Chapter 18 - Desperate Determination And Desperate Me (2/2)

That was roughly carved and it was suspicious whether it is a person or not but maybe due to the Golem summoning, it was reborn with a first class artistic image.

But the Golems in ancient mythology were made up of Stone and Dirt. I haven seen various types of Golems including wooden ones in fantasy novels and games so I think it should be okay.

Regardless whether it is true or not. I can help the villagers.

I placed the gamepad back ok the desk.

The enemies has already been destroyed and it is no longer necessary to move it. While thinking, my fingers subconsciously moved and the eneme was beaten.

“Aren’t I too good at this?”

I drank tea from plastic bottle while praying myself.

If I can use the Golem then I can protect the villagers.

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Red letters came out on the screen again.

Oh, is it safe today? Yoshi, you nailed it.

I squeezed my fists and made a gut lose.

After settling down for a while, I got worried about the wounds of Gams,so I returned my gaze back to the screen.

Since a while ago, the villagers were surrounding the statue which I was manipulating earlier.

“Thank you, God of Fate.”

“Thank you for saving our lives.”

“It was so amazing. The statue was moving.”

“We were saved…Thanks to God, everyone is safe.”

“Thank you so much for saving my beloved family and Gams.”

Gams embraced his sister as she she’d tears and said her thanks.

Carol jumped around and expressed her joy through out her body.

Her parents were staring at the figure while embracing each other and crying.

If you are praised by the villagers so much, you will definitely be embarrassed. I am shy even though I know this is a game.

There should be an answer to the villagers from God. It seems there was an command to raise it hand. How is that?

“That doesn’t work. It’s not broken or something….is it? Is there some time restriction?”

Suddenly it has became impossible for me to manipulate the statue. When I checked the operations list, there was something written in small letters.

“Caution: Manipulating the Golem consumes fate points per second. Please note that you will no be able to control the Golem when the fate points run out. The Golem can be only activated once a day.”

“Points Consumption…? Once a day?”

I looked at the top right of the screen to confirm my date points only to find it being zero.

It consumed a lot of Fate points to summon the Golem but there still there should have been some reaming point. Was it all used up after controlling the Golem for just a few minutes?

…..Well.has nearly ten thousand gold melted in such a short time? The daily allowance for which I worked so hard.

I thought the villagers are now safe and I can play an active role for the villagers.

I dropped my soldiers and big sigh left my mouth.

The unexpected expenses is too painful. I should move the Golem only when there is some crisis.

I can’t use this unless I continue my part time job. Kuh..this game consumes more money than a smartphone billing game.

I am depressed thinking that all the effort of my work is lost in an instant but I earned the money for the villagers in the first place. Yeah this is the way it should have been used.

I convinced myself and returned my gaze to the screen.

Finally, the villagers with heir little excitement carry back the statue of the God of Fate back to Altar.

After the relocations, Chem starts healing the wounds of Gams. The light overflows from her hand and touches the wound.

That’s a relief. Oh, I should tell them using the Oracle that there will be no monster attack today.

After telling the villagers that they are safe today, the villagers collapsed on the floor of he cave as if their whole body has lost power.

“Thanks everyone. Please rest.”

I am keeping out eye for the villagers who are late for dinner.

The corpses if the countless monsters are rolling around the fence.

Even though it is a game, the corpse of the monster that is killed will not disappear automatically. If the corpse remains unattended it might lure other monsters so it should be disposed of.

For he time being, the villagers have thrown the corpse of the non-edible monsters into a hole dug in advance but isn’t it better to burn them rather than burying them in terms of hygiene.

I was surprised to see some arrows stuck on the fence while looking for missing corpses.

….I initially didn’t care but when I looked into the hole where the corpses were dumped, some of the monsters had arrows stuck on them.

No one can use a bow in the village. That means

I thanked the pharmacist who still hasn’t shown himself.