Makai Hongi

I'm putting up a stick of wood and confronting Illibo.

Distance is far enough away in favor of Illibo using the bow, but I don't mind otherwise.

(Er, what happened to the bow's special skills)

I remember a lot for times like this, but I don't have an Auga who knows a lot of special skills in the first place.

Reminds me of a story I heard from a stream hunter.

A common bow special skill should have been "Rapid Fire", "Curved", or "Continuous Fire".

"Make sure you're there."

I walk slowly towards Ilibo.

An arrow flew in, but I pay with a stick. I can afford it because I still have the distance.

(Because he can't hide behind a shield, it's not "curved." I guess I'll be able to afford it if I pack my time, and I guess I'm skilled at Rapid Fire.)

It is impossible to "flex" at a time when the shield is not used as a shield in this place where large and small rocks are gobbled up. That is a move where only the arrow flies arcing from behind the shield without showing itself.

In the case of "continuous firing", one move after another with multiple arrows at a time, but it takes time to shoot the next arrow when you finish shooting what you hold in your hand.

You shouldn't want to be stuffed in time.

One arrow after the other flies, but it doesn't look like it's being fired in a row, so let's keep Illibo as a quick shot.

Rapid fire, he's got an arrow in his hand at some point, and he's gonna shoot it. It's like a gun man hitting fast.

If Illibo's special skill is "Rapid Fire," I think it's only after the mistake gets closer.

I shook up, "Come on, I'm going to hit you," just a little outside between the sticks of the tree I have, and you're going to shoot me when I say here.

The evidence of this is the continuation of a single attack like a restraint. I put it in the front eye.

(... it's about time)

Three more steps until the tree stick arrives. That means if you take two steps, you can try to shoot me.

Before I go into a special time, that is, at this distance I can't get the stick of a tree, I have to set it up.

"Kee-yee-yee!

He unleashed a swordplay poke as he fastened his pulling leg and packed his pause.

It doesn't matter if you're this far away. Poking can be stretched.

Tens, hundreds of thousands of practice moves. My body remembers.

There was a shock ahead of the stretch.

Because it was a poke from outside of time, I didn't get to wear my throat, but I poked my throat with the power of the Auga clan, it couldn't be safe.

Ilibo, who flew and fell on his back, didn't even move with Pickle.

I don't even have to check this.

"Which one's next?

All that remained were the Werewolves and the Flying Eagles. They're both in beast shape.

"I am forbidden to fight by Master Nehyol."

"Speaking of which, you did. … does that mean Beyan"

The Flying Eagles are not a combat-friendly species, just like the Goblins.

It's a mystery why Nehyol is handing out all these non-combatant races, but what is this guy going to do?

"Don't get on with it!

Beyan rose to the sky. Motivational.

The Flying Eagles excel at reconnaissance from heights. Why are you incorporating it into the fight?

(I wonder if the way to fight is the same as Harpy. For example, enough to be alert to the special skills of "scratching" and "cleavage"? "Assault" is a move that strikes silently from an invisible state, and it won't matter)

Until now, I used the Arm Enhancement that I used when I fought Gooden. I'm going to change that this time.

I have the moves to strike down Beyan in the air, far away.

Transform Special Skills from Armor Enhancement to Rock Throw.

"Rock Throw" is a basic move half of the Auga have.

Pick up some rocks as much as a person's head.

All right, let's go.

He shook it wide and threw it.

Previously, it was confirmed that "rock throwing" was subject to "speed increase" and "hit correction" of the rock thrown.

If the speed increases, the power increases, so maybe "power increases" is fine.

The rock I threw flew as fast as a tennis serve and struck out Beyan's feathers.

Good luck hitting from the first shot.

"Here we go."

It's essential here for the rocks you throw.

Beyan moves in the air like a bat that catches bait, but that stuff just buys time.

If you throw ten rocks, you'll hit about one shot.

When the second, third and rocks hit the feathers, Beyan's movements slowed visibly.

I went for it. One shot was set in Beyan's abdomen and fell straight upside down.

The feathers are full of holes, and I don't think we can continue the fight, but let's go settle on it.

I held a rock in my hands, and I was about to step out, and there were good signs behind me.

"Yes, that's it. No more Golan."

This sign of sudden birth belongs to Nehyol. What special skills did you use?

"Illibo and Grubbo, and Beyan on one side. From the amount of magic, it can't be like this, but you're used to fighting a lot."

"Unfortunately, my village wasn't a null place."

Low in magic, I couldn't help but be ridiculed. If I had put that down, now the guys who were going to set me up to go down would have lined up.

"... so now, why did you fight?

The commander of the Nehyol army has only heard it with a slightly more serious face.