Chapter 12: Wight’s Loyalty

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One of the two A rank monsters that accompanied [Steel] Demon Lord Zagan was a tiger-type monster with beautiful platinum-colored fur contrasted by some black. The name of its race was the Byakko. It was a race of monsters that stood out even among the ridiculously strong A rank monsters.

 

This Byakko was given a name even though he wasn’t a [Monster of the Covenant]. [Monsters of the Covenant] were deeply connected to their Demon Lords. So much so in fact that a Demon Lord and a Monster of the Covenant shared their magic power and even their soul with one another, thus making the burden of naming them light for Demon Lord.

However, the same couldn’t be said when naming a fourth monster and so on; in the absence of a deep connection between them, the burden was one-sidedly all on the Demon Lord. And so, the Demon Lord was to pour all of his magic power into the name. However, the effects of this naming would stop at just awakening the latent potentials within the monster and nothing more.

Demon Lords rarely named monsters other than their Monsters of the Covenant. The process used magic power far more than their own total magic power. As such, going through the naming would leave them with a rather harsh backlash: the inability to recover their magic power for nearly half a month.

In this period until they’ve recovered their magic power, on top of becoming defenseless, Demon Lords would also become unable to use skills that required magic power.

So, to put in another way, for his Demon Lord to go so far and name this Byakko, it showed how capable the Byakko was as well as how much his Demon Lord trusted him.

 

“Temporary master, I’m now going to break through this dungeon room’s defenses. This should be quite fun” said the Byakko with a joyous face as he slowly walked toward the dungeon.

 

“Wait, take some support monsters with you.”

“Don’t need it; they’ll only slow me down.”

“But for the sake of improving the chances of victory, you—”

“I said I don’t need it. Get in my way and I’ll kill you”

 

With a glance of a monster he should have control over, Zagan backed down. The Byakko had no intention whatsoever of showing the [Steel] Demon Lord any respect. After all, he only came due to his interest in the amusing Demon Lord his master talked about.

There were three old Demon Lords that meddled in this war. Unlike the other two who participated to preempt a potential problem and thus secure their position, the Byakko’s master did so to test [Creation] Demon Lord Procell.

 

If Procell, in the end, was defeated but still showed promise from the Byakko’s perspective, the Byakko was ordered to subtly arrange for his survival.

 

For the Byakko to do so, first let us discuss the only two restrictions a monster has concerning the Demon Lord that has control over it:

  1. A monster can’t go against his Demon Lord’s orders
  2. A monster can’t make an attack against his Demon Lord.

 

In other words, a monster was free to do whatever it wants so long as these two points were followed.

 

Next, let us consider Byakko’s abilities which includes his overwhelmingly strong body and the magic to strengthen it further; his fur that’s highly resistant to physical and magical attacks and that can also be enhanced further the more magic power was channeled to it; and the powerful ability to affect the mind of his targets.

 

In conclusion, the Byakko was at least free to guide Zagan’s thoughts and thus enabling the Byakko to prevent Procell from being killed.

Challenging the restrictions wasn’t limited to the Byakko either; it wasn’t uncommon for monsters to use and take advantage of their Demon Lords in some form. That’s actually why some Demon Lords—unable to trust monsters—tended to avoid monsters with intelligence.

 

“Wha-what’s with that attitude? I-I’m your master, damn it.”

“Then, show me the conduct and excellence of someone I’d like to take orders from.”

 

As though their conversation was over, the Byakko proceeded to enter the dungeon.

Along the way, among the monsters kept in reserve, the slimes Zagan borrowed from [Viscosity] all vanished. It was the proof that [Viscosity]’s crystal was no more.

In this short of a time, he has already conquered [Viscosity]’s dungeon…. interesting. I’m sure that that Orihalcum Gargoyle—a monster even I will have a hard time fighting—was there, thought the Byakko as it raised its evaluation of Procell.

Meanwhile, in Zagan’s mind—which the Byakko read—was mostly fear and impatience.

Zagan then pinned his hopes to the Byakko and spoke, begging it to break through the dungeon in front of them.

 

This made the Byakko sigh internally.

Even if it’s just temporary, why do I have to serve a small fry like this? Oh well, at least from now on, I can get rid of all this boredom. [Creation] Demon Lord Procell, I hope you’re different from this small fry, thought the Byakko as it entered the dungeon.

When he was inside the dungeon, he recalled the words his real master said to him

 

“Kohaku, if my estimates are right about [Creation], even if he loses this war, he will have the strength and the capabilities to impress even you. However, should it turn out that he’s more that I gave him credit for, it will mean your life in the battlefield. That is actually the outcome I am praying for. Demon Lords… us Children of the Planet are only here as tools to guide the humans… if we can find a person that could escape from such fate and get him on our side, I will not mind losing you. Now, Kohaku, I leave this task to you.”

 

A man that could make his master say that much…

His blood boiled at remembering those words.

He could have refused this mission but chose not to. He had become too strong; he couldn’t even remember the last time he had to fight at full strength. As it was, if he was going to rot away anyway, he’d rather fight with all his might and die.

 

 

As soon as Byakko entered the long cave, he immediately switched into battle mode.

So long as a target was either within a 100 meters around him or was within his line of sight, it was possible for him to read its mind. Should he choose to spend time and magic power, affecting his target’s minds was also possible. Coupling his ability to always predict an enemy’s moves with his vast combat experience and physical strength, he could effectively respond to every action with maximum efficiency. Such was the secret behind his strength.

So, with the Mithril Golems in his line of sight, he began to use his ability to read the golems’ minds and dashed forward.

The inorganic golems also had something like an intent behind their actions so they too could be predicted.

 

“Here it comes”

 

At almost the exact time or perhaps even earlier than when the bullets from hell were fired, the Byakko who already read the Mithril Golems’ minds ran at top speed and took three steps: one on the ground, one on the wall, and another on the ceiling where he proceeded to run as though he ignored the laws of physics—an act possible precisely because it was this Byakko.

And so, the Byakko avoided and ran past the bullets below.

 

Using his experience to assess the bullets’ threat, he calculated how many he could endure.

If I poured in my magic power into my highly physical damage resistant fur, I’d say I can take on about ten of those.

The secret behind the overwhelming power of these long-range attacks was of course the dreadful weapon itself but the Mithril Golems’ offensive capabilities added tremendous damage to the attacks as well. A Mithril Golem was overall equivalent to a B rank monster; it was horrendously slow but in exchange, in terms of physical strength and physical strength alone, it was comparable to an A rank.

A weapon that will not only make up for the golems’ slowness but will also make good use of their strong points; that [Creation] Demon Lord was clever to pair them.

 

The golems then adjusted the angle of their heavy-machineguns upwards to try and hit the Byakko. However, the Byakko read this move and quickly dropped down. He then ran forward, mindful of keeping his body as low as possible.

His landing was not without injury, however; before he reached the ground, two bullets grazed him. Even if such an attack wouldn’t instantly kill them, anyone less resistant to physical damage than the Byakko would still take great damage and most probably make them lose their balance, exposing them further to more bullets.

 

“Those attacks, they’re certainly strong… but they can’t cope with quick vertical movements.”

 

The dungeon floor was a long cave structure with nowhere to hide. The Byakko concluded that there was only one way to get past: quickly moving up and down.

By running on the ceiling, suddenly dropping down to move on the ground and then up again, he would be very hard to hit as the golems would have to correct the alignment of their guns each time, only for the Byakko to change his position by the time they have finished their adjustments.

 

After about more than half a minute of running and jumping between the ground and the ceiling, something exploded in the ground. That something was a landmine that Procell set. However, the Byakko was travelling far too fast; by the time the landmine activated and exploded, he was already so far away.

 

 

The golems hiding in the tunnels too were of no use. The tunnels in the sides were skillfully disguised and the Byakko did not see through that disguise but so long as the golems were within his territory—a 100 meters to be exact—he could hear their minds’ voices even though he could not see them. There was also the matter of his speed; he ran past them in a blink of an eye, resulting in their flames hitting only the air.

 

 

 

“Is this because I got careless?”

 

Halfway through, he held his breath in since mixed in the air was a powerful poison. He inhaled a little but his self-healing abilities was enough nullify its effects. Nonetheless, if he continued to intake more of the poisoned air, he would have most probably lost control of his body. Such was that poison.

Despite of it all, Byakko smiled at the number of things being thrown against him.

Still, there was a limit to how long he could hold his breath and unless he quickly breaks through these defenses, all that awaited him was death.

 

As he neared the end, the golems’ adjustment of the angle of their heavy-machineguns became quicker.

The Byakko read their minds and yet he still didn’t have enough time to evade. So, he instead poured as much magic power as he could into his fur to increase his defense while also evading those that would almost directly hit him.

So far, he was directly hit three times and grazed seven times.

The pain assailed his entire overused body as though it was screaming from being torn apart.

Still, forcing himself with willpower, he pressed on until finally, he was at the far end of the dungeon room.

 

Despite being wounded all over, he smashed the Mithril Golems’ weapons with his sharp claws. He then dodged the attack coming from the now unarmed golems and launched an attack of his own by biting down the golems’ throats. As a result, the golems with mithril bodies were broken.

 

“This was quite a fun distraction.”

 

Laughed the Byakko as he swallowed down the mithril he chewed.

Next, he sucked in the air along with the poison mixed in it and roared.

The roar functioned both as a victory cry and as a means to dispel the air of the poison.

Afterwards, he readied himself from any enemy attack that might follow. It was not unthinkable for more golems with those weapons to appear from the next room, after all. In this way, he could react immediately to any threats.

 

A short while after, Zagan and his subordinate monsters entered the dungeon in groups.

The Byakko watched their numbers be reduced by the by the golems from the side tunnels as well as by stepping on the landmines laid on the ground that he didn’t set off.

He only watched for he could not dare leave his current post.

If by chance there were new Mithril Golems to appear and he could not immediately respond to them, he ventured their side would take heavy losses.

Moreover, since there was another A rank monster with them, complete annihilation against things like the golems was unlikely.

And so, he patiently waited for the slow-advancing group to arrive at the other end of the room.

The [Steel] Demon Lord’s desire to always want to be close to the other A rank monster was actually causing their slow advance; it could have gone faster if he just ordered for that monster to kill the golems hiding in the tunnels.

 

“You’re finally here, temporary master. You sure took your time.”

“Why!? Why didn’t you dispose of the traps and the golems?!”

 

Instead of words of praise or thanks, the first words that Zagan uttered were words of complaint.

Thus, Byakko’s evaluation of Zagan went down by another mark. He’s not the kind of Demon Lord a monster would wish it has.

 

“I couldn’t afford to destroy them all when I was advancing. And when you arrive, I couldn’t leave this place. Those are the only reasons. Wait, do you even have any clue why I can’t leave this spot?”

“O-of course!” said Zagan even though he had no clue at all.

 

The Byakko decided that he could no longer expect anything useful out of [Steel] as he patiently waited for their entire force to go to the next floor that they now had access to.

Now, what kind of plan are you going to let me enjoy next?

 

 

“Wight-sama, I have no excuses. We have been completely defeated. The golems that hid within the tunnels are safe for now but will soon be trapped there. They do not have much time; their numbers are far too different.”

“M’lady, do not feel down; that enemy is just too strong.”

 

In a residence near the end of the second room, Wight and a Dwarf Smith discussed their next course of action.

The first room was conquered almost entirely by a single monster. That fact hurt but more worrisome than that was that that monster was now headed toward them.

 

“M’lady, is something on your mind?”

“Yes. That monster, by some way or another, seems to be able to predict our attacks. Other than that, I have no explanation to offer on how it reacted so swiftly to our assault. It also seems to have a high-rank search magic as it was able to notice and evade the surprise attacks of the golems in the tunnels.”

“Hmm. Either it can see the future, read its enemy’s minds, or just simply have extraordinary reaction speed and reflexes……… in any case, that ability, whatever it is, coupled with that monster’s athleticism and its defenses, is indeed worrisome.”

 

They guessed what the Byakko’s ability was as well as planned countermeasures against it.

As of the moment, there was no monster among them that could directly confront that Byakko, much less win. Unless they planned measures against it, they would indeed not be able to stop it.

When they reviewed all the information they had so far, there was one thing that stood out: the golems’ attacks were predicted flawlessly while the nerve gas mixed in the air as well as the landmines in the ground were not. Thus, Wight valued this point to be a hint to have a better picture of that monster’s ability. He asked the Dwarf Smith several questions over and over again, listened to her detailed reports and impressions until finally, he had a rough idea about his enemy’s ability and how to counter it.

 

“The golems in the first floor are now annihilated. It looks like the Byakko is going to invade again only after it has reunited with the troops that were left behind.”

“Not only strong but wise and cautious as well. If only he blindly gone to the next room, we could have lessened the number of the troops that are catching up.”

 

Wight said so as he was instructing his temporary subordinates one by one. The second room was in some way his domain; it was a large graveyard labyrinth.

He did not regard himself as a strong monster but even then, there were a lot of things he could do. Especially in this place that his lord made after listening to his opinions.

 

“I’m scared, Wight-sama. How will we defeat that monster? It can stand up even after being directly hit by the D2’s .50 caliber bullets. Moreover, it’s fast and strong; it even chewed mithril. There’s absolutely no way we can win.”

 

It seemed that the Dwarf Smith who, through the Mithril Golems, saw the fight against the Byakko had completely lost heart.

Seeing her like that, Wight put his hand—that was nothing but bones—on the Dwarf Smith’s head and stroke it; an action his lord would have surely done.

 

“M’lady, do not worry, we can do this. First of all, our goal is to stall for time, not to defeat them. Through the countless traps and schemes we have, we will hinder their progress.”

“Fufu, yeah, you’re right. I will do my best.”

 

The Dwarf Smith’s presence of mind have been restored, feeling at ease and thinking they could hold on until their currently absent master, Procell, returns.

 

“There is another reason why we won’t lose.”

“May I hear that reason?”

“It is because our lord, Procell-sama, commanded us to perform these strategies. Since our lord, someone powerful enough to be regarded as almighty, thinks we can do it then we can do it. There is no way our lord could be wrong.”

 

Wight firmly believed so from the bottom of his heart.

Even if their strategies were indeed wrong, even if things proceed worse than what their lord assumed, by his own might, he was going to make it right. He was going to make it succeed.

 

Surely, that’s why I’m here; for my loyalty.

Now, come. From here on is the real deal. With all my strength, I will demonstrate [Creation] Demon Lord Procell’s—my beloved lord, the strongest Demon Lord there is—power.

 


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76 thoughts on “Chapter 12: Wight’s Loyalty”

  1. Chapter 12: Wight’s Loyalty

    There’s no loyalty you dumb turd, every monster the guy has has been brainwashed to fight to the death for the MC.

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  2. How is he reading their mind, when his range is way shorter than the range of those guns?

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    • Lalocura311 said:

      Because he can read the minds of every enemy 100 m around him or any enemy that he can catch with his eyesight.

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  3. “In this period until they’ve recovered their magic power, on top of becoming defenseless, Demon Lords would also become unable to use skills that required magic power.”

    The MC would probably only need a couple World Tree Apples to recover from naming another monster.

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  4. zioming said:

    Another Byakko named Kohaku, probably a family name 😀

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  5. Aldon Ong said:

    I’m gonna take a wild guess and say Marcho sent Byakko. But why? Well,
    1. Byakko is clearly a beast type monster, so he was probably created with a beast medal.
    2. Byakko stated that his master was merely interested in testing Procell and was interested in his survival.
    3. What kind of demon lord would send in their strongest non-covenant monster to a fight where he/she has considered the possibility that their monster would die? It would mean Byakko’s master thinks very highly of Procell.
    4. Should Procell lose, he may be forced to move back into Marcho’s dungeon for shelter until he receives a new crystal. This is especially because Marcho has less than a year to live. She probably wants to spend her last moments with someone important to her. Plus, since the original plan was that Procell was supposed to spend a full year with her originally, she probably feels cheated out of her chance to spend more time with Procell. (This last point assumes Marcho cares very much for Procell. And based on the diamond necklace stint he pulled on their last meeting, yeah, she’s/ probably deeply infatuated with Procell.)

    Of course, the sole but crucial counterpoint to this is that they explained earlier that the monsters loaned out belonged to the parents of the three new demon lords so this kinda suggests that Byakko’s master isn’t Marcho.

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    • No they already stated that the monsters were loaned by the 3 ‘parents’. Its just each parent loaned to a demon lord that wasnt their own ‘child’ as a loophole to the limited help rule

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  6. LOTRfreak101 said:

    So how was he able to read the minds of the golems if they were 2km away. he range was clearly stated to be 100m and magic only a range of 200m. I guess something had to be done so that they weren’t invincible.

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    • He can also read the mind of a target in his line of sight.
      Since he could see the golems at the end of the room it wasn’t a problem.
      But yeah, he’s damn strong

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  7. thx for the chapter :3
    its weird to be able to feel mind from golem. maybe its more correct to say it read movement plan from the core of golem and nerve system. Golem don’t have nerve, maybe magic circuit?

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  8. thanks for the chapter!

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  9. Thanks for the chap!

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  10. “It is because our lord, Procell-sama, commanded us to perform these strategies. Since our lord, someone powerful enough to be regarded as almighty, thinks we can do it then we can do it. There is no way our lord could be wrong.”

    Alriight. I think he’s overestimating our dear protagonist a tad bit too much 😀 He sure is strong, but almighty and strongest? nah. In the future? Yeah. A few years ahead, perhaps a bit more, and he will undoubtedly be the strongest with his modern weaponry, great team and S ranked monsters that he can make every month. But right now he’s quite weak compared to the older demon lords, haha.

    But from what I gather those S ranked guys can be just about as strong as a demon lord or the best human heroes, at least at max level, so he will be able to create hundreds of them… I think they will probably evolve or something even further later on to become s+ or s++ or something like that. I kinda feel that the author is hinting at something too, what with the byakko’s owner saying that the protagonist could let them escape their fate of being used. That would mean he would probably get godly powers later on and be able to go against that guy who created them, he will also be able to escape the 300 year limit that way, something we need him to do. Something like that. So, in the future, yes Wight, you will assuredly be correct, but that’s for the future, it’s a bit too much to say or think something like that now, haha 😛

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  11. Insanityplea said:

    Thanks for the work!

    In some way I kinda pity the three young demon lords that picked a fight with Procell. Somehow it feels kinda like a plot of their parents to get an idea of just how smart Procell is and to see if they can use him for their own gains.

    Byakko is badass though and Zagan’s idiocy is just hilarious but at the same time it could also just be immaturity. Somehow or another I can see Zagan being that stupid ass follower that Procell picks up and headslaps whenever he fucks up “Bad dog, do it again but properly!” Cause lets face it, he has a human dandy albeit young atm appearance, he doesnt take joy in rape and alien-style impregnations and propagation and can follow orders pretty well while being a good metal refiner. He would be the PERFECT follower! Bet he also likes apple sauce (its delicious, imagine damn near Deity level apple sauce?!?! id kill you for it ô¿ô ). He can be an errand boy, the best miner and refiner while easily appeased with applesauce. winwinwinacceptablytolerable.

    Also its a JP novel and every enemy that isnt into rape is pretty much a possible new follower so its prolly gonna happen.

    Wonder whats gonna happen when Lolisquad returns…will they fight byakko or will defense hold without them getting back to base? Kinda hoping defense dont 100% hold but like 75%. Like Byakko gets badly hurt but Zagan and them cant push through cause pussyfooting around is his current role in life then the lolisquad comes up and butchers them while Byakko just kinda lays there like “Well fuck, someone please kill it cause its better than rotting away.”

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  12. I really hope Wight isn’t killed. I fear for him, for he is not a loli. Perhaps his plot armor is not thick enough!

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  13. i like it i still think the wind demon lord is going to do something after he wins but we will see

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  14. KuRuuRuu said:

    Thank you for the chapter!!
    Oooh that death flag everywhere…
    I’m kinda hppy to see how byakko treated zagan like trash..such a pity but I don’t think he’ll survive the dungeon…
    And Wight..!! He needs more love!! I hope he’ll be the 4th monster to be named! ❤

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  15. Thanks for the chapter!

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  16. Thanks for the chaptet

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  17. inner-fun-cloud said:

    Thanks for the chapter!

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  18. Set some early warning sensors, a coupple of Reactive Guidance Missiles and several Reactive sentries, and that the ens of that tiger. But given credit, i’d rather pick Hornet turret( a reactive rail-run sentries using RailRepulsorBlaster system to take down any biological-based creature in 1 hit) & Centipede( a ground-based Hornet with capability of Tri-Burst the same ammunition of Hornet with much shorter reload time and faster targeting system, design as Anti-tank point-defense turret).
    If you want RoadBlock type, then Armadillio system and Moray/Murine Quad Burst Close defense turret are ideal.
    Most of those turret you can encounter in Warface game, and once you encountered them, you will see them fit for base defense. Especially Moray/ Murine and Centipede, can be launch from propriate platform and set as mobile defense system.
    And again, thanks 4 the chap.

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  19. philippespalla said:

    thanks for the chapter XD

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  20. Wight you’re the real MVP

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  21. Thanks for the new chapter! Wight is such a reliable subordinate.

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  22. drmaniac said:

    This ln is dead to me if wright never gets a name. He’s such a good subordinate/bro.

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  23. *angry dog noises* said:

    Wight is the best waifu.

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  24. CCaprice said:

    Thanks for the chapter. Procell dungeon is gunna start getting really tough once he has had some time to build and get some good monsters levelled up.

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    • metazoxan said:

      He’ll easily be the strongest in the end.

      I mean he’s the only person able to freely make S class monsters! His only weakness right now is since he makes them all at level 1 with the power to grow they are currenly somewhat weak. But when they reach max level they’ll basically be invincible.

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  25. Kensei Seraph said:

    Thanks for the chapter.

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  26. [spoiler]just checking if this works because I have skimmed through what may happen to see a single line[/spoiler]

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  27. sdarkpaladin said:

    That cliff!

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  28. Reaper Phoenix said:

    Thanks 4 the chapter!

    That dungeon needs something like the laser net trap seen in the Resident Evil movie. Let’s see the byakko getting pass that.

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  29. chopin124 said:

    Thabkee for the chapter~

    Guuuys we need to smack down Wight’s… death(?) flag… I mean he’s already a skeleton and he’s raising death(?) flags faster than falling asleep reading the ‘terms and conditions’…

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  30. Barnaby said:

    Wight is this intelligent and yet he was only classed as a B class monster?

    Actually, now that I’ve gone back and checked, intelligence isn’t even a variable in determining the monsters rank. Honestly, getting him for such a cheap price should be considered thievery.

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    • Because intelligence is a double edged sword, it balances itself. On one hand, better tactics / can do complicated things. On the other, intelligence allows them to bend the rules and exploit their masters, and they gain their own agendas.

      Procell is lucky that his monsters are this dedicated, so it’s only pluses for now.

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  31. When even your own troops thinks that you are a small fry…..if he wasn’t so seriously trashy I would pity him right now….

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  32. thediabolicalgenius said:

    Thanks for the chapter noob!

    So Byakko isn’t just overconfident, but is actually expecting a threat from Procell and looking forward to it? He also sees Steel as the small fry he is, which makes him good in my book. Shame he’s probably going to die.

    And Wight is about to start shining here. How pitiful though. You get to pet a cute loli’s head, but your hand is nothing but bones. How tragic. Oh the humanity!!!!! T_T

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  33. ah man i love Wight, he’s such a gentleman and tactician. I do hope he gets a name at some point.( more so that he doesn’t die

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    • I think he will now, assuming he lives this. They went through the hassle of explaining how the byakko was named even if it was a ‘4th monster of a covenant’. It’d also apply here, since he’d prolly reward wight for being the bro he is.

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    • Error404 said:

      Don’t forget.. you’re raising a death flag for Wight

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  34. Thank you for the chapter.

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  35. Random Internet User (tm) said:

    Thanks kindly for the chapter!

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  36. We all know what will happen in the next chapter so…..
    Thanks for the chapter.

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  38. This is what I like about this work; Lolicell is uber OP in a world full of OP characters.

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    • THANK YOU THIS IS A GREAT NOVEL said:

      can the elder dwarft MAKE LASER GUNS OR TANKS GOLEMS OR MECHA ARMOR FOR THE SMITH DWARFT.

      CAN CREATION MAKE A GOLEM MONSTER EARTH WATER AND STEEL

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    • killking said:

      I wouldnt say that hes uber OP.
      He certainly has one of the best coins of them all, but his ability only shines because of his weaponknowledge.
      His servents are OP tho because he has the OP coins, but we have yet to see him use the abilitys he unlocked by them being his monster of covernant.

      His biggest advantage is his knowledge and mind. And the fact that he is the MC and this novel is not something like … i dunno… kuro no maou (tho even he survives everything, but wrong novel, i get it im sry)

      TLDR: if he fights against someone whos inteligent and not cocky and who informs and plans… A certain lolicell would have a hard time (but then again MCs almight Plotarmor)

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    • Emperor Gyrus said:

      Guys possible evolution for Wight? XD http://i.imgur.com/lglHTYr.jpg

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