Kumo Desu ga, Nani ka?

154 Mountain Bliss

Dawn overnight.

Uh, I'm nervous.

I was too nervous to sleep.

Wouldn't Spider Raw's first dialogue be too high a hurdle for a world administrator or something?

It's like telling me to talk to the prime minister all of a sudden.

In fact, he's even more of a position man in this world than the prime minister.

That's an exception, so in Nocan.

At first it was good around C, a villager with no weird philosophy.

Why "C"?

Somehow.

Well, the gullies don't seem to be involved for some time to come, and it's big that the concerns have disappeared.

That guy is sweeter than I imagined.

Well, otherwise, isn't this happening?

I can't save you.

So, shall we forget about the gullies and try to head to the mountains?

I was too relaxed yesterday, so let's pace things up a bit.

Travel faster than yesterday while appraising.

Only when I find a plant or something that I didn't see yesterday in the appraisal do I stop for a bit.

I'm going to hurry, but I can't help but worry about it.

Through the plains and into the woods.

There's nothing on the road, so it's depressing and hard to go on, but space manoeuvres jump over trees and trees to go on.

There's nothing like a beast trail, and I don't see any demons.

Is this place free of demons?

Maybe it's just less.

Oh?

Found some kind of red-fruited plants.

"Bontura: a plant widely native to the Casanagara continent. Regularly blossom and bear fruit. It's actually sweet, but it contains some of the ingredients of paralysis'

Heh.

I mean, that's a terrible name.

Paralysis.

Huh, there's no way that something like that would work for me with a state anomaly invalidation.

So I'll have it.

Sweet, equine.

It's also a bit sour and stimulating and delicious.

Delicious.

Uh-oh. Come on!

When I found out, I ate all the fruit that lived in the quail.

Oh, are we done here?

It was delicious.

Welcome.

Raw fruit is different after all.

I ate it last time because it was dried.

Yeah.

It was brilliant.

Sounds like you're not a rare plant, and if you look, you won't find more?

Hmm.

But the primary purpose is mountains.

If you're growing on the road, we'll make sure.

Proceed through the woods.

I discovered Bontura several times along the way.

Of course I've secured it.

The emptiness of space magic came in handy for the first time.

Empty Nana is a magic that can be remembered by space magic, so called item-boxy magic.

It's magic that would be very useful if I were a human being to store things in different spaces and be able to take them out at any time, but in my case, I never carried them with me in the first place, so I've been keeping them.

Until now, I've eaten food on the spot, brought it to the home with me on the transfer, or I made a new home on the spot, because I didn't use it.

I don't think the home should be too convenient.

Wouldn't it just be the home anymore?

That's what I think.

I tried experimenting with empty storage once I learned, but I consume the MP when it activates and also when I retrieve it.

MP consumption increases proportionally to the size and weight of the storage.

Spend less MP when serving than when putting in.

However, if MP stores MP recovery pills or something with cuttlefish conditions, there's going to be a tragedy that I can't take them out.

By the way, it's stored in different spaces, but it degrades well over time.

Time seems to be progressing in different spaces.

It's just because it's a different space, or the rate at which it degrades is slow.

Therefore, it seems that there will be quite a few days if there is a decent preserved food or something.

Maybe what, but I expect that dimensional magic has similar magic that makes time completely impossible.

When you get to the level, can you remember sometime?

That's why emptiness, which has been magic to death, helped.

I guess if I were normal, this magic wouldn't be magic to death.

Come to think of it, I don't feel like I have the skills to die for.

Sometimes I say I picked out all the things I needed, but even the ones I could take on my own with titles and stuff are useful.

Toxic synthesis and the ones that I didn't think I could use at first worked great, or skills that I couldn't use at first evolved to be more user-friendly at once.

I can't use shadow magic, but the dark magic from that derivation worked a lot for me.

Isn't it just the ruler skills like Natsuo or something that still doesn't have a place to play?

Dominant skills will be shredded from the divine realm, so I don't plan to use them in the future.

How hard I was thinking, I arrived in the mountains.

I mean, I was in the mountains sometime.

Uh, well, it's hard to tell when the boundary between the forest and the mountains is natural.

But unlike the woods, the trees are slightly spaced apart, and there are few weeds or anything.

I think I can walk on the ground with this.

Yeah?

Don't let the sensing catch the reaction of the organism.

The only thing that caught me in the woods was a really small bird or a small animal about the size of a mouse, but there is a slight and huge reaction in the mountains.

Let's just look at it from a near-field reaction.

I can look at it with a thousand eyes, but because of this, I move and catch it with my naked eye.

It was one demon there.

Um.

What is this guy?

Pigs?

The demon looked like a pig on his face, but his body felt close to the gorilla and there, besides looking alien with tentacles growing from his back.

Uh-huh.

Chimera pig?

It doesn't look delicious.

Besides, it has a lower status than it looks disastrous.

It's a little over a hundred, and in the labyrinth, it's a weak demon in the upper class.

Something called appearance and good strength, an unbalanced demon.

I'm losing my intimidation, and I'm getting stiff.

Intimidation skills are evolving and becoming tyrants.

The effect seems to have bottomed out the power of intimidation as it is.

The clandestine system has been offset by the constant turning on of this guy and the title effect of the fearful.

In that sense, a covert system can also be described as a skill in death.

Well, I did it crisply.