The Branded Female Fencer

"Apparently even a sword can break it. Can't we just split up from here? It seems more efficient."

"Uh..."

"No, let's act together. I don't know what enemies will be revealed, and I'm more certain of that."

"That makes sense, too. Well... it doesn't even seem that spacious, and can we go together in time"

"It's a long time to consult in a people's hall."

Libidu was revealed to break into Jake's consultation. Jake was flat as layers stood to cover Irmatal on Libidu, who suddenly appeared.

"What, is that a fake"

"! Say hello to what's fake, I 'm-"

"Shut up, fake. You are not the main unit. That's what happened earlier, isn't it? That's why I didn't try to fight. We can fight. There's no point in defeating you, and you must be buying time to call the other demons. This is how he talks and confuses us and directs us where the trap is strained.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. So did the evil spirits we fought before. Even if you can confuse us with evil spirits, you can't do direct harm. That's why I manipulated Ultina. Don't you? "

"What's up, you got no objection? If you regret it, fight it."

As Jake approached Libby Doo, Libby Doo's expression was wickedly distorted and turned into a hateful look full of curse killers. But there was nothing to do with Jake, and Jake was passing through that Libidu figure.

"Fantasy doesn't work for me."

Libidu disappeared with Jake's words. And the layers and the Irmatal followed in haste.

"... what the hell, that kid!

Libby Doo's body was poisoned after Jake spotted him. I didn't think they'd see through that light. I have certainly been spotted by opponents who specialize in evil spirit crusades. But it was a long time ago, and Libidu was confident when it came to deluding them. Because that's what she's been doing since she was alive.

Jake may be the first time it didn't work with the opposite sex.

"This is what the kid's up against, so he hates it! Nevertheless, there are still pawns left to use -"

It was a handful. The fleshwalls that sewed people together were not numbered, and the demons that summoned them in the mist could not be completely manipulated, so they could not stay in the hall. Libidu's ability to manipulate less intelligent monsters was not appropriate.

The knights of Arnelia who came inside were just as elite. I can't manipulate it. Yes, but pretty much everyone. It just seemed like a mentally trained person was entering here. And Urtina, who was supposed to have manipulated because of it, also had people approaching.

Who is that? "

All who enter the hall shall be kept under the watchful eye of Libidu. Yet only the man had suddenly appeared in the hall. All I could notice was through Ultina's gaze. You look like an Arnelian monk.

And, suddenly, Libidu's vision was blocked. I didn't know what happened, but from a prepared point of view, seeing how Ultina was, Ultina was already stunned and held by a man. It takes a lot of steps and time to escape from spiritual domination, and even if Ultina is attacked in situations where Libidu is unconscious, he should automatically fight back. Yet he was lightly stunned and secured. It is an artistic discipline that cannot be done without considerable differences in strength.

Towards the astonishing Libidu, a man turned around. Even though it's the perspective you're looking at from the ceiling, I didn't expect you to notice. Unexpectedly Libby Doo was too weak, and the man laughed as if to see through the Libby Doo.

"This is a woman in Wye or a little man like you who can touch me. I don't really have time for that. I'll leave it to Jake's boy.

You know what that kid is? That's just a kid or ahem with properties on evil spirits. I don't want to tell you. If that's what you want - Oh, that arm, that's too bad. Then you can't beat Jake, can you?

The man vanished as if he were a ghost, whilst nagging. Libidu accidentally suppressed the arm taken by Banderas, but he did not know how the man knew about that arm, and Libidu, the evil spirit, trembled in fear.

Continued