Unlimited World - 90% of the battle for productive jobs is ready

"Is that so? Have you come up with two conditions that could cause damage…"

I explained to the professor the two conditions I had in mind.

The first is simply that it's like, 'If you don't accumulate more than a certain amount of damage, your HP bar won't start to diminish'.

In this case, the response is simple, you just have to push it off with high firepower.

The second one is obnoxious and says, 'After a certain amount of time, you won't be able to do damage.'

In this case, I would need endurance anyway.

"Hmm, the other second party has already left and what's the matter"

Yes, the second party has already begun its quest.

All that remains is the face of the 'index' that commands the whole thing and the party members of the White Wolf who have not left because of the White Wolf's late rendezvous.

"In the meantime, we'll try to fight in the direction of verifying if the second method is right. Just the two of us, it's tough to take them down with the total damage."

"Um, I would appreciate it if you would. I'll tell you this story, White Wolf."

"I left it to you. Then we'll get ready to go on a quest."

"Uhm. Good luck with that."

We're breaking up with the professor, eating the food, buffing up and then heading to the lake.

A system message appeared as we approached the lake as described by Mr. Submass.

"You can start a special quest: Wolves Bark at the Silver Moon. Do you want to start the quest?

I look at Yuki, make sure she's okay, and then select Yes to start the quest.

Then I felt I saw the sight of the lake in front of me emitting light, along with the faint floating sensation I felt when transferring.

Special Quest: Wolves Bark at the Silver Moon

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Special Quest: Wolves Bark at Silver Moon

Quest Goal:

Beat the Great Wolf's Trial on the Plains of Illusion

Quest Reward:

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Me and Yuki stood in the meadow when I realized it.

"Twa, that..."

"Oh, I know"

Wolfe, a little further away from us, was sitting in front of us, the size of pre-information.

"... what brings you to this trial?

"Oh, this Wolf, I talked!

"We are willing. That's what I'm telling you in the form of a story."

(Is it the boss with the individual AI? This looks strong)

Seeing Wolf talking to us in the form of a 'reading story', I'm all alone that I look like a pain in the ass on the inside.

"I ask you, you must be the ones who came to take this test."

"Yeah, I don't know what a trial is, but I'm pretty sure that's it."

"Well, let's say we start a trial, come on [try to withstand my attack]"

"Huh!? Twa!"

"Oh, here we go! Yuki, please tank as usual! You don't have to think of an attack!

"Roger! 'Come on!

Yuki's [provocation] skills take effect, and Wolf's target is forced to head to Yuki.

Wolf seems to have chosen to hit him first, but that gets intercepted by Yuki, who was waiting for him, and vice versa, he gets bounced big at Yuki's counter.

The first shot apparently went up in armaments to Yuki.

But Wolf's HP bar doesn't even look like it's diminishing fine dust.

I still have to be prepared for this enduring war.

Do you want me to check Wolf's status before I do?

Think so, activate [Nursing] to check Wolf's status.

Then this is how Wolf's status appeared.

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The Great Wolf of Trials LV32

HP:????/??

Wolves who give trials to those who want them

Only those who have survived the trials.

I can know.

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I just didn't think I could break it down to HP, but my name is' The Great Wolf of Trials'...

I'm worried about the flavor text, and I have to pay attention to a lot of things.

I'll keep the results of the breakthrough in the SS (screenshot) immediately.

In front of us, Wolf Reunion Big Wolf and Yuki are in a melee.

The great wolf enters the interior between the swords in a motion that does not make him feel the size.

But Yuki doesn't have to rush to respond and flush or guard the attack to minimize damage.

And every time the Great Wolf tries to roll out a big big big game of gap, he takes a blow at the counter and lets go of the intermission.

If the time leaves, now it's Yuki's turn to go on offense.

While using the breadth of the sword's reach, repeated attacks with few gaps prevent the Great Wolf from attempting to pack the time again.

All Yuki's attacks should be clean hitting, but there's no way the Big Wolf's HP bar is going down.

... I see this is a battle to be scorched.

Fine dust will also get a quick, painful counterattack on the Great Wolf, who doesn't show how his health has diminished, if he makes a large gap attack.

I say, the attack with few gaps is basically less aggressive as well, so it builds up a rush.

Unless you were aiming for a lasting war from the beginning, then you must have been in a hurry and the front collapsed and wiped out.

If you have that premise, I'm also convinced that Yuzuki and the others were able to stick together for a long time.

The Great Wolf tries to pack his time with Yuki, but he doesn't look that aggressive in the attack.

If this was the same pattern of behavior when the Yuzuki and the others were there, the reason would be that they didn't intend to defeat it from the start and could endure it for a long time as a result of being passive fights with each other.

Well, I haven't been thinking about it, either. Shall we attack for a little while?

I started the attack by choosing skills that are more effective in disrupting behavior, such as knockback hit stops, than attack power.

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About 10 minutes after the start of the fight.

The onslaught between us and the Great Wolf continued.

The Great Wolf who manages to pack his time against Yuki, and me and Yuki who interfere with it.

Looking only at the way the damage is taken, Yuki seems to be the only one who is damaged, but Yuki's damage is healed as appropriate, so there is no accumulation of damage.

Also, there are occasions when Yuki restores her HP at the time I blew up the Great Wolf, so our resource consumption was minimized.

'Hmm, quite a bone challenger. Then let's try to be a little more powerful'

Was it about 15 minutes after the start of the fight?

Along with the Great Wolf line, the Great Wolf moved even faster.

"Damn!?

Yuki also suddenly begins to be pushed by her faster moving big wolf opponent.

"Middle heel! Easy, Yuki! Still, if it's that fast, I can handle it!

Speak to Yuki while healing the damage Yuki has taken.

"Yuki, back off once! Charge shot!"

While Yuki pulls herself out once, I tap into high knock-back skills.

"Thank you, Twa. Thanks for your help. I'll raise the gear one step too! Speed up! Guard up!

Yuki used [Granted Sorcery] to raise the bottom of his status, and then stuffed him in with the Great Wolf again.

Yuki's status was also raised to the bottom, so the difference in local power from the Great Wolf was being filled again.

Nevertheless, Yuki's stamina consumption increased because it began to move violently.

I can afford to use the ST potion because I'm attacking as well, just as Yuki's attacking gap, but it's getting pretty rough.

(I need to do something about it. I'm just so impoverished...... oh, speaking of which, does this or something work)

I'll use the skills I've come up with against the Great Wolf.

"If it works, it's a mosquito! Lightning Bind!"

"Gang!"

... what a boss opponent but the bind based magic worked.

"Yuki, stamina recovery in the meantime!

"Yeah!"

The lightning bind has an effect time of up to 1 minute.

Though there should have been continuous damage to the lightning attributes during the restraint, the HP bar is still looking less.

Binding magic changes the restraint time depending on the resistance of the enemy, but the Great Wolf did not show any particular glitch to resist and stood firm for a minute of maximum restraint time before rising.

... Give me a break about this.

"Ocean bound!"

"Gawn!"

Oh, after all, are you vulnerable to bind-based magic, this big wolf?

If that's the case, it's quick to talk.

"Yuki, when this detention time is over, we'll buy time by restraining you with another kind of bind-based magic. Binding magic cool-time is five minutes, so just try to endure it for the time being."

"Yeah, okay"

When the effect of the ocean bind expires, use the icicle bind to restrain it again.

Once you're in cool time after using all the bind-based magic, stand around to seal the Great Wolf's movements around skills that have a high knockback and hit-stop effect.

And when the bind-based magic cooltime is over, restrain him again with bind-based magic to stop the movement.

In this way I earned my fighting time and when 30 minutes had passed since the start of the fight, there was a new movement on the Great Wolf's side.

"Well, will you endure this far? Then I'll admit it, come on, call me as hard as you can!

Apparently, the behavioral pattern of the Great Wolf has changed again.

It's turned into a more aggressive move than it was earlier.

But the most unusual thing...

"Twa, you can do damage now!

"Oh, I know. I'm going to hit you!"

Yes, the Big Wolf's HP bar, which had never been able to reduce fine dust, began to diminish visibly.

That's not even Yuki's towed attack, which isn't that aggressive.

(Exactly how this HP is reduced is too steep. Think of anything you missed)

Using high firepower skills, I was thinking about what this' trial 'was all about.

(The Great Wolf was the first to say, 'Bear the attack'. And I also said 'admit it' earlier. That is……)

"Yuki! Attack stop! Wait!"

"Huh? Yeah, okay"

The Great Wolf's HP was cutting the remaining 20%.

After all, yesterday's power leveling was firmly underpinning the attack.

"Well, stop the attack. Then let's ask. Why did you stop the attack? '

The Great Wolf has also been in a combat position and has spoken to this one.

... apparently my imaginary scenario.

"I guess you've already passed the trial, haven't you? Then I thought I might not have to fight any more."

"Hmm, were you discerning the contents of my trial? And hunt me down this far? Then I'll pass."

Apparently, you're right about what I did.