Ryusousha ha Shizukani Kurashitai

In the name of training in action... waffle.

A somewhat tough special training has begun, and it's not ten days.

The face of the Clayd squad was made to look different.

Except your eyes are dead.

"I'm going to split the squad in two today."

"" Ha!

That's a good reply.

"Captain Bahwan, the following three will be the first unit. I'll call you by name, come forward."

The reason for splitting the squad in two is simple and clear.

As a finishing touch to the special training, this is to teach you how to fight in case of distress.

The other squad is commanded by the deputy captain, Kaife Dorin.

These two units will fight separate enemies and I will be in a position to monitor both.

This is what Charazard has suggested, and in case, it seems to be training to tap that sense of smell into the body about how to increase the chances of survival.

"At first, they all scattered in vain."

Sharazard feels like he's keeping his emotions off the table when he talks like that.

When Shalazad was still in the moon of Qaeda shining at the top of the sky.

The dragon jockeys entrusted with the future of mankind never pulled into the battle against the Moon Warcraft.

Even though they were reduced in number and lost their chance of winning, they still said they didn't stop the fight.

Running away is not betrayal against humanity. We need to conserve our power.

That's what he told the dragon jockeys going to the dead end.

Since then, they have 'made a decision to withdraw', which in turn has made it easier to maintain the front.

"But it's important when you make that decision."

"Uhm. After a few experiences you will be able to grasp the senses"

The training that Sharazard is imposing right now is intense, but there is a reason for that.

In order to work together as a team, it makes no sense for individual dragon jockeys to move as they please.

But what if, for example, you were terrorized? When I realize I'm scared, and my legs stop.

In order not to do so, you first tap into stomping without pulling.

The squad that created it that way never pulled, abandoned its people and headed towards the enemy.

There are no cowards in this. That's what it seems now.

"All right, we're hunting in these two units today!

"" Ha!

That's why we need to teach the battle in view of retreat.

"Let's go!

"" Ha!

I stirred them up, but even less of the Clade squad.

You split that in two, so there's no way you can win.

Find out where you're at today, and I'll give you an evacuation order.

After today the battle will be fought until critical and retreated. I plan to repeat this and remind my body where to pull it off.

I found a flock of forty and thirty bodies.

Lately, patrols have not been perfected due to lack of manpower.

I can't help it because it's a war zone, but when there are so many of these, I worry that the other squads will be okay.

No, I don't have a hippo thinking about that right now.

"No!"

Two units popped up with the order.

I entrusted many to the Bahwan squad, and fewer to the Kaife squad.

"Shalazad, what do you think will happen?

"I guess I should cut it by half."

The Moon Warcraft is not frightened by its dragon opponents.

When you're winning by number, you're surrounded.

Once surrounded, an attack comes from all directions, so positioning to avoid doing so becomes important.

"The results of the special training show up."

The dragon jockeys form in battle with these large numbers, also to keep them from falling apart.

If he fights one-on-one and is stopped, the Moon Warcraft will soon come to his left and right and he will lose his escape.

Both the Bahwan and Kaife squads are successfully avoided by an undisturbed formation behavior.

However, the number of Moon Warcraft is high. That's why I can't afford to stab a stop, and I can't quite reduce the number.

The battle drains the spirit. Concentration doesn't last that long.

The longer you prolong, the more tired the dragon jockey gets.

"I guess it's time"

I'm starting to lack excellence in my movements. The Moon Warcraft still has more than half left.

"You're almost there."

They keep their teachings faithful.

Sharazard is not forcing him to manipulate it right now.

By doing more than ten fights each day, they are used to the movement (...) of

It can be described as considerable progress.

"Sometimes I got out before dawn and came back in the middle of the night..."

Not every once in a while, but I got around to following up on places where I had cut up patrols along the way, such as when the other squads came back with major injuries.

Because of that, I may not actually be able to take the day off.

Typically, dragon jockeys are off the day after they go on patrol.

One outing will keep you moving almost a day, and sometimes it can span the day.

Taking into account physical and safety aspects, it had become a habit to put a complete off the next day.

But now, it was a rotation every five days.

It's a system where you work four days and take a day off.

And we, the Clades, were stuffed for ten days because we were following other squads, and we didn't take any time off at all.

"... hmm?

Something's wrong with them. Staying where I thought it would collapse and going further forward.

I tried to give an instruction to retreat just before it collapsed, but guess what.

Even if the dragon jockeys cannot move, if there is a sharazard, they are forced to retreat.

I didn't explain the retreat to them because I thought so. I'm only telling you to fight with half your strength.

"You've got it back."

I nodded. Now we will have lost the time to direct our retreat.

Time goes on as we wait for the next opportunity......

"I knocked you down?

The trend was decided. It's their victory.

And then fight carefully and without distraction, and not far away, the Moon Warcraft will be wiped out.

And......

"I did it!"

We won.

"I knocked him down!

I smiled like hell at them. [M]

How dare they defeat the Moon Warcraft with half their power?

"Congratulations... it was amazing"

"Thank you. Leon fucker."

"We know what we can do if we do it too."

"Ugh, yeah. Right. Well done."

I had no more voice to call them, glad to hold their shoulders.

I gave up my special training for the retreat, and that day I ended up hunting for the Moon Warcraft.

The enemy is indispensable, and I thought it would be okay after tomorrow.

It was someone I knew who welcomed me back to Tynin town.

"Oh, you look like you're trying."

"Why is your brother-in-law here!?

For some reason Brother Kristanyi was there.

Or is it good for my parents' grocery store?