This time, Lance didn't contact Grendel in advance. Previously, it was because the dungeon was closed off from news, so upon emerging, he needed to know the general situation and then plan ahead on the ship.
But now it's unnecessary. The Old Ancestor has been dealt with, and not only the veil over Hamlet but also the sacrificial ritual has disappeared.
The countdown to extinction under human calamity has paused, so no matter what trouble arises in Hamlet, it doesn't matter.
Because he is back, with plenty of time and energy to solve it.
Lance stands at the ship's bow, staring at the boundless sea with a heart full of joy. Nothing makes him happier than taking down that bastard Old Ancestor.
Hamlet's troubles are all rooted in the destruction of his wealthy life by the Old Ancestor, the true culprit...
The Old Ancestor's affairs are countless, and Lance is too lazy to complain about a dead man. What's more important now is to organize the spoils of taking down the Old Ancestor.
