Reincarnation Monarch

(I can't see! I can't see the ground!

Gaius, who entered the free fall, desperately looked down at his feet and tried to measure his distance from the ground.

However, Gaius' eyes were thick and dark covered with dark darkness, and he didn't look guilty, such as the ground where he was supposed to land.

(Oh no! It must have fallen a lot already! Where is the ground!?)

Gaius continued to keep an eye on dry, painful eyes due to the wind pressure caused by the drop, without ever blinking.

Damn it, Delchia and the others can't see! I'm gonna crash into the ground like this!

Gaius blinked there.

Even though I had no intention of doing so at all, I followed it.

But the instant blink worked.

When I opened my eyes, I saw the ground.

But the distance was only a short one.

Gaius deployed the aura sooner than he thought.

Aura swelled up explosively, enveloping Gaius's body in an instant.

And when Aura grounded with the ground, she pushed Gaius' body to prevent a collision.

Gaius was violently shaken by Aura's recoil.

Gaius was about to lose consciousness, especially as his internal organs swayed a lot.

But when he managed to recover, Gaius stopped the aura from erupting.

At that moment, the aura disappeared.

Naturally, Gaius' body once again followed the law of free fall and collided with the ground.

However, because the height was only about 30C, Gaius was not injured.

But the damage was done.

The impact of Aura's recoil and fall caused considerable damage to Gaius' internal organs.

Gaius groaned and rolled over the ground.

"... gu..."

Delkia has arrived there.

Delchia stood near the right shoulder mouth of lying Gaius and peered into her face.

"What's wrong? Did you hurt yourself somewhere?

Gaius was too angry to speak.

Dove peered into his face from his left shoulder mouth on the other side.

"... it looks like you've been shot in the gut? I hope you're asleep for a while."

Hmm, gut. Speaking of which, it was a sudden brake. "

"... yes. Pretty much."

"It sucks. This one. Can't be any better."

Dove said in consideration of Gaius, who lay down in agony.

"... Dear Delkia, have mercy..."