My Glasses Will Be Able to Conquer the Whole World, I Suppose.

"In the first place, why did I aim for the dragonfish? You know?"

Shaken up, Hydra put up some candidates in her head - converging them to make a guess.

"Because the place is clear?

First, demons and animals move. Move.

That's why it's so hard to find.

Even demons like the ones who built the territory and lived there can be driven by strong demons and moved unexpectedly.

Like the Black Royal Wolf (Obsidian Wolf) the other day, it's not so uncommon to have a case of a strong demon coming from somewhere.

In fact, the demon that originally lived there was about to move because of the Black Imperial Wolf.

Although I prevented it before, if they had chased my address and allowed me to move somewhere, there was a good chance that there would have been tremendous damage to the surrounding area.

I mean, I'm not gonna be there forever.

Conversely, "demons who will always be there" means they are very strong demons.

You think it's a legendary dragon that's been inhabited long enough to distract you, or a beast that guards the gates to the other world?

Epic demons, which seem to still exist on record, also exist in this world.

At least both Hydra and Ayle admit that demons exist that they think are beyond human control.

I know that strong demons are strong by unreasonable.

"Yes, because dragonfish are demons that live in the water. I can't go anywhere without water.

In short, if you live in a lake or something, no matter how big or nowhere connected, you can't escape far. "

- Though Ayle chose dragonfish.

In fact, I guess I can't live on land, but it didn't seem like I could get up on land. Demons are scary because they have this kind of unexpected.

"I knew you were scared of demons without proper information."

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I hear something unexpected happened, but Hydra doesn't know until you explain all that.

but if it feels like this, it seems to be within reach of not being able to talk.

- I thought if I put it up on land, it would be a win.

I found the dragonfish only a week after the hunting battle was decided.

As we grow up as a hectic event around Beckenberg.

I went around all kinds of places in my spare time to get ready for the hunt, gathered information on the demons, and thoroughly inquisited on what to hunt.

Firstly, as an exclusion of the commonly seen broken king horse (King Horse) or demon pig (Matton).

What is said to be strong in demons near Crozheit seemed to be squeezed into three species: red-footed spiders (Blood Spider), dust cats (Ashcat), and Vajra Great Monkeys (Congo Wukong).

I did a good research one at a time and simulated which demons I could hunt.

The red-footed spider is about the size of a child living in the woods... so if you get up, little adult, about as big a spider-shaped demon as I am.

Sometimes the body moves very quickly, but the name comes from "red feet".

In fact, they say the red is not the foot, but the sharp red nail at the tip of the foot. The tip is pointy but hooked, and now you grab trees and rock walls.

And most of all, it's the yarn that's troublesome.

If you get caught in this during a solo act, you have a good chance of dying just like that.

They're either getting more and more threaded and unable to move, or the main body comes to eat where they've taken some freedom, or they're skewering it with red feet. We can't escape without support.

- No quick guy. It doesn't go well with me. Or not compatible with the bow. I don't have a bow right now.

Next dust cat.

A cat, I would say, is a sizeable one. Naturally, it's a carnivore who eats people.

According to what I've heard, it's a little bigger than the desert leopard (sandwalk) that was in the assassin's village. Asan, how are you? I want to see you.

This is pretty quick again, and they have the ability to block sight, "they're going to create sand and hang on".

- As far as sand is concerned, "glasses" is likely to be anything if they are "goggle-shaped," but it is still rejected because the dust cat seems to be quick in the first place.

Finally, the Great Monkey of the Vajra (Congo).

This is in the same line of big men as red-footed spiders and dust cats, but they have different digits of strength.

Even if two species of red-footed spiders and dust cats, for example, fought together, the great monkeys would prevail better, that kind of strength.

You can see it, tough flesh, the power you can predict even if you quote low, there's no way even the leg strength that supports those flesh is weak. Besides, I came to say I was smart there.

If we don't even get into the Great Monkey's territory, we won't be attacked.

You think the big monkeys who live around Crozheit are totally human haters because they've been attacked repeatedly by hunters blinded by merit?

They attack people just because they see them, or throw something at them.

It's a terrible story.

If you want to fight, I want you to put a proper end to it.

- As far as I'm concerned, I think the big monkeys are the easiest to hunt.

There is a "dark hunt," which allows us to weaken no matter how tough we boast of our flesh. If you shoot through the head or heart with an unintentional sniper, it's over. I don't have a bow.

And most importantly, I have a strong sense of territory.

Then make a rough idea of where you are. This is a major advantage involved in the "speed" of hunting battles.

But that "there is territory" thing caught on the reverse.

The Great Monkey knows exactly where he is.

Then it is a daring rejection because many participating teams are likely to be after it.

Whatever you think, it's visible that you can rub it after the big monkey hunt is over. I can definitely rub it.

So as to give up a strong demon, I thought, in due course, how about hunting a rare demon next?

- It's not going to be that easy to find. - I went for a look at the hunting grounds, and I stumbled upon it.

Behind the woods, which went north from Crozheit, there is a large lake.

At the bottom of the lake, an "elongated red shadow" was seen.

The lake seems very deep.

Clear water is stored, and the more blue it goes to the bottom of the water.

I can see the fish shadow, and there are footprints of beasts around that must have come for a drink of water. I guess it's okay if people drink it.

Observe the red shadow, which was seen with a proper "body heat vision," staring closely at it by the lake.

First of all, I don't think it's fish.

Because it differs from the temperature of the lake, it appears to float with "body heat vision". Because the fish's temperature shouldn't be much different from the water temperature. It would not be the main mysterious giant fish of this lake.

Once I release "Body Thermal Vision," I now set up "Blue Map" to look for the Demon Nucleus.

- There it is. I see a blue dot.

The lake is a lot deeper.

As far as trying to do this, I have no idea if the elongated demon is in a state like it's buried at the bottom of the lake.

Dive into the water to make sure?

No, no, I don't.

If you get attacked in the water, that's what you can't do. Even human flesh is weaker than demons. There's no reason to fight in the other guy's good field.

Instead of finding out for sure with such cheap behavior, gather information where it's safe first.

- This is how I get to the monster named "Dragonfish".