Chapter 109 (1/2)

Chapter 109

Translator: Yonnee

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—Someone, please save me!

—Anyone out there, please!

—Guards! Knights!

So s

This place at the edge of the forest had been a relaxing resting place for people up until just noever it had been thoroughly swept into chaos now

And it was because, a few h the bushes

Those things that they were seeing for the first time in their lives

With blue bodies

And with eyes that were entirely black—no hint of white anywhere

Gururuk… guruk…

With the coe sounds, they looked almost like puppets that had broken off fro the figures that appeared, there were both hu across the ground, flying in the sky

With their sudden appearance fro but be horrified at the scene

And, in the uproar, someone shouted these words

“Mo…Monsters! Blue ular shout was clear amidst the chaos, and soon, everyone implicitly called them ‘blue monsters’

The nobles rushed towards the place where the carriages were parked

One way or another, they wanted to get out of this dangerous place

Yet it was no use

So s appeared froe tents

It would be safer for them to stay on this side of the barracks

There were knights and guards here

However, choosing to stay behind with their armed forces wasn’t the best decision either

Because there were overwhelhts in that place

Additionally

‘What the hell are these things…!’

It was also the guards and knights’ first ti those blue monsters

Therefore, they had no idea what kind of weakness thosetheir swords

Unfortunately for theainst their opponents

When slashed through with the knights’ blades, the blue monsters spewed out blue blood

And that was all Theout, but they would

Those open wounds healed quickly

The only sign that wounds had ever been inflicted upon theic was useless against them, and blades were likewise ineffective

Even if their limbs were to be separated from their torsos, those severed parts would move as if they, too, were alive

Contrary to what the knights intended, these severed body parts would hold theht

As if there was no boundary between life and death

The terrible, bizarre sight was enough to make some nobles vomit

There, too, had been many victi with the rainwater that was tracking across the ground

Dark red painted the grass, which had been o

“Gaaaah! Please, please save—!”

Soh-pitched scream broke off mid-sentence

It was so evident what thisjust now had taken their final breath And to the other people in that hellish landscape, they could only hope that they wouldn’t be the next victim

Toooom—too—toooonal that was made under one certain circunal to alert the people at the hunting grounds about the danger here

There’s an eency Stop the hunt Back-up needed

And the truht have been people who didn’t hear it, so it’s i the trumpet

Flap— flap—

The startled mountain birds flew up at the same time, and the dark, heavy clouds disappeared

‘Never in ht the bugler

He had been keeping the post as a bugler at the hunting festival for more than twenty years

It was an honor, of course

However, even in the face of all this chaos, he had to continue doing his job

The trumpet was sounded once more

Toooom—too—toooom—

Toooom—too…

Then, the trumpet stopped there

The round

As silence fell thereafter, the only sounds that continued were that of the blue monsters that filled the place

Gururuk… Guruk…

A four-legged beast—with blood smeared across its mouth—wandered around in search of its next prey

Its black eyes rolled around

However, no matter how much those eyes looked all over the place, there’s bound to be a few places that it wouldn’t be able to see

For example, an attacker from a distance

Whooosh

A ball of fire ca in from out of nowhere, and the roan and get flung away

BAAANG—!

The huge ani, and it hit a pillar of one household’s barracks The massive tent had been secured properly just until now, but it soon collapsed with a bang

Smoke rose around it, then sank once more because of the rain

—KYAAAH!

—Uuah… AAACK!

There was soat the same time

Even over the downcast sky,

Those noises and screah that the sound would reach the forest path that was a considerable distance away

In other words, even those alking along this forest path could hear it

“God damn it”

The person who uttered this under his breath was an apprentice priest under House Freesia

He was so like this

Nor, but at a tireeritted his teeth as he watched all the people who had collapsed on the ground, then the people ere dumbstruck and in pain

As a priest, it was not easy to just watch people suffer

He could feel his throat getting hot

Watching a hellish scene that he had never witnessed before, fear and anger rose within him at the same time

Then, at that lance looked fifteen, tripped over a protruding rock and fell to the ground