Legend

Fish with huge fangs is also unusual for Ray.

Even less, the fish currently present ahead of Ray's gaze was the first fish to be seen.

It's about two meters long and its size is bigger than the ray.

Now, when it comes to elongated fish like samma, it's not, and it's more like tuna in one way or another.

… It is only the overall form as a fish that resembles tuna, and tuna does not have fangs.

I saw it in a book or something when I was in Japan, with big fangs like Sabertiger growing out of my fish mouth.

Unlike the Servel Tiger, it would be the number of copies of its big fangs.

The Servel Tiger was greatly characterised by two fangs growing from the maxilla, but the fish at the end of Ray's gaze had fangs growing not only from the maxilla but also from the mandible.

Now, the fangs aren't going to bump into each other because they're going to be eaten up by prey.

"You're amazing."

One of the adventurers boasts, but Ray can't honestly rejoice.

That fish is amazing indeed.

It's amazing, but a place where fish like this can be caught… I'm never happy to be sleeping on the side of the lake to come near the waves.

At the same time, it would be one of the unfortunate reasons why you were an unknown monster living in a lake but did not get the magic stone to use for warcraft.

Demon stones used in warcraft are not good for any kind of demon stone.

Whatever the lower damage, it was necessary to participate in the fight and fight the opponent.

"Oh, I think it's amazing.... but how did you defeat this monster? Given this size, you can't come all the way to the shore, can you?

Given the size of the fish, not very much, but I don't think we can get close to shore.

If you can't get close, it's the size of the body and the shallow depth of the water that will keep the fish from moving.

(Oh, could that have knocked you down where you couldn't move anymore? Because the fish just seem stupid)

To Ray, who thinks so while looking at the fish, the proud adventurer smiles and opens his mouth.

"If you look at this back part, you'll see, but you know it's coming up in the water. To prevent it, we went into the lake and knocked it down. If this was a deeper place, it might have been hard to beat. It was a shallow place, so I managed somewhat"

"Oh, did you come from yourself to a disadvantaged shallow place after all? This fish is stupid too.... Well, it helps this way"

As for fighting monsters, it definitely helps in the sense that it's easy to fight when your opponent is an idiot.

Nevertheless, if you think that its silliness additions and subtractions have affected Ray and Seto's defeat before they come back, it's also not something you can honestly congratulate as Ray.

"Right? Ray usually prepared me a meal, but let's cook and eat this fish today."

"Uh... yeah. Well, you are. It looks like this lake has no particular problem eating fish."

When this lake had just been transferred, the adventurers caught fish from the lake, grilled and eaten.

Ray didn't eat because he was half sure this lake was from another world, but the adventurers who ate fish from this lake looked like they all deserved to call themselves healthy bodies without complaining about abdominal pain.

As far as that goes, I can predict that this lake fish will have no problem eating.

Most of all, some of them may be poisonous to the fish itself, like the fugue, so I can't feel completely safe.

Nevertheless, nothing can be done if imitated so vigilantly about everything.

I also tell myself that I don't think I can handle this body made by Zepile and his people if I try it on Ray with the fish poison around it.

"Well, it's a party today with Cerberus meat and this fish.... I just want more ingredients if I can because of the large number of people."

With that said, the adventurer turns his gaze of anticipation to Ray.

Ray fully understood what it meant, but deliberately mouths something different than that.

"Okay. Then don't get more fish with those fangs with me and Seto."

Ray said that, naturally, he wanted the Demon Stone.

The monster demon stone that the adventurers defeated, naturally we thought we had a new demon stone on our own, more than we could use in warcraft... It's really a more contemporary story now, but I recall that the monster who came out of the lake didn't have a demon stone.

"Before I do, I just want to see if that fish has demon stones. Given that Amenbo and lizards didn't have demon stones, it's more likely that this fish doesn't have demon stones either, but maybe... really, maybe they do have demon stones."

"Uh... I see"

From Ray's words, I realize why Ray was trying to catch a fish with this fang as a new prey.

"Ray, if this fish has a demon stone, I'll give it to you, so won't you put up with it?

"No, the Demon Stone I collect has to be only the Demon Stone that me or Seto participated in the fight."

If you try to be one who knows nothing, it's definitely a detention that doesn't make any sense.

But because that's the condition for mastering skills in Warcraft, it was a sine qua non for Ray or Seto to fight.

"Ha. If you can't fit in and Ray says so, fine."

You decided it would be a meaningless exchange to say any more, and the adventurer exhales as he gave up.

I guess that's how you understand that some kind of collector's kind has restraints that no one else understands.

Ray was helped to understand such an opponent and no longer needed to be deluded any further.

That's why I'm going to try to dismantle the giant fish first.

The other adventurers who were listening nearby and the Lizardmans who saw what those adventurers were trying to do work together to carry a giant fish with fangs.

... If I just carried it, that would have been quick if Ray had stored it in Mystering.

Either way, blood flows through the lake, attracted by the smell of that blood to move the fish vigilantly so that monsters with a sharp sense of smell like oxen do not come, and begin to dismantle quickly.

"For starters, I knew it was this fang. Given this sharpness and hardness, I feel like this is the only way I can normally use it as a weapon."

"How do you use a weapon as it is? Like holding it with your hands and poking it at your enemies?

"Tie it to a wooden stick or some kind of tip, like a spear replacement?

"... with these fangs?

I would say that the fangs stripped from the mouth of the fish are somewhat huge because that's the size of the spear's tip.

However, the fangs themselves are slightly bent, rather than just in a straight line.

Even if you use it as a spear tip as it is, if you use it in a way that hooks it up to the other person, if you ask if it can be used as a regular spear, the answer is no.

If they point it out there, those who insist on using it as a spear tip can no longer argue with it any further.

"Whatever, this fang is some material, or even if it isn't, it's going to be a crusade proof site, so you should keep it.... Ray, keep it."

That's what one of the adventurers who was dismantling told me, Ray receiving a total of four fangs up and down.

As for the feeling I touched, it even felt slightly metallic, unlike normal teeth.

That's what the guild will think about exactly what this fang will do.

The same goes for lizard material, but first we call out to those who use monster material, starting with people like alchemists, blacksmiths, and pharmacists, and see if they can use it by showing the material there.

Nevertheless, there are many of those occupations in the Guild, so it doesn't translate to calling everyone.

In such cases, those who have so far contributed to the Alliance and those who stand up will be chosen.

In that way, we will look at such things as how the materials of the various monsters are used, and if it is determined that they can be used in that way, they will be traded as clearly beneficial materials.

(When that happens, I guess these fangs aren't enough. … Sometimes even similar fangs may not work depending on the area where they are growing)

As a result, it was determined that many fangs would still be needed, and each fang would be marked and stored in the misting so as to know which area.

"Oh."

And, at that time, the voice of amazement rises.

Are we going to make a scene as much as I used mystering now? And when I turned my gaze to those who spoke, one of the adventurers there was a brilliant sword, and he was beginning to dismantle the giant fish.

Ray didn't know what means he used, but the fish scales have already been peeled off firmly.

I guess the earlier startling voice was from when I peeled this scale.

I cut my head off from the fin area, and when I pierce the cutting tip of my long sword on its severed head, I twist my wrist and pull through the ela in it.

When he waves a long sword, Ella, who was stabbing him at the tip of it, falls to the ground.

Then he puts a slice in his abdomen and takes out his gut... but at that moment, there began to be a stench all around him.

That smells like fish guts.

It wasn't strange to vomit on that stench if only those who knew the fish they were selling in the supermarket.

Nevertheless, that is only a story if you live in Japan.

In this world, the dismantling of animals is routine, so even if you frown at this stench, you don't scream at it.

In the first place, many of the monsters are built in to be materials, so the guts removed are quickly treated and handed over to the lay and stored in the mistering.

While doing so, the man who was dismantling the fish takes out his guts washes the fish belly with lake water before cutting it along his spine.

When you cut the abdominal area along the spine, the next thing you know, you also cut it from the back area towards the spine, and eventually the cleavage joins each other.

After that, the giant fish was quickly dismantled into three pieces when it was cleaved with a long sword all the way to the tail at once and the other side cut the same.

It's called a three-piece down state.

"Whoa, whoa, whoa."

From the mouth of those who were watching it again, a voice of consternation rises.

That wasn't just the adventurer, it was equally up from Lizardman's mouth.

The expression "instant" is worthy of its appearance as it dismantles the fish.

(I mean, if you can dismantle fish so quickly, shouldn't that make you a cook too? Well, I'm sure adventurers can make more money. Especially if you're going to be entrusted with escorting us here.)

The reward of an armed adventurer is naturally expensive.

Nevertheless, not all those who are adventurers are doing it for money.

"Later, I peel myself off my skin... this must be tough too. Especially if it's such a big fish, I can't do it just a little bit. Anyone, of cooking...... no, has anyone ever fished before?

That's what I said, knife... No, that's what the man who waved the long sword and shook off the fat and fluid asks, but no one raises their hands to it.

Ray has also often won river fish such as yamame, ivana, kajika, etc. since he was in Japan, but most river fish were cooked and eaten intact, leaving it to his parents, even if they had something to eat.

That's why I can't cook it like that.

The same was true of the other adventurers... of whom there were those who opened their mouths.

'I can't, but she seems to be good at fish'

That's what I said - it appeared exactly on the tablet - was Zozo.

And Zozo's gaze is directed at the woman of Lizardman, who was caring for eggs and children in the tower of her birth.

"Huh? You cook Lizardman?

"Fool, you. The Lizardmans were cooking with us, weren't they? Then, of course, I'll cook."

Adventurers exchanging those words.

Even though the adventurer who was dismantling was somewhat anxious, he decided to ask the Lizardman woman to do better than leave it to those who couldn't do it alone and had never had fish.

Though, while Zozo gave me an interpreter for more than words don't make sense.

"Ready? Because I'm going to put a blade along this fish, and you're going to pull the fish skin as it moves.... Ready?

The Lizardman woman, who heard the word through Zozo's interpreter, nodded, reaching for the skin of the fish.

I guess I saw that and decided it was safe to take it away for now.

The adventurer who was dismantling the fish concentrated his consciousness... and when he turned his gaze to the Lizardman woman, he slipped his long sword between his skin and his body at the right time.