I Said Make My Abilities Average!

And the next morning.

A cow was taken to a small high hill a short distance from the village and connected to a wooden tree.

Of course, "The Red Vow" is also accompanied.

Had all the livestock been hidden and a 'red oath' stood on the hill, it might have attracted Wyburn even then, but it would have been difficult if Wyburn had remembered the taste of human meat, so the villagers did not give way by insisting on the provision of cattle.

Maybe he was showing me the four Miles themselves. If there are cows that eat more than humans, there is no chance of grabbing the cows and pulling them up properly. I've never been over there to succeed in the crusade, but it's still better to lose one cow if the still raucous young girls look crippled enough to see one or two of them get grabbed by Wyburn and fly away. They were good villagers enough to think so.

The villagers, who finished connecting the cattle to the wood, return and quietly wait for Wyburn four.

They fly in from afar, so there seems to be no problem with some voices, but is it like a habit as a hunter to be somewhat hesitant to "talk when you are ambushing prey"......

In fact, at this time, one courageous "I love cute girls" young man was secretly staying at the scene and watching from the shade so that if the girls were seriously injured, Wyburn could inform the village as soon as he flew away.

It was a brave young man who could not be satisfied with the daughter of a village who had succeeded in greeting, and who did not hate the danger for a innocent and lovely girl. They don't look so bad and take good care of the kids, but for some reason, the village daughters don't take well. Maybe that's because it's only for young girls to take care of......

But still, it seems much better if compared to those who don't take care of the children at all, but the young people didn't really know what to do.

Miles was checking his surroundings with exploratory magic, and he was certainly aware of the presence of young people.

But I thought I would be a visionary as a villager representative, and I was through because I thought I was likely to be a liaison officer to rescue myself quickly.

Besides, even if they saw an occasion where there was somewhat of a problem, no one would believe me because I was excited about the first Wyburn crusade I had ever seen in my life and thought I was just exaggerating the whole story.

Unless a large number of people give the same testimony about how credible a person is, such as the absurd story that the villagers witnessed, that's not what you can believe. If that were to be life-threatening, there would be a one-off confirmatory investigation with the knowledge that it might be a lie, but to the extent that we "saw an awesome battle," we would just be bitterly laughed through.

I mean, harmless. No problem. That's what happened.

"... Coming!

Mavis still discovers Wyburn first.

This is no longer a question of perspective or vision because of their height, but rather the ability of nature.

When the three of them look in the direction Mavis points out, they do see a black dot, which gets bigger and bigger.

"... that?

"What's wrong?

Lena asked in surprise at the strange voice that mileage above Mavis in vision, which should not have been strange to discover Wyburn first.

"No, that Wyburn, like he's already grabbing his prey..."

If you say that and take a closer look, it does look like you're grabbing something like a cow on both legs.

"It's weird...... We've already hunted our prey today, so maybe this village will turn next time..."

That's how Lena shrugged, but for that, Wyburn comes straight this way.

And when he got pretty close to the hill, Wyburn dropped altitude and disappeared across the tree.

"" "" Eh... ""

Miles was surprised by Wyburn's unexpected behavior, but quickly strained himself.

Because Wyburn's legs, which rose again over the tree, were not like the cow he had grabbed earlier, but a round thickness about thirty centimeters in diameter.

"... they're coming!

"" "Ooh!

Three responding to Lena's voice. It is a slightly less girly hanging voice, but this is the hunter flow.

Wyburn apparently judged The Red Vow an enemy from the beginning. Perhaps they were regarded as the kind of people who had attacked themselves several times before, not the villagers, because of their clothing and equipment. It is in attack mode from the start.

I grabbed it with both legs, Marutai, which would be a fallen tree. The method of warfare chosen by Wyburn to use it effectively was slow descent bombing.

That tactic of warfare, which is relatively hitting accurate compared to horizontal bombing, is highly burdensome on the body, but highly effective if it can withstand it. The descent bombardment at an angle of more than 30 degrees, known as a sudden descent bombardment, seemed just too tight for a living body without an aerodynamic brake, its giant thrusting in at a loose angle of less than 30 degrees, still accelerating by gravity and shivering billibly at wind pressure. I don't need to pierce a thick armor plate, so I don't need to speed that up. Conversely, it was more fun to fly slowly, allowing you to follow your aim precisely to the end against the one you flee from, and that's all the longer you can terrorize your opponent.

There was no time to escape between the trees.

And Miles decided, from the way Wyburn was used to it, that this was the "usual way to fight" that Wyburn was good at, and shouted to everyone what to do.

The three of us who heard that decided to follow Miles' instructions, half-heartedly. It's usually a lot of array of miles, but everyone had a glance at the magical abilities and various knowledge, and they were usually the three people who tease the loose ends of it, but they don't think miles are stupid. It's just that you don't know the world, you can't read the air, you don't have common sense, you're missing out, you make unlikely mistakes, and you're too popular.... In the world, we usually refer to people like that as' idiots'.

Wyburn looms, but the four of them didn't try to move while standing up. And when Wyburn was thought to have entered the final phase of the throw, Miles screamed.

"Run!

As instructed earlier, the four "Red Vows" rush with all their might in the opposite direction of Wyburn.

Wyburn, who saw it, moved his mouth as if it had snapped.

Yes, the prey always runs away that way. Then, the thrown marutai jumps and rolls, crushing the prey to escape from behind. If you throw it slightly ahead of the enemy's current position, it hits or rolls forward after falling slightly rearward. Yes, my husband taught me, and I had already put it into practice many times and confirmed its effectiveness.

From behind the prey running straight away,...... now!

"Flip!"

At that moment, Miles, who was fleeing with plenty of room to check the rear, screamed as he saw through the movement of Wyburn's legnails with his superior motor vision.

At the next moment, four people stepped on their feet and rushed to a sudden stop, the other side, or Wyburn, with all their might.

Marutai, already off his legs, flew backwards over the miles' heads.

"Attack!"

And in Miles' next decree, Lena and Pauline unleash the offensive magic they were chanting while fleeing.

"... flaming!

"... water explosion!

Gyum!!

Wyburn twisted his body desperately, wrapped in amazement, and made a magical attack that flew in. First shot, second shot......

"... I'll do it"

Miles looked at Wyburn, who was desperate to bewitch and soar to take altitude, with his arms in his face.

"I'll do it, I guess not! What are you gonna do, you got away with it!... Well, that was helpful earlier..."

"It's okay. I haven't taken any damage yet, he's not the kind of guy who gets away with this."

As if he had listened to that word that answered Lena, Wyburn began swirling over the sky without flying away after taking sufficient altitude.

And as usual, Lena's screams echo.

"How come you can't read human thoughts, but you can read demonic thoughts? Ooh!