Sword of the Philosopher

I can't afford to think about it - I've decided so, I'll switch my mind and start intercepting the demons immediately. The enemy is armed and there are some parts of the equipment that are uncertain, but based on the experience we have been fighting for, there should be no problem unless we are alarmed.

I confront the demon who storms to narrow the siege from the front. They are warewolf-based enemies as well as daylight...... no, some skeleton-like demons in the rear.

As I ascertain the position of the enemy, I will send my sights to the nearby Wearwolf. The opponent's gain is a long sword, and he decides to shake me down from the top the minute he puts me in time.

I figured that out - I dared to take it. I'm just trying to figure out how capable I am... but the moment I took it, I was somewhat shocked.

The ability of the weapon was more powerful than I thought, and the magic came through the sword. Nevertheless, there is an atmosphere where the key demons have not been able to handle the capabilities of this weapon. It's a shake down from the top, but there's not much power on there... what we can discuss from here is the fact that this demon is not so much in terms of skill as an individual engaged during the day.

I guess I'm kind of a chighug being... well I don't know if those who produce demons are demons or humans, but it doesn't mean I can handle swordsmanship or anything more than researching angel weapons etc, so I haven't been able to give demons that kind of knowledge.

I hope this is because this makes it easy to fight...... is the mastermind aware of this fact? Even though I doubt it, I will cut off the demon sword.

The weapon itself is robust and cannot be destroyed. Nevertheless, the demon is not highly skilled, so he was able to tap into the slaughter with an immediate cut back. Demons can take down their weapons and even their weapons can disappear. I'm pretty sure it's an awesome technique to have the power of an angel's arsenal taken in by a demon, but is it incomplete or the demon not using it... No, does this mean you're not completely familiar with it?

Discussing things, I stumble on demons... but what about Sophia and Reese? Observing through the user demon, the two were quickly destroying the demon through a coordinated attack.

The fact that you prevented my magic means a vigilant offense. Honestly, I don't think it's possible to defeat the demon without being cautious... but here Sophia starts to be wary of the skeletons coming straight from the front.

"Different magic...?

Perform an interception whining. First we fight back with our swords crossed, but the demonic movement succeeds in breaking bones dull and light. Seems to have found some sign of being different from other individuals, but there was nothing like the true value of it being demonstrated.

I catch demons just as uncomfortable as Sophia. Sure, magic is different...... but when you try to meet the sword, the weapon is highly capable, but other than that, it's called sapphire. It's enough to clap it out...,

"Garc, are there any suspicious individuals? It's possible that the demons that attack are positive and have a different fate."

I'll look into the signs, but there's no such individual.

'... slightly distant, but suspicious demons'

"Suspicious?"

'It's a distinctly different sign from the others. Probably but original.'

"You mean the original of the demon?

'No, it's not. It means a demon in possession of an original angel's weapon.'

That again...... but then the question arises.

"If we can make demons have angel weapons, don't we need to generate these demons from the beginning?

'There won't be infinite arsenals. By using the ability of an angel's weaponry to produce demons, he may have tried to produce results close to mass production of the weaponry'.

I see, then I can understand... but if that's the reasoning,

"I wonder what a being who uses this demon is willing to do with this special demon?

"If we are simply going to generate a large number of demons... we cannot even consider the possibility of some kind of experiment. Sometimes I get the art of using demons, Lord Richard, and I can guess why. But if you are attacking Lord Luon and the villages now... '

"No matter what you think, hostile forces... if you're bad, you've created a demon to attack a village or a town."

Maybe the subject is not the surrounding town, but Filinteles, the capital of the kingdom of Barks... I defeat the demons with some anxiety. For example, it does not seem to multiply, and the more you defeat it, the fewer signs there will be.

Nevertheless, there were quite a few individuals, enemies after enemies... this makes the villagers anxious, but all the individuals who slipped through us are feeding on Eina and Resvail. You don't seem to have a problem.

"The demons are somewhat under control. Evidence of this is that you haven't done anything to destroy private homes."

"I'm trying to get to the center, so I guess you're instructing me to find human signs and kill them. The question is, is this a simple order, or is it directly ordered by the beings in service?"

"Exactly this many at a time... I think it would be tough if it wasn't for the Demonic class."

And there's a change in the demonic movement. When they saw me in sight, they were attacking me without question, but instead, the demons managed to avoid me.

"... you're watching, obviously"

'Um, I'm changing orders in the middle of a fight. A simple order wouldn't do this.'

"That means if you do it well, you're going to find it..."

"There's no chance you're giving directions from the base, either. However, with this reflection, the servants are not human beings, but demons."

"It's an impossible story if you don't have a lot of magic... well"

I chase to the demons I try to avoid and destroy them with one blow. Enemy weapons are cumbersome, but they can be defeated with a single blow because of their low skill. Are the remaining enemies the original demons discovered by Gark?

If only angel weapons were real, then you would have to be vigilant... eventually you could feel some heterogeneous magic on me too. Therefore, the first must-win - before the demon set me up, I drove to the target demon.