The young warrior thought he heard Tatar wrong.

“...Help them and make them a temporary place to stay. And we’ll have to bring the remaining food from the village.”

The authority of the executives came from the king, Lakrak. The warriors followed Tatar’s order without complaining.

The Astacidea leader thanked Tatar. With the help of the Lizardmen warriors, the Astacidea’s residence was quickly completed. And as the Lizardmen warriors distributed food, the Astacideas were relieved and showed goodwill.

The Astacidea leader introduced himself as Lubo and said to Tatar, “You said your name was Tatar, right? Thank you very much.”

“Of course, no problem.”

“It’s no problem? Something like this isn’t common for us. When shipwrecked victims are spotted, people take away everything they have and kick them out. There are also many who die.”

“That’s not the case in our country.”

“Oh…”

Lubo seemed touched. Lubo continued to ask Tatar everything he was curious about, and Tatar provided answers to the non-sensitive questions.

“How big is this island?”

“This isn’t an island. If you go north, you need to walk over one hundred days to reach the end of the land, and if you walk west from there, you won’t see the edge even after walking one hundred da...