Scop Scopper Scoppest with Demon Eye King

Name: Successor

Race: Human Race

Age: 17

Lv: 10

Status: Curse

HP: 256/296

MP: 33/57 (-239) (+10)

Muscle Strength: 15

Agility: 12

Intelligence: 12

Spirit: 15

Skills

Physical Lv3 Throwing Lv1 Language Lv4 Arithmetic Lv3

Unique skills

[Demon Eye of Curse LV1]

Equipment: Status Tag [Account Lv1] [System Log Lv1]

Muscle strength and agility increased by two points and intelligence and spirit by one point.

In addition to this, there are some somatological skills that I have just upgraded.

I wonder how strong I could have been in just one day today.

The heir (Tsugutsu) looked at the status with a niggle.

"... leveled up?

I asked as Roulier pulled his heir's shirt around.

When her heir nodded at her words,

"Mmm, sloppy. I want to fight too."

Roulier leaked his dissatisfaction.

There's no point in her saying that either. Anyway, she just fought the first big rat opponent a little bit and then the fight was just watching.

It is a stressful development for Lourier, who, in coming to today's hunt, had his bravery in mind. It would have been even worse if only my heirs had leveled up and left me.

The heir scratches his head with Polypoli.

I knew it was time for Lourier to give it away. Because from time to time, I've noticed for a long time how she looks at her heirs jittery and bare her scoops to appeal to motivation.

But I'm also afraid to break the must-win method that is common to monster opponents around the corner. I thought so, and I was the heir I dared ignore, but that seemed like a limit, too.

"Okay. Let's do it a little differently next time."

It's just after you level up, so maybe it's just the right time to change the way you do it.

Sometimes I was a little concerned.

Next monster. I was a big rat once again.

Now change the counter kick a little. It's not a kick before you stick your leg out, it's a spinning kick from the side.

He kicked and smashed the left side of the big rat, from the base of his left forefoot to his chest.

It also had the effect of leveling up, causing a lot of damage off the steeple - but it's still alive.

"- Lourier! Stop!"

Roulier pops up at the words of his heir.

Swing the scoop toward the big rat. One blow. Two blows. Three shots. The attack is still mild, but the opponent has been kicked by his successor and is already dying. My successor watches in silence that it won't be a problem.

Then more than three minutes later, Roulier continued his offense and the big rat move finally stopped completely.

"... Huh, huh, I did it. I won."

"It's taking too long, though. I don't know, why do I have to swing Scoop around? Use poking like you did when you fought goblins."

"That's a special attack. Except when it's a pinch."

"You..."

Then tailor two more big rats in the same way. And -.

Roulier was posting a scoop and posing. It's a familiar pose. The heir remembered that she had been happy in the same pose and asked her with a slightly bitter face.

"Did you level up?

"All the time. I didn't know you'd notice that there."

Through a chest-stretched lourier that is not a dugout or face, the heir raises further questions.

"That's the first level up today, isn't it?

"Mm-hmm? Yes. I'm at level eight."

Again, well, his heir stroked his jaw.

Levels are the size and strength of the soul. Hunting monsters increases the level because they take in the souls of the monsters they kill as their own food. I was talking about that kind of theory being common.

If that theory is correct, in order to take in the soul of a monster, you may have to be quite directly involved in the act of killing the monster.

For example, Roulier was more expensive when it came to his hunting contribution, when he was only fighting foes. Because it will take less time to work with your heirs, and more importantly, the battle time will be overwhelmingly short.

At that time, however, the contribution was high, but the level of roulier did not rise. My heir, who is supposed to be higher level and harder to get to level than she is, is about as good as I leveled up first.

Isn't this because the act of defeating the enemy was not directly involved in the death of the monster and because of it, it failed to take in the soul of the monster? On that evidence, as soon as I stabbed the monster in the bare hands - that is, as soon as I began to be involved in the monster's death, I quickly leveled it up.

Of course, I can't say for sure because there's not enough data yet, but still, it's just not such a simple system where experience is distributed evenly on its own if we party together and hunt.

"- Well, it's not a game, and it's natural."

"Huh?

"No, it's nothing"

Anyway, if you cut to the next level and you need direct combat, you don't have the option to just leave the enemy to Roulier. The purpose of the hunt is for the two of us to level up.

If you think about it, your heir will sharpen it and Roulier will hold back. You can say this method of warfare is the optimal solution.

The two who retrieved their tails from the Big Rat go further.

"- Mm, one big rat over there"

Roulier's pointy ears move tingly, reports fly, but slightly different than before.

From before I could see the monster, I had determined that was the Big Rat.

"Rat again. We met too much and finally even remembered in the footsteps of Big Rat?

"Yes. And when [hearing detection] got to level three, I could hear more"

"Seriously. When did you get up there?

"Just now. When I level up, I went up with him"

We talk about that, but we do it sparingly, from the kick of our heir to Roulier's.

The effect of increased levels also increases Roulier's Attack. Besides, if your opponents have improved even further, you can say that there are no more gaps. Although it is exclusive to big rats.

- It's just rats.

My heir pounded and spilled as I cut off the tail of the big rat with a knife.

Then, at the same time as I was listening to that word of my heir,

"Mm.... I don't know sound"

A new monster caught on Roulier's enemy.

The heir quickly picks up the tsuruhashi when he throws out his tail.

"How many?

"One... I can hear it. Over there."

Whatever the mysterious phonetic sounds, one is the calculation of interception except for the Big Poison Spider.

"Spiders run away."

and appeared where his successor raised his voice of confirmation.

Rocking the air, cave walls to walls. The guy was flying around irregularly.

A brown body of less than a metre in size. Every time I let butterflies and feathers flap, something like powder dances into the universe. - Moth. That was a moth. The monsters of moths that appear in The Demon Mine Cave

"- It's Big Moss! Don't get scaly!

The heir throws a knife in his hand with his voice. The knife I used earlier to cut off the tail of a big rat was used for its original purpose.

But the distance between the two is still more than twenty meters.

The knife went off the wall and stayed to make a kinky high noise.

I was hoping that my [throwing technique] skills would do my job, but this could be the case at skill level 1.

The heir hits one tongue, but soon, this time picking up the right stone from the ground, starts throwing towards Big Moss.

"Rulier, throw you too."

"Mm, okay"

The two of us throw gunning stones. Some of these stones hit the soft body of the Big Moss, and each time the moth hits flashly and spreads the scaly powder. To escape that scaly powder, the heirs also retreat jizzily, lowering but throwing stones after stone.

Big Moss is the weakest of the monsters present in The Devil's Mine. Instead of kicking his heir, Rulier's scoop swing would also be able to stop him with a single blow. But my successor didn't want to come near this monster if he could. Because Big Moss scales are poisonous.

Even when it comes to poison, it's not powerful. Don't worry about losing your life in case you eat it. But it itches. Once exposed to that poison, you will be plagued for an entire day by itching that won't pull you off scratching or scratching. A monster that spreads such poisonous scales, just like harassment, is the Big Moss.

I ran away from the scaly powder and still felt weak enough to keep throwing stones in the mood.

A softball large stone thrown by his heir struck directly at the back of a big moss that stopped on the wall.

The Big Moss, sandwiched by stones and walls and crushed torso, ended up falling to the ground in a sneaky, pompous manner, no longer moving.

"... Ha, ha, ha, ha"

".................. Phew, Phew, Phew"

When the battle was over, we both breathed constantly.

He was a formidable enemy in a way.

"... ha, ha, whenever possible, Big Moss asks in the direction of none"

"... Phew Phew, watch out, watch out"

Exhale, then cut off both tentacles, the Big Moss crusade proof site. I hear that if you only get one bottle, you only get half the reward, so don't forget to cut two bottles and keep them together in a bag with a big rat tail. Then retrieve the tail thrown out along the way and the first knife thrown and set off.

From there the big rat continued again.

Due to a futile fierce battle with the moth, his heir was starting to feel horrible when he saw the mouse's face.

Thanks to Lourier, Big Moss was avoided with prior perception, so even the battle with Big Rat continues.

And because the bag is already heavy at the tail of the crusade proof, it was when I started thinking about pulling it up once.

"- Mm-hmm."

Lourier's ears move irresistibly. Successor says it's a familiar sight. but Roulier said, "Hmm?" Just tilt your neck and don't report any enemy results.

"Hmm? What's up, aren't you a monster?

"... um... I feel something...?

To that word, the heir looks around vigilantly - but at least it doesn't look like he has anything.

"Just now, I heard a bluff. Hey."

It's Rulier's explanation that I don't get the guidelines, but it's her word that I've done brilliantly opponents of so far. You can't just not trust me.

Once again, the heir slowly puts her gaze around the perimeter -... after all, she can't discover anything.

What's this all about? And thinking, um, I raised my gaze to worry, and there...

There he is.

I see eye to eye with a giant red and black spider sticking to the cave ceiling.

There is only one species of spider monster present in "Demon Mine Cave".

Besides, that's one crack of a highly dangerous monster that exists in two species in this dungeon.

He was a Big Poison Spider.