"I mean, little ghost, though everyone in Alabastan grew up listening to stories about the protectors, but, uh." An old man with a rosacea nose burped before continuing to speak drunkenly. "No one knows the Patronus better than my old Ander."

"You must know that my ancestors were the first historians of the royal family, and the history of the guardian god is compiled by me now."

……

The drunken old man's mouth was babbling.

And sitting across from his table was Anzi Urgon.

The old Ander in front of him is the person who knows the story of the patron saint best in this country from the intelligence merchant.

Although the drunken old Ander will have more or less exaggerated degrees in his mouth.

……

However, Anzi Ulgong still got some important information from old Ander before he got drunk.

Eight hundred years ago, the Kingdom of Alabastan was at a low point, not to mention the peeping of enemy countries outside, and there were ambitious villains at home, and the country was at a critical juncture.

Two warriors appeared on the sea, a hawk and a kobold, and with their help, Alabastan saved himself from the crisis.

In this way, the Kingdom of Alabastan also made these two warriors the patron saints of the country.

Moreover, it is precisely because of this period of king that every guardian of Alabastan is a jackal fruit ability and a falcon fruit ability.

As soon as each Guardian dies and the fruit reappears on the sea, Alabastan will spend a lot of money to acquire both fruits.

……

"Little ghost, I'm ......" Old Ander was already drunk and collapsed on the table.

But old Ander's mouth was still muttering incessantly.

"How much Bailey." Anziul Gong stood up.

Now that old Ander is drunk, there is no need to continue talking.

"By patronage, the total is 120,000 taels. The guest would have paid 120,000 Baileys. The waiter had a cautious smile on his face, after all, Anziulgong, who was wearing black armor and carrying two large swords on his back, did not look like a good man.

"Okay." Anziul took out 120,000 Baileys from his pocket that he had fastened around his armor waist, handed them to the waiter, and turned and left the tavern.

As for Nabelal, she is now reflecting on it in the hotel.

What's more, Anzi Ulgong is not at ease to hand over this matter of gathering intelligence to Nabelar alone.

In Anzi Urgon's view, with the exception of Sebas and Dimiugos, the attitude of everyone else towards humans is very subtle.

If you are not careful, it may turn from gathering intelligence into a big war.

……

"Lord Ainz, you're back." As soon as Anziulgon stepped into the room, Nabelal greeted Anziurgon respectfully.

"Get up." When the door was closed, Anziulgon reverted to his own form as a magician and removed the mask from his face.

"Yes, Lord Ainz." Nabelal stood up respectfully.

……

"Nephilutali Vivi?" Anzi Urgon's phalanges slowly tapping on the tabletop, and on the table is a photo of Vivi that Anz Urgon bought.

In addition to the news about Perorochino and Urbet, Anzi Urgon had something else to gain.

That's Vivi, every time Vivi and Bell sneak out of the palace.

It is no secret to the inhabitants of Cobra and Albana.

Kobra even acquiesced to Bell, and in Kobra's opinion, going deep into the civilian population would be more conducive to Vivi's growth, just as Vivi had experienced the Klockdal incident before.

However, Kobra would not allow Vivi to go to a dangerous place again.

Otherwise, without Kobra's acquiescence, even Bell would not have taken Vivi in and out of the palace at will.

It was also because of Kobra's orders that Bell usually took Vivi around Albana, and rarely flew out of the city.

It is precisely because of this that Vivi's popularity among civilians is terrifying, not only because of Vivi's performance in the Klockdahl rebellion, but also because of Vivi's experience of civilian life in Albana.

In Albana, there are not many goods related to Vivi, and the most extensive of them are various portraits of Vivi.

"Lord Ainz?" Nabelar asked with some puzzlement as she looked at the picture that Anziulgong had placed on the table, smiling brightly at the blue-haired human.

In Nabelal's opinion, Ainz Urgon had not gone out to gather news about Lord Perorochino and Lord Ulbert Yarien Odel, why did he suddenly bring back a portrait of a female human.

"Nabe, that's what we're aiming for." There was a hint of thought in Anzi Ulgon's eyes. "Ready, we'll go right away,"

"Princess, that's a good target." Anzi Urgon thought in his own heart.

Now that the goal has been determined, Anzi Urgon is ready to wait for Princess Vivi in the city.

After all, although he got the information that Vivi was used to going out, he didn't know the exact time when Vivi appeared, so Anzi Urgon could only take the initiative to wait for Vivi to appear.

"Yes, Lord Ainz."

……

"Your Highness the Princess." Bell waited for Vivi in the park, and saw Kosha following Vivi with a smile on his face.

"And Lord Kosha, are you going to accompany Princess Vivi out of the city this time?" Bell said lightly. "If that's the case, then I'll quit first."

"Where." Kosha said respectfully to Bell. "I'm just accompanying Vivi to meet Master Bell this time."

In the face of Bell's teasing, Kosha had a wry smile on his face.

"Hmph." Vivi stepped on Kosha's feet and walked over to Bell.

"Uncle Bell, leave this guy alone." Vivi's face turned red, remembering what had happened with Kosha in the garden.

"Really? That's a pity, I thought I could take a break now that Kosha-sama had it. There was a hint of meaning in Bell's eyes.

"Uncle Bell, if you don't go, I'll go find Uncle Gaca." Vivi looked at Bell's expression and jumped to her feet.

"Okay, I'll not talk about it." Bell still had a meaningful smile on his face and turned into a falcon form.

"Hmph." Vivi still took the initiative to climb onto Bell's back.

"Then Lord Kosha, let's go first." Bell turned his head to Kosha.

"Let's go, Uncle Bell, don't talk about it." Vivi's hand tugged at the feathers on Bell's back.

"Slow down, Lord Bell, Her Royal Highness Princess Vivi." Kosha said respectfully.