I Said Make My Abilities Average!

"What are you mocking about, why don't you call it quick!

"It's late, Beredetes!

Three ancient dragons landed on the side (buckwheat) of the miles.

"Should I kill them?

The biggest attitude of all seems to be the "Red Vow," he said as he shrugged off the four of them. Again, it seems that Beredetes handles the underside, the lower end. And the thing about humans seems to be totally ridiculous.

(Ancient dragons are said to be smarter than humans, but from that transverse attitude, they don't look very...)

Miles thinks that, but it's simply that the ancient dragons don't see the Miles as' a lot to take into account, a reciprocal opponent '.

Previously, Beredetes said 'inferior biological protection laws' or something, but perhaps that doesn't apply to pest designated ones. Neither do humans take their words and actions into account when crushing mosquitoes or flies.

'It's none of my business what I do. I was merely instructed to give guidance and advance explanations to the other party, and I did so. I don't know about the rest.'

Beredetes said so and took a few steps back.

"So, shall we begin?"

"Wait, please!

Miles stopped the ancient dragon from attempting to enter the attack motion.

'What? It's no use begging for your life now. Anyway, it's an order from the leader.

To be honest, I don't really feel comfortable crushing a weak little animal, but I can't help it. I resent myself for having laid hands on our ancient dragon and Beredetes for having caused this to happen by losing to you guys. If you're wrong, don't complain about me. '

'It won't be!

Beredetes complains about the words of the ancient dragon in charge of the battle, but certainly, if Beredetes had appropriately embellished the Miles and driven them back then, this would not have happened. Or if you don't report it stupid honestly and arrange a little bit of reporting...

But that was something I can't help but say now.

"No, it's not. I was wondering if you could change the place...

You know, braces that you guys use a lot, when you're released here, it's a big fire, right? It's close to Wang Du here...

If "Ancient dragons burst into the woods near Wangdu and the woods are destroyed. And from there, the tragic bodies of the girls! 'If rumors spread around the world..."

'Ugh! Okay, let's just say we adopt that suggestion'

Apparently, they weren't the same people who didn't understand the story.

Beredetes put four of the Miles "Red Vows on their backs and left the woods in a low-altitude flight so that four ancient dragons could not be seen from afar.... from those who are nearby. But it is better than being seen by a multitude of king's people. Besides, if it's from below, I don't see the miles on my back, so there's no problem.

... at least for the Miles.

As many as four ancient dragons will be sighted near the Wang capital, which will be quite a noise, but there is no choice. Besides, it was even more so now that it would have already been witnessed by a considerable number of people by the time they came to the woods.

Flying as it was for a while, he quickly arrived at the unpopular (Hiraki) Rock Mountain. That's right, it's the ancient dragon's speed of flight.

Since the ancient dragon's flight was multiplied by magical aids, neither Beredetes had a problem getting four people on board nor air resistance from the front. In addition, the rocky mountains are relatively snug and at low altitudes, and the air is thin and does not affect the battle.

'Is there a problem here?

"Yes, I'm fine"

Miles wanted a change of place, sometimes because of the damage to the forest and the distance from the king's capital, but of course its main purpose was' so that we could fight without hesitation '.

Once the battle begins, the ancient dragons will probably fight without any concern for the damage to the forest or what they can see from the king's capital. At first, even if you think 'it's a little bad', basically, you shouldn't care too much. If that is enthusiastic about the fight, it should be irrelevant, such as consideration for inferior organisms.

In contrast, Miles still cares about them, and Hande is too big for Lena to use the fire magic out of her mind. So avoiding fighting in the woods was a natural decision.

Both the ancient dragons and Miles are going too pale.

But it's also natural.

For the ancient dragons, it's just a farce. A run-of-the-mill young man, hesitant to kill a small animal in the sight of an apprentice or a young lady, spat a visible lie to put things round. But there was hesitation to make a false report, so that everyone could decide, 'Oh, you're deliberately making it absurd so you know it's a lie'...

There was a pull that pushed the lady, the luggage, and the young man avoided killing the small animal in front of the lady, unable to strongly scold her for reporting in a muddy way, and neither the elder nor the elder accepted the report in silence.

So it was supposed to fit round.

... if there is a sudden change of leadership, and the report, or 'Ancient Dragon Defeated by Man', does not even touch the new leader's inverse scale.

Did you know it was a false report and still find its content unpleasant? Or did you really mean that legal screw (see) story? I don't know, but the leader ordered me to do it.

Usually, if your position in the tribe seems to be in jeopardy, even if you have a degree of tenderness to keep a warm eye on the low-brain, helpless little animals you play with, don't hesitate to crush them in silence. Petin, and. It has no choice.

So all the ancient dragons, they didn't think anything of it.

Just do the emotionless and easy routine work. That was all it was.

On the other hand, if you're a Red Vow, I've given up from the beginning on whether it's an explanation or a persuasion.

The first explanation should already have been given by Beredetes, and even if cockroaches were desperate to persuade people who came to exterminate cockroaches, there would be no exterminators who would return without doing anything to convince them with it.

... that's what it is.

So again, we just proceeded to talk pale with no expression.

As for the manoeuvres, they have been met on the back of Beredetes while on the move. Apparently Beredetes is more neutral, than slightly more convenient on the 'red oath' side, so he won't talk about anything, even if he heard it. Still, for once, Miles was putting up a soundproof junction.

Okay, here we go.

To the words of the ancient dragon, Beredetes took a distance from everyone. Apparently, I don't like being involved.

Everyone in The Red Pledge has taken a good distance. Some fools want to start fighting the ancient dragons with a meatball battle at close range.

"" ""... Huh?

When the Miles see it, only one of the ancient dragons stands against the 'Red Pledge', the other two moving to the side and sitting back.

Naturally, even one ancient dragon is super overpowered to deal with four humans, there's no point in dealing with three.

Besides, I came all the way out here and it ended in just a few seconds, so it's too much to work with. I want to let you play for at least a few minutes, no wonder.

But it is also an act of annoying and perhaps just annoying helpless small animals. The ancient dragons think it would be better if we could play with them on schedule and try not to let them die as much as possible.

If you don't want to completely ravage it and hand it to the ancient dragon again, etc., and if you finish the absolute strength of the ancient dragon into an advertising tower that hustles (kens) everywhere, that young leader will convince you too. To the extent that they thought so, they were ancient dragons who seemed to have a heart of mercy for helpless little animals.

(Ok, there's a chance I can win...)

Miles, I was thinking.

(If the power of these ancient dragons is 80 per head, assuming the power of the strongest ancient dragons is 100.

My powers, 50. And if you order the nanomachine directly and it's 3.27 times more potent, it's about 163. This ancient dragon is for two heads.

Then knock one down while the other one licks this one and alerts me, if the other two. If the support from Lena and the others deflects their attention and prevents a controlled attack from concentrating on me, even the two opponents could work it out...)

'Okay, then, yuck!

And for the ancient dragons, it's a play. And for The Red Vow, a battle began that put the lives of myself and my people at risk.