Chapter 309

Badna Bechhen thought.

How many people will listen seriously when someone suddenly bumps into them on the road and suddenly says that they are a celebrity with a lot of fame recently? I bet you wouldn’t believe it eight times out of ten. One of the remaining two is stupid, so I will believe it right away, and the last one is sure to pass by with an attitude of wanting to see all the crazy people in the world.

that’s not weird It’s strange to believe such a thing without any evidence. Of course, it was not a good thing to be sarcastic and laugh at something that could have been ignored, but it was very unfair to have to be punished for not believing it anyway.

Even if the punishment didn’t end with simply banging their heads on the ground, but in the form of taking two less-skilled adventurers and encountering three orcs, it would be too much to do.

Those piglets had no skills, but they had ignorant strength and size, and no matter how thick their bones were, it was not easy to overcome such a physical gap. Under the premise that the Aura has not bloomed, Orcs are more difficult to deal with than Goblins of the same rank. There’s nothing I can’t do against a knife even if it’s stuck, but dealing with both at the same time was a different story.

Even more so, it’s hard when even the same person enters the pincer. Even now, the two orcs, who dig up a handful of thick trees with each blow, are just barely holding on without any concept of pincer attack. As a product of coincidence, every time the two exquisite attacks came, Badna had to feel that death was one step closer.

What put an end to such a threat to life was the barking of a dog that came from somewhere.

Badna didn’t know that the sound meant the appearance of the biggest cause of this situation because she had no time to turn her nerves in the direction of the sound. Badna noticed the appearance of Eldmia after seeing a knitting needle stuck in the eye of an orc who was attacking her.

Leaving the screaming orc shrunken by the agony he had never felt in his entire life, he was momentarily stunned by the other orc running towards Eldmia while screaming, but Badna tried hard not to miss the opportunity and worked hard with her sword, causing sudden pain. As the pain was added to the pain, the panicked orc faced death without even being able to properly resist the momentum of the moment before.

Realizing that she had survived only then, Badna looked at Eldmia with a sigh of relief. Yesterday, I felt that he was a guy who knew how to use an aura, so he would easily defeat an orc. Since he can be defeated so easily, he must have come up with such a risky plan, not caring about guys like us.

“Anyway, all of the idiots who say they’re using it to see the world by their standards.”

It was true that he saved his life, but it was because of Eldmia that he fell into danger, so Badna frowned. Thinking that if we had all gathered together in the village, we wouldn’t have felt threatened by these guys.

“Kwyiik!! Battle!”

While dissatisfaction and resentment swayed, even the orc, who had been harassing the blue-level adventurer, attempted an ignorant charge toward Eldmia, enthusiastic about the strong enemy. It was a situation where he could kill enough if he caught him, but Badna, who was already full of dissatisfaction, ignored the guy running past. It was obvious that he would win easily anyway, so it was an action taken in the hope that he would suffer even a little more.

Bardna didn’t think about anything even while she sat on the floor and caught her breath while watching the orc swinging an ax after running to the side of Eldmia, who was fighting with the orc who rushed in. I just watched Eldmia fight, hoping that the fight would end quickly and return to the village. Anyway, there was nothing to be gained by watching the battles of Auror users for a hundred days, so I thought of looking at it for a while and then turning my eyes to take care of other adventurers.

However, even after one more Orc was added, Badna noticed a strange feeling in the battle that continued smoothly.

“Kkuiik! Give it! No, Mazara!”

“Kkuik! Lee! Water twist! Gaten Inggan! Push with confidence!”

movement is visible. It was not just visible, but that level of movement was possible for him.

The knife was stuck well because it was not just wearing an aura, but just pushing with muscle mass. In this case, the guild’s request level is quite accurate. Certainly, these guys are worthy of dealing with. No, on the contrary, it was to the extent that they had to actively encourage them to compete with the Orcs.

Being a being with only power without technology or intelligence is a living, breathing combat power meter itself.

They even become nice after training, right?

“I’ve found the location of the Orcs. Tell me when the maintenance is finished. I’ll be right back.”

Looking at the guys who let out a sigh of relief that they were out of the danger of dying, and looking at the enemy who was enduring alone, it was Badna who would eat anything tasteless. Hwanggeup, who did not run away alone in that situation, and the one who withstood the two orcs without an aura, and whatever his mind was, his skills and pulpit were quite usable.

Vadna, who was not easily able to tell whether she had lost her temper or whether she had picked up something else and was making an expression of eating something filthy and tasteless, listened to me and carefully asked me a question.

“Is it big?”

“It’s a bit big. I’ll go back and talk about it anyway, but I might have to contact Raviel one more time right away.”

Badna’s face quickly became serious, as if she wasn’t such a clumsy person that she didn’t know what that meant. Of course, or not, I was busy organizing my thoughts while giving some more magic to the hard-working Leica.

Even Bardna, who boasted that she was the captain, found it difficult to deal with two orcs. So, does the guy with his arm cut off have to do well to deal with the three?

If the orcs charged in numbers, it was not easy to make a pincer attack, so the lack of ability of the combatants was fatal in many ways.

“Huh, I wish I could afford to call the capital.”

[Can’t we just give up on the village?]

Laika, who became smarter after consuming magic, came up with a simple solution. After confirming that I had enough distance from the adventurers, I whispered softly as I held Leica in my arms.

“If the village wants it, it will.”

[If you don’t want to?]

They already had to give up their hometown to avoid the demons, and even had to give up their village once by the rebels. Many even died because of it.

Nevertheless, they are using their strength to come back and wipe the ground.

“You have to protect it.”

It could be that they were swayed by a strange sense of kinship, but I didn’t want to give them a third pain.