The Genius Archer Who Became a One-Man Army - Chapter 86



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◈ Genius Shin-Gung who became a one-man army (86)

“There is a way out of this situation.”

“……method?”

Herilda frowned slightly. And everyone else was all murmuring and focusing on Lian’s words.

“What method?”

“Is there any way?”

They asked.

How on earth can I escape from this hell?

Lian gave a short answer to their questions.

“We will capture all the bandits in the neutral zone and hand them over to the kingdom.”

“……what?”

“We will completely eradicate the roots of the bandits here.”

At Lian’s words, Herilda’s expression hardened.

‘You’re going to subdue all the bandits… …?’

If that were possible, that would be a way.

Peace will come when the guys who threaten them disappear. But,

“That’s nonsense!”

Herilda shouted at Lian.

“They’re strong. And there are several times more of them than the ones I saw earlier.”

The difference in numbers is incomparable. And what’s more, they don’t even have proper weapons.

“No matter what we do, they’re going to suffer… No. I hate to admit it, but the reason we’ve been able to hold out this long is because they didn’t just cut off our lifeline.”

The reason I most did not want to admit, but had no choice but to admit.

It wasn’t that they held out, it was that they put pressure on them just enough to make them hold out.

“We have to keep plundering for a long time… They are dirty and mean, but they are smart and strong. How can we subdue them all!”

Herilda’s cry, filled with indignation, trembled faintly.

Every day, there were more than one or two times when I wanted to give up.

But since I have to do something while I’m alive, I’m just holding on tenaciously.

Lian responded calmly to Herilda’s shout.

“If it’s not enough, we should collect it.”

“what?”

“The neutral zone is not just made up of people here. We need to unite all the people in the neutral zone.”

“…….”

“I have no intention of forcing you. But let me be clear. I intend to wipe out all the bandits here within a month.”

Before long, the way Lian spoke to Herilda had also changed.

Because I knew for sure that just being polite and courteous wouldn’t work.

At Lian’s somewhat strong tone of voice, Herilda bit her lip.

“You’re saying we’re all going to be united?”

“okay.”

“Okay, let’s say you unite everyone according to your plan. You unite everyone here. Then, can you defeat them? The Black Ogres you speak of alone number over five hundred! And there are so many monsters there…!”

“You can do it.”

Ugh!

Herilda’s eyes sparkled at Lian’s words.

After a while, Herilda said to Lian.

“You must have the ability to say such things, right?”

Sling.

Herilda looked at Lian, dragging the sword on the floor.

Her eyes suddenly turned ominous.

Although not old, Harilda was the strongest of those here.

Harilda, who was able to fight on par with the Black Ogre leaders, was a spiritual pillar for them, more than just their leader.

Herilda said.

“Then prove it.”

“…….”

Lian sensed that her words were an unavoidable fight.

But it doesn’t matter.

From Lian’s perspective, this situation was actually more comfortable.

As everyone else’s gaze turned to Lian, Lian took a step back and spoke to Herilda.

“Come.”

“ha-!”

With a shout, she spun around and swung her sword.

I don’t know where she got this sword, but it’s too heavy for her to handle.

Lian’s eyes sank as he swung his sword using rotational force.

That greatsword was something that symbolized Herilda.

‘I think the sword that Herilda used was said to weigh about 15kg?’

A longsword usually weighs about 1.5 kg.

Even if it’s a two-handed sword, it weighs less than 5kg.

However, the sword she is said to have used in her past life weighed over 15kg.

The weapons used were so ridiculously heavy.

That is why what has been passed down is her incredible destructive power.

There were so many rumors that he tore himself apart with his armor and weapons while fighting an enemy general.

‘I thought you were an exaggeration… … .’

Seeing her now, I actually thought that maybe the rumors had been minimized.

Boohoo-!

Lian looked straight at the sword swinging right in front of her nose and dodged backwards.

Fit-!

The bridge of her nose was slightly torn by the sword wind and blood flowed out. However, Lian looked at her without even blinking.

“Haaah-!”

She didn’t know how much the sword weighed right now, but she made up for her lack of strength with rotational power.

I thought there would be a lot of gaps because it was rotated,

‘The speed is pretty good, isn’t it?’

The fast speed makes up for that shortcoming.

At this point, the guys who were just thieving would have been overwhelmed by the swords being swung by Herilda and would have been forced to retreat.

‘Then I would have died in one blow.’

I think I know why she is here as a guardian angel. But,

‘If you meet someone a little bit stronger, it can be fatal.’

There are more than one or two things that need to be improved.

Lian dodged Herilda’s attacks, studied her fighting patterns, and analyzed her strengths and weaknesses.

Boohoo-!

bang!

The moment her sword struck the ground, Herilda shouted with an expression on her face as if she was going to chew Lian up.

“How long are you planning on avoiding it!”

Blood trickled down the tightly held handle, but her spirit was not dampened at all.

Lian clenched her fists as she watched Herilda turn around and rush towards her again.

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There is no reason to look any further.

“I had something to check, I apologize.”

“Put it away!”

And then her sword fell in a semicircle over Lian’s head.

This time, she didn’t dodge in advance, so she aimed her sword as if it was going to smash Lian’s head.

“Huh?!”

“Joe, watch out!”

Some of the people watching shouted in surprise. Then, thud!

Suddenly, Lian’s new body, which was in the same position as hers, jumped and dug into Herilda’s arms.

Most of the people here probably haven’t seen how Lian moves.

Lian, who had been digging in at an absurd speed, struck her right side with his left fist.

bang!

There was a dull sound, as if someone had hit a rock.

The moment she was hit by the fist, Herilda’s eyes widened, and the sword she had been holding as if it was still attached to her fell to the floor.

“Whoa-!”

In one room, Heryl collapsed on the floor, vomited, and then rolled around on the floor, groaning.

Because the unbearable pain spread throughout my body and I couldn’t breathe properly.

“Is this enough?”

It hit the spot right where the liver was.

Moreover, although it was weak, he used his fists to attack.

This is not an attack that a woman who hasn’t even been properly trained can withstand.

You probably want to lose consciousness, but the pain is so great that you can’t even faint.

‘It would be easier to clearly mark the weight class difference.’

Rather, for a type like Herilda, it is more effective to show overwhelming power rather than show clumsy consideration.

Lian turned around and looked at the people, leaving behind the fallen Herilda.

“Heh, I’m going to go…….”

“It was so easy to do this…….”

They looked in disbelief as they saw him collapse in a single room.

Lian said.

“Is this enough to verify?”

“Like a dog… still… far away…!”

Then Herilda got up and spoke to Lian.

He still hadn’t regained his breath, and his distorted expression looked as if he might die at any moment.

Lian couldn’t hide her surprised expression as she watched Herilda get up from her seat.

Because her willpower deserves to be praised highly.

Lian approached her and held out his hand.

“It’s Lian. One month from now. If I don’t catch all the thieves within that time, then I’ll just leave without saying anything.”

“This, this is profit……!”

There’s no point in fighting any longer anyway.

It would be better to give her a choice.

A month isn’t that long of a time.

Herilda, who was staring blankly at Lian’s hand, bit her lip.

She’s not stupid either.

She knew best, having fought directly, that their skills were as different as heaven and earth.

So, Harilda, who was looking at Lian’s hand, straightened her back and exhaled deeply.

“Ugh…… phew…… haa…… a month?”

Nod.

When Lian nodded, Herilda grabbed his hand.

“Okay, one month… I’ll trust the skills you just showed me rather than what you say.”

Lian smiled brightly at Herilda’s words. And at that moment, dagdak… … dagdak… … .

Suddenly a strange sound began to be heard in the darkness.

People were startled by the unexpected situation and looked towards the direction of the sound.

“What, what is it? What are you talking about?”

“It sounds like a horse…?”

People began to murmur and murmur.

Some people began to stand guard, raising their weapons in the direction of the sound.

That which appeared in the darkness within.

“……carriage?”

“What is that?”

It was a large carriage pulled by four horses.

The sudden appearance of the carriage caused people to murmur, but soon the man sitting on the coachman’s seat muttered quietly.

“It looks like you came to the right place.”

The coachman got out of the stopped carriage.

It was the very same person who had brought Lian to Kurtain earlier.

Lian greeted him warmly.

“Mr. Pauls!”

“Haha. Nice to see you again, Lian.”

“Thank you for your hard work. Wasn’t it difficult to cross the border?”

Pauls shook his head at Lian’s question.

“It wasn’t difficult thanks to Mr. Adelson’s efforts.”

“As expected, Mr. Adelson.”

After greeting Pauls, Lian walked behind the carriage.

As Lian walked, people’s eyes turned to him.

Lian quickly opened the carriage door.

It was a fairly large carriage, so opening the door felt quite heavy.

Squeak-.

And then you see inside the carriage with the door open.

Some people, unable to contain their curiosity, approached and took a peek inside.

“Hee, eek!”

“omg!”

And they couldn’t hide their bewilderment as they looked at the items loaded into the carriage.

Something loaded into a carriage.

That’s right, wheat, dried vegetables, beef jerky, and… … .

Crunch.

Lian picked up the spears stacked on one side of the carriage.

Lian looked at the people with a satisfied smile through the well-made window.

“If you want to fight in the future, you need to eat well… and have weapons.”

“T, how can I do something like this…?”

Herilda couldn’t hide her bewilderment as she looked at the items inside the carriage.

Because for them, who had always been struggling to find food, the current situation was too unrealistic.

Lian held out the spear he was holding and spoke to the people.

“Let’s do it right from now on.”

A faint glimmer of hope began to appear in people’s eyes.

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