Legend

"Grr!"

Bruit falls to the ground with a short scream.

Fortunately, it's not snowing even if it's cold, so falling to the ground doesn't make it muddy or anything, but if it still falls to the ground, it's definitely dirty with dirt.

It was an act that didn't seem like a person to be the next Earl family owner, but Bruit didn't look like he cared about that at all, stood up and stood up for Ray.

It was Ray who was supposed to do a mock fight with Bluit, but no matter how confident Bluit was in his arms, there have been several since he came to Elgin... that's the difference in strength if you try to make Ray a ray who has experienced more than once a battle such as whether he would encounter it once in his life if he were a normal adventurer.

The strength of Bruit, if that's the extent of a fight all over the city, can always be described as undefeated.

But it is only a battle against soldiers and knights throughout the city and, in some cases, around it, and when it comes to Ray, there is naturally a huge difference in strength.

As if to prove it, even in the current simulated battle, Ray does not have his own weapon Death Size or Dusk Spear, but is bare and opponent of Bruit.

Despite this, Bluitt can't give Ray a single effective hit, because he's been knocked down to the ground more than once.

But Bruit's struggle will not fade in any way... on the contrary, are you glad you're dealing with Ray, who can't even get his hands or feet on him, which is why he stands up to Ray with an innocent grin.

"Whoa, whoa, whoa!

For once, there is something about how Bruit's body moves that was a decent pedigree.

I mean, that didn't mean that Bruit learned how to fight in our stream, but that he was mentoring someone.

(No, well, if you look at Bruit, I forget, but this is still the next Lord of the Counts... and if you're going to work out, naturally it's natural to mentor the right person)

It was a ray to think about while dodging a blue-it fist wielded against him, but that kind of ray never actually learned to handle spears, and that's the form in which he polished our flow in action.

Not to mention the kind of person who can teach you how to use a big sickle like Death Size, first of all.

As a result, Ray polished up the two-spear stream in action.

I mean, I'm not in shape, but if I try to be a proper system and a trained person, I can make an unexpected attack... that's what makes me attack different from a stone, and it's difficult to deal with that because I know something like a shape.

There are, of course, many disadvantages as well as advantages.

As if that's what makes it harder for many who work out in our stream to gain more strength than a certain amount.

The mould being done in the formal genre is incorporated as a mould because it is the best and best move.

I just don't know that, and it's hard to survive in battle.

Most people jump - or destroy - that wall lightly, like Ray did.

Together, there are advantages and disadvantages to our current and formal genres of formal genres.... Naturally the formal genre has a lot of advantages.

It represented Ray's out-of-standard nature around overwhelming the Bruit offense, which seemed to me to be repairing some sort of formal genre, without ever hitting a single shot.

"Look, you're focusing too much on the attack alone, and you're neglecting defense."

With that said, Ray gently sticks his fist out so that he counters the Bruit offense.

That blow is never a powerful blow, and if it's the blown strength of Blueit, it's not a hard story to bear.

But for Bluit, Ray's blow is intentionally inflicting no damage, and he's attacking as if he were going to poke a gap in Bluit's defense while he's at it.

It felt like it was not words but attitudes that showed how unconscious I was in defense.

Just to see that, Bruit feels extra impudent about herself.

Still, I understand that Ray is not the same strength as himself, so Bruit stands up.

... Now we can say that it sounds like a blue-it around focusing more on the offense instead of mindful of the defense pointed out to Ray.

Nevertheless, it is also true that it is impossible to reward a single arrow where Bruit has now turned somewhat more conscious on defense against a superior like Ray.

Obviously, even if Ray is superior to Bluitt, it would be natural for him to think so, wanting to give Ray a blow instead of continuing to be unilaterally hit if he could.

But Ray also naturally reads such a blue-it loser personality.

For some reason, I have been with Bruit for a long time... not for the record, but we have been together in battle, and it was obviously thicker than other nobles in terms of density.

In addition, Ray and Bluitt felt the same way, and Ray generally understands what personality Bluitt has.

That's why Ray fully understood that even if Bluitt was pointed out for defensive deficiencies, he would be focusing his consciousness on the offense, not you.

"Ha!

With a sharp exhalation, his legs are released toward Ray, not Bluitt's fist.

A kick aimed at Ray's head.

It is generally said that the force of the foot is nearly three times that of the arm.

Nor is it strange for some people to be more than that.

So, the power of a kick with a giant like Blue It is definitely a first-class product, and if you hit it, most opponents will be able to take consciousness away with a single blow.

In some cases, you may even be able to deal significant damage to the target, such as a broken bone.

But... that's just a normal story, except if it's Ray who's dealing with Bruit.

Avoid the kick unleashed at your head by gently kneeling...... At the next moment Ray looks open to surprise.

Because a kick that should have been fired at my head followed me crouched.

Still, it was a flash of surprise, and Ray quickly realizes how he did such an imitation.

What would have been unlucky for Bruit was that Ray would have repeated his simulated battle with a master of fighting named Vihera over and over again.

During that simulation, I have seen several times that Bruit forcefully changes the kick track by using the knee joint, like he just did.

That's why I was able to respond immediately to Bruit's current kick as well.

Stay crouched, kick the ground hard and jump sideways from the spot.

A moment after Ray jumped, the blue-it kick went too far through where Ray's body had been.

"Shit, will this still be dodged? Even if it's mine."

Going from crouching to rising Ray, Bluit groans dissatisfied.

As the saying goes, a kick that changes orbit in the air right now would have been a back hand for Bruit as well.

Ray dodged that at first sight, so if you try to bluish it, it's not something that just happened.

"Even if it's your wife's hand for Bruit, it can be a normal technique for others, right? I mean, that's what I mean."

You understand what Ray is trying to say, and Bluitt will have a subtle look.

He said his wife's hand was actually a normal move. That's what they said, so I guess it's natural.

If Ray was familiar with martial arts when he was in Japan, he might have understood that the Bluit kick now resembled the way he attacked what he called a Brazilian kick... unfortunately, Ray wasn't that interested in martial arts, so that kind of kick was the first I've ever known with a Vihera kick.

Or maybe it came out of comics or something... unfortunately, Ray didn't remember that.

"Well... damn, I thought that was a pretty good line right now. Did you need another idea?"

"Not really. Ray was the one who avoided it, but if you're the first person to see it, it's going to be hard to avoid it."

That's not what I told Bruit's words, Ray... it's Elaine.

Bluitt couldn't hide his surprise at what he suddenly heard from a third party in a place he thought was just him and Ray.

But unlike such a blue-it, Ray opens his mouth without looking particularly surprised because he noticed Elaine arrived in the middle of a mock fight.

"Right. Let me tell you, that kick on Bruit has no more speed or cut than the kick on Vihera. However, if you still see it for the first time, it will be difficult to avoid it."

A kick that I thought was released aiming around my thighs alters its trajectory along the way to target places like the torso and head.

If he knew nothing, he would not be able to imitate it so easily to prevent it.

"Later, I saw some unfamiliarity with the movement when it connected to kicking. We should fix the area as well. From what I've seen, Bruit's usual way of attacking is with his fist, because he didn't seem used to the kick itself yet."

"Gu..."

Bruit, wasting one after the other from Ray and Elaine, does not have the art of disputing.

I was often actually convinced by the two explanations, because in this case, I guess that's why.

It's a fact that I've been using fist attacks as my main focus from time to time, and I was definitely not that used to the very way I fought using kicks with an emphasis on you.

Ray doesn't mean to be comforting in a blue-it that shows how depressed he is... and then opens his mouth.

"Still immature now also means that, conversely, there is still room for development. With that in mind, don't you have to be so sorry?

I guess such Ray's words were unexpected for Bluit as well.

I get a look like I've been poked into the void for a moment... but the next moment I get a full smile.

"If you say so, you do. You mean there's still a good chance I can be strong?... I see."

That being said, Bruit tries things like what to do with the kick track as convinced, or how to smooth the movement that leads to the kick.

With such a blue it sideways, Ray turns his gaze to Elaine and opens his mouth looking slightly nervous.

"So? How'd it go?

I don't speak specific words, such as intermediaries with black wolves, but ask in vague fashion.

But if you try Elaine, that's enough. I understand what Ray wants to hear.

Small, but sure to snort back.

"It took a little work, but I was able to get information around it without any problems. Don't worry about me."

"Right.... then."

To Elaine's words, Ray gives voice to the bluish it still looks like she's trying a lot.

"Bruit, I'm sorry, but me and Elaine got a little errand to run. That's it for the mock fight, okay?

"Huh? Uh... well, can't you help it? If we get in the way here, they're gonna get mad at us later."

Sounds like a prank...... No, it was Bruit laughing like an evil kid, but it was obvious I wasn't saying that from the bottom of my heart.

That's what I thought there might be some circumstance I couldn't possibly tell you, but I didn't think there was any reason to put it directly in my mouth, so I decided.

Naturally, Ray also noticed such blue-it thoughts.

In the first place, Bruit sees me feeling depressed about one of the black wolves, so it's a little impossible to associate glossy events with Elaine just because she's here.

Nevertheless, that's what I found out because it's only Ray...... Elaine mistakes me for believing such a bluish word and dyes her thin cheeks red.

Still around not saying it back to Bruit's words, I guess he didn't want it to be a futile commotion for Elaine either.

"Well, I'll stay here and train some more. Yeah, well, if you can lend me a knight or someone, I can help."

"Whatever you want."

In the first place, even in the same faction, Bruit's house is the Count's house, not very much but not equally crossable with the Duke of Kelevel's.

But I guess the only reason I can take this attitude even after figuring it out is because it's Blue It.

That, and the fact that you know Ray, a guest of the Duke of Kelp's, is definitely affecting you.

... such a blue-it attitude, but while Elaine felt bitter, she also felt something creepy at the same time.