Karl observed his surroundings through the perspective of Lilian.
That was Carnia, a nation situated to the northeast of the continent, traditionally considered one of the Eastern Four Kingdoms.
"It seems the climate is a bit colder, and the level of civilization is slightly better than Cyart's, but there is no qualitative difference," he thought.
He knew that Carnia, the strongest among the Eastern Four Kingdoms, was a country with severe hero worship.
Nobles and countless commoners alike, the majority of people venerated Carnia's founding monarch.
Even the observers within the various churches had given that founding king a fairly recognized nickname, "Divine Might Titan."
He silently calculated the time, wanting to know how long Lilian, whom he had sent over, could stay.
Though invisible to anyone, the black mist acted like an intangible tether, existing not just in reality but also in the Spirit Realm.
