240 - - The Images of the Gods

"You're overstrength by any measure!"

"I was in a bit of a pinch, so I panicked."

Ever since I had invoked the gods, a spherical ward of sorts had appeared around me, repelling the oncoming attacks of Krulkan. When I restored White, who seemed to be frozen in this safe zone, he began to preach to me as if he wanted me to sit down right there for a moment.

"What's the trouble?　You E! is just a little bit low!"

"M! is down, too."

That's because you've been aroused!

Can I have a paw-punch and a white, paw-punch?　

To invoke one god, you need to invoke M! to invoke one god. It takes a thousand M! The amount of M! It seems like a small price to pay for only M! And when you summon them, three of their possessions are randomly lost as offerings per one of them. It is quite thrilling, and I am glad that Wyvern's coat is safe.

This time, green curry, green tea, sake, beer, pickled plums, pudding, a saved steak of Narikaku beef, a cake set, and so on were lost. What is random ......? No, the Wyvern harness is gone too, so maybe I simply carry too much food around and have a higher chance of hitting it. In fact, I carry a lot of things that I don't use in battle, taking advantage of the [storage]. Let's put it that way.

While we were arguing briefly, a sort of distortion appeared in the center of the boss's room, and soon it took the form of an old man with a long beard, and then it grew rapidly and exceeded the size of Krulkan. The face was expressionless, and although the figure was certainly Tasya, it seemed to be something else. The color and the robe he wears are smoothly folded as he moves, but the impression is almost that of a moving statue of the god Tasha.

When Tasya strikes her staff at her feet, shining trees sprout and branches grow on the ground, on stone pillars, on floating plates, and everywhere else. The dark and damp surroundings are transformed into a forest of fresh greenery. And then all the newborn trees disappeared, their leaves shining in Krulkan all at once.

Kulurkan's dark green light flashed, indicating that he had inflicted some kind of an abnormality on the trees in addition to the damage he had done to them.

The second was Asha. Suddenly a huge sword clad in flames slashes at Kulurkan, and then a strong man in armor - for some reason he has no chest or stomach equipment to show off his physical beauty - appears, and this time he slashes the sword to the side. The whirlpool of flame-red cloak that fluttered and swirled around him shrouded him, and the whirlpool shrank in size and disappeared.

I was amazed at how fast he worked. Perhaps the world's image of Asha is one of straightforward, direct action, or perhaps it's one of elimination of unnecessary things. I was worried about the flirtatiousness of my worries. .......

Third is Dru. A small old woman wearing a plain stole on her head emerges from the earth, and before I knew it, White and I, who were supposed to be floating, were moving in front of the old woman - Dulu. She is wearing a stole deeply over her head, and we cannot see her face, except for her eagle nose and wrinkled mouth. Dulu holds out to me a slightly reddish, transparent, peach-like fruit with her knobby hands.

I reach out my hand, and before I can take the fruit, Dul suddenly swells up and his stole falls to the ground. In no time at all, Dru has grown to the same enormous size as the previous two pillars, and her figure has changed into that of a beautiful, voluptuous woman, as if she were a fertility goddess. I notice that the scales that had pierced my body are gone, and that I have been granted increased defensive power.

Dru raises her white hand to her chest and gently grips the empty sky. Kulurkan's body contorts and screams as if something has tightened its grip on her. The glamorous beauty watches him, then disappears with a smile that may or may not be hers. Goddess scary, usually (?). It's not my fault that I felt more at home with the muscular father of the farmer.

"I'm coming!"

The clear voice of a boy soprano rings out, and a boy with loose, curly blond hair falls from above, raising a large mallet. Kulurkan falls to the ground, falling prey to the hammer with the same force. Luscha's action looks comical and cute with stars scattering in the effect.

When Luscha smiles and points her hammer in my direction, her weapon and armor gain increased abilities. Lucja watches and disappears. Who are you? It's not Ruscha who doesn't have a black smile.

"She looks cute, but I wonder if it's okay that Krulkan looks like a pressed shrimp ......?"

"You don't want me to be all right."

White is calm.

The fifth one is Fal. A drop of water falls from the sky, and when it hits the ground, it breaks and forms a crown of water, ignoring the mass of the drop, and the water spreads across the room. When it subsides, in the center of the water from which the drop has fallen is a lovely, fragile girl who seems to be about to disappear into the water.

The water rises into the shape of a fish like a sweetfish, and when it jumps and returns to the water again, Falu disappears with a clean smile on her face. The next thing you know, H!? The continuous recovery of H!

The sixth is Val. A gust of wind blows, and a silver-haired beauty appears. She is wearing a mermaid skirt with a mermaid line fluttering behind her, her front is split at the knees, revealing her white bare legs and a fascinating smile as she blows on Kulkan as if she is kissing him. Maybe there is something wrong with that, but I don't know what happened because Mr. Kulkan has not been moving for a while now. Note that the scorpion and the vulture have disappeared by the time of the tasya.

I'll open the menu to see if there is some explanation when I use them. Oops, Fal also has H!? It seems that Fal not only heals but also revives. Useful ......?　Where's the use? Well, the amount of recovery and the duration of the effect are unbeatable, even if it is only continuous recovery.

Val's effect is an imperceptible confusion. It is said that the user loses control of his body and skills when he heals an enemy while trying to attack, or when he shoots sideways while trying to fire in front of him. It seems to be a very funny effect, which can be quite terrible, such as a fierce fight with each other or a decisive attack on oneself.

"I don't think Mr. Krulkan is breathing. ......"

"Think a little about what will happen if you use it based on your status and the degree of compatibility with the gods!"

The seventh is Verna . The space that had been glowing faintly in the afterglow of the descent of the gods turns pitch black, and the darkness is cut into a white crescent shape. A slender woman appears before it as if blotting out the darkness. Her meltingly white skin, illuminated by the moonlight, contrasts with her black hair. Her small open mouth and moistened eyes, which glow even whiter and drown out Verna's figure as the crescent moon turns from a bowing moon to a full moon.

The effect is to lower the mind and inhibit action. The target's H! 1, it is said to make it easier to capture (tame) even bosses without any question.

The last one is Verus. A strong light falls from above, and when it reaches the side, it spreads explosively, and when it subsides, a young god with shining golden hair and fine eyebrows appears in a robed figure. In his hand is the great sword of absolution. Above Krulkan, a large balance befitting his massive body appears and tilts.

The balance is a symbol of justice, the balance without the sword is powerless, and the sword without the balance is violence. But I feel that Mr. Krulkan's life is zero, and I wonder if it is justice that pushes him to the edge. I'm the one who sent him down here, so I'm the one who is justified!　I'm about to make a play that says, "I'm not going to do it. While I'm thinking about that, Verus swings down and leaps up with a sword of absolution that is far more powerful than anything I or Galahad could have thrown. It seems to have a binding effect as well.

The body of the leaped-up Krulkan burns up as it falls and crumbles in flames. Before it reaches the ground, half of it flies away as a bird covered in flames, and the other half turns into ashes, spreading on the ground by the impact of the fall. The next thing you know, it's bright and somehow a field of corn is all over the place. Male flowers pointing straight up sway. Corn is the staple food in the mythical land of Kukulkan, which is also a fertility god. It is a common mythological motif that grain is produced from the corpse of a fertility god.

I got the title of "Eternity in Search of Knowledge" for my first solo battle.

I have acquired the skill [Learning] that accompanies the title [Eternity in Search of Knowledge].

This information will remain confidential.

"It was pretty bad."

You tell me.

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Tasya's voice echoes again, emerging from the cornfield. Corn leaves are very sharp and can cause a lot of damage if you are not careful ......, I wonder if it is safe.

Two pairs of winged staffs appear in front of Tascha, all black and floating in the light as if guarding the top jewel. The fist-sized jewel looks like a rounded diamond attached to an English scepter and is green in color, reminiscent of a forest.

"Semi-instrumental, please."

I choose without understanding. I think that a perfect instrument is a cane, but what is a semi-instrument?　

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As I received the staff as it moved in front of me, the color of the jewel changed. It was a beautiful color with a pinkish glow, with a blue background and a blotchy shine. When it entered the shadow of the corn, it turned red with a hint of black. It seems to be a jewel that changes its color depending on the degree to which it is affected by something.

You have acquired a half-artifact, a staff of Krulkan.

As I stare at it, the staff turns into a winged serpent that looks like a smaller version of Krulkan and flees into my cuff to escape Tasya's view. I guess it's a kulurkan, not a -- like. If I choose a perfect vessel, it will remain a cane, I suppose.

"...... I didn't bring this on myself, though."

Tascha's face becomes delicate, as if the event is over.

"Rather, he is running away from the cause of his failure."

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[Eternity in search of knowledge

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Learning

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