The Genius Archer Who Became a One-Man Army - Chapter 57



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◈ Genius Shin-Gung who became a one-man army (57)

The atmosphere of Altomus and the entire clan was greatly shaken by the sudden appearance of a man in black robes.

It couldn’t be otherwise, because this place was now the village of the Wicked Tribes behind the Porhen Valley.

‘how……?’

There is only one way to get here: through the Porchen Gorge.

But isn’t the Porhen Valley guarded like an iron fortress?

“Who are you?”

“Oh, you’re quite fluent in the Royal Language. Did you learn it?”

“Answer me, who are you?”

Altomus asked again, looking at the man who answered with exaggerated gestures.

The man shrugged.

“What does that matter? What matters is what I’m trying to do.”

Then the man looked around.

It’s a rough place with no civilization, to be called a village.

The man frowned at that.

“You’re living well in this dirty place.”

“RKAL DURL DJELRH-!”

A warrior from the Black Clan shouted loudly and rushed towards the robed man.

I couldn’t stand to see that unidentified guy talking nonsense while pretending to be relaxed any longer.

I was planning to interrogate him after cutting off his leg. However,

“Tsk.”

The moment the man clicks his tongue,

Phew!

A black shadow suddenly rose from the ground and swallowed up the fierce warrior who was rushing towards him.

Gulp.

It wasn’t an auditory hallucination.

I could clearly hear the sound of someone swallowing a huge gulp of water. And then, thud, thud, thud!

From the rising black shadow, the armor that the horde warrior had been wearing a moment ago fell down and fell to the ground.

Altomus’s eyes shook greatly as the shadow disappeared without a trace.

Because I knew it at once.

‘… … strong.’

Much more than yourself.

Even if everyone here rushed in, there was no guarantee that they would be able to kill the author.

My palms were soaked with sweat, and cold sweat ran down my back.

As Altomus’ expression changed, the robed man spoke.

“You want to kill those guys, right?”

“……what?”

“Hehehe, I’ll help you.”

With him, the man took something black out from inside his robe.

It was as if black flames were burning from the palm of his hand, and as if black smoke was rising.

Although the identity was unknown, one thing was certain.

I’m saying that just looking at it gives me an incredibly ominous feeling.

Pause.

Altomus and the other Horde warriors took a step back without realizing it.

I instinctively knew that it was dangerous.

Shh.

The robed man raised the corners of his mouth at the sight.

“I give you courage and strength.”

Puaaaaaaah-!

The moment the black object in the man’s hand spread towards the monsters and swallowed them up,

“Ugh, euaaaaaaah-!”

For over ten years, a cruel scream began to echo through the quiet village of the Hungjok.

* * *

How long has it been since supplies arrived so intact?

In the past, it was common for parts of supplies to be destroyed or stolen.

After treating the wounded and comforting the souls of their dead comrades, the soldiers of Bieltona began to store the supplies they had received in the warehouse.

“Come on, hurry up and move!”

“Tommy, that has to go to warehouse 3!”

“Help me here!”

It was quite noisy, but it still felt like it was the first time in a while that there was a lot of energy.

And Homel, who was leading them, was also feeling pleasantly busy.

“Is the organization going well?”

“Ah, Lord Barus. As you can see, there are a lot of supplies, so it will take some time, but it is still progressing without any problems.”

Varus nodded at Homer’s words.

The Eagle Company, which had been escorting the supplies, was also moving the luggage, but it didn’t seem like it would take that long because there were so many soldiers.

Then someone approached Varus.

“Thank you for your hard work.”

“Hmm? Lian, are you feeling better?”

The doctor said I should lie down for at least ten days.

“Barus asked, looking at Lian who had woken up a few days later.

Lian forced a smile at his question.

“it’s okay.”

“Huh? Lian, are you okay?”

Derek, who was moving supplies, ran over to see Lian and asked.

Lian nodded.

“Yes, it’s okay. You must have had a hard time.”

“Hmm… Are you sure it’s okay?”

Derek gave him a suspicious look and lightly tapped his side.

“Ugh!”

At that moment, Lian flinched and furrowed her brow. Derek shook his head as if he knew that would happen.

“Leave this to us and get some rest. The doctor said you have to stay in bed for ten days without moving.”

“That’s right, Lian. Recovering is more important than moving around right now. Don’t come here. Go and rest.”

“……Then please take care of it.”

Derek smirked as he watched Lian turn around and bow her head.

Because I know that if I don’t do this, he’ll come out and help me.

Lian, who had been kicked out(?), went towards the barracks, then turned around and headed towards the training grounds.

I heard that despite the difficult operation a few days ago, everyone except the injured resumed training the very next day.

“Whoaap!”

“Ta-ha! Haa-!”

As I entered the training ground, there was a lot of training going on with people holding wooden weapons.

It certainly seemed like the intensity had been adjusted a bit since it was training after an operation, but the enthusiasm for training was the same as usual.

And then someone else came into Lian’s sight.

It was Isaac.

“……?”

Isaac was swinging his sword at a wooden doll in the corner alone, one of his arms wrapped in a splint and bandage, possibly due to an injury.

“Huh? Captain!”

“Lord Lian!”

Brandt and Florent, who had seen Lian enter the training grounds, ran towards her.

Lian nodded, looking at the two people.

“Are you feeling well?”

“Are you able to move now? I heard you needed to rest for a few more days.”

“It’s okay. But why is Isaac over there? Why is his arm like that?”

“Oh, you may not know. Last time, I broke my wrist while blocking the enemy commander’s attack.”

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“Oh, don’t be ridiculous. I’ve been training alone there ever since that day. Lian, please stop me.”

Brant looked frustrated.

Because it was Brandt who knew better than anyone that Isaac’s wrist was not in good condition.

Lian nodded to him.

“Oh, and here’s another one that’s weird in another sense.”

“It got weird?”

“Gerard also spends all day shooting arrows at the training ground.”

“……?”

When Lian tilted her head, Brandt shook his head.

“It seems like you’ve been disappointed in yourself a lot since the last operation. I don’t know what’s going on, but you’ve been shooting arrows all day long.”

“That guy…?”

Suddenly, Lian remembered yelling at Gerard during the last operation.

‘Surely… it can’t be because of that?’

I don’t think so, but I have this strange feeling that’s bothering me.

Lian let out a small sigh and scratched her head.

“Okay, I’ll meet that guy too.”

Then he walked towards Isaac first.

Boom! Boom! Bang!

Isaac swung the sword in his left hand at the wooden doll.

A rough swordplay that is a bit different from the usual rhythmic and fast-paced style.

When I went from using two swords to using one, I felt like the rhythm was broken.

Isaac frowned at the movement that seemed like nothing more than venting his anger.

“shit…….”

Plus, my wrists hurt every time I move.

Nothing was going right.

Isaac stopped in his tracks and sighed deeply. Then,

“what’s the matter?”

“……!”

Isaac turned his head in surprise at the voice coming from behind him.

“Captain!”

“Ah, I’m fine, so you don’t have to ask. But how’s your wrist? You said it was completely crushed?”

I’ve never heard anything like that, but if you pretend, it’s just pretend.

It’s fortunate that he didn’t die after blocking Altomus’ sword with Aura.

Isaac bowed his head at Lian’s question.

Because the memories of that time came back to me and my sense of helplessness was reminded again.

“……I broke while blocking the bastard’s attack. It seemed so strong that I tried to disperse the force as much as possible, but I still lost. If I hadn’t dispersed the force, I might have died.”

Isaac’s expression as he said those words looked extremely upset.

After putting down the spear and taking up the dual swords, Isaac’s talents exploded.

Because he did what he does best, with a complete change in style.

But in this battle, as well as in the previous battle in Saleron, Isaac had to experience defeat.

Both opponents were huge walls, and both had something in common: they were capable of handling auras.

At that sight, Lian smiled bitterly.

Because I could roughly guess how Isaac was feeling right now.

“Oh, and…….”

Isaac seemed to hesitate, but then pulled out a sword.

The entire length of the sword was cracked to the point where it was almost on the verge of breaking.

“It’s a sword that the captain gave me… but it turned out like this. I’m truly sorry….”

“Wow… It’s about to be completely destroyed?”

Lian looked at Isaac with a surprised expression.

The fact that the sword was damaged so much across the board means that Isaac had evenly distributed his opponent’s strength.

‘Genius is… … a genius.’

It’s a skill that you wouldn’t think a fifteen year old would have.

Lian lightly patted Isaac’s head.

“This can be fixed. What kind of training are you doing with an injured body?”

It would be a huge burden not only on the arms but also on the entire body.

Isaac laughed bitterly at Lian’s words.

“I just couldn’t sit still because my chest was so stuffy. I had to do something…….”

Isaac sighed and looked at the sword he was holding. Then he asked.

“Vice Commander.”

“hmm?”

“How can I use Aura…?”

“…….”

“If I just train hard like I am now and fight and fight… will I be able to use Aura someday?”

Lian kept her mouth shut in response to Isaac’s question.

Naturally, one must grow to a level that surpasses the limits of the physical body in order to be able to handle the aura.

In short, it is something that only a genius with great talent can achieve after going through tremendous training.

Perhaps Isaac will one day be able to awaken his Aura on his own.

But that is so far away.

No one knows whether it will happen in 10 years or in 50 years.

That’s why I have no choice but to learn the magic technique.

‘but…….’

Most of the soldiers in the Arrowhead unit are of civilian origin.

In other words, in this day and age, no matter how hard you struggle, you cannot learn magical power techniques.

‘Isaac also learned the magic secret method after becoming the Duke of Russell’s disciple.’

As a result, he rose to the level of the youngest Auror user in the kingdom and ruled the continent.

But Isaac’s history has already changed.

From the moment he joined the Arrowhead unit. No, maybe from the moment Lian brought him into her squad.

What this means is that Isaac may never be able to learn the magic of the mind from the Duke of Russell.

“…….”

Lian felt her heart grow heavy.

The child magic technique that Lian is currently learning.

It is an extremely excellent magical technique.

Because it allows you to use massive magical powers with faster results than any other existing magical techniques.

However, there were several reasons why Lian did not reveal the Child Magic Secret Method to others.

Firstly, even Lian doesn’t know how to fully use the Child Magical Technique yet.

Aura is still unusable, and the only thing it can do is inject magic power into an artifact to activate it.

But this is a problem that will be resolved naturally over time.

The second reason was really important.

This is because the Child Magic Secret Method is a magic secret method that will be created in the Child family in the future.

‘It wouldn’t be a problem if I were learning it on my own… … .’

If Lian is learning it alone, he can say that he learned the Child Magic Secret Method later.

You can just pass it off as him being a genius with quick skills.

However, the moment you teach this magical technique to someone, it is no longer a child magical technique.

It is a completely new magical technique that Lian created, something that has never existed in the world.

If that happens, there’s no way to predict what kind of ripple effects it will have.

That’s why Lian was being very careful. But… … .

‘If it were Isaac.’

Isn’t this guy the one whose future has already been changed by himself?

Originally, he was a talented person who would soon become the Duke of Russell’s disciple and go on to have a smooth path.

‘… … This is a problem I have to take responsibility for.’

It occurred to me that perhaps my current thoughts were just excuses or pretexts.

But that responsibility is postponed until later.

Lian spoke to Isaac as if he had made up his mind.

“Isaac, wouldn’t you like to learn the magic technique?”

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