Sword of Glutton Princess

"Ha!

Medium Ghost I use "Dark Feet" to pack the distance to the present. They poked me in the middle ghost void, but I stop moving.

The "Dark Feet" of the fighting technique is capable of putting a membrane of struggle on the back of the foot, turning off footsteps, and moving faster.

I was getting Edda to guide me through swordsmanship and learn how to use the Dark Feet effectively.

A flash of the Medium Ghost "Demon Eating Sword Belzella" shreds the flesh from his neck. They removed the fatal beating with a stick, but that's all.

Return the middle ghost heel and slash it deep into the back of the The middle ghost dropped the stick and fell on the spot.

"Dark Feet" has much smaller velocity changes compared to Edda's much-used "Instant".

But you can still poke at them if you use them effectively.

The odd movement rubbing the feet of "Dark Feet" drives the opponent's prediction and proximity crazy.

It's a small job.

It's not a tactic that honestly uses and works in an antagonistic battle.

But good for quickly defeating the opponent under the status.

Medium ghosts have a balanced status among the D grades, low average levels, and are easily defeated opponents. But now I couldn't take the time.

"I'm glad you took down the watch quickly. Dean's getting really strong."

Mani calls from behind.

Fangghost: "Because of the high level in front of me, the level has risen. Besides... I'm not going to survive this fight."

I agreed to negotiate with the ghost, Govin, and I decided to expel him. The general ghost meant he was based near the entrance to the Demonic Labyrinth near the village, the Swordsman's Cemetery.

I left Edda and Celia in the village and took Mani to the Swordsman's Cemetery.

The General Ghost is smart. It is said that we can develop a strategy close to human beings.

He was still alert to our raids, keeping his men on the lookout.

Medium Ghost That's why I had to tailor mine now before my buddies could tell me.

"It would be bad if they saw the body. Let's move on."

Middle-Ghost I looked down at the corpse and said to Mani. I just couldn't afford to be taking out the fighting bones.

General Ghost "... do you really think you can defeat

"It's okay, if you're a C, you've been dealing with him many times before."

Admiral Ghost "Previously on his own. I'm taking. You have to be prepared for the strength of the previous…"

Tooth ghost's were really strong. Garlock, it's me, Edda and Mani, and we finally figured it out.

The Black Wolves wore it out.

General, the danger of ghosts could be more than that. At that time, I relied on Garlock and Edda for a critical piece of local power.

Yet this time, we challenge it without its garlock and edda.

I also know how anxious Mani feels.

"... but we have to do it. The difference in power between the army and us is enormous. Normally, it's only reasonable to head to Palmgart before they catch you and execute you one day. To break through one of the current difficulties, we have to choose a dangerous path in order to get the greatest return. If we don't, we can't get through the army."

Kill the general ghost and gain the trust and cooperation of the villagers. The risks we have to take here and the returns we have to get.

There's no way they're going to find us out from Canvia and Zildo looking for us.

Without the cooperation of the villagers, it is probably impossible to shake them off.

"I know that. But I might have pulled some more concessions from them."

"... Govin said he was influential to the villagers. I can't miss that condition. In the end, if it sticks, that's how bad our minds get. Threatening with force can be worse than involving the consciousness of the villagers"

A little further, "Odd Sensing/Bottom" reacted.

There are multiple signs.

I asked Mani to wait and use "Dark Feet" to go ahead.

First we needed to check the size of the enemy.

Depending on that, it can be something you have to give up.

And I found it.

There is a huge crack in the cliff wall behind the trees.

That's Swordsman's Graveyard.

There were seven of them in and around. Medium Ghost Behind them was a giant ghost with a bigger head for one.

With a slight eye contact, the skin is a mixture of green and gray.

Big, tightly lined fangs, sharp nails.

General, there's no doubt about the ghost, it's me.

He sat up on the ground, grinning at the large roasted meat, and laughing at the kakaka.

Even that bastard is so suspicious if I'm the enemy now.

In addition to that, there are seven guards who are never weak.

It would have been completely different if Edda had been here, I think.

It should have been possible for her, enough to knock her down while flirting with three medium ghosts. General, the ghost would have taken us both down in Belzevue with me and let the rest of our consciousness slip away from the mani. General Ghost and all of us at the end of the day, we should have slapped the guards gone. It wouldn't have been an easy fight, but there was a clear winning streak.

But I can't do that any more than without Edda, the main force.

I went right back and told Mani what I saw.

Medium Ghost "You should turn back. Aside from what I just did, I'm keeping an eye on something else, but it's not weird to have one or two. There could still be more."

"Mani, even if we turn back here, we're supposed to run the risk of being surrounded by a magic captain by our enemies in the future. You got any hands on that? Neither do I think it's on a scale where you can fight and win from the front. But you really don't have any winning strengths?

Mani has a much wider perspective than I do.

I wanted to hear her thoughts.

If she can't do it, she can deny it herself.

Fangghost "... pure danger is above the. Eight to two can't be a decent fight. Besides, I'm suspicious of my power."

But Mani continued.

Fangghost "It's not like that. Though he was near class B in intensity, he was only the strength I saw as a group. If you can bring your men into direct combat by ignoring them, it's not like you don't have a chance."

That's what the ghost Mani said, staring in the direction where Mani had an uneasy look on his face, but he firmed his mouth and turned to me as he had decided.

"Shall we, Dean? Let's get that ghost general out of here and kill him with our hands."

"Huh! Don't tell me, it's a mani. But there's also a concubine!

To Mani's words, Belzevute returns so

Her doya face comes to my attention.

"Oh, let's do it for the three of us"