Boundary Labyrinth and the Foreign Magician

For now, let's be careful not to get tired of toddler behemoths, beyond not knowing very well the ecology and nature of the behemoth.

He still seems to mistake me for a kind of spirit, so he doesn't deny it either, and he also magically erases the smell of those who would have touched the place not to irritate his parent Behemoth.

"Because I don't know if I'd be welcome from your parents... I'll try to stay away from you and speak up. If it's disturbing, I guess I'll be free."

With that said, the juvenile behemoth throats a little lonely. I don't like it to be that way, it seems.

"In that case, there's no choice. The wound's healed, and I'd be glad if you stayed well."

Just in case, he said that he usually lives in the southern wilderness as a roof castle. I could corroborate that I didn't even know about the Diabolos who were at the ruins. When she was traveling with her mother, she fell ill and was allowed to use the ruins.

If the wounds of the toddler behemoth heal, and the parent and child return to normal and leave the ruins, that makes it easier to move as this one.

We can't get through to the base of the subterranean compartment because it's rare, and we'll rendezvous with the Diabolos and then summon the Sirius to travel with information on the demonic realm?

If Behemoth and the others still don't move from the ruins for a while... summon them out of sight and they'll be able to move around without any problems with a similar policy.

Get out of the castle, disappear a little further away, and check the situation as you wait for your parent Behemoth to return. The four Diabolos are first waiting with Valor in a simple shelter built by Valor in the woods. When I used the magic of physical recovery, I went into the shelter floor, weakened, and exhaled a sigh of relief... well, I guess I was mostly cornered.

If you're in Osgrave - you seem to have withdrawn to the basement area after serving to attract them safely. When I told him it was a comm machine, he said, "I'm used to positive motion. It's cheap," he said, smiling at Cadkeus.

Parent Behemoth returns to the ruins as he looks around to surprise his enemies who have suddenly disappeared within doing so. Parent Behemoth stopped moving for a moment as he showed himself as he raised his delightful voice from the entrance to the castle and let him jump a little, his throat sounded delighted after showing a startling reaction.

The eyes that were glowing red also... the colour stays the same but the light fades and becomes a calming reaction.

He looked calm with his nose tipped close and his head rubbed on by the boy Behemoth, but smelling the smell around him doesn't seem to mean he's still completely off guard.

Behemoth raised his voice and told him about the parasite in his gesture... Behemoth, the parent who saw the burnt debris, was throbbing in abomination.

"He seemed injured, so I treated him. No hostility over here."

When he used the magic prop of translation to sound his voice, his parent Behemoth raised his face and roared to be vigilant. My figure is gone, and the wind magic is spreading so I don't know where the sound came from. Parent Behemoth cannot capture this location. He shows a trick to cover the boy Behemoth, and makes his whole body feel more struggling. Struggling nature, not magic. The owner of a tremendously rich power that trembles in the atmosphere.

But I also know that intelligence is high enough. If Parent Behemoth tells you what he wants to say before moving on to the next course of action - I also feel like we could negotiate well.

but before I spin the word, the boy Behemoth was moving. He buzzes to protest against his parent Behemoth and defends me that what I'm saying is true as he moves his forelegs diligently. Parent Behemoth had a decent reaction to such a boy Behemoth's appearance, like he had been slightly detoxified.

"Just as you know what I'm saying... I know what you're trying to tell me. Again, no hostility. Instead... there's something I'd like to negotiate."

When told that, the parent Behemoth, while sheltering the child Behemoth, rang his throat in a different voice color than the earlier threatening roar.

If you want to translate - let's hear it. But before you do, I want you to show yourself. Apparently.

Right. In this situation, you would be most afraid of unintentional attacks on children.

I have found that Behemoth has a high intelligence. If he shows up and gets attacked...... there's no other way to do that. I understand your feelings because you are a parent trying to protect your child. I'm not going to fight that either. Let's withdraw honestly.

"Okay. Over here."

and show up near the outer wall on the south side. If you make it look like you're running away in the direction of the wilderness, it won't involve anyone else for the first time.

Parent Behemoth squeaks his throat low as he looks straight at me.

What about the big bones and the pieces that were scattered down the road earlier? That is. I suppose you want to know about the baggage that Gashadokuro and the Diabolos have smashed.

"Bones are like tangible phantoms created with the help of fellow men. As for the pieces that were scattered down the road... they're not like us. They seemed to be in trouble, so they lured them in and then let them protect them. I'm glad you missed it, because both of them and I have nothing to do with this ruin and it's harmless to you. After that... I noticed that the child was injured, so I treated him..."

I don't even need to lie here. When told so, Behemoth rattles his throat as if he was convinced.

He seems to have also lifted his guard slightly, squealing his throat when he suppresses the fighting that rises all over his body.

- First of all, thank you for helping my child, said parent Behemoth. I couldn't deal with it myself if I knew what caused it. I appreciate it.

And then... "Is there something you'd like to ask me to do to show up and speak up?," he says here.

Think about it for a moment, and then tell them what you want.

"If you can, I want permission to investigate this ruin."

In response to my request, I said, "This is not my property, so you should like it." But it's not worth the price of getting the child to help.

Though the boy Behemoth rings his throat and tells his parents that he wants to be friends.

Hmm... If that's the case, why don't you step in a little more? Fine, or he seems to have a pretty compelling personality in proportion to his high level of intelligence.

"If we can do this, we can share this place with each other... and it would be very helpful."

Parent Behemoth tilts his neck.

"Actually... there's a secret base near here. If we can keep this ruin in your castle in the future, there won't be any extra demons nearby, and it's convenient because we can base our activities on this place - the one that stands out. Well... if you can trust me, I'll tell you about it."

He closed his eyes to my words, "I see," and showed me how to think about it... but after a while, he'll ring his throat and tell me what he wants.

Those who are so fond of the Spirit will vomit boring lies in these places.

I see. Because you have sensory abilities to the Spirit, did you think this story was enough to be trusted? In that way, Behemoth communicates his will even more.

Parasites were removed and wounds healed. Nevertheless, it was difficult to move until the child was strong enough, and I like this relatively safe place a lot.

"If that's the case… I wonder if we could restore some more ruins and prepare a bond of contract magic so that the child can protect himself."

When he said that, his parent Behemoth was interested, so he embarked on a "uhh..." and his son Behemoth raised his happy voice as well. It became a slightly different flow than assumed... but I wonder if it would be a medium good deal as to the content of the deal.