The Peerless Kobold (WN)

"Liz, back off. These cobolts are hand-worked."

Lizpapa (tentatively) holds the Sabel in front of him, and the cat warriors take him to a position that will semi-surround him.

"Gurrah, Gaowong."

"Gaan? Kwon (what do you do? brother)"

Kuh...... should we get away before the cat warriors gather us around? Leaving the cats alone, depending on the way you think, is one hand to see the return machine to the settlement.

If there are too many G's, they will attack the villages, and if the damage is greater, the Adventurers Guild will host a clan with multiple parties, and there will be a massive crusade.

(Not that there will be any damage to the herd until then, but even if we don't...)

Liz cracks in between us and the Cat Warrior when we put the withdrawal in perspective.

"Drop the weapon, Dad. Heh, everyone in Kobolt. Heh!

"Liz, say what..."

Following Liz's words, we take the cutting edge off the weapon and point it to the ground.

The words of Lizpapa (tentatively) who saw it were jammed.

"... let's all unload our weapons. Seems like we don't have to argue."

After a brief look, the cat warriors lower their sword tips toward this direction. Apparently, Lizpapa (tentatively) is a leader among them.

"Barack, so are you"

".................. chip"

The cat warrior who ate Dagger's right straight seemed slightly dissatisfied, but lowered the set sword tip in the same way around him.

Confirm that the opponent has solved the arrangement, and with the exception of the spear-held Lancer, we will be on foot with the weapons in our hands. Along with that, the cat warriors also laid their swords on their sheaths one after the other.

Once the scene had subsided, the agitation of the dozens of cats guarded behind them also subsided.

Thus, we were finally able to discuss it with each other.

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"Thank you for helping our daughter."

"Thank you so much"

Wallace, Liz's father, and his mother Emina bow their heads. There was relief in Liz's expression sitting next to her because she was able to confirm the safety of her worried parents. As it stands, the riverside has been transformed into a campsite for the evacuated Cat Clan, where there are cats sitting wrapped around their families.

It should be noted that the sun has already fallen, but they do not see the burning lights because the night is bright as long as there is a slight moonlight. I guess it also means avoiding finding out where you are from the smoke.

Their dinner is nuts and fruits that can be picked in the forests of Easteria because, in circumstances where they cannot start a fire, they cannot cook, for example, the prey they have hunted. Liz, who sits next to her, also had in her hand the fruit given to her by Emina.

Well, we cobolts don't go through the fire. It's normal to eat even raw meat, so the rest of us are sourcing sunset in the north woods across the river more than here.

In that I was mixed up with Liz's family. And use your favorite stone brush to engrave letters on the ground to determine your future policy.

“Who's the boss of this cat herd?"

"Father, is the village chief in this?

"No, I'm probably going to the town of Wiald for help"

Given the distance to and from the neighboring towns and the decision-making process, the Goblins are disappearing into the woods by the time the rescue arrives, so you can't really guess.

“Then what binds the cat warriors?"

"You're the warrior head of the village of Luqua, so you're our father."

I saw and felt the response earlier, but still...

How many cat warriors are here?

"Well, that's nineteen, including my daughter."

Hmm, twenty-three with us... I have my intermediate magic, and given the Goblins' low individual abilities, I can't deal with more than fifty. The problem is three mutant species and eight cat women caught, if you do poorly, they'll take you hostage.

Thinking about what was going on, Wallace and his gaze tangled face-to-face at the mundane moment.

"... I ask the other way around, but you've been watching the village, haven't you?

"Wah."

"Can you tell me?

"Speaking of which, I haven't heard either, have I, Archer?"

Run a stone brush on request, as it's not particularly to hide.

“More than fifty goblins are camped in the village. There were about eight captive cat women."

"... unfortunately, they won't be able to help."

"I can't handle it, you..."

You're thinking about the end of the cats caught, and the couple's faces get cloudy.

I can't see that. Liz's gonna pull my hair.

"Hey, can't you help someone who's being caught?

Hmm, it is not one hand to strike night out in the dark at night. In that case, because of the small number of enemies that can deal with raids immediately, we can create a situation that is close to destroying each of them.

However, naturally, the Goblins will be on the lookout for night raids, and there is a good chance that a captive cat woman will be taken hostage, and if she fails, she will be stranded in retreat.

If we give priority to rescuing the prisoners over their annihilation, we need to get under our daughters caught in an electroluminescent fire. Then as much as squeeze your aim and ambush off the side while the line stretches?

At that time, there will be no pursuit if you crush the Goblin of the Great Sword that leads the flock.

“There's no guarantee that they're all safe..."

"Eh, can you?

Where did the goblins come from in the first place?

"Well, they were originally seen in the East Forest."

I widen the map and follow the tributary of the Sherna River east through the vicinity of the village of Luqua. As long as it is an organism, even if it is a goblin, it cannot escape the curse of water resources, so it is only a guide, but I can see where it is based.

Soon after they leave the village of Luqua, we can track the path and make a comprehensive decision, and we can set them up ahead of schedule.

Wallace, I have a proposition for you.

If we could possibly help our captured compatriots and reduce the number of goblins and reduce the threat, we would deserve a thought as warrior heads in the village of Luqua...