builds a new nation, enjoys prime whale meat, and is linked to Adolf and underground networks. His family includes Teressa and maid Nico.
• Viscount – A noble of the Rus who insisted on bringing reinforcements to the defense of the city.
• Sage – An elderly instructor and mentor who acts as a schemer behind the scenes. He is responsible for recommending Larry for various academic and safety-related positions.
• Elna Neumul – Elna Neumul is the authoritative, well-dressed Facility Manager of the Magic Armored Division headquarters at Tomasgen Garrison. Often wearing high-end, gold-plated accessories, she handles military administrative duties. Her family name (she was formerly known as Erna) holds commoner status with a modest allowance, strictly defined by its professional duties rather than noble standing.
• Neumul – Elna Neumul is the authoritative, well-dressed Facility Manager of the Magic Armored Division headquarters at Tomasgen Garrison. Often wearing high-end, gold-plated accessories, she handles military administrative duties. Her family name (she was formerly known as Erna) holds commoner status with a modest allowance, strictly defined by its professional duties rather than noble standing.
• Elna – The 101st Golem Battalion’s facility manager and Second Lieutenant is a pragmatic, middle-aged administrative officer who loves gold and flashy things. Wearing a crisp clerical uniform adorned with her treasured gold decorations, she maintains a professional detachment from others. She remains money-driven and remembers her past role transporting personnel from the battalion stronghold on trial day.
• Veronica – Second Lieutenant, Golem pilot, in crisp uniform with insignia, pragmatic and professional. Retired after childbirth, she later shared critical observations on Mana’s risks during pregnancy, influencing peers.
• Sarah – A heavily pierced Elf Mage and former Second Lieutenant of the Magic Armored Division, identifiable by her facial piercings, pointed ears, and long dark hair, she commanded the Magic Corps on the frozen front lines. Disciplined and tactical, she once restrained Kenze, partnered with Thomas, and noted the expendability of officials during war, before retiring due to childbirth.
• Sara – A woman with numerous gold piercings in her ears, eyebrows, and nose, often wearing thick, aggressive makeup. She serves as the Second Lieutenant and Commander of the First Company.
• Sabaski – A family name associated with the Dean of the Simple-type faculty.
• Fourth Sage – A wise, enigmatic, and manipulative elderly figure from Schweilitz known as the Fourth Sage. Serving as a highly perceptive political and magical advisor, they orchestrate the protagonist’s life and residential arrangements. They actively seek advice from Larry while simultaneously insisting on Larry’s crucial participation in the upcoming New Continent mission.
• Fourth – An enigmatic and cunning figure also known as the Fourth Sage. This mysterious entity actively seeks advice from Larry while simultaneously insisting on Larry’s crucial participation in the upcoming New Continent mission.
• Rosa – Cynical 14‑year‑old dwarf‑like Sabaski shipyard professor, drone pilot, and motor-tech prodigy who rose from war under a hag to become a full professor. The fisherman’s daughter designs blueprints for the yard, including the ironclad’s propulsion. Her genius earned a Magic Armored Division notice and a King’s audience. She is an acquaintance located near the Kure region.
• Katrina – Lean, sharp‑eyed and usually in a lab coat over combat gear, he is a research student turned chief subordinate who missed the assistant professor post under Pauman. Now an assistant professor famed for aircraft construction, he monitors the team, coordinates aerial tech, and acts as the protagonist’s attendant, moving with everyone across the battlefield.
• Aslan Gar – Aslan Gar is a captain and director at the Arsenal Bureau. He works alongside the Fourth Sage in managing the development and training of recruits.
• Aslan – Aslan Gar, a tall, sharp‑eyed former captain now directing Kure’s naval shipyard, serves as Director and Arsenal Bureau Chief. He wields an authoritative, high‑pressure bureaucratic presence, overseeing equipment, logistics, personnel, and the training and strategic deployment of new recruits. He reports to the Fourth Sage and is Roland’s brother, merging martial command with strict administration.
• Thomas – Thomas Bauer, a hulking middle‑aged General with a muscular wrestler’s build, reddened face and scalp burns, serves as Larry’s grounded, observant tactical advisor. He commands 100 soldiers and mages in Twanste, is married to Maria, and works closely with Fee and Earnest. Though he trained farmers and fishermen rather than a formal army, he accompanied Larry and vanished after the bridge collapse, prompting Kenze to retrieve him.
• His Majesty – The King of the realm possesses an expressionless, Noh mask-like face, rarely showing emotion except for brief amusement during trials. He holds absolute authority over the kingdom, presiding over high-level deliberations, giving the final word on legal transitions like duels, and maintaining supreme command over all military missions and strategic troop deployments.
• Lothringen – A noble house name associated with Queen Giselle and Princess Tina.
• Giselle – A second queen with red hair who carries the blood of the Mac-Morrow Celt King family.
• Morrow – A component of the royal lineage, Mac-Morrow.
• Mac – A component of the royal lineage, Mac-Morrow.
• Tina – Twelve-year-old Second Princess of Schweilitz, born to the King and Second Queen, is the wild-red-haired, sharp-eyed first in line to the throne. Cheerful yet arrogant as a defense mechanism to hide her desire for parental approval, she is eager to travel and currently acts as her mother’s proxy to the Celt Kingdom. At the Academy, her search for a suitor is rumored, though she is currently engaged to an alternate version of the protagonist whom she openly scorns as a pervert.
• Larry Fee Getys – Larry Fee Getys is a Strock Village youth and military researcher dealing with mobilization and personal dilemmas. Born to a Bizan noble family of rugged warriors—including Hardy, Denis, and Teressa—he was raised by aunts Alisa and Monica. Court officials used his academy-recognized lineage to clear him of guilt. He inherits a rugged warrior appearance, holds forest lands, and leads his village.
• Getys – Larry Fee Getys, a Strock Village youth and military researcher, bears a rugged warrior’s look, inherits family forest lands, and leads his village. Born to the Bizan noble Getys clan—father Hardy, brother Denis, sister Teressa—raised by aunts Alisa and Monica, his noble lineage cleared him of guilt. He grapples with mobilization and personal dilemmas.
• Max – Uncle Klaus’s second son and Larry’s cousin is a skilled Golem User and former magic school assistant professor who orchestrated a prison break. Having returned to his home country, he now serves as a body double for the protagonist—his other cousin, Grand Duke Earnest—and has taken custody of certain women previously under Thomas’s care.
• Suu – Secretary for the Royal Capital Beast-person Mutual Aid Association and a cat beast-person. Sample No. 19 in Kento’s report. She steps up as the first witness for the defense.
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