Spirit’s Paradise And The Idle Another World Life

After completing Mr. Blast's treatment, I tried to suggest an operation. Name it, Mr. Blast's Zombie Attack... it's not a rare operation in the game, but it's a livestock business when it comes to actually doing it.

Apparently, Mr. Jude, who was in command, is called back to work out an operation with Mr. Blast's zombie attack as the spindle. Mr. Jude, who I heard about, and the gully men around him, are making me pull my face.... I'm a little relieved that many people have decent sensibilities. Naturally some objected that it was dangerous, but Mr. Blast twisted it down.

Mr. Blast is his most dangerous role, but he looks rather pleased with this operation. This is the operation I suggested, and I'm going to pull it off.

"Then Doctor, the guy with the bow can defend and cover at the wall. The guys who can fight to some extent follow up so that they are defensively centered and not surrounded by parenthood. Arms handlers buy time for withdrawal support when their parents get pinched and the ex-adventurers. The injured ones will be transported dong to the teacher, do you mind?

Did Mr. Jude set his belly or proceed pale to confirm the operation? You're switching fast.

"Yeah, if you don't die, fine, but carry it early"

"Okay."

"All right! It's getting funny! There are five former adventurers left. If you crush both of them, the rest will be easy. We'll crush the shield first!

Mr. Blast wiggling his arms like a bunch of fun. Speaking of which, you don't know anything about the former adventurer. Let's ask Mr. Jude a few questions.

... Six men, two swords, a spear, a shield, a bow, and a burglary party, apparently. He said the spear was the one that crushed him in the first battle, and the next thing he crushed, he said, was the shield.

At the end of the meeting, the surroundings become noisy. Jude gave instructions, the placement was changed, and Mr. Blast... equipped him with a big gold bar like some kind of idiot. That's a weapon that ghosts possess, right?

I use a hammer too, so I get a sense of intimacy as using the same blunt instrument, but in my case, it's cheesy, and Mr. Blast has muscle strength... I guess I don't get it. When Mr. Blast is barebacking his golden bars, his muscle dynamism is not hammering. If we meet face to face with muscle stars, we're going to get along in an instant.

"... hey, Mr. Blast is going to punch you in now, right?

He leads me to the upstairs room where I can see the battle and asks a question to the bad gala guy who picked me up as his liaison.

"I will! My parents are going to storm now!

Don't you think it's natural? They don't even tell me what I'm trying to say.

"Then why are you walking slowly through the grand front door, prepping for gymnastics? Don't slow down to keep them ready. Shouldn't we be ambushing them all at once?

"A strong man wouldn't do that!

Makes me want to punch a bush in Doya's face, but apparently it's a man's aesthetic problem. It's a world I have no idea about, but it's Mr. Blast with a ninja vibe, so I guess there's an indelible line.

"... but Mr. Jude used a hidden passage to ambush you from behind, didn't he?

"Jude's brother is strong, but not as good as his parents. You can't call me Han if you're not as strong as your parents!

... Seems to me and this poor gala guy have a difference in the word "dude". I have no idea. Well, for now, Mr. Blast, when you're in class, you mean from the front in grandeur.

Mr. Blast takes the children and proceeds loosely through the garden. The Nello side also seems to have noticed Mr. Blast's behavior, moving into a collisionary position. Mr. Blast leaves with his constituents gracefully shouldering the open gate with a golden bar. That's a lot different from the war I thought.

However, the Nello side is making a terrible noise. Probably all that worn out Mr. Blast is confused because he's come out fine.

"Oops! Former adventurers, come out! A battle!"

Mr. Blast says aloud as he swings his golden bars around. Countless arrows are released towards that Mr. Blast. Mr. Blast rushes into a group of enemies as he plays and flies an arrow that flies with a gold bar. From behind it, the children continue to prevent Mr. Blast from isolating himself. The war has begun.

"Parenthood, I'm gonna do it!

Bad gala man who rides himself out the window to support him.

"You're an idiot"

Silfi, who was watching next door, groans bosomly, and next to him Vita is grinning bitterly. This unscrupulous situation, Silfi would seem interesting, but he's not a bit of a hobby. Can't it feel hot and bitter?

Looking at it approximately, Gain! When I hear a louder noise and turn around, Mr. Blast's gold bars are taken by a loud shield. Looks like the former adventurers are out. Obviously the quality of the equipment is different from the others. Originally it sounds like a high rank adventurer party is true.

The former adventurers try to surround Mr. Blast, but their children are interrupting it. Mr. Jude attacked where a former adventurer bandit tried to do something.

As planned, the kids are defensively focused, and Mr. Blast vs. the ex-Adventurer party is a contour. I didn't plan on Mr. Jude holding up the bandits, but I guess he was right to hold them down because he was trying to get some tools out. It's temple that if you let bandits and other things move freely, it won't be a lot of trouble, will it?

"Wow... you're right about crushing the shield..."

Mr. Blast's battle...... an intense blow of gold bars slamming from the giant. I'm just slamming that on the shield guy. That's the only attack. You're not thinking about poking the other guy's gap. He's seriously going to smash every shield. Attacks from other former adventurers... are you trying to avoid them for once?

Attacks that are likely to lead directly to death seem to be defensive, but halfway attacks also seem to prioritize attacks by ignoring them. It hurts, but the wound will heal later, so attack first! Or so I thought.

Gain! Gain! and dull sounds echoing in the square. Looking from above, every time Mr. Blast is attacked, it looks like the man as a shield is lagging behind. Normal people might not be lying about A-rank adventurers if their predisposition is to prevent attacks that are likely to be smashed with one shot if they get that attack, even though they are lagging behind.

"You could fight this much, but in the first fight, they wore you out, didn't they? How strong was the first person to defeat him?

Ask the bad gala guy you're rooting for.

"Um, it was strong and the spear was just a hassle, but it didn't make that much difference from the rest of them. It's just, they've been using their cancer skills at first, and their parents were pretty pinch!

Speaking of which, you had skills. I totally forgot I existed because I barely use it myself.

"Mr. Blast doesn't use his skills?

"Parental skills are hard to use in these cases. Skills to increase defense and build up strength to make a strong blow. I heard you were stabbed the first time you tried to use it."

... That's a tough skill to use in this situation. You'll get stabbed while you're building up your strength. If Jude and the others buy time...... what do you think? Is it risky if you just get stabbed if you get pulled out?

"Ah, Doctor. An injured man was brought here! It's time for you to come downstairs."

Yes, it was. You can't just sit back and watch the game upstairs. Go downstairs and enter the room where the injured are scheduled to be transported.

"Doctor! Please!

Once in, an injured man was brought in. Ugh, my right arm is zackly mutilated. Send Vita her gaze and hurry up and pretend to do some healing magic.

"Whoa, healed"

Hey, stop, don't wield your bloody arm. Because blood flies.

"Doctor, thank you. Oh, I'm sure I'll put it on you before this scratch drops!

The man who runs after you and leaves.... Maybe even if I don't, I'm going back to the enemies with my arms cut off. From then on, pompous and injured people were brought in.

Is it telling the story of the emphasis on defense for once, few injured people dying, but some people are really wounded in the neck and so on and brought in with their blood dabbling. It's a pretty bad sight for the heart.

I don't see what's going on out there from here, but I can understand the situation because Silfi will relay it live to some extent. So far, it looks like it's going as it should be.

"Oh, my God, the blast has been stabbed."

What the hell!

"No, we failed. I could almost crush it! Doctor, I'm sorry, but hurry up! Jude and the others are in danger!

... I don't know, I'm pretty sure it's a major injury, but seeing Mr. Blast with a sword on the right side of his butt makes him feel comedy and out of power. But I also have scratches on my face, arms and back. I guess it's a tough fight.

"Draw your sword when you give the signal"

Ask your escort and put your right hand on Mr. Blast as he crawls on all fours and raises his butt...... an unpleasant picture surface. Pretend to chant and send a signal with your left hand. When the escort pulls the sword out of his butt, blood erupts, and Vita treats him accordingly.

"I'm cured."

"Thank you, Doctor. I'll be sure to thank you and ask for your men."

Mr. Blast leaves the room in a hurry after a bishy bow of his head. My butt is bright red...... I don't know if it's majestic, but is there just time to change in this situation?

"Blast's back and they're screaming. You know, the guy with the shield who got slapped in the golden stick, he looks like he's gonna get away with it."

Silfi tells us the circumstances of the conflict, but Mr. Blast's second comeback seems quite shocking. There are other opponents who should have defeated them. If it was the other side, it wouldn't have happened.

This side was mentally hit and retired by three people. The other side doesn't seem to have that much treatment system in place, and minor injuries continue to fight as they are. If it's a dangerous injury, he's in a condition like potion. If it stays that way, Mr. Blast might settle for a difference in the revival rate while he keeps the ex-Adventurer party down.