God Is A Game Designer 148 C146 - The Princess

both knew the price that dedicated to the destruction of an entire fleet like this, mages of this power level could cost something in the region of a whole city states worth of income for just a display as this.

"Well, sir, we're a rather simple people. I hope you can accept our help as we are not able to give you monetary gains, at least not at this time."

The Admiral spoke with a smile coming onto his old face, though Nathan would nod as the group quickly moved this conversation inside as the other sailors continued to stare before going back to work.

Inside the cabin, all three sat in the captain's quarters which was used by the Admiral. The sensitive nature of the group was countered only slightly by Nathan's apparent lack of understanding of their feelings.

Before anyone could get into the meat of the discussion, a loud stomping noise came from outside the door. Everyone else had a rather grim face except for Nathan, who was still unaware of the little monster coming through the door.

The door slammed open, a young woman entering into the room with the face of a slapped gorilla as she looked slightly annoyed. The woman was roughly 5'6, long blonde hair with a royal beauty kind of look through the scowl and stubborn look made it less so.

As she came into the room, robes flowing as she held a staff, clearly a magic apprentice of some type as well.

The last item was a pair of small elven ears on the woman; it was clear she was maybe something close to a half breed elf?

"Admiral!"

The little girl demanded rather than spoke, her eyes full of confidence, pride and a very toxic att.i.tude.

It was almost like she was a princess Nathan thought with a smirk coming onto his lips.

"Princess." the other two members, bowed respectfully and nodded.

's.h.i.+t' Nathan thought.

It only took the Princess a few moments before her eyes turned to the somewhat homeless looking man sitting across from the Admiral and Kerha. She quickly turned her body towards the man, her eyes noticing that the man had not even paid any proper respect.

She had noticed something different, and it was almost like this man was disgusted with her. She would have to put him in his place.

"Worm, why have you not paid respect for your future queen."

She began, speaking in a high and mighty tone. Kerha was about to rattle to try and defuse the situation but was silenced by the old hand of Admiral Sebast, his grin growing as he wanted to watch the fireworks.

Nathan had noticed the movement of the Admiral, groaning at the sly old fox.

"I'm Second Princess, Felicia Teelathy of the Joined Kingdoms of Kalisa. You should bow your head and beg for forgiveness. I'm a generous and merciful G.o.ddess."

She began to laugh in a typically spoilt brat tone, hand to her mouth as she was looking down on Nathan.

It seemed both Kerha and Sebast looked slightly stunned at all of these words flying out of the woman's mouth. They slowly turned the head to the man who seemed to be taking this all in stride.

Nathan stared at the woman for a moment, the smile growing on his lips before he slowly leaned back in his chair as he began to chuckle.

"Future queen, you are a second princess... please check yourself on that one."

His laughter was growing as he dismissed the woman before continuing.

"I've met actual G.o.ds in this world; you are not even close to them," he said gently as his head shook, he turned his body away from the woman and back to the group.

Felicia felt her face growing hot, anger rising in her as the two others did nothing to stem the words coming from his mouth. Usually, any level headed person would know that something was wrong with this, but the rage was the ultimate blinders.

Felicia felt a cold sweat rising across her as she raised her hands, pointing both her palms towards the man, she had decided to teach him a lesson. She had just become a Tier two mage. She would show the power of someone who wielded such power at her age.

"Oh spirits of the world, hear my call. Gather the wind together and force this one back!"

As she chanted, the wind began to gather into a ball, taking almost five full seconds before it was rapidly forced into the direction of Nathan who seemed to remain calm and collected.

As the wind approached, it seemed like the entire ball of forced magical air was stopped, spinning in the air as it forcefully stopped itself. Nathan turned his gaze towards the ma.s.sive ball before it began to s.h.i.+ft, change and almost cower to the man's gaze.

As soon as it had approached, the ball quickly returned itself. It was faster, stronger and even seemed to be angry with a slightly red glow to the spell. It smashed against the Princess who flopped, slamming against the wall with a loud crunch as the wooden wall of the s.h.i.+p blocked the Princess from merely flying out into the open sea.
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Silence

Absolute Silence.

It took a few minutes before Sebast stood. "I will tend to the Princess, Kerha, please keep our guest entertained while I go look after the Princesses Inju... Needs." He said as he did not want to add anymore smoke to this fire.

After a few moments, only Nathan and Kerha were left in the room.

Kerha felt her body s.h.i.+ver in fear. The man had caused a magical spell to rebound against its owner. The part that confused her was the simple fact that she saw no magical energy used by the man she had a rare magical sight thanks to her family's line.

Most people had a colour which was representative of the school of magic they could use. Nathan, on the other hand, had only a deep dark void. It was endless and bottomless.

Most people absorbed the magical currents around them. If they had elemental air as a magical representative, then they would absorb that power in the air. Nathan, on the other hand, did not consume anything. Instead, he forced out all those same magical powers.

It looked like he created magic instead of absorbed it.

She had one burning question in her mind, one she would never actually dare speak.

"Who are you?"