Betting on the Demon King's throne, Needs and the previous Demon King fought.
As a result, the previous Demon King laid down his needs with one bread and regained his authority as Demon King.
I watched those two fight right around the corner.
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The previous demon king, Nidork Fjord, did feel strong.
Even I finally caught up with my eyes because I took a blow all over my face in response to a need move.
I'm not strong, there's no way I can say it.
But......
"... when you get home, you need to heal... for that kid"
Ground muttered with an unpleasant look.
Maybe this guy's guessing, too.
The needs I just fought...... only slightly, but there were signs that I was out of hand.
It was no sharper than the move I had seen at Demon King Castle before.
I don't know if it's because they're my own father, or if they dared move deliberately to lose on this occasion.
But...... the defeat of the needs must have been a desirable result for the Demons.
That's why I think my needs have been deliberately lost.
If it was deliberate, I can see why it seemed out of hand and why it ran straight towards Nidork.
He was a fighter before the duel, and he acted as a needy.
You're a little surprised.
I can't believe that battle frenzied need chooses a path that exposes the ugliness of defeat in front of the Demons and other races.
This would have greatly lowered the character of the needs we saw from around us.
Still, Needs chose the future of the Demons.
It's just that I probably couldn't stand being turned into a ground puppet like this more than exposing myself to a loss.
"My beloved compatriots! This is the power of Non!
Nidork opens his arms and exalts himself to the demonic soldiers.
"Non is the 127th generation demon king, Nidork Fjord! Still the same, he is the king of the demons!
Then the demonic soldiers fell down on Nidork and began to drool their heads on the spot.
... If you do this, you know exactly how authoritative a being called the Demon King can be to the Demon Nation.
The way tens of thousands of demons fall down simultaneously is a rolling word.
"... sin"
And if I had thought that, suddenly Earth would have called me out.
Something tells me I don't like it.
This situation will be a wish or a fulfillment for the Demons, but it's just not convenient for this guy.
"That man... take care of Nidork Fjord"
... I knew it.
Earth has not given up its invasion of the continent of Wolds.
Even if I buy objections from the Demons, I'm going to end Nidork and let Needs take command of the army.
And I can't stop it.
What the hell can I do...
"Whoa, I'm not gonna let you do that."
That's what Kengo said and came forward when I was haunting Ground's orders.
"Kengo......"
"Oh, my God, Sin, I think I'm going to cry. You look terrific."
"Ugh, shut up"
Maybe he was feeling a little weak.
Let's tighten our faces.
The truth is, I want to stand by the Kengos right now.
But I can't do that any more than I have a ground curse.
I don't know.
... Speaking of which, wasn't Nidork under the Earth curse?
Even though he is so ostensibly hostile to Earth, I can't see anything that looks painful.
"If you want to get in the way of my plan... I can start with you..."
Mindful of how Nidork was doing, Earth turned a sharp gaze at Kengo.
"Sin... take care of everything that disturbs you... and don't let it get out of hand like a need..."
"Gu..."
This guy... he's not just going to Nidork, he's going to let me take him down to Kengo.
As it stands, only me and Kara are Earthpawns.
Demon soldiers don't listen to Earths, and the need to be able to move them is far rear.
Maybe he'll have another handkerchief.
but to my knowledge, it doesn't look like it either.
Perhaps Ground's curse has drawbacks that can't be used by many people at the same time.
"What's the matter... Sin... hurry up..."
… so much time to think?
Dull pain is spreading all over my body.
"I can't help it. Well, do it, Singh."
"Huh?"
Kengo pulled out his sword and walked out to me.
No way, Kengo's willing to fight me?
"I know how you are. You can't disobey a witch's orders, can you?
"Oh, oh... you're right..."
"Then you'll have to deal with me."
No, that's right...
Are you serious?
"Ke...... Mr. Kengo!
Seeing how Kengo was, Phil shouted as he waited.
But she was suppressed by the Serenas who were nearby, unable to move from the spot.
Maybe you're showing me around.
"It's okay, it's okay. Leave it to me... don't let anybody but Phil move until I signal."
That's what Kengo said, lightly hissing the hands of those who didn't have swords.
That wrist is fitted with a Necromancer bracelet.
Apparently, you assumed from the beginning that you would fight me.
I don't know if he was watching it in "Forecasting the Future," or if it was due to an investigation, but he's a well-prepared guy.
"... well... I didn't think you were going to have a bee battle with me in this way - are you ready?
"Eh."
Kengo is... seriously going to fight me.
There are different signs of getting wrapped up.
Think about it, I've never had a chance to fight this guy for real in Earth before.
When we fought, there were some rules and bondages, and we couldn't possibly have done what was best for each other.
"... If Kengo's gonna do that, I'm gonna let him get serious too"
"Oh, come with me."
I don't know what Kengo's thinking right now.
You must have heard from the Kisses that the person holding me back is a being called a witch.
Maybe Kengo prioritizes peace in this world over me.
After you defeat me down at the witch's military gate, maybe you're also trying to defeat a dependent witch named Claire.
Then there's no way I'm out of hand here.
Ground forbids me to take my hands off it, so I can only be more serious.
"Well... I'll take the lead!
Kengo ran towards me.
Though there's still a distance, if you wait for it to work, you'll be able to pack it right away.
That's what I thought. Again, I ran out to Kengo to make sure I didn't lose.
"Whoa, whoa, whoa!
"Uhhhhhhhhh!
And... my big shield and Kengo sword bumped into each other making a fierce metal noise.
Is the boulder something like Kengo's fat muscle?
Be honest and very heavy.
If I lose any power at all, I'm going to be pushed off as it is.
"Ooh! We're still here.
Leaving it to momentum, Kengo aggressively attacks.
That was a series of fights that didn't give me time to fight back.
"Gu!"
... For once, this one also uses' Time Run ', what a speed.
Is this what Kengo really means?
What are we gonna do?
Do you want to increase the output of 'Time Run' more?
Even if I did, Kengo might let me deal with it, and in the first place, I doubt what that means to me if I can increase my speed and defeat Kengo.
These strays make a decisive difference in the fight...
It makes sense for Kengo to take me down.
But not the other way around.
Even if I beat Kengo, that'll only keep the status quo.
I'm not in this fight.
"You're too poor to protect me! Sin!"
Knowing I'm still lost, Kengo has slammed a heavy blow into his shield.
Furthermore, Kengo strode forcefully at his feet, creating irregularities on the ground.
That... no way.
"Gu!?
Kengo has unleashed a 'slash' of sword skills.
Moreover, it was that the preliminary motion was hidden to the limit, and yet the stiffness time after release was zero.
Typically, inadvertent activation of a skill in an interpersonal match is lifesaving.
Because they risk being targeted for subsequent movements and rigid time after a skill is activated, from the preliminary operation of the skill.
In particular, it requires more caution in melee combat like the Kengos.
However, attacks unleashed by skill are more intense than normal attacks.
If you can hit your enemies, and yet you can devise ideas that don't target rigid times, it can also be a powerful weapon in interpersonal fights.
And Kengo is great at activating such a gap free skill.
I once wrapped my tongue around Kengo when he fought in a duel tournament over that technology that drives the skill behavior crazy and eliminates gaps, but there it was something I could still call unfinished.
But not right now.
I guess I've been training ever since.
Kengo had even been able to release it with a total no-risk if it was a 'slash' with relatively few initial gaps.
"Slash" has a very short cool-time and can also be described as a basic, initial step in sword skills.
but kengo releases this is not a substitute for what you can call an initial.
If you say so... it's no longer a place to say "deep end".
That's all it's worth saying, this technology has it.
At least, I've never seen anyone other than Kengo deal with such artistry on a field level.
"What's up! Sin, you don't have your hands or your legs to attack me!
Kengo stirs me up, with a string of skills.
Even normal attacks are pretty heavy, but the power of your skills is increased.
Honestly, I'm just full of protection.
There is no way to fight back.
"Ku............ Ugh!
With the meaning of conspiracy, I stick the tip of the 'cross' towards Kengo.
But such a painful and similar attack could not have hit Kengo, and it was avoided lightly.
"Oops!
but somehow kengo took a few meters from me at that time.
The momentum should have been over Kengo, but what the hell does this mean?
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The moment I thought.
Kengo put up the sword in his hand, the artifact 'Ragnarok', and shortly thereafter came out of that sword so intense that it could not be seen directly.
No way...... are you going to shoot me?
I showed you on the Meermill Continent, that special blow slaughter...
"Guh!"
If you touch this slaughter, you die.
No matter what defense you take, it's completely pointless.
Even the Great Shield cleaves in two.
That's what my instincts made me do. I did everything I could.
"Even - this is all I can do."
And a light fillet appeared as if piercing a cloud, and Kengo waved it down.
- I did the dodging exercise, go ahead.
"... Huh?
That's when I was uncomfortable.
If Kengo is going to unleash such a big move, it should be aimed at the timing of the midst.
Yet this time I let it go at a rather uncertain time.
I should say, I didn't feed on that sword move.
Rather, I think there was plenty of room for avoidance.
What is this?
What the hell is going on?
Kengo, with what intent, did such a great trick...
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I finally realized who was at the end of the sword Kengo shook down.
"Ugh... I didn't know you were going to target me directly in the middle of a fight... you're a bold kid..."
Ground gave a creepy laugh as he grabbed the imminent fullness of light from overhead.