The Strongest Level 0 Aikido Practitioner, Now, Here I Come to a Different World!

First, the demons in the berth were swept away by the activity of the advance party.

Surrounded by the wreckage of attacking demons, adventurers are struggling to recover materials and demonic nuclei from those bodies.

If you've seen something you don't know, what might seem like a fool to you at such a difficult time, but this task is important inside,

Whatever it is, the demon will regenerate after time while leaving the nucleus of the demon behind.

When it takes to regenerate, it varies from demon to demon, and there's nothing to regenerate there for a few minutes, but that's why you can't just let it go.

Still, when it is regenerated, the struggle of the corners is the bubble of water.

And by regenerating the demons, they become stronger, that is, regenerate with higher levels.

In other words, the more the regeneration is repeated, the more troublesome the demon becomes.

That is why it can be said that the recovery of the demonic nucleus is essential.

And it's more effective than retrieving the Demon Nucleus, and then retrieving crusade sites and materials as well.

Therefore, the adventurers will not forget to retrieve the demon nukes from the demons they defeated, even in this situation.

Especially if many adventurers are looking for profit.

Either way, sometimes the original resting place, for now, many adventurers will have the desire to take a breather.

The steel wolf's teeth, the holy man's princess, and the members who act with Nagare are not so tired, and when it comes to Nagare, they are naturally not exhausted this time.

However, other members still see the colour of fatigue after dealing with a large number of demons.

Some of them even look pale, even though they have been magically restored.

Material collection is also in the form of alternating faces that are coming with companions.

So take a frequent break at the same time as material recovery. Besides, the pits are branching out from here to several places, so it will also be necessary to decide how to divide them.

"Hmm, pitiful people to this extent. It's so considerate."

In the meantime, a bat of steel wolf teeth wrinkled between his eyebrows and said away as if he were frightened.

Some of them looked obviously grumpy in the words, but it looks like they can't say anything but actually see their activism.

I also know that it's the only A-rank party in the advance party, and I guess there are things that I can't say back if I want to.

"Chip, it's like we were the only ones fighting."

But Frem still revolts with an insurmountable look, not balls like he's being told and groomed.

"Right. In fact, we all dealt with the left and right demons, even the holy man, the princess, and everyone else stomped on us back there. And the way we say we're fighting the boulders, it's hard to say."

And Peach also feels strong inside again, hitting the target with a condemned word to follow Flem.

"Totally busy with the B-rank habit. But I don't hate that."

It was a man named Goriki, the Great Swordsman, who sandwiched his mouth from such two sides.

At first he was a man who made statements that made Flem look like a little fool, but now he seems to be changing his eyes a little too.

"Hmm, Temehe is simple, Goriki. And, hey! Helupa! Hey, come here!

Batou shouted angrily after returning the words as if they were frightened by his companions.

Then from among the resting adventurers, the emerald-haired girl approaches Batou in some odd condition.

She was a magician who supported the adventurers by improving their abilities and weakening the demons with supportive techniques.

Those who were fighting in the rear could say that with her help they could have survived all those demons against them.

"Oh, you know, something?

But she, Helupa, who can be said to be such a useful actor in this battle, still asks Batou how freaked out she is.

I don't think I'm scared of Batou in her case, but I feel weak at first.

"You're not following me all the time. I don't know why you're using them without supporting us."

"Huh? Oh, that's... Mr. Batou, I don't think you need..."

"Ahem! What are you talking about, Temeye! You're throwing a party, scorn us, magic the rest of us who can't use it, and you don't have to. Hey!

He peels his eyes off and yells at Batou, hitting and voicing, and Helupa shouts.

Then, Christina comes with Tsukatsuka, holding the crying face Helupa and staring at Batou.

"Hey! Don't abuse Helupa! Even though the tone is rough at all. Helupa, it's okay. Because I won't let this rambling stupid swordsman touch one finger."

"Ah, it's painful, Christina -"

Though he is a hellupa who is buried in his face in his chest and seems to suffer while he is sheltered.

"Damn! Always this guy. Damn, I knew I didn't have a leader."

"Well, but Rowe's a whim isn't what started it now, either."

When Goriki says so, he frees Helupa, and, well, Christina pulls her jaw, too.

"Well, anyway. From now on, make us our first priority. It's quicker to clean up than to support them."

Batou, perhaps originally loud without any particular reluctance, commanded Helupa with enough voices to be heard around him.

Of course, the other adventurers won't feel good.

Some are flattered and grumpy complaining.

I just don't seem to be willing to complain face to face because of the difference in rank. It's still not like Flem or Peach.

"- If you're this much of a demon, we're all enough without those people. Ning Ro, my foot..."

"Well, what about that?

In the meantime, it was - Nagare - who interrupted their conversation.

"... what? What, you? What are you trying to say?

"No, no, it's not a big deal. It's just, was it her, Mr. Helupa? I thought it might be a little out of line to blame her for this."

When Nagare tells him to respond to Batou's query, he frowns, what is this guy? I'm going to turn my eyes to Nagare.

"... shit isn't about hungry ghosts like Temehe pinching their mouths. Pull in."

"Ah? What the hell, Temehe, how to ask your teacher that mouth. You're so brave. If you're complaining about the teacher, I'm the disciple."

Flem reacted quickly. Shortly after Batou showed Nagare the abusive narrative, Flem stood in front of Nagare and peered down into his face to intimidate him and hit him with words of anger.

"Flem, don't. Nothing, I don't care, and as I was saying, we can't help fighting here."

"I feel like Temehe's fighting and selling."

Nagare tells Flem to tell him, but Batou says grumpy from the side.

Either way, the bad vibe doesn't seem to change.