The Heroic Journey Across the World.

Summary

The chapter follows a servant from the Lan family, who grew up in an orphanage and was taken in as a foster son by the royal family of Mobiemobiem. He reveals the dark practices of the current head of the Lan family, who has become reckless after the death of the Grand Elder. The head is expanding the Shadow of the Blue Sea Pirate Group and demanding more slaves, using them for bribery and personal pleasure, with rumors suggesting blood sacrifices. The Grand Elder had maintained a non-interference policy, but with his passing, the new head seeks to change this, aiming to control the Blue Sea. The chapter also discusses the political structure of Mobiemobiem, the treatment of accidental refugees, and the fate of the little princess, Lan Ling’er. The servant expresses regret over a girl he harmed during transport, revealing the emotional toll of his actions. The chapter ends with a sense of despair and the notion that the characters are caught in a web of moral ambiguity and power struggles.

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