Holy Grail War? Dragon Ball War

"Sebastian, thank you for coming to my rescue earlier."

"It was Albedo's fault for losing her composure in front of Ainz Ooal Gown."

"Even the Guardian Steward should not be so disrespectful to you."

That was an unforgivable act of rudeness!

Sitting in the arranged room, Suzuki Satoru looked at Sebastian, who was standing respectfully, and expressed his gratitude.

As ordinary humans, the pressure of facing alien species is much greater than we imagine.

If Ainz hadn't specifically given him an item to resist mental suppression, he probably would have been too intimidated to move forward the moment he entered the throne.

Humans are more fragile than he imagined.

I never imagined that NPCs and my own character coming to life would have such a powerful presence during the game.

In the past, he would have been very happy, excited, and proud.

But right now, I can only say that I have very mixed feelings.

It felt like being hit on the head with a boomerang.

"Sebastian, is it really impossible for you to help me?"

"I know this may be difficult, but I still hope you can do your part."

"I don't want to kidnap them in the name of 'Tachimi'," Suzuki Satoru asked again.

"I'm sorry, Lord Ainz and Lord Momonga, I can't make a choice."

Upon hearing this, Sebastian lowered his head and spoke in a very heavy tone.

Both sides are supreme beings.

If disagreements arise during this period, how should the guardian act?

Sebastian tried hard to recall the times he had spent with the Supremes in the past.

Perhaps we can only watch from the sidelines?

On one side is Lord Ainz, the ruler of death.

On the other side is Ainz Ooal Gown, a human.

Caught between these two options, Sebastian was not having an easy time.

If it could, it would rather not know that secret.

Sebastian, who seemed shrewd, showed unusual hesitation here.

Instinct and thought made it feel that it only needed to obey Lord Ainz.

But his ideals and inner feelings leaned towards Lord Ainz.

(This is also a shortcoming of the NPCs.)

(A setting buried deep within the soul)

(That's why it's so contradictory.)

Since he wasn't immediately rejected, Suzuki Satoru knew that Sebastian wasn't lying.

The other person genuinely seemed troubled and conflicted.

Obey the commands of the Supreme Being.

Therefore, when the supreme beings have conflicts, the Creator will definitely take precedence.

But at that very moment, "Tachimi" was not there...

Sebastian thus lost his "backbone" and wavered between instinct and his inner thoughts.

As one of the few dragonkin with a high justice value in the Great Tomb of Nazarick, it is not as cruel and ruthless as its other colleagues.

Suzuki Satoru was well aware of this.

Because Sebastian was influenced by the Creator "Tachimi," he always acted in His style.

How can you call yourself strong if you don't help the weak?

It is this viewpoint and belief that leads Sebastian to often take actions to help the weak.

Therefore, it was somewhat puzzled by the idea among the various guardians that "humans and demi-humans are weaklings who should be trampled on."

In some cases, the relationship with Demiurge was the most strained in the entire Great Tomb of Nazarick.

I dislike despicable people and I don't like getting close to them.

Sebastian is not portrayed as gentle, but rather as "naive".

For this reason, Suzuki Satoru decided to approach it.

Because he knew very well that, apart from Sebastian, there was no other NPC in the entire Great Tomb of Nazarick who might turn against him.

Even Albel's sister Nicoleid is not an option.

In fact, even before the Dragon Ball War began, Sebastian had already been intentionally placed in an "isolated" position.

Because at that time, Ainz had already planned to establish a nation and had taken significant steps.

What is needed is no longer Sebastian the dragon who helps the weak, but Demiurge and others who can invade the world without hesitation.

Perhaps it doesn't want to think about it that way, but just pretends to be indifferent.

The appearance of Suzuki Satoru forced it to confront the issue.

But the mighty Sebastian was unable to make a decision.

"Well, it's okay."

"Even if you don't help me, just stay like this."

"This may also be a path."

Having no choice, such a cowardly act would surely invite ridicule, yet the Momonga-sama before him accepted it so gently.

It wasn't hypocrisy or empty talk, but rather a conversation with a sense of relief.

(Even with Sebastian's help, they couldn't fight against the entire Great Tomb of Nazarick.)

(It's best to keep it out of this mess.)

To be honest, Suzuki Satoru just wanted to have as much say as possible.

As a Servant, Ainz has become increasingly receptive to his own words.

Rather, his existence might, to some extent, become an obstacle.

It wouldn't be surprising if he were "killed" at any time.

Looking at the Command Seals on the back of his hand, he hoped the other person wouldn't go to such an extreme.

"By the way, Sebastian."

"Yes?"

Just as Sebastian was about to leave, he suddenly heard shouts coming from behind him.

It turned around and immediately saw Suzuki Satoru, who was getting up and stretching, smiling as he said something.

"After that, I tried to persuade Ainz to let you go out."

"go out?"

“Outside the Great Tomb of Nazarick.”

Sebastian found it strange that he didn't understand what the other person meant.

Given the current state of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, where everyone is on high alert, how could they possibly allow the guardians to leave without permission?

Lord Momonga's idea is a bit unrealistic.

And why would they send me out? Are they going to carry out some kind of mission?

"Don't worry, I'm a member of the Supreme Beings, I'll definitely get him to agree."

Although he didn't know the reason for the other party's stubbornness, this was the only answer Sebastian could give.

"Yes"

.........

"did you find it?"

Sitting on his throne, Ainz looked at Demiurge, who was giving a report, and asked.

"Although the detection skills cannot observe it, by following its trail, we found that it had recently returned to Ye Pespel."

"If you want to know more detailed information, it's best to ask someone else."

Demiurge bowed and responded respectfully.

"Well, if the skills and magic used for investigation are ineffective, then we really can only inquire with humans."

Hearing this, Ainz's thoughts became quite clear.