Demi-human Girls Completion Manual
Chapter 465 - 27. Rafael’s Phone (Two-in-One)_4

Chapter 465: 27. Rafael’s Phone (Two-in-One)_4

Lord Raphael scoffed dismissively and easily dissolved her defenses, continuing to stroke her head, causing Lar to run away crying without tears.

Watching her receding figure, Raphael tucked the seal into his bosom and then stepped out of the cage, heading towards the storage area where the East Branch Tribe kept items obtained from humans.

"Lord Raphael, come take a look!"

In the small storeroom, there were many items exchanged from humans, including cannons and rifles, even human-crafted magic... Even though she had already seen them, she hadn’t expected that there were still so many cannons not yet deployed.

The reason was simple: humans were very cunning. They sold many cannons to the Dragon-man Species, but provided only a limited amount of ammunition. This way, the Dragon-man of the East Branch could only look at the weapons they couldn’t use, hence why so many firearms remained undeployed.

Under Raphael’s guidance, these Dragon-man from the South Branch Tribe had changed their impressions of the human weapons, having been struck by rifles themselves; they understood the danger of these weapons. Without waiting for Raphael’s command, they packed the remaining weapons into crates, ready to be taken away with the other Dragon-man of the East Branch Tribe once Raphael approved.

Yes, what Raphael was doing now was relocating all the Dragon-man from other tribes to a single place, to better organize subsequent matters... Other races might scatter across the South Continent like stars, but only the Dragon-man Species must be uniform. Only under the leadership of such organized Dragon-man could the demi-humans have a future.

Watching the crates of supplies being moved, Raphael walked alone in the storeroom of the East Branch Tribe, looking at the items exchanged from humans, some of which were engraved with magic.

Seeing these items, Raphael suddenly remembered having seen Fisher using similar items; he seemed to be a mage proficient in engraving magic.

During this time, Raphael had learned more about the human race of the Western Continent, including their kingdoms and social structure; she knew that mages held a high status there...

But Raphael was very confident in herself; she believed that one day she would catch up to that man, making him stay by her side forever, never to be separated again.

For this goal, Raphael still had a long way to go.

Continuing onward, when she saw a strange object placed on a crate, Raphael stopped in her tracks.

It seemed she recognized it as an item humans called a "telephone", which could transport one’s presence to a faraway place just by pressing the numbers corresponding to a location.

Thinking this, she slowly approached the telephone. Beside the phone, there was a notebook that seemed to be included with it.

Since she knew Nali Language, she could easily read the text, her fingers tracing over the numbers in the phone book, finally stopping on the word "Nali".

"Nali, Saint Nali—001"

Raphael pressed her fingers on the telephone’s numeric keypad, inputting those numbers, then picked up the handset from the device and placed it against her ear.

Her heart rate quickened somewhat, and she even began to contemplate how to converse with the human on the other end, asking him to help her find a human named "Fisher Benavides".

But after a long wait, no sound came from the telephone.

Raphael looked at the telephone in her hand with some disappointment, not understanding why it failed to connect.

Being a Dragon-man, she naturally didn’t know that human telephones couldn’t make calls across seas or that "001" was merely the beginning of an area code, which needed to be followed by a specific string of telephone numbers to work, nor did she know that the telephones sold to the East Branch Tribe by humans were faulty, counterfeit products...

Thus, naturally, it couldn’t fulfill the simple wish of this red Dragon-man girl to hear the voice of that human man Fisher again.