Doing Our Best

Day 5 since accepting the response contract for the Russian Kola Peninsula erosion zone. I had been in class at school until just now, and had only just gotten out.

Since sending the Eve Project's golems to Russia was a contract with a nation, conveniences on a completely different level from before were being provided.

Thanks to using a high-speed ferry that the Eve Project's golems could travel on, the 30 mage-soldier golems were able to reach Vladivostok in just one day.

Most of the annoying little hassles, including the customs procedures needed upon entry, had been taken care of, and the mage-soldier golems had entered Russia in an instant. From there, they would either have to head to the Kola Peninsula by inland train, or use some other means of transportation.

“Eek, it's that far?”

“Yes, it is. The distance between Vladivostok and the Kola Peninsula is about 6,000 km, enough to make roughly 7.5 round trips between Seoul and Busan. If you travel by an inland cross-country train, it will take at least a week.”

“Hoeeh.”

But since neither we nor Russia wanted this to take a long time, we were apparently going to use a private plane?? It's not big enough to fit all 30 mage-soldiers, but it's still fine.

First, we'd send 15 of them to open a portal linking the mage-soldier golems stationed in Vladivostok and the mage-soldier golems that had arrived on the Kola Peninsula, then move the Vladivostok golems over to the Kola Peninsula.

After that, the 30 of them would gather and open a giant portal linked with the mage-soldier golems in Korea. But now that I thought about it, hadn't Ophelia said last time that nobody could find out we were using our portals...