"Thank you, dad." Re''Kha smiled, wielding the weapons to see that they were of superior quality. They seemed to have been custom ordered to retain the level of quality.


    "Take this!" Finally, Re''Rak pulled out a bracelet from the trunk and slipped it on her left hand, "A must need for a Harmoniser since your previous one was destroyed."


    Upon seeing the bracelet, Re''Kha smiled in nostalgia. It wasn''t anything special, made from a material possessing great affinity to Water Qi and Harmonisers from their n, a Balou''s horn. And, embedded on it was a tiny Water Qi Essence fragment, a fragment big enough to continuously emit Water Qi for a couple of days before it waspletely expended.


    She had been carrying a simr one before when she went to hunt the Blinded Ghost. It was what allowed her to replenish her expended Water Qi reserves. And at times, she used it to set up a domain around her that would continue to damage the Blinded Ghost.


    Adding onto the Magic Artifact, Humming Waves she wielded, she managed to injure the Blinded Ghost on numerous asions. Even though she had some Water Qi Essences in her storage ring, she couldn''t use them carelessly.


    And in such cases, this bracelet would prove useful for her. Moreover, while keeping it activated, she could wield her Quasi-Magic Artifact, Water Wave almost like a Magic Artifact. So, it had incredible benefits.


    "Call Re''Gra and Re''Dha, I haven''t given them anything to protect themselves." Re''Rak sighed as he rummaged through the trunk, "They haven''t left the n much, so they are inexperienced. Take care of them out there."


    "No worries, dad." Re''Kha smiled as she left the room, calling her two brothers and informed them to head to their father''s room. She returned to her house and instructed the servant Rim to prepare all her needs and necessities for the journey.


    As the weight of her luggage couldn''t be too much, she had to bnce it ordingly. After all, thetter half of her journey had to be done on foot and was uphill. So, the weight of the bag had to be as minimum as possible.


    ''The water and food might prove to be a bit of a problem. As for hygiene, the Water Qi emitted by my armour will keep my body clean to a certain extent. So, that should be enough for the most part.'' She thought, preparing some extra goods that she ced in her storage ring. She only nned to take them out when absolutely necessary, considering the entire mission as another training of sorts.


    Only then would she be able to manage her resources andplete the journey without her and her brothers falling sick. She then emptied her bowels and took a rxing bath, donning on her armour, Rigid Water. It too was a Quasi-Magic Artifact. After eating a simple breakfast, she exited her house, noticing her siblings too exit their houses one after another.


    Led by Re''Rak and Re''Bah, they left the house as a family and boarded two carriages. Once they reached the southern city gate, they boarded the horses already arranged by the n and sped off in their respective directions.


    Re''Tul looked at their figures as she snorted and went in her respective direction, riding her horse alone. The others from the n too made their way. Soon after, the Burkurel Re n looked almost deserted.


    There were still the servants though that went about their respective tasks. So, it wasn''tpletely deserted yet. The head Elder stood on the city walls facing the south, watching the figures of his nsmen leave the n, sighing, "I hope all of them return in one piece. With thend bing the home of Kalki more and more, the number of supernatural incidents would continue to increase."


    "I''m afraid of the number of supernatural phenomena that might ur once thisnd bes filled with Kalki Qi," He shuddered for a moment, "After all, we are the sole race that can wield four elements and can use Lightning Qi, the bane of all supernatural entities. The world would definitely try to constrict us, not just using the Sha alone."


    …


    Re''Kha rode her horse and proceeded south, having memorised the route already. She already had the location that she would visit first, "Gro Mining Vige. They have been facing trouble due to a mysterious beast that had recently taken up residence there."


    The direction she had to proceed towards was southeast, and head into a cluster of mountains where numerous mining viges were located. It wasn''t far, but the terrain was steep. So, she would only reach there during the evening.


    Almost all the viges did a certain work that allowed them to transact goods with a Settlement or a City and obtain supplies in return. As the cities needed all sorts of minerals, arge number of mining viges were set up in ces rich with mineral resources.


    And usually, in such ces, there would be ack of food and drinkable water. So, the city would provide them the necessary resources. Usually, an Erki would be dispatched once a month or two depending on the mining vige''s efficiency.


    A Harmoniser would apany the Erki and would deal with everything in the ce, reimbursing them with resources based on the amount they have mined. Moreover, the vige chief would be given a couple of messenger birds that allowed him tomunicate with the city or settlement he had ties with.


    Their country only had the setup of Cities and Settlements that were officially recognised. After all, anyone that was capable of paying the taxes could live there. As for those unwilling to do so, they wouldn''t be protected by the country.


    It was such people that lived in viges. But at the end of the day, they were part of the same race. So, the capital had given them a way out to survive. So, even though the viges wouldn''t have any active force stationed in the region to protect them, whenever they faced a threat, the nearby cities would send them support. To aid in that, the vige heads of the recognised viges were given a messenger bird to helpmunicate and send distress signals when necessary.


    And among all the viges, only a select few were recognised. As for the rest, they weren''t recognised and wouldn''t be provided any aid. But now, the Harmonisers had been dispatched to the unrecognised viges too for some reason, unwilling to see the problems in the ces from developing any further.


    Among them, Re''Kha was assigned to some of the unrecognised viges. Only her first location was recognised.