Makai Hongi

They woke me up when I was asleep. This is a battlefield, and I can't help it if it's an emergency requirement.

It's not even a place to sleep, so I decided not to complain.

Was it an hour or two of sleep?

In any case, no physical fatigue has been removed.

The injury hasn't healed either. Barely, so much so that the bleeding stopped.

Well, they say the visitors are the Legion Leader and his army, but what can I do for you?

I really should welcome you, but I don't care what my body says.

"Hey, Goran. You knocked him down again?

"Legion Leader... what's going on?

He came from the other side.

The leader of the Nehyol army has taken the army with him.

"Golan really sleeps on the enemy general."

I was surprised, the Legion Leader said with his eyes round.

"It's something that hasn't lost its damage."

"Oh well. Looks like defeating Giganto Centaur without a scratch was tough on Golan."

That's right... I wonder what you think of me.

More than that, won't you answer the first question?

"... so where are you going?

The Legion Leader's unit is fully armed. It's like going to war.

"I thought I'd go to the enemy's headquarters."

"Yes?"

What's the enemy's main line... so easy to get to?

If the Nehyol army leader loses, we retreat. This area will be occupied.

"Until now, there were enemies left, but, look, I've already made my way to HQ"

"Well...... right"

"You don't have to worry about being pinched, and don't you think this is a good opportunity?

"Is it..."

In theory, however, the Legion Leader is right.

The enemy was forming his troops in three parts.

If the Legion Leader sews up a "gap" in the unit and goes for the main formation, some unit will make an inverted offense.

At that point you have to put enemies back and forth to fight.

Now, if you follow this line I dropped, there will be no enemies to the main battalion.

You won't be attacked because I'm in the rear.

Like other troops flipping, flipping is hard with me and other troops... or I can't.

Conversely, it's easy to poke the back of an enemy, so there's no way to miss it.

That's why I didn't expect to do the risky act of going straight for the enemy formation.

If we lose, not only will our hard work days be wasted here, but it will also affect other battlefields.

Or are you confident that you will never lose?

The opponent I fought for as Force Leader was the Legion Leader class.

Then thinking about it, I feel like the enemy's main force has a general class.

It is my view that there is something more difficult to bridge than the difference between a troop leader and a general.

I've never heard of a general down there before.

Why? That's how hard it is to get up and down.

"Are you all right?

"Is that it? Golan, are you worried about me?

"Yeah, well... yes"

"Um, I guess it's okay. We have momentum, and I think we can get there somehow."

Isn't the problem since we got there?

There is no way that the Commander of the Nehyol Army doesn't know about the area.

For that reason, I stopped asking any more.

"Good luck not to be killed"

"Right.... I'll be there."

The Legion Leader has taken his men.

After a while, Becca gave an impressive voice.

"That's the Legion Leader? I'm a little... Yeah, I can't win when I stand upside down. What, that amount of magic!

"Well, Becca's never seen it in person"

"Yeah. Even your brother can't do that."

"Naturally. Besides, you're still the Legion Leader. You're up there, aren't you?

"Right. I've never met him either, but the general seems to be more awesome."

"Oh, I can't do that."

"It's frightening."

Even my brothers and sisters seem to have a lot to think about.

"Hey, brother. The captain's men were amazing, too."

I know what Becca's trying to say.

direct reports of the Commander of the Nehyol Army.

I've never seen them before, too, but they were all woven in black capes.

A group of vampires dressed in pitch-black cloaks and was it the Ghost Knights who were behind them?

He wore it all over his body armor, so he couldn't tell.

"Was it the Living Armor clan that was behind you?

I see, did Cyfa decide that?

Just a thought, I corrected it.

"No, you're not. The Living Armor tribe should have been made of armor only in the upper body and black in the lower body. He was wearing armor all over his body, and I think he's a ghost knight."

"I see. Either way, my men seem strong"

"You're going to tear the enemy apart with that mentz, so I guess it's highly breakthrough"

However, how do you attack the boss of the enemy line?

Nehyol is likely to win casually, but then it would be odd if he wasn't in this country's position as a general.

"... No, are you crazy in the first place"

Nehyol was a vampire tribe who came from outside, concerned and asked Rig to look it up, but before coming to this country, he had no idea where or what he was doing.

It was not 300 years ago, and I am now a fine Legion Leader.

However, the more strange it seems to me that the more I know, the more Nehyoru is the leader of the army.

"When I get back to the village, I think I'll embark on a training journey."

Cyfa mentioned that.

I've done mountains before, saying I'm going to be strong.

Looks like I remembered that.

Indeed, at that time, I came back stronger.

That's because I trained intensively in the mountains, because I needed to tame the theory to my body where no one was.

The psychology of not wanting others to see you like that worked. That's why it's a pile.

I don't think Cyfa has anything to gain in the mountains.

"... you should stop it"

In a brain muscle so unthinkable as to be called a wasting brother, effective training would be difficult.

I think you'd be better trained to poke at me every day. I don't deal with them because they're troublesome.

So much so that the enemy formation became noisy.

"Both armies bumped into each other. You can always get away with this."

If the commander of the Nehyol army loses, there is no one who can win in this army.

Only to get away with it.

And when the sun began to set, the Flying Eagles came to tell of Nehyol's victory.

Apparently, he dropped the main unit.