I'm Actually Not Overpowered!

"B-bleughhh"

Hogun spat out saliva, as tears dropped from his bloodshot eyes, due to the immense pain that must have been surging through his body.

'We're just getting started.' I raised my fist to land another blow.

>FWOOOOOSSSHHHH<

Several dark spears lunged at me in quick succession, courtesy of my other opponent—Adu.

'Oh, I haven't forgotten about you…' My grin widened, as I proceeded to kick Hogun in the direction of the attack.

>BOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMM<

Friendly fire wasn't good—nope, not at all. Look what happened as a result.

Hogun, as a result of being the victim of such a forceful attack while in his stunned state, was sent crashing to the ground.

'Ah, I feel bad for him. Crashing into the battlefield itself…' I said my prayers for the dude—though I knew he would most likely survive the fall.

What happened to him after that… well, I could only wish him the best.

"Hoguuuunnn!!!" I heard Adu yell, most likely preparing to teleport in order to catch his friend.

'Not on my watch, buddy.'

In a flash, I intercepted Adu before he could disappear, grabbing his throat while disabling his Magic in the exact same moment.

"Where do you think you're going?" I smiled, holding the short guy down, until we both witnessed Hogun crash into the battlefield.

The impact of the crash caused a huge crater to appear on the battlefield, but that didn't cause the demons on the battlefield to stop fighting the monsters. It was a matter of life and death, after all.

Everyone was either too tired, or too busy, to care about a Demon General's descent.

"Y-you bastar—"

>WHAM!<

Before he could finish his statement, I aimed a quick slap at Adu's face. My aim was a bit off, so I wasn't satisfied with the results.

'Five points out of ten.'

"H-how dare—"

>WHAM!<

This time, I planted it quite nicely. But… it still didn't feel right.

'Seven points maybe?'

"I-I'll kill y—"

>WHAM!<

'Seven point five?'

"Y-you—!"

>WHAM!<

'A solid eight! Can I get to nine? I wonder…'

>WHAM!<

"Y-you think yo—"

>WHAM!<

"S-shturp—"

>WHAM!<

"S-shtup eet—"

>WHAM!<

After a series of trial and error, I finally got to nine points. Unfortunately, I couldn't proceed any further.

Both left and right cheeks of my experimental subject were swollen behind belief. Their rotund and smarting surface would ruin the effects of the slap, so unfortunately, despite my efforts it would be impossible to attain a perfect ten.

'Still, it was fun while it lasted… right?' I grinned at Adu.

It seemed he already passed out… unfortunately.

"Welp, down you go." I let go of him and focused my attention on the surviving demons—the Demon Generals especially.

I heard a crash from the battle field beneath me, but I ignored it.

'Probably some fallen garbage.'

So far, the battle had reached a crescendo.

With the climax already within reach, I had to start rounding up.

"First, I should take care of all the Demon Lords. Then, I'll use 'that' on them. Yep… that'll work."

My goal was to use [Domination] on the Demon Generals and force them to enter a contract with me.

That way, I would have more competent subordinates under my control.

As for the monsters, I needed to find a way to domesticate them. I couldn't keep bleeding out MP anytime I wanted to utilize them.

'Or should I just let them return to the Labyrinth? Yeah… that's probably for the best.'

After this battle, it would be best if I didn't ruin too much of the ecosystem. Monsters had rights too, didn't they? The right to be hunted by Adventurers.

Why would I tamper with that?

'If I decided to make all the monsters good, what will the Adventurers hunt? They'll have to leave Dulum. That'll be bad for business…'

Besides, it could be argued that killing monsters was beneficial to humans since it granted them more EXP, and Levelled them up.

'As someone who planned on making humans the victors on this planet… I can't exactly take away their means of strength acquisition.'

Sure, Dulum would most likely experience an economic boom thanks to the reserves that were buried under their basement, but Adventurers were Adventurers not solely for the monetary gain.

Violence was a part of their lifestyle. If I wasn't careful with how I handled the aftermath of this battle, things could get ugly.

'Not like I understand the ways of these barbarians…' I sighed.

Conclusively, I had to return the monsters to the Labyrinth… but the Golems were mine.

'There's no way I'm letting them go.'

My Inventory was also chock-full of the numerous items I reserved for myself. It couldn't be considered hoarding since there was so much more buried underneath.

'I just took a small portion. It's my payment for going through all this trouble, besides they wouldn't have found it without my help.' Once I put it that way, I was able to sleep better at night—not that I had a lot of opportunities to rest during my time underneath the ground.

>BOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMM!!!<

A loud explosion drew my attention, and it seemed the Demon Generals were finally going all-out.

A massive Dragon controlled by one of them was wreaking havoc and defeating so many of my Golems. The others also seemed to be combining their Magic Power to cause greater damage collectively, than they could achieve individually.

Smart move.

"That demon will probably run out of MP before her Dragon does irreparable damage. In the end, no matter how they decide to play this… I'll win."

But, I couldn't just stand by and allow my dear creations get chewed on by some overgrown lizard.

No… they deserved better than that!

"This is going to take quite a ton of MP, but that's fine. We're just about done here…"

I casually raised my hand to the sky and chose to put my [Undecided] Class to use.

"Switch: Mage."

New Skillsets manifested before me, and I chose the most extreme.

'Levels determine what kind of Skills will be presented to you. With my current state, I can cause some serious damage…'

That was why I chose the Skill that was bound to end the meaningless struggle of the demons—as well as garner me more adoration from my fans.

"[Fire From Heaven]"