31 [25] The end of the bandits.txt (1/2)
I didn't want the surviving bandits to see Fu-Mil, so I sent him back to the village once I got there.
I lightly patted the reluctant Fumil and managed to convince him that I would fulfill my promise after this request was completed.
Miselio is also hiding his appearance as usual.
Perhaps because they had witnessed the horrific battle just now, the detained bandits are uniformly quiet.
''Well, if you're going to be quiet until the guild guys come, we won't even take your life. I don't know what happens after we hand them over. If you rebel or try to escape, I'll kill you. Do you have any questions?
”Keh, that's the kind of shit you let a woman fight for,
You weren't much good at it anyway, so the women told you to back off, didn't they?
You're a bastard! You're a bastard!
The bandits, at the very least, are swearing to resist.
It's a good idea to have a plan for the bandits, as they are getting more and more heated.
It's a good thing that you are so confident that you can fight me. I won't say ”one by one”, so whoever wants to fight me should come forward. If you beat me, I'll let you all go.
Vilm says it without any change in expression.
About two of them felt uncomfortable with Virum's atmosphere and became quiet, but the rest of the bandits are ready to fight.
Meldina and Cunaria release the restraints on the bandits who have come forward.
They even have the added bonus of returning their individual weapons to you.
But they didn't want to deal with the women who raged in the previous battle.
The freed men did not attempt to do anything against them.
The bandits finished removing the restraints on those who had come forward and confronted Virum.
The battle (slaughter) between Virum and the thirteen bandits had begun.
''Oraa!''
f*ck you!
f*ck you!
The three bloodthirsty people are the first to slash at Virum.
You can also have a look at the fact that it is a good idea to have a good idea of what you're looking for.
The slayers have no predictable response, they are surprised and manage to hold on just before their swords reach the ground, but Virum's powerful knee-kick to the chin of the man in the middle who has lost his balance and is on his front foot.
The bandit's neck snapped back with a dull thud as he was hit too hard.
As it is, he grabs the two men on either side of him by the hair and slams them to the ground as soon as they land.