170. Crawl of Joy
“Can’t you open the door? “I think it would be nice if just one person could go out.”
Encred spoke and the soldier who was embarrassed by his words asked back.
“Now?”
Encred and the soldier’s eyes met. En Creed nodded his head.
“Okay, now.”
The soldier blinked.
No, where should I start with this? If I open the door now, a group of people playing outside will come in.
Or is it impossible to open the door itself?
Should I ask if you can’t see the thing that’s blocking the door right now for fear of it opening?
While the soldier was choosing his words, Encred came up with a compromise.
“Didn’t they make a side door next to the front door?”
It’s an insignificant way of speaking.
Even though there were plenty of gnolls and hyenas out there attacking him like hedgehogs while being stabbed by arrows, the way he spoke seemed like he was having a picnic.
Encred thought that nothing would change if he fretted. Nothing actually changes.
Haven’t you experienced today over 200 times?
I knew very well that if I let them go, they will continue to do that.
That’s right.
‘I was surrounded by those guys and ran wild, and no matter how many of them died, they attacked like berserkers.’
It was impossible to say that.
More than anything, I thought it was a good start because I blocked them from coming in.
Since the start is good, it would be foolish to expect the next one to be good as well.
It’s a lot better than a bad start, cancer.
Anyway, I can’t open this door every time people come and go. They would also have made a small door that could be opened when in a hurry.
That’s usually what everyone does when building something similar to a fortress of this size.
Although it was a pioneer village, there were constant glimpses of the intention to build a castle later.
It’s the same with the quarry, and it’s easy to guess when you look at the workers, artisans, and people involved in construction that were brought in.
Of course, Kreis guessed. Encrid listened and nodded his head, saying it was plausible.
It’s time to concentrate on training and training, although it is difficult to pay attention to each detail.
As Kreis said, I had repeated today over two hundred times.
Well, I guess it’s normal for even a bastard with the brains of a ghoul to notice this much.
Anyway, Ann Creed had to break the knot of repetition. To do that, he had to go outside.
“There is a side door.”
The soldier is still embarrassed.
“Then open it slightly. “Of course it’s an order.”
It was clearly nonsense and I shouldn’t have listened to it, but the other person’s very calm attitude moved the soldier.
“It’s over there.”
Still, I was hesitant. Encred headed towards the side door. There was also a door.
If it was opened wide, it seemed like it would be enough for two people to get out. It was on the left from the main gate.
Gooooooooo!
A gnoll’s cry was heard right in front of me beyond the wall.
It was only then that the vigilante soldier who was guiding me seemed to have come to his senses and opened his mouth.
“If we open it now, we’ll all die trying to stop those who come in.”
You can open it, but if you open it we’ll all die, so you can’t.
It is a euphemistic rejection.
Encred said without even thinking about it.
“Ester?”
I can’t say we have a connection just by looking at each other’s eyes, but we have a certain level of understanding now.
Esther nodded. The small leopard has grown a little, but it is still small.
But you can’t ignore it just because it’s small.
“That is a monster, a monster.”
Because, as Rem said, Esther was no ordinary beast.
That has been proven even now.
Ester jumped up the wall that the hyena beast was struggling to climb on with its short legs, and climbed up.
He tapped the wall with his claws and stepped on the wall as if he were on the ground. Even considering the sharpness of the claws, it was an incredibly agile movement.
To someone who didn’t know much, it would have looked like walking on a wall as if it were the ground.
It seemed that way even to the Encred I knew.
“Climbing the wall?”
The surprised soldier muttered. My eyes seemed to be twice as big as before.
It’s not unusual to see someone climbing a barrier like this if you see them walking up trees or on rooftops, but they might be surprised if someone they don’t know sees them.
Even though she was more than three times the height of an adult, Esther easily crossed the barrier. Moreover, it didn’t end there.
“Uh, er, er.”
The soldier who was watching opened his mouth and could not speak.
It was surprising.
Ester flew over the barrier, so to put it simply, she jumped into the midst of an ensemble of monsters and beasts.
Esther’s job is to add fuel to the dissonance and the ensemble they are singing.
Encred had such expectations, and Esther lived up to those expectations.
Crumbling!
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Beyond the side door, a low, heavy cry of an animal, different from that of gnolls and hyenas, was heard.
It’s a cry that makes the air tremble and breaks the heart. It seemed to have such power that anyone who heard it would feel numb.
“Don’t shoot the leopard!”
Deutsche Pullman’s shouts were heard one after another.
Gooooooooo! The cries of the gnoll were mixed with the cries of the hyena beast.
Kuruok!
There were also a few gnoll deaths.
Guuuuk! Gooooooooo!
The sound coming from the gnoll’s snout became slightly distant. It is said that the group blocking the front fell away in front of the side door.
Encred’s hearing, which was concentrating, caught it.
“now.”
A soldier responds to Encred’s recitation? He asked and didn’t move.
This kid needs to be trained all over again? How can it be used if it has such a slow response?
“door.”
Encred said as he grabbed the soldier’s wrist and pulled. It was natural that I applied strength to the hand that held his wrist, and it also created momentum.
It is a speculation similar to life that has been controlled by opening the door to the sixth sense.
“Hyung.”
The vigilante soldier is starting to hiccup, but does that matter now?
The soldier’s hand reluctantly reached for the door latch.
“If something goes wrong when you open it… … ”
“I am in charge. I am the military leader of this village.”
Then, why does the person in charge commit suicide like this?
Even as the soldier thought so, he eventually moved his hand.
Click.
The lock on the side door was opened.
“Don’t lock it, just block it and hold on, because you’ll be asked to open it later.”
“yes?”
What on earth are you talking about?
The side door slowly opened. Esther must have played a role in the conflict between the monsters and the beasts, and they all turned around.
Encred could see the back of the gnoll’s head.
Is it fortunate that no one wore a helmet?
In most cases, just holding a weapon is a huge threat.
In fact, the helmet wasn’t even noticeable.
Stepping out of the side door, Encred stretched out his arms. As soon as he comes out intact. He relaxed his body as much as possible and threw all the weapons except the whistle dagger in all directions.
Shooting a bow and throwing a sword were completely different things.
I measured the weight with my fingertips and swung my arms in an instant, and the four blades hit the head of the nol who was looking back.
There is no way a gnoll can survive with a knife over a hand’s length stuck in its head.
That was natural.
While the four gnolls were dead and one demon beast was looking back, Encrid had already arrived in front of him.
Swish.
It is a cut from top to bottom, starting from the middle. It was also a short and concise cut that eliminated unnecessary movements.
The slash of the knife split the back of one of the demonic beasts.
Wow.
Encred’s sword cut off the spine, internal organs, and part of the bone in one go. It sounds like it was split in two.
At the same time, he took a step to the left and hit the other demon beast’s head with his knee.
I hit my knee using the force of my waist and my skull caved in. Perhaps because of her sunken head, her eyes protruded forward and her optic nerves fluttered.
After killing the two demon beasts, Encred began cutting with ease.
What I gained by training my sense of avoidance was body coordination.
The moment I saw, felt, and reacted, my body moved spontaneously.
Encred danced between the demonic beasts.
In a short sword dance, three gnolls and two beasts were spread out on the floor.
Head and chest, head again.
One gnoll even had a hole the size of a silver coin in its body.
It is the result of a combination of cutting the top of the head and stabbing in short bursts.
thud.
Only then did the door through which Encred came out close.
‘Did you at least take a look?’
Perhaps because I was so absorbed in the sight, the door was slow to close.
Clap, clap, clap!
I could also hear the sound of the door being locked.
‘They said don’t lock it.’
Well, do you think that would leave that open?
I’ll go back later.
Now was the time to do what had to be done.
Encred’s sword slash and scary touch killed many of the gnoll and hyena beasts around him, and they must have seen that and rushed towards Ester and Encred.
It is natural that it is advantageous to fight together, even if it is just the two of you.
Esther moved toward Encred.
Even though he was running, Esther just didn’t come. The leopard’s performance was dazzling. He was amazing.
Crack.
It kicks the ground and cuts its raised claws. Whether it was a gnome or a demon beast, if it got caught in the claws, it split from one to two or two to three.
It was the same whether it was the head or the chest.
It is a combination of overwhelming strength and cutting power.
This is when Esther rushes in, and the gnoll and hyena beasts point their weapons, teeth, and claws at the two.
“Ester, then please come back later.”
What does that mean?
Esther asked with her eyes, but Encred did not answer.
‘This bastard?’
Esther was instantly filled with anger. Encrid seemed to have caught his attention, but he suddenly disappeared.
That’s not the end. I rolled around in the blood of the gnolls and hyenas I had killed, then fell flat on my stomach.
So, who would the enemy’s attack be focused on? It happened in an instant.
Esther and Encred broke in in an instant.
It was only in an instant that the monster and monster were cut into two-digit pieces.
It was only for a moment that Esther approached and caught his attention.
After that, Encred disappeared for a moment.
The eyes of the attacked monster, the gnoll, turned red. It was like seeing a berserker.
“Guuuuuuck!”
The gnoll, whose eyes turn red, bursts into anger and rushes to kill Esther.
Esther cleverly backed away.
I wanted to ask Encred what he was doing, but I saw him already crawling on the floor in a prone position.
I saw several gnolls holding their breath and crawling away even though they were stepping on my body.
It was clear what he was trying to do.
‘You idiot.’
That idiot asked me to look behind him. Esther snorted and moved his magically strengthened body.
Some of the magical power contained in the monster’s strength and claws shows mysterious cutting power.
I split the heads of the two hyenas that rushed at me into three pieces and took my time as if I could not be caught.
This was going to be about looking after what that crazy man said.
Isn’t that why he handed over this bunch of damn monsters to himself because he wanted something like this?
Esther’s guess was correct.
It was the same as Encred’s heart.
After being stepped on by a gnoll, the enemy’s blood, flesh, and intestines were used to hide the smell.
Encred’s goal was clear: a life-and-kill approach imitating Saxony.
It was a gnoll that seemed to be the leader.
* * *
Encred recognized that his talents had changed.
‘different.’
Even though it was different, it was so different, and Encred was not dull enough to not feel the change, so he felt it and recognized it.
In the past, I barely learned something by repeating it over and over again, but this time it was definitely different.
Today was a day for a sense of avoidance.
The days were repeated like that, and there were also today that could have been considered useless. Even on days like that, I struggled and crawled.
It didn’t stop.
Every day was spent taking a step forward.
So what I got.
There were changes in swordsmanship and other areas as well.
“If you know how to spread your life, you also know how to hide it.”
When asked about Musal’s stab, a strange technique used by Saxony.
“You don’t need to learn it, but if you understand the principles, it will be useful.”
The mouth said so, but the eyes did not.
It felt like he was scolding me for not being able to properly control my sense of avoidance. It was the same as asking how long they would delay.
But Encred didn’t care. What can I do if it doesn’t work?
Just do it until it works.
At that time, I wanted to know, so I just asked and got the answer.
A stab that is performed only with movements, completely devoid of any intent to kill.
It’s a stab that doesn’t add any life or force, so much so that even when you look at it with your own eyes, you’ll wonder if it’s actually stabbing you.
That was the end of the explanation.
Among the 200 or so times today for a sense of avoidance, I also needed the ability to control my own life.
In the process of avoiding and avoiding something, I naturally felt it physically.
Instead of living, I reacted only with my senses. In order to bring about changes in reaction speed, we only explored the body’s reaction ability, not momentum.
In the meantime, I realized this.
Encred took advantage of something.
It’s a way to hide one’s momentum and kill oneself. It could be said to be a technique similar to that of an assassin.
Of course it couldn’t be perfect.
I just imitated it by hiding my presence a little and taking slow, long breaths.
‘This isn’t enough.’
He rolled around on the ground splattered with the blood of gnolls and hyenas, and even crawled, hugging one of the gnoll’s bodies.
If someone were to see Encred right now, they would be amazed.
Even with a demonic beast on its back, it crawled at a frightening speed.
‘Crawling is the specialty of specialties.’
In terms of crawl movement alone, Encred was first-class and beyond.
I crawled and crawled like that.
I heard Esther screaming loudly from behind.
‘sorry. When I get back, I’ll give you two beef jerky.’
I thought to myself and crawled steadily.
By the time we reached the mound, there were only a few gnolls and beasts left around.
I just crawled up. Because he was rolling around on the floor, his body gave off a foul, fishy smell.
The bloody smell of the monster was, as always, so bad that it was hard to bear.
It was something Encred was very familiar with.
When I was making a living as a mercenary, things like this were part of my daily life.
I also learned then that the blood of monsters hides more than I thought.
Encred felt satisfied after climbing all the way up the hill.
The goal was there, so how could you not be happy?
fantasy,
