Jujutsushi Wa Yuusha Ni Narenai

In system action games that fight monsters, "giant monster warfare is a task" is better known than in ancient times.

Fighting a monster with a huge body like Bill is just a romantic structure, but what is actually done there is mostly a stack of simple tasks such as continuing to attack certain points in an extended way, activating dedicated gimmicks in good time, etc. It is terminally damned.

Of course, I have experience. If you target a giant dragon that just walks, strives for a weak spot and just keeps pounding in the attack, you get hit every once in a while and do a lot of damage? Due to the repetition of simple tasks, they boast different digits of health because they are huge, and if challenged, they are allowed to consume the appropriate amount of playing time. Besides, the rare materials and rare drops are set up properly, so it is inevitable to play around...

"Are you listening properly, Peach River?

"I'm so flattered because I'm listening properly"

I am more of a game-loving gamer than that. Are there more than amateurs, less than abolitionists, Enjoy forces, etc.?

That's why I can distinguish between reality and the game, and I understand it. How dangerous and difficult it is to crusade the giant monsters that exist in reality.

The game is only a game, a game. There can't be any real life monsters, such as the simple task that if you do this, you can complete it.

"Aemon, does it feel like we can defeat Yamatano Orochi if we challenge everyone here?

"You can't. If you just count and storm, you're not the one who can handle it."

That's right.

Now if your opponent is Goma's army or something, that's all the difference in power will be filled if you increase the number of people, but a single giant monster opponent is pointless no matter how many people, etc., are aligned if a clear tactic is not established. He is a monster who is one of a kind and crushes humans and others lightly.

Still, all of us gathered here now are natural. I'm sure it will help in some way, and their presence will be essential to the Yamatano Orochi strategy. Let's get all of them to work crisps without one left. Neat, don't die, there's no mercy.

"Okay, let's just think about the boss's tactics later"

There is no point in discussing tactics here and now, because we have to start from where we gather more detailed information about Yamatano Orochi.

There are a number of things we need to decide before we do that.

"As you can see, we have to defeat a powerful boss named Yamatano Orochi in order to move on from here. We need the help of everyone who's gathered here now. So we must establish this system of cooperation next"

The boulder will go ahead without me cutting it out, Mr. Chairman.

"First of all, we've decided on a paedophile ban and rules, but there's got to be a lot of other rules to decide on."

Defeating Yamatano Orochi takes quite a while, including preparation. Even if I don't, I'm a "magician" and I'm losing and winning in advance. It's not like "The Brave Man" who can awaken to a pinch in a single battle without thinking about it later.

So it's the biggest purpose of this grad club to create a system that allows 18 classmates to facilitate their joint lives for quite a bit more time.

"So, because I already have the original draft for it -"

"Wait."

And here I raised my voice, again or as a guide, to Yudo Aoshi.

"I don't know, Aemon."

"We're all going to live together for a long time. But before I get started, I really need to decide... no, no, there's something I need to judge."

"About Ayase, I guess."

"That's right. But I have to ask you again, Peach River..."

sharp gaze. It was a painfully piercing gaze at me, full of firm will and justice, full of darkness behind me.

- How many have you killed?

"I envy you, I can't believe you've come without killing anyone before"

Return it with a thin laugh irony. Still, I don't have to confess my guilt, do I?

Aoshi, you are right about the trouble. Especially around where he has been suspected of killing not only Rayna, but also other classmates, tells us how sharp his prospects are and how calm he is now.

If you really just want to disparage me, all you have to do is emotionally rebuff the crime department of Raina killing again. But aside from Raina, Aoshi, who asked, really understands my weaknesses.

Yeah, I have a record of killing a lot of people. No, I'm not caught by the police, though I'm not wacky about priors.

Anyway, what would you think if there was a murderer in him who wanted to live with us from now on? If I were you, I'd be so sorry. Exile dispositions even with the utmost enthusiasm, executions would normally be reasonable, think human emotionally.

Who is he, and what sin is he carrying? That's where we should start by asking if we can get into the community (community) that we're going to build.

But such a trial would only be detrimental to me. So I knew it and it went through. Everyone in this room right now tried to move on with the premise that we would not be left alone and live together - then you are right, if I didn't tell you here, Aoi Maon would never have another chance to rebuff about Raina. At least, I can't even mention the table.

Please don't mention it to me, it was half a prayer... I knew it wouldn't work. Aoshi can't go through more than you've cut out like this. So let me strike the next best measure, though not the best.

The first thing I need to do is

"May, calm down. I'm fine, we're gonna have this conversation."

"... yeah"

Obviously, you make him kill you, and you stop Mae, who was about to get up. If we develop into a killing discussion here, isn't the previous discussion a par? I'm not so desperate for this grad club yet.

"What do you think, Peach River?"

"In the first place, would murder in this dungeon be a sin?

"What?"

"If you want to prosecute me for murder, you can do so. Look, you can call 110 on your smartphone right now. If the police car comes, I'll be handcuffed."

"Hahaha, I can't do that, Bei Tao River"

Dry laughing downriver, but needless to say, we all know that. Because instead of modern Japan, this is a different world of swords and magic that isn't even Earth.

"Until the police come and get me, it's okay to say no to murder."

We're Japanese, right? The Japanese are convicted for the first time, as prescribed by Japanese law.

"So that inquiry is pointless. Sue me again when you get back to the original world, don't you, Aoi Maon?"

"Don't be ridiculous, Peach River. I didn't hear that crap."

"Well, I wonder what you meant to hear"

"It is decided. I can't be with you, hiding that sin from Raina and the other classmates you killed, and staying deluded."

He said, "No lies, no secrets, no bondage."

"Only the crime of murder must be revealed before we can live together from now on"

Oops Aoshi, gorgeously through my jokes. But even if I were a woman, it's true that I don't want to hang out with you. He's tough, and more importantly, he's surrounded by landmines.

Anyway, Aoshi is right about what you should call a boulder.

If my hands are still pretty, I want to reveal everything around here. Although everyone has a few sins, murder is still something else. Not to mention this situation.

"You can throw up all washed up about who and how I killed you. But there are terms."

"Conditions."

"All sins confessed now in this Grade Society setting shall be not guilty. I mean, whoever you kill is not guilty."

"Don't be ridiculous!

"Aren't you kidding me, Aemon? I wonder why the killer would confess to the truth in a situation where neither commutation nor amnesty can be expected."

"You even escape the sins you have committed! You have justice even in shards!

"People don't live with justice, they live with desire. Look at reality, Aemon."

"Bullshit!

"Yodo, Takagawa, that's it."

"Thank you, Commissioner, I believed it was time for you to stop"

A tight gaze is sent to me by the chairman of the committee. I decided to leave it to the chairman of the committee from here on out, hella and delusion. [M]

"Both opinions make sense. Before you start living together, Yudo insists that your previous sins should be liquidated. By contrast, Takagawa, you're not going to admit to just pleading guilty on this occasion because it doesn't provide any benefit or coverage."

To sum up, it's just a simple conflict of interest. I don't care how justice is, etc. The chairman of the committee seems to understand the essence properly.

"We've decided which way we're going to work with everyone here. On top of that, I don't think we can and shouldn't rule it out now because we're guilty of killing people"

"But the Chairman of the Commission -"

"Yodo, if you do that, you and Cherry Blossom will probably be the only ones left here."

"What does that mean?"

"Once I abandoned Mr. Twin Leaves, I was also a fine attempted murder. Again, remember the reality of this dungeon. Nobody can stay pretty here."

Absolute power and the fateful twinning of the "brave" and "Virgin" Aoshi brothers and sisters. Then you don't have to kill anyone, do you? And, Heavenly Door, Mr. Langdo and Juli Mari Combi, who were under your asylum, also have no experience of killing, or should not have had a chance.

"Decriminalizing on this occasion will punish everyone here."

"That's why you can decide you didn't have all the sins"

"I'll admit my sins on this occasion. But you can't punish me here and now."

If sin is discovered, punishment must be executed promptly. That's a very natural thought, and I'm sure it's also a human instinctive thought.

Perhaps it is because of that willingness that death row inmates are dissatisfied with the fact that their sentences are still alive after decades without execution.

However, if we consider it as a realistic social system, the establishment of sin and the enforcement of punishment need not necessarily be a one-set. There is a great deal of significance and a need to free up quite a bit more time between the two. See, sometimes it's a crime?

Anyway, the Commission President's proposal on this occasion would be the best place for both sides to drop their claims, me and Aoshi. Which way, at the time of discovery of the crime of killing Raina, I have no further advantage than a thorough policy of not pleading guilty. If it's impossible to escape the allegation that you didn't kill Raina, it's easier to be ignored after admitting it.

"I agree with the chairman. Me and everyone, let's confess all our sins first on this occasion. And on top of that, let's admit we're shelving them all."

I'm sorry I'm the only one who can hold it up. I'll get them all involved. Even if I don't, I'd love to know what kind of sin everyone committed myself.

Though Heavenly Tao is the only one who could possibly be earning a classmate's kill score more than me and Mae.

"Yodo, I wonder. Keep only confessions of sin, or will everyone hold their mouth? That's the only choice I have."

"... do I have to admit"

"In the first place, no one here has the right to judge people. Private sentencing is not permitted in Japan."

I mean, Aoshi, you're a beautiful person who hasn't committed any sins, so you can shout justice out loud because you're on the side of judging the sins of others.

Hey, Aoshi, if you ever bounced or accidentally killed your attacking classmate in return, even if you weren't willing to, could you have said "you should be brought to justice" just like you are now? Or can you throw up the same dialogue that you tell my sister Aoshi Cherry Blossom that she will die for murder?

I wouldn't call that bad, though. Interpretation, it is the emotions that are natural for you as a human being to flatter your loved ones. I'll shelter Mae's murder from anything, but if Cherry Blossom kills people, I'll just strangle them here.

"Okay, fine. But I'm gonna have you tell me everything. I will not tolerate lies or deception."

"Haha, you have no idea. Aemon, you have to forgive me."

"Takawa-kun!

"Well, relax, Commissioner. It's up to you to decide which way we can all live together. Ultimately, if he says he will never forgive me, I have to fight it with all my might, and then these eighteen will split. You're gonna have to spend three of your escape frames and royalize the battle."

"Over this period, are you still going to threaten me"

"No, I'm asking if I'm ready. If you forgive me, we can all cooperate. [M] If you can't forgive me, there's only one way to kill each other."

What I have to finalise on this occasion now is not my murder or everyone else's guilt. It is a covenant that each sin you have ever borne will never be rebuffed with sin until you escape the dungeon.

If it is not accomplished, if one small thing happens, it is decided to pull out each sin and strangle each other. Especially since girls are good at suddenly bringing up past nones that don't matter now, right?

Hey, so if you start, there's bound to be a collision one day, and it's going to be irrevocable soon.

"You can't possibly. I can't believe I forgive you for killing Rayna..."

"So, you don't have to forgive me, but now I'm gonna have to put up with it."

"Yodo, please, don't be short-handed."

I know, Mr. Chairman.

Unexpectedly, Aoshi had answered calmly. It's just that is all there is to it. I guess I'm at the point where I'm suppressing the flames of anger with reason. Heavenly Tao beat me up earlier. That's worth it.

"Peach River, I'm sure I can't forgive you for the rest of my life. But only now are the lives of all the remaining classmates here at stake. So I'll help you. Until we all get out of here, we will not question every sin."

"Thank you for your sensible decision, Aemon. Now we're finally at the starting point."

Aoshi Yudo, you're an honest person, so what you put into words once will not be broken in rare ways. So let us now use that humanity as collateral, let us make a contract. I believe you, do your justice. [M]

"But Peach River, the sins to be committed will be judged at that time. I trusted you, not a wack, not a wack that forgives everything."

"Oh, because the trial system on that kind of common life will be discussed and decided later"

It is only a sin to date to shed it in the water. Whoever's going to have problems is inevitable to eat a snag from everyone. We need to make a serious decision because there are so many people and it is inevitable that there will be problems big and small. Uh, it's a pain in the ass just to think.

"Then let's move on. From now on, I'm going to ask you to tell me again about the crimes you've committed. And on top of that, we promise not to strangle them all."

"And with regard to the crimes we talked about on this occasion, it is forbidden to bring any of them into the story in the future - no, I suppose I'll ask you to ignore the sins you didn't talk about"

"What do you mean, Peach River"

"Later, in fact, he had this sin, so I can't forgive him, if he told you what to do, it would end up the same, wouldn't it?

"That's better to hide, isn't it?"

"The truth should be revealed about everything, what a good idea. I was wondering if you could change it to subtraction"

"Peach River, don't do any more. In short, forgiving sins means you don't have to bother to confess something you can hide."

Forgive me, but what I'm saying is superficial. This man has committed this sin, and if he finds out that it is true or false, it is inevitable that he will have some evil feelings. The sooner the bad rumors spread.

"So I also ask you to guarantee me the right to remain silent. At the same time, I recognize your right to press charges."

"Yeah, that would be nice. Anyone who fails to press charges on this occasion will not be allowed to say anything about it in the future."

If you choose to remain silent, tell them to keep their mouths shut until the end. It doesn't make sense to leave room for you to put your ass on later.

So those who have sinned, and those who know their sins, must now make a choice on this occasion. I was forgiven. Which way, it is impossible to punish sin. And then only the difference between revealing it or not.

"Ha... how sinful you've come to say that"

"Well, that's going to be a little long, so listen slowly -"