The Outer God Needs Warmth

If I look outside through the window in front of me, I can see the horizon and the distant landscape intertwined.

Yes. I am in the sky right now.

Compared to the airship I boarded when I came from Vern City to the royal palace, this one is much smaller, but still, it’s a small airship, about the size of a small boat.

The vehicle that left in front of the accommodation went straight into the military base surrounding the royal palace, and we immediately boarded the airship from the dock.

Come to think of it, this world has a large number of flying machines.

That’s because there is a substance called flight stone. According to some memories, it’s a collection of microorganisms that float using magical power, or it's a substance that doesn’t normally react to gravity but has an attraction to magical energy, so it’s often found on planets where magic gathers.

There are many examples, but this world has different types of magic, which means that one type will float while the other sinks.

To make it easy to understand, it’s like oil and water. The water sinks, and the oil floats. If an object floats in water and sinks in oil, it will gather at the boundary between the two.

It seems like those are the kinds of materials in use here. In short, airships in this world use materials that float up to a certain altitude and are then used as vehicles that move vertically.

There are layers of magic, and it means there are types of magic that don’t mix, but what do I know? I can’t use magic.

Looking at the memories of the Primordial Celestial Lord, I’m likely the exact opposite of magic, so even if I were to die and come back, using magic is impossible for me.

So I just ignore all that and look around.

The front is blocked by a transparent panel, and the pilot or captain is driving from the front. On both sides, there are wind-up mechanisms that assist with the steering.@@novelbin@@

And there’s a door separating the cockpit from the passenger cabin.

There’s a large round window in the middle, showing the cockpit. The seats in the passenger cabin are arranged in pairs like a bus.