Reincarnated with a Military System in Another World

Chapter 79: Getting Recognized



Vincent and his team, consisting of Alpha 1, Alpha 3, Alpha 4, Alpha 5, and Eamon, were escorted through the forest by the elven warriors and archers. The soft glow of the bioluminescent plants provided a gentle light, guiding their path.

They walked in silence, the only sounds being the rustle of leaves underfoot and the occasional distant cries of wounded elves. Vincent couldn't help but admire the natural beauty around him, even amidst the destruction. The trees were unlike any he had seen before, their trunks massive and ancient, with roots that twisted and turned like the tendrils of some giant creature.

As they continued deeper into the forest, the path began to incline slightly, leading them towards a large, elevated clearing. In the center of this clearing stood a collection of tree houses, intricately built into the massive trunks of the ancient trees. These structures were connected by wooden bridges that swayed gently in the breeze.

The lead elf, Captain Aeron, gestured towards one of the larger tree houses. "This will be your accommodation for the night. It is one of our guest houses, reserved for honored visitors."

Vincent and his team climbed the spiral staircase that wound around the tree trunk. The staircase led to a wide wooden platform, which served as the entrance to their tree house. Alpha 1 pushed open the door, revealing a spacious interior.

The guest house was warm and inviting, with large windows that offered a stunning view of the forest below. The furnishings were simple yet elegant, made from polished wood and adorned with soft, woven fabrics. There were several comfortable beds arranged around the room, each draped with thick, fur-lined blankets.

A large table stood in the center of the room, already set with a variety of elven cuisine. Curious, Vincent walked towards the table, his eyes scanning the assortment of food laid out before him. The spread was unlike anything he had seen before. He reached for a piece of bread that had a golden hue, its surface dotted with what looked like tiny, edible flowers. "What is this?" Vincent asked, turning to the elven servant who had brought the food.

The servant smiled gently. "That is Lorasca bread, made from the grains of the Lorasca plant which grows only in the heart of our forest. The flowers embedded in it are Lunara blossoms, known for their subtle sweetness."

Vincent nodded, taking a small bite. The bread was soft and slightly sweet, with a delicate floral flavor that was both unique and pleasant. He then picked up a round, vibrant purple fruit that looked almost like a small plum.

"And this?" he inquired.

"That is a Thalorian berry," the servant explained. "It is rich in nutrients and has a tangy- sweet taste."

Vincent bit into the berry, its juices bursting with a refreshing combination of tart and sweet. He was impressed by the variety and quality of the elven cuisine. Next, he noticed a platter with slices of a green, melon-like fruit that glistened in the soft light.

"This looks interesting," Vincent remarked, pointing at the green slices.

"Ah, those are slices of Eldorian melon," the servant said. "It has a crisp texture and a mildly sweet flavor. It is often enjoyed as a refreshing treat."

Vincent took a slice, appreciating its cool, crisp texture and the light sweetness that lingered on his tongue.

"As I said, this will be your lodging," Captain Aeron said and continued. "You have a few hours to rest and refresh yourselves. The dinner celebration will take place in the grand hall beneath the Great Tree. It is an important event, not just to celebrate our victory over the Flame Dragon, but also to solidify our friendship and potential alliance," Captain Aeron finished.

"Thank you, Captain Aeron. We will be prepared."

With a final nod, Captain Aeron departed, leaving Vincent and his team to settle in.

Alpha 3 was the first to speak. "This place is incredible. I never imagined we'd be staying in an elven tree house."

Alpha 1 chuckled softly. "Just don't get too comfortable. We still need to be on alert." Eamon, who had been quietly examining the view from one of the windows, turned to face the group. "Sir Vincent...this is probably one of the highest honor to be recognized by the elves.. Elves are known to be quite hostile towards humans, often viewing them as inferior. However, if they see you as strong and capable, you will earn their respect."

"So we got recognized because our accommodation here is pretty good," Vincent started, but his words were interrupted by the crackle of his radio.

"Shadow Actual, this is Ghost Rider. We have a situation. Our fuel is running low, and we need to return to base immediately," came the voice of Captain Harris.

Vincent sighed and reached for his radio. "Copy that, Ghost Rider. Thank you for your support. Have a safe flight back to the base."

"Roger that, Shadow Actual. Ghost Rider out."

Vincent placed the radio back on his belt and turned to his team. "Well, there goes our aerial support. At least we know they made a significant impact today."

Alpha 5 nodded. "We should still be on our guard. Just because we're guests doesn't mean we're completely safe."

Vincent agreed. "Right. We'll stay alert. For now, let's make the most of this opportunity to rest and prepare for the dinner tonight."

The team took the next few hours to rest and prepare. They cleaned themselves up, making them look as neat as possible. As the sun began to set, the soft glow of the bioluminescent plants intensified, casting a magical light over the forest.

At the appointed time, an elven attendant arrived to escort them to the grand hall. They followed her down the spiral staircase and along the illuminated paths, marveling at the beauty of the elven settlement.

When they reached the grand hall beneath the Great Tree, they were greeted by a bustling scene. Elves were gathered around long tables, talking and laughing, their faces lit by the warm glow of lanterns. The hall was decorated with flowers and vines, creating an enchanting atmosphere.

King Thandor and Princess Elara stood at the head of the hall, welcoming guests as they arrived. When they saw Vincent and his team, they walked over to greet them personally.

"Welcome, Vincent Stryder," King Thandor said, his tone warm. "We are honored to have you and your team join us tonight."

Vincent bowed slightly. "Thank you, Your Majesty. It is an honor to be here."

Princess Elara smiled. "Please, join us at the head table. We have much to discuss."