Hisshou Dungeon Unei Houhou

The day before the war.

side: Yuki

It's been a month since then.

Yeah, the Zilva Empire is back on the move.

In the meantime, me and Zargis have been investigating the causes of magic depletion and have found some safety line.

And finally, there's a sample with an au part called the Devil's Sword.

Oh, I'm going to forget, but the subhumans are listening to us for once.

I'm still a little bitchy about the Orc daughter-in-law, or I'm whispering all I want about the good that I'm not on the table on purpose, but that's all Tori, Riel and Kaya are smashing.

In numbers, we got together about 1300.

Based on the total number of subhumans living in hiding, not even a fifth of them are yet there.

Even so, you'll find that the Weed is about the same size as a continent, with only around half a million subhumans, which is pretty badly depleted of magic.

That half a million won't be the right number, but as far as the elders and the subordinates who gathered us know, that's not how many are clustered together, but dispersed and hidden.

At the earliest, the power of the subhuman cannot be helped by the power of the number of men.

This figure of 1300 is a total number, not a force of war. About 800 can withstand this inner battle.

The other 500 are women, children, old men, etc. He said he followed a fighting family.

Ma, most of these 500 were supposed to be in the fight, too. But since we didn't meet our standards, we're plowing fields and snorting on hunting to feed our fellow fighters in the future.

Weed could have supported us, but there are still so many subhumans who have an aversion to people, and they just follow us on the surface, so we can't weirdly show one end of our power.

If you know you're free to get supplies, you're going to demand as much as you want. Some see us as a convenient tool.

I find it difficult to interact with other cultures.

I don't know what's causing the magic drain, and it's a hassle not being able to go down there.

"Uh-huh. Admiral, I'm sorry to bother you."

"Oops, tired. How's the number of opponents?

"Around 5,000? Same as pre-information."

"What about the Moves?

"I'll be with the suburbs as planned. Well, I hope you'll review the people a little bit."

The Moves are telling us not to use Doppel for intelligence, but to build trust by having him stay with the subhumans for the last few months, in fact, about three months.

The resentment of our people is already amazing, and the guy who faces us for the first time more or less looks at us.

So, somehow, I put the Moves together with the Subhumans as a combat training and trust maker.

According to the report, the ones who ate pot rice and drank alcohol with the Moves are largely getting along.

This kind of thing, after all, has an adult way of handling it.

"Well, you just need to improve a little. Putting the athletes in the boulder will not improve their image."

"Well, the chicks are just Princess Athleen. The people."

"Labyris, Phyllia and Sheila are subordinates over here."

"Actually, there were some stupid subhuman adults trying to make an exception of Aslin for that."

Oh, come on, you do that to a kid like Aslin.

"No matter, Labyris, Phyllia, Shayla made me pound."

"Whoa, is he alive?

No, I try to listen to death reports, etc., so I know you're not dead, but it's the human mind that listens.

"He's alive, for once"

"For once."

"Well, there was Mr. Labyris. I love Princess Athleen, who is the gatherer of that chick member and also serves as a replacement for the general, but there's no way she's going to do anything. In front of the public, I spilled it, stripped it naked and twisted it. He said he abused a child. He was stamped."

"Oops."

"You don't do that to boulders, either. So, the way I treated Princess Athleen, who had been dealing normally with boulders until now, and the fact that she was naked, my chick bumped me out, and she's pulling me off."

"Oh, you're just gonna have to pull it off"

On the contrary, I was surprised.

If that were revealed in Japan, you wouldn't be able to live in a lying place.

You're strong. One day when I get back into society, I'll be nice to you.

"That's off the record. So, where are the marching Ori and Pic 'un going?

"Oh, you were off. That march speed is about noon tomorrow."

"After all, the army's moving slowly. It's a convenient car."

"Right. Tell me about it, do you guys want to fight with swords and magic?

"I've said why before, but because they can't see us, they don't expose us to our bills, so there's a lot of reasons."

"I know you do. It doesn't taste good to have a general out. Anyway, when Jessica leaves, Mary leaves her position in jeopardy."

"There's some around there, isn't there? For once, Jessica won't be my sidekick."

"Honestly I'd also like to see how far my powers are up in action......"

"You're gonna bother the princess, be sure"

"... Yes, unfortunately, I will be patient this time. Yuki doesn't seem to be in the fight, and Master Cellaria will be relieved."

"So why are you treating Cellaria so politely?

"It's Her Majesty the Queen of Weed."

"So I'm just as great."

"I know, but that's the stance Yuki must have. In contrast, Master Cellaria behaves as a king. I was wondering if I needed respect for it. And since you look like a princess, no. Shall I say how a princess has grown?

"Oh, I knew you looked like a princess and a cellaria. Contents"

"Yeah, you realized even more when you said you were a former militant. The princess is one of the nobles, and although she is not a Duke's family, she is remotely, once and for all, in case the right to inherit the throne exists."

"Similar."

"Yes."

Cellaria loves fighting, too.

What happens if I meet the princess face-to-face?

That's how, chatting, Leah, who was with me, talks to me.

"Well, that's enough time. Tomorrow is the battle, so rest the generals."

"I don't feel like a general."

"Well, Weed is more of a convenience store than a general."

"There's very little need for an army there."

Talking about that, we went back to each of our bunks and got ready for tomorrow.

Uh, you barely talked about the enemy army.

I'm sorry, I don't give much importance.