Boundary Labyrinth and the Foreign Magician

I went down the stairs and opened the door to the poke - it was already a training ground. Simple or purpose-specific. Is the spacious large room a place for mock warfare?

Positionally it would also extend from the basement of the Beristio mansion site to a part under the rock skin on the side of the underground lake.

If you look at the edge of the big room, there are columns that mimic people or demons. As soon as I stepped into it, I felt magic spread across the field.

It's just that it's never something sword-soaked......

"I wonder if this is magic to protect the equipment"

I have the impression that there are several types of magic applied, such as structural strengthening and state preservation.

"It doesn't seem to be a cover-up, but it seems to be using a technique that doesn't divulge magic."

"If you don't do the magic, the equipment will break down, and you'll need to pay for it. It further reinforces the magic that traps magic inside and strengthens durability. I was the youngest at the time. I was just a kid who admired my surroundings, so it doesn't mean I was contributing something for the equipment, and this explanation is for sale."

Osgrave looks inside the training ground at me and the elders' questions and laughs and answers them as if they were a little hazy as they narrow their eyes to nostalgia.

I hear Osgrave was the oldest demon, but his awakening was delayed. It seemed like a disciple to everyone at the time.

"May I see inside?

"Absolutely."

When asked, Osgrave replies with a laugh somewhere fun.

I just got permission from Osgrave to take a closer look inside the training ground.

The large area is a compartment for training and simulation. Trial compartment at the end. There still seem to be some rooms in the back......

"This is... amazing"

Walls, floors, and purposefully traces of training at the time. I guess I used some kind of martial arts technique, but there are traces of stepping in, what technique I used, and rubbing marks to wind the vortex.

"This is a fighting move. This is a technique that combines magic with physical surgery."

"You know very well just by looking at it. Traces of the vortex belong to Lord Beristio."

My abilities were remarkable when I fought with Beristio in the Underworld, but my body surgery itself was considerable. With Gardinis, Zaradi, and Osgrave... I don't know if I can say homily because they are each elevated to their own way of fighting, but I am certain they will be positioned in the genealogy of the people of the Moon as martial officers.

He seemed to be working out magic as well as martial arts. The walls paint a target, but the center leaves traces of burning. Looks like we're working something out here, too.

... the target of the wall and the archer's standing part, they were using tricks that attenuated their magic power on both sides. Regardless of the great magic, it allows some thoughtful magic to shoot.

Sometimes I put on some armor... I can see you're pretty used to it too. Some of the armor is shaken or cracks are running.

There are traces of tapping into the magical palm bottom, but this...

"That's Gardinis' move."

I thought, "Maybe."

Answer Osgrave's words with a little laugh.

It's not like it's a magic shock wave, but I think it's the same series of moves. Basically, it is interesting to see that there is still something left that seems to distinguish between people who don't know what kind of technique is used, or that it was repaired and the equipment itself was used with care, even in that sense.

Then, a bunch of training weapons erected on the wall. All in good condition. After all, there seems to be a surgical formula in place to keep it in shape.

In any case, although the indoor training ground, it seems certain that he was doing considerable training. The Tesdiros and the youngsters are also concerned about the area, watching as they devour the traces of training.

Well... if you think of it as a cultivation to get to the demon, then you've been practicing appropriately harshly. Is it something like Ning Luo convinced?

"What is it in the back?

"Some amenities you need to live with. Then you're in the conference room. We needed to go through a lot of consultations for the purpose."

Osgrave answers when Forceto asks. They also have toilets. I would check the inside one by one, but nothing so unusual. The only thing - except the conference room.

When I go into the conference room, that pops into my eyes first.

There are traces of the stone roundtable in two, with the sword protruding. Traces are... because my body was decaying and broken from the middle of nowhere.

From top to bottom. Slash the floor from round table to round table, leaving slashing marks in a straight line to the wall facing each other. The magic power for protection extended throughout the facility, but it appears to be deteriorating over time, mainly with slaughter marks.

Yeah. It's as iconic as you can tell.

"I see..."

I figured out what was going on, and Osgrave nodded like he was right about my words.

"A sign that Lord Veristio has become a demon, right? I let go of the slashing wave with my sword in front of everyone."

"The sword is decaying because of the anger, did you?"

I said it like Oldia was convinced.

Though the sword is decaying, it also appears to have been superior to the training one.

Probably what Beristio was using.

Because there is a temperament sword, it decays even if it is enhanced with a surgical technique, rather than unnecessary... If you are concerned, the metal will deteriorate, so there is no point in carrying a normal weapon other than disguise.

Veristio, who woke up as a demon, showed his companions that he had transcended being a man... Was it also a sign of willingness to abandon his homeland?

"This sword sounds good."

"Right. I thought it would be pretty decaying, even if it was good, but I thought it would be in line with the purpose of this one if it was still there..."

Osgrave responds to my words. I couldn't make it clear what was there, because there might still be a training ground, but I didn't know if this sword was still there.

"Make it an offering, so..."

"It's a symbol of the beginning of the demons that will lead us to Veristio."

I nod at Grace's words and touch the sword to find out. It's a sword exposed to Veristio's curiosity... but I don't feel anything now. There is no magic left. I guess I was only exposed to it once.

The magical reinforcement seems to have blown away at that one time because it is decaying, but it seems to have left its shape and function as a sword to the extent that it was protruded to the floor after the slash.

"A symbol of what we've been throwing away, but is it?"

"I don't know."

When Tesdiros said it, the Ozgrieves answered, and the elders were closing their eyes and feeling it.

Pick up what you've been throwing away again and return to the path of coexistence, huh? If you let the magic flow gently and explore the reaction... it's not a bad reaction in there.

"Hmm...... Looking at it as a metal material, I wonder if we can fix it."

Because it is decaying but originally a superior sword made of Halvaronis, it is highly pure as a material. It will be completely rebuilt from scratch, but it will also be able to be restored to its original form.

If the pattern should be retrieved as it is... I also need to retrieve the blade tip side that remains pierced by the floor.

I also felt like it was going to break when I pulled it at my disposal, so I let magic flow through the floor of the piercing area, making sure to widen the gap slightly and pull it out. All right...... This doesn't seem like a problem.