Nidoume no Jinsei wo Isekai de Chapter 60

The monsters were terribly disgruntled.

Second, what furthered their dissatisfaction was the fact that it was mostly male elves.

You can say that they were still on the lucky side though.

And you can still say that they had a less objectionable way of death.

After the monsters broke or cut off their limbs so that they couldn’t escape, they smashed their chins to prevent suicide and passed them thoroughly around amongst themselves.

Having fully violated 200 elves, the monsters were still unhappy.

Moreover, as the elves are small-built and slender, the amount was overwhelmingly lacking to fill the stomachs of 20.000 monsters.

If they end up catching an elf unskilfully, it will surely be snatched away by orcs and ogres. Still, if they end up eating it then and there after killing it, they will likely be able to eat to their hearts’ content if it goes well without their prey getting stolen.

The goblins wanted to run ahead with all their might if possible, however since it was an order from above for them to march slowly, they aren’t allowed to break into a run either.

That’s why they were pushing and shoving each other. The goblins marched while looking forward to the attack order as they restrained themselves.

What was until now a cold ground transformed into a ground with thickly growing weeds.

Even if they tore those off with all their strength; if it was once or twice, an extreme effort was necessary just to tear them off, but if it’s ten-odd all at once, the goblins’ feet were stopped.

The goblins stepped into the elven barrier.

With its length at 200 meters and its width spanning over one kilometre, it stands in the way of the army of 20.000.

In the end the goblins, who follow without knowing the circumstances, trample over the goblins who have fallen while simply writhing.

The goblins, who fell down with their feet getting caught by the goblins who suddenly acted up underfoot, get entwined by the weeds and ivies and also lose the ability to move their body.

At the moment considerable losses started to appear among the goblins, the information that the elves had laid out some kind of trap was passed on to the demons, however without suspending their order, they commanded the advance without change.

Of course, the goblins, who shouldn’t be able to notice that intention, march on without thinking anything and are defeated. They create a path for the sake of those following behind them with their own flesh and blood.

“You have chosen a nasty measure. Even if I can’t see it for myself.” (Renya)

Renya, who heard the situation at the front line from Skrod, frowned.

“However, the elves can clearly see the details of the circumstance in the elven barrier”, Skrod says.

That blessing allows the elves to clearly see the interior of the barrier. Moreover it grants the elves a far stronger strength than usual and the forest even confines the enemies.

The number of elves who are busy with maintaining the barrier is 200.

In other words, with each receiving mana supply from Renya, they can maintain a barrier 10 times bigger than normal.

“It might get a bit ugly.” (Renya)

Renya made an ominous remark.

Apparently only the bows of elves can reach up to 200 meters.

Since that’s according to the elves’ knowledge and experience, Renya doesn’t meddle.

That was because the shooting range of is just around that area.

This time I don’t have much leeway in using my mana.
Since Frau has changed the recovered amount into magic gems from the outset, he isn’t in a state of having full mana.

“It seems to be going well, but is there some problem…?” (Kurowaal)

Kurowaal’s eyes can see the figures of the monsters who are falling into chaos within the barrier due to the descending hail of arrows from above.

Because the archers brought in emergency supplies from the city besides the share they carried with them at the time they heard that a defensive encampment would be built, the number of prepared arrows is plenty making it look like they won’t get exhausted.
As expected, the goblins are getting irritated by the slowness of advancement and even the orcs, who ended up appearing at the front-line, are collapsing looking similar to hedgehogs after being shot with arrows.

“You know, I thought the monsters would take a detour once they noticed the barrier.” (Renya)

The obstructions, requested by Renya, had traps besides movement inhibitions, but since Renya, who was consulted on the place for laying those out, heard that they would work as is after activating once set up without the need to maintain the magic, he concentrated their positioning in locations outside the elven barrier where he estimated them to just appear if they took a detour.

“All the magic traps were in vain… there’s that as well, but the fellow who is leading this army has quite the confidence.” (Renya)

“Confidence, you say?” (Kurowaal)

“Even though they view their soldiers as disposable, they are confident enough to have it their own way. Or they have the confidence that they can win with this army even if they loose their soldiers.” (Renya)

“Renya, the distance will soon be down to 100 meters.” (Kurowaal)

“The barriers erosion is fast. Did they switch to breaking through in one go?” (Renya)

Renya hits the shoulder of Kurowaal, who’s next to him, with a tap-tap. He leaves and walks to the edge of the barrier in front of the battle formation.

In the state of possessing Renya, Frau wasn’t able to separate from him too far, but as she seems to be growing in power little-by-little in that aspect too, it was currently alright for her be apart from him a bit if it’s only for some time, according to Frau’s words.
While there are sounds of wind being cut above his head as the archers are continuing their shooting, the presence of the arrows wasn’t a very pleasant feeling, but it couldn’t be helped because he had to stand at the front of the battle formation to strike the enemy forces with his magic.

“Which way? I still can’t see them.” (Renya)

“It’s straight ahead.”

“Okay, got it. I will begin shooting.” (Renya)

Renya produces and shoots one mana ball after the other in the space in front of him.

As he doesn’t know whether the spells, he shot, are hitting or missing, it nothing but an simple operation of discharging mana from Renya’s point of view.

The impact site was truly a picture of Hell.

The orcs, who spilled their intestines on the grass after wind blades cutting into their bellies, received fire balls into their open wounds next and writhed in pain as they burned up starting with their intestines.

The ogres, who have a large body, receive the spells all over their body and hurl blood as well flesh over the goblins behind them after getting transformed into minced meat.

They seem to be completely like boats which are swallowed up by rapid streams, Kurowaal thought.
Being engulfed by the heaving sea, they are thrown about and broken into pieces as anything and everything vanishes.

“Ah, somehow this feels like it became fun?” (Renya)

Renya wasn’t aware of the situation, but he apparently got into firing the spells limitlessly albeit he is targeting empty space.

“The ones running away are the monsters! Those who don’t run away are the fairly trained monsters!”

“There isn’t any choice except monsters though!?”

“Fuhahahaha! Only a dead monster is a good mon… no, if these fellows die, they will turn into undead, won’t they? They are monsters who mustn’t die either.”

“They are probably unable to become undead…”

No matter how much the monsters preserve, they probably won’t become undead as they have turned into pieces of meat, Kurowaal assesses.

In exchange it wouldn’t be possible to collect the raw materials from the monsters either.

In her sight, which was supported by the assistance of the barrier, Kurowaal saw the figure of that entering the barrier.

All of its body is covered by a black, unrefined armour with only its head exposed.

With its pupils being golden and almond, its ears are long, pointed and slender though not to the degree of those of elves.
What is grasped in its hand is a large sword with a size close to that of an elf. Though its thick blade has likely the weight of a human, the man is holding it easily with just his right hand.

“Renya-san! It’s a demon! A demon has entered the barrier.” (Kurowaal)

“They came after all, huh…? How troublesome.” (Renya)

While simply slaying the orcs and ogres, who don’t move as they lost their presence of mind, the male demon casually places his feet into the barrier.

There’s probably no one but me in this place who can directly face a demon as opponent, Renya judges.

Having said that, if Renya continued his role as battery, the demon would break through the barrier and thus it would eventually turn it into a free-for-all fight.

Renya wavers in his decision.

He held that with his left hand, which isn’t burdened with a sword, and casually threw it while aiming at the direction of Renya’s group.

“Defence unit! Show me your endurance!” (Skrod)

Skrod’s encouragement reverberates.

The temporarily boosted elven defence unit and the flame spear thrown by the demon clash. The elves’ field of vision was dyed bright red and vibrations shook the ground.

The elves, who fell into panic, were evacuated to the rear by the students who currently got nothing to do.

“There isn’t even any time to hesitate, eh…?” (Renya)

By just receiving one attack, the elven defence unit has its power reduced largely.

For the sake of him not being able to attack a second time there’s no other choice but for Renya to suppress the demon.

While it may be true that I will able able to hold down the demon if the barrier is released, the monsters will likely just flood this place here.

“My feet will be useless, huh? Oh well, there’s no other choice but to get it done somehow.” (Renya)

Once he steps his foot into the barrier, the weeds twine themselves around Renya’s foot right away.
It wasn’t a restriction to the degree of Renya being unable to tear away from, but his mobility could be called mostly dead.

“Renya-san!?” (Kurowaal)

“I will hold down the demon. Skrod and Kurowaal, please command the archers and… the students, though reluctantly, and survive the attack of the small fries somehow.” (Renya)

He walks with both feet into the effective range of the barrier.

Fighting too close-by will increase the possibility of dragging the elves into the battle.

“Renya-san!” (Kurowaal)

Kurowaal jumped at Renya from behind.
She clings to the back of Renya, who is unable to evade with his feet being captured by weeds. Holding Renya’s head with both hands, Kurowaal bit her own lips slightly.

“Oy!?” (Renya)

Ignoring Renya’s voice of protest, Kurowaal fixed Renya’s head, she was holding, and pushed her lips, which were soaked with her own blood, on Renya’s lips.

And, without understanding the situation, a small stir occurs amongst the elves.

After licking with her lips, where blood was still seeping out, with her tongue, she smiled cheerfully and held back Renya, who apparently wanted to say something.

“It’s a sure-fire blessing kiss of an elf.” (Kurowaal)

Looking at Kurowaal whose cheek is tinged red, albeit only slightly, Renya feels unable to say anything.

“Blessing, you say…” (Renya)

Underfoot Renya, who attempted to say something, the weeds, which restrained his feet, swiftly withdrew.

It seems the kiss of Kurowaal, which was mixed with her blood, caused Renya’s body to be recognised as elf by the barrier temporarily.

“Is that how it works? … Should I thank you?” (Renya)

“No, not at all. If you do me the favour of coming back alive, that will be plenty.” (Kurowaal)

“I see… Well, then I will leave this place to you. See you later.” (Renya)

Once again turning in the direction, from where the demon is approaching, Renya began to run within the elven barrier.

Chapter end