Epilogue 　 Having completed the trial with the Fairy King Zuba, you have secured his cooperation. 　 The Fairy King, who has lived for six thousand years and is the very concept of steel and weapons, has decided to travel side-by-side with a single human. 　 "Gahahaha! I never thought the day would come where I'd go on a journey with a human." 　 Zuba laughed boisterously as he looked at Guest walking beside him. His silver hair swayed in the wind. With the eight silver fairy wings spread on his back, his figure possessed a majesty truly worthy of the title Fairy King.

"Well, it doesn't look like I'll be bored. The world is in such an uproar. There must still be plenty of interesting things and strong fellows out there." 　 Zuba looked ahead with a look of enjoyment. 　 Thus, the journey of Guest and Zuba began. Across the world, disturbances caused by high-ranking beings never ceased. The two traveled to various regions, confronting rampaging entities—sometimes talking, sometimes showing their strength—and gradually began to calm the world's chaos. 　 During their journey, the two encountered a pair of travelers on a mountain path. 　 One was a young nun with black hair. Walking beside her with a steady pace was a young boy.

"Master! I can walk way faster than this!" 　 "Fufu. There is no need to rush. A journey is not a race, you know." 　 "But you need training to get strong!" 　 "Yes. However, training the body and rushing the heart are two different things." 　 The nun smiled gently and patted the boy's head.

Noticing them, Zuba called out with interest. 　 "Hmm? Travelers in a place like this? How rare." 　 "...Who's that guy?" 　 The boy frowned warily at the sight of Zuba. 　 "Now, now. That's rude, Din." 　 The nun admonished the boy and bowed politely toward the two. 　 "Pardon our intrusion. My name is Gen. This is my disciple, Din." 　 "I'm Din! The man who's gonna be stronger than anyone someday!" 　 "Gahahaha! Thinking big, aren't you, kid! I like that spirit!"

"I'm not a kid! I'm Din!" 　 "Gahahahaha! This is hilarious!" 　 A lively exchange began from the first meeting, and Gen smiled as if troubled.

As they spoke, it became clear that Gen and Din were also on a journey. Gen was traveling through various regions while putting her disciple, Din, through his training. 　 "If you wouldn't mind, would you allow us to accompany you? The road ahead will likely be full of danger. It would be reassuring if we could help each other." 　 "Oh! That sounds excellent! The more people we have, the livelier the trip will be!"

Zuba was completely on board.

"Me too! I want to try fighting even stronger guys!" 　 "Din, you must not recklessly challenge the people we meet on our travels to duels." 　 "I know that!" 　 "I wonder if you really do..." 　 Gen let out a small sigh, yet she laughed as if she were enjoying herself. 　 Thus, Gen and the young Din joined the journey of Guest and Zuba. 　 The Steel Fairy King, the compassionate nun, and the young boy who dreamed of strength. These four, who had walked different paths, would now travel the same road for a time.