Chapter 370: 370 361. Is the criteria for determining when you take headhunt attached?Salary? Or......

Another side

The village of the dark elves was attacked by a monster.

Lunaria, the being at the top of the dark elves who rushed to the village after receiving the report, was trying to understand the current situation of the attack on the village and found several possibilities.

(For an outbreak of a monster mutant, the direction is too unified. It's possible that he is the head of a hexenbiest with that much intelligence, but there's something tricky about him.

The operation room is hectic, and all sorts of information goes back and forth, and while you handle it calmly on the surface, your thoughts run through your mind.

''Joo-oh-sama! Successfully defeated a swarm of demons in the North Forest! Three soldiers were injured, but all are said to be lightly wounded!

"Then, after a day's rest after treatment of the injuries, I want a three-day vigilance deployment.

"Ha!

I took direction from the reports I received from the messenger and focused on calming the situation and determining the cause of the problem.

'How's Fire Clear and the others doing?

"Ha! Currently on the march in the west, three times in combat, all with little damage.

I understand. But keep in touch.

"Yes, sir!

And not as a tester, but at the same time to let an individual gain experience in the military service of the Demon King's Army.

It may seem a dangerous act, but that's why she works tirelessly.

A seemingly slender woman, Lunaria is so fierce inside that she leaves no room for the seven generals.

She has the physical and magical abilities to rival the likes of battle crazies such as the Onion King and the Dragon King.

Even if you don't sleep or rest for a month, rather than two or three days, you can still feel some fatigue.

Therefore, they do not advise her to take a break.

Because everyone knows and believes that Lunaria does not neglect the basics of physical condition management.

(I thought it might be a plot by the anti-magic king's noblemen, but then again, I don't see the benefit in that. Even the way they move the hexenbiest is so blatant. Why this village? (Even if you create a new hexenbiest or get experimental data, it's still not cost effective)

She doesn't have the confidence of her subordinates, but just calmly recommends the attack of the monsters.

Information is sent to her not only verbally, but also through other reports.

In the documented reports, there are reports of a gradual decrease in the appearance of magical beasts since the military began to intervene.

(The "who" part is more interesting than the "what" part, isn't it?

That in itself is an exciting report.

It's a good thing because it's working, but Lunaria can't help but think that the report is deliberately drawn by the monster monster.

From what we've been able to confirm, they must have a purpose.

If they are wild monsters, they often attack villages to find food.

Their territory is covered by human settlements and they'll fight over the area.

But...

Let me ask you this: no damage was done to fields, livestock, or food storage?

Yes, the guardian of the village is reporting that it was prevented.

That's a strange story, Lunaria thinks.

When it comes to securing a beast's living space, eliminating people is an absolute must.

And if the reward for that elimination is foodstuffs, or if they are bandits, then I understand that they will kidnap money and goods and women, but if they are hexenbiests, they will be relentless in their attacks.

In that case, the building, the fields and the grains on the property would be damaged.

But no damage was done.

The guards were excellent, but in Lunaria's view, it's strange that they remained so clean on such a large scale.

(The damage to the herd was lessened than the availability of food.)

With this impression in mind, Lunaria then turned her attention to the map of the area around the village that was taped to the board.

You can find a bunch of magical beasts or the place where they were found or defeated, it's only a scribble of notes, but it also lists the types of magical beasts, and it's jumbled up in various ways, but it's not a problem, so she runs her eyes over it to get the information she wants.

(After all, there's too much humanity in the way she moves.

Comprehensive information obtained from it.

There are quirks that can be seen, little traces of habits that no hexenbiest can imitate.

Then who is it?

I carefully moved my soldiers and shook them to gradually extract information, but I couldn't find anything that came to mind.

You will be able to get a good deal more information on the subject, and you will be able to find out what you need to do.

That's something that Lunaria herself knows more than anyone else.

Then it's as such.

If not the elves, who would it be, she wondered, as if unraveling a tangled thread, and carefully but quickly so as not to break it.

She squashed the possibilities one by one, but the unquashed possibilities lined up in parallel, troubling Lunaria.

Lunaria is oblivious.

The very foundation of the problem is wrong.

Lunaria is thinking in terms of beings on the continent.

And it's common sense that it's the demon king's army's monopoly to invade.

The fact that the angelic tribe attacked via the dungeon the other day, but this time they are attacking the type of demonic beasts existing on the continent has led Lunaria to exclude the possibility that the beings from Isual are working in the dark.

"So you don't notice it.

No

"I don't notice.

One would think that a monopoly is an ability that only one can do.

It's hard to deny the fact that the past history has told us.

That was a clear opening for the demon king's army.

That's why Lunaria was unable to read her opponent's intentions.

And she still didn't realize her mistake at this point.

A place west of the base, Fire Clear is gleefully defeating demonic beasts and playing an active role.

There's someone watching on.

Lunaria, who can't see the future, never thought that this would happen.

"Oh, I didn't expect to see humans on this continent.

Daszlo was watching a survey team sent by the Lunarians under the eye of a demon.

Then a being caught his eye.

A demon beast that Daszlo had manipulated had attacked and a human man had defeated it.

His eyes are on Fire Clearing Toru.

Even though it's a forest, he's wielding a flaming sword, burning the body of the monster and holding it out without flinching as the bear monster attacked over the corpse.

It doesn't look like they're fighting.

At first I thought he was a slave class man in the demon continent, but he seems to be treated more like a nobleman.

You can't get rid of them.

Even if they were slaves, a human male and female is ludicrous.

It's also strange to have dark elf soldiers around to support two humans.

Does that mean that the voice belongs to that man: ......

Daszlo strokes his chin and thinks about it.

All the while, he does not loosen his observation.

The way a human man behaves, what he says and does, and the way people look at him.

Look at that! The man who is the captain of the team tells you to be on your guard, as he makes a determined face after defeating the monster.

"Hmmm, he looks human, but he's a demon nobleman?

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There is no way that a vertical army could behave like that.

If there was, it would be the child of a very high-ranking nobleman.

Well, it's just awkward.

That's not the way to think about it, and that includes the information that Daszlo was listening in on.

So, do you want to take action?

And then there's a second atmosphere that says this is an opportunity.

With a quick wave of his hand, the little magical beast that was waiting for him dug into the soil and dove into the ground.

It's one of my trump cards, but it's a good price to pay for all this excitement.

There are no wolves simply because they are so easy to use.

They can form a pack and scout the perimeter, or send out a message, and if they are of the same species, they can communicate with each other by howling.

That's why we're preserving them.

So there's no replacement, but I'll play one card for you.

I'll finish my work while the beings I sent to the village are running amok, thinking we're going to have to start all over again from scratch.

Well, folks. I hate to do this, but it's time to get to work.

Turning around and shaking his head, he found a pack of wolves, over a hundred in all, behind Daszlo.

Your job is simple. Attack that pack of dark elves over there and take the humans alive.

That's all there is to it.

When he's done, Dazlo pulls his robe deep into his face, raises his staff and waves it down, and the flock rushes towards it without a second thought.

It's a good idea to have a good time.

You'll be on the back of the only remaining wolf, and you'll follow it to take command while keeping your distance from the pack.

You'll arrive at your destination in no time after less than five minutes on its back.

After all, war is about numbers.

Below Dazlo's eyes are the dark elves who are desperately resisting, summoning spirits to retreat and resisting.

The dark elves' troops are one or two times larger than their original counterparts, biting their arms, biting their legs, biting their throats and reducing their numbers one by one.

Naturally, the wolves were intercepted and killed in greater numbers than the dark elves, but Daszlo didn't seem bothered.

There are less than forty dark elves, including spirits.

There is one wielder who looks troublesome even in Dazlo's eyes, but he doesn't see it as a problem.

With a discarded attack from a dead demon wolf, killing the summoner, the dark elf, the spirits he has contracted with will disappear, and Dazro thinks that if he can hunt three of them by himself, he'll be able to make change.

When he decides he can't win, he leaves Tono behind to let the human escape, but there's no way he'll let that happen.

"Leave the twenty, and the rest of us will chase the ones who have escaped, don't let them escape.

Daszlo instructs the Demon Wolf to move the pieces on the board nonchalantly, preparing enough to kill five Dark Elves and call for more Demon Beasts.

Place them in front of the group being pursued by the Demon Wolf and pin them down.

The wounded become the dead, and one by one the dark elves fall one by one.

An emergency beacon-like spell has also been released, but backup won't be coming for some time.

Among the dark elves desperately resisting, only the human man is ranting and raving, which is good for Daszlo.

If he was wrong to hold the disgruntled in his belly, he will be seen to target the human man to further exploit his weakness, and also cut down the dark elf soldiers.

Heroes can be outnumbered if you don't think about the risks.

Dazlo's expression is cold as he says scary, frightening and frightened without any emotion.

I can see it from a distance.

That human man is the most repulsive thing about Dazlo.

Ideals kill people.

A prime example, Dazlo was convinced, he understood.

But he was only kept alive by the counsel of reason that it could be used.

And the battle will end with the captain's dark elf facing off against ten wolves.

"Thirteen, there's not as much left as I thought.

The whole area is stained with the blood of hexenbiests and dark elves.

It's different from a dungeon, it feels raw.

The only people standing in the middle of it are the demon wolves waiting for the next instruction, the demon beasts, the sword at the ready, a trembling fire clearing and Kawasaki who is thinking seriously next to them.

It's not just a matter of time before you get to the point where you're going to be able to get your hands on a new one.

What kind of person should such a being protect?

You'll have to hide your personal dislike for it and slowly come face to face with it, sensing with your magic path that the being you sent to the village is still alive and well.

I'm glad to meet you, but this lazy old mastermind with no motivation and no sense of purpose has arrived.

The viscous sounds coming from underneath the feet of the riding demon wolf were unheard of.

The only thing you can do is to look at Dazlo emerging from this dimly lit forest under the moonlight and see how the only survivors, Kiyosumi and Kawasaki looked.

As you can see, for a very limited time, I have the right to take your life or death. Under those circumstances, I'd venture to say.

However, Dazlo, with an air of not listening to Fire Clear's words as he tried to shout something, cut in without looking back.

It's a good idea to have a good time with them. I'll only save your life.

There's no way Fire Clear would listen to such a one-sided notice.

"Who would! I'm not going to lose to you!

It sounds like a noble dare, but from Dazlo's point of view, it's just the voice of an emotional kid who doesn't know what's going on.

Yes, as an uncle, I don't want to do anything troublesome, but it's my job. Well, I don't have much time, so I'll just do it.

From Dazlo's point of view, he would have liked to catch them unharmed if possible, but that's about it.

If he resists, he thinks he doesn't need an arm or a leg to do it.

Don't worry, I'll adjust it so you can at least have a conversation.

In Dazlo's eyes, the man in front of him was no better than a small fry.

Just when I was about to give the wolves a good fight, he said, "It's too much trouble.

! Midori, let me take care of this and run away!

Fire Clearing screams at Kawasaki to run away.

It's not going to let you do that, but this man is wasting his efforts again, and fire-clearing says work, work, work and now go without hesitation.

!

But the wolf stopped.

It's not powerful or awakened by such power.

Suddenly, Kawasaki unleashed his magic.

Dazlo could recognize that it was an act of resistance in itself, but the direction in which it was released was strange.

What do you think you're doing?

The demon wolf was stopped by Daszlo himself, and the scene in front of me changed.

From two to one standing person.

Miss.

Then, having stunned fire-clearing by releasing a spell, Kawasaki smiled and said to Daszlo: "Let's negotiate.

"Let's negotiate. Nice uncle.

"Huh.

It was Dasulo, whose behavior was superimposed on the image of his Lord.

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