My Villains Episode 129
34. Soul Sorcerer (1)
As the sun went down, the white concave eyes came and eagle owls flew to the camp one after another.
Beep Beep â
âBeep Beep!â
Druid Za Navas welcomed the birds, had a short conversation, and sent them away, giving them plenty of food.
âA fight will begin soon.â
âat las.â
The party immediately prepared to move.
Since we didnât know what would happen on the mountain, we made sure to pack all miscellaneous camping items such as pots and blankets.
The hunting team, including Utequai, was already familiar with the surrounding terrain. The forest path leading to the mountaintop was also familiar to me in advance.
When the sun had completely set and he took out a torch, a robin flew in and landed on Zanavasâ arm.
âA fight has begun.â
âThe birds do their job right.â
âI was lucky. They were all trustworthy friends.â
Itâs a funny word because they are faithful birds.
Unfortunately, Zanavasâ luck ended there. This is because there were no more birds visiting while climbing the mountain for almost half a day.
âIt must be because of the strange birds that live on the rock.â
âA monster? What kind of guy are you talking about?â
The one who answered my question was Atalanta, who was walking beside me.
âPeropica. There is a habitat around here.â
âPeropicaâ. It is a monster resembling a magpie with feathers as hard as iron.
Each of them is not very threatening, but they are quite tough and move around in groups, so they were quite difficult to deal with in the game.
As I scanned the night sky with alert eyes, Atalanta added:
âA group like us wouldnât bother hunting. Just avoid the nest well.â
âHow do you avoid the nest?â
âUh-if you look closely, canât you avoid it? Youâll just have to be careful.â
Atalanta shrugged, and I laughed. Then Ellen, who was sitting on my arm, tugged at my collar.
âDonât talk and look ahead.â
âI see.â
âWait a minute...
I lifted the collar Ellen was holding on to and examined her shoulder blades, then narrowed her eyes.
âWhat mark is this?â
âuh?â
âThereâs something like a red mark here.â
â......Red marks?â
I glanced around at Atalanta and saw that she had her mouth covered and her eyes wide open.
âIt looks like it was bitten by something.â
âWhat is it?â
I desperately raised my blood. Feeling the blood gathered under my skin dissipate, I tilted my chin with a calm expression and asked.
âwhere? Have you been bitten by an insect?â
âNo, not bugs, but human teeth marks... Huh?â
âWhy?â
â...Um, no. I must have looked at it wrong.â
Whoa, Iâm glad How could he hold back his voice so well? These traces....
Just as I was sweeping my heart inwardly, I heard a strange sound in front of me. It was a cry that resembled that of a squeaking magpie, but sounded far more ferocious.
â...wouldnât it be lacking in caution?â
As I said that and pulled out Hrunting, Ellen, whose wing decorations were shining, stepped back.
âUtequai! Come forward!â
âI am going right now!â
At my shout, Utequai, who was guarding the rear of the ranks, climbed the slope at once.
Kyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Dozens of Peropicas with sparkling wings appeared all at once. Seeing that, Atalanta approached the side while the other mercenaries hurriedly prepared for battle.
âHey Nicks. Just in case.â
âuh?â
âYou know that, but I didnât do it on purpose.â
â...I donât know what to answer.â
At my murmur, Atalanta burst into laughter.
Then Ellenâs voice rang out.
âArchuire ensaâra!â
A pyrotechnic arrow shot through her hair hit Peropica, who was flying in the lead.
âOh, you are scared.â
A purple glow burst from Atalantaâs round eyes. After that, her whole body was bathed in a soft light.
âA-takhtarq!â
Two rows of purple spears rose from under the upturned ponytail. At the same time as the purple spear extended, Atalanta threw herself and swung a white thorn. Three feropica fell to the bottom of the storm water.
I feel it every time I see it, but Atalanta wielding a spear with a purple spear drawn was like an eagle with purple feathers and a white beak. I swallowed a second dry spit at that flexible and elastic movement.
...What the hell am I thinking?
I shook my head and started swinging my hrunting. Occasionally, the one aiming for the face or chest was struck with a shield, cutting down the peropicas with a delicate yet light sword.
âDumb!â
Utequai roared and swung his dolme vigorously. However, the feropicas with their swift wings easily evaded the dolma and instead pecked the utequai.
Ugh!
The Milky Way on the backside shone and one Peropica bounced off, but the rest of them hammered their beaks without any resistance.
âDonât work in vain and step back.â
âUr?â
It was the young wizard Ethan who stopped Utequai. He glanced at Ute Kwai, then stood in front of a pile of stones and put his palms together.
âhmm. All young tricksters are rude.â
Ignoring Utequaiâs words, Ethan began to recite a spell. Passes
after a while .
Hard piles of stones collapsed into small pebbles and fine sand.
â oh.â As I exclaimed at the sight, Ellen pursed her lips.
âItâs just an application of the Earth Shatter spell. Whatâs so great about that?â
âYou say that applying spells is difficult? He looks about your age, isnât that great?â
âIf that was anything great, I would already be a grandmaster. And if you do that, isnât it worse than Utequai cleaning it up?â
Just as Ellen said, the gravel and sand were piled up right there. However, after taking a step forward, Siren put the clay doll down, and the sand and pebbles stuck to the doll as if attracted by a magnet, completing a large golem.
â...to use two spells to clear a pile of stones. Itâs inefficient.â
âNow is not the time to evaluate efficiency.â
In the place where the pile of stones was removed, there was a hole in the hole. Enough magic power flowed through the hole that I could feel.
I looked around at the party members. Through the strained face, Utequai smiled pouting.
âHatanka takes the lead.â
I also burst into laughter.
âitâs okay. A sluggish bastard.â
âI am not slow!â
I tapped Ellenâs calf. The boyâs blue eyes flickered for a moment.
âIt sticks well behind Utequai.â
âWhy do you?â
âBecause I am the oldest.â Ellen, who kept her mouth shut, quietly floated up. I picked up my hrunting and looked back at the party.
âThose who are afraid can wait here.â
My eyes turned to Atalanta.
â...why are you looking at me?â
âYou donât have to follow me.â
âI must be mistaken because I am so beautiful, but I am a warrior in the wilderness and a mercenary whose motto is faithfulness.â She shrugged and continued.
âYou canât just skip the points and leave. You are too modest.â
Atalanta showed a cool smile. Agos and Vittorio just kept their mouths shut and their eyes shining.
Next, my gaze turned to Amias Street. Amias, who looked back at the gang, opened his mouth cautiously.
â...can we help?â
I shook my head.
âIt wonât be much.â
At that moment, Steedman hit the silent Amias in the back of the head.
Fuck!
âWhat are you doing?â
âI want to ask you, you cowardly bastard.â
âDamn it, now is not the time to get emotional.â
The freckled Mira quickly added her words.
âthatâs right. Canât you see that itâs a bad place just by looking at it? Even if small puppies like us
cling to it.
â
While the three of them were bickering, Archer Cole asked me.
âDoes not much help mean little?â
âUm well.â
Archer Cole looked back at his comrades and said.
âIf you leave here, you will not be a mercenary.â
Booney, who had been silent, opened his mouth.
âthatâs right. Not a mercenary, but a gangster bully.â
â......shit.â
Leader Amias, who was scratching under his helmet, looked back at me as he straightened his axe.
âIt will be more helpful than expected. We do it for one person now.â
I scratched my eyebrows for a moment, then nodded.
âgood. Do whatever you feel like.â
Siren, who had been observing the conversation, stepped out.
âThank you Sir Phoenix.â
âWhat do you mean?â
âYou are actively helping me like this.â
...Uh right. Come to think of it, this was a simple escort request, right?
Since the destination was the top of the mountain, going any further than that is not part of the contract.
Maybe itâs because I heard that the alt-player was messing around, but I think I thought it was my job at some point.
âOâ
I hesitated for a moment before thinking of the right words.
âThe only commands Prince Ulkar gave me were to protect the weak and do good.â
âyes? But-â
âIf a dimensional collision occurs, countless innocent people will die. Iâm just following the princeâs orders, so thereâs no need to thank you.â
Sirenâs big eyes filled with emotion. Several of the other party members had roughly the same look.
Certainly, the idols of the kingdom are idols. Everyone is fascinated by the word Prince Ulkar.
âThen letâs go.â
Leading the party members who were determined, I entered the bloodshed.
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