Reincarnated as a Villager ~ Strongest Slow-life

Goblins.

A little guy with an ugly face on his green skin. It lives everywhere, is highly reproductive, and is powerless.

That would be the case if you briefly described the goblin, and there's no difference enough to argue with anyone asking.

The four goblins that showed up in front of me are more or less like that.

But this creature called Goblin is quite an insult.

To say that it is highly fertile is to say that it is numerous, and to say that it is weak is to say that it is easy to hunt for a carnivore.

In fact, the prey often hunted by gray wolves and big bobcats is goblins, and in the mountains they often encounter goblin bones.

And when I say eat goblins often, I mean more herbivores, and more trees, grass, nuts, etc. Bigger and weaker goblins are easier to hunt than smaller, meatless herbivores.

Goblins, many or few, are out of balance in the mountains, and once they fall apart, it takes years to come back to life.

Well, this isn't so much to worry about. I can handle it with natural adjustability and human power.

If there are more herbivores, they will stop by hunters and adventurers to drive them away, and if there are more goblins, carnivores, dragon species will gather, and if there are more, adventurers will still hunt them and sedate them.

What I fear most is the evolution of goblins.

It hasn't become that common, but the speed of evolution of goblins has overwhelmed other races, and one scholar theory said it was the most dangerous species in the world.

Historically, more than half of the great outbursts have been caused by the evolution of goblins and by goblin kings.

Well, since it's a theory of hitting a bad number of cannons, the vast majority are eliminated naturally by being eaten to death, etc., but there's something immeasurable about the power when you hit it.

Goblins, led by Goblin King, became powerful in the ranks of the human army, saying that the history books also had Goblin King, who led five thousand.

He unleashed a throwing knife and shot through the forehead of the goblin A that attacked him.

An adventurer in line is physically capable and vital enough to win even with his bare hands. I also just wrapped my gear around my hips and held a tree branch. It's like the marchees are on their way.

Even Tota's arm strength (a throwing knife) could kill him.

Well, obviously it's overkill, but overkill is a decision no matter what I use. It's so much harder to help.

Release another throwing knife and instantly kill the rest.

"After all, moving targets are better trained."

I was born ten years into this world. I have no hesitation or repentance in killing creatures. Not to mention the smell of blood and other things that don't bother me more than sheep shit.

That's why I'm not intoxicated to kill, and I don't think it's fun. I'll do it because I need it. I do it to live. Do it efficiently and surely kill.

Throw Goblin's body inside a different spatial junction.

If you leave it there, the wolf or the bobcat, if you suck, the orga will come, and the corpse is the most suitable for sprinklers (in size) that invite carnivorous shellfish (about five meters, which is quite tasty) with a corpse.

"Well. Where's the next goblin?

Goblins are a mountain blessing for me. Convenient creature. Great runoff, very welcome.