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Luvia bared her teeth and growled.

The only time I saw her so angry was because of the tragedy that had turned her into a vampire.

The cursed rabbit’s reaction to facing such anger was equally not good.

Based on the personality she has shown so far, it would have been common for her to show interest or enjoyment in the appearance of a new, even first-time enemy, a vampire…

There must have been quite a bit of anticipation or hatred built up from the fight with me, and he was glaring harshly at Luvia who was interfering with the fight with me.

The red eyes staring at each other fiercely clashed with anger even before their owners collided.

“How dare… How dare!…”

The blood and shadows covering Luvia’s body were seen becoming darker and her teeth becoming sharper.

I wondered for a moment whether I should stop Luvia, who was letting her emotions take over and gradually revealing more and more of her side as a vampire, but before that, she spoke first.

“…It’s okay. As long as the master keeps his promise.”

Even in the midst of my burning anger, I heard Rubia’s voice speaking to me quietly and calmly, so I stopped extending my hand for a moment and then took it back.

Because she would be able to control her own emotions.

All I had to give her was a warning about her opponent.

“The things about that rabbit were just as rumored. Maybe more than that…

I know you’re angry, but for now, please wait as safely as possible until I return.”

“…Yes, master.”

With a short but clear answer, Luvia rushed past me, and the blood and shadow began to fiercely release their anger towards the enemy.

As if trying to tear the opponent to pieces at any moment, he cleverly swung the afterimage created by the vampire’s quick movements and the claws created by blood and shadows.

However, the white rabbit also jumped in front of all the attacks without fear, holding only a sword.

He read the remnants with one ear that was still intact, ignored them, and continued the fight by inserting his sword between his claws to block and shed them.

That was all I could watch.

While Luvia was dealing with the rabbit, I ran straight to Emma’s fallen side.

The monsters that she once chased away by throwing spears were slowly gathering by her side again.

In a hurry, I put the sword in my hand again and fearlessly cut down the person standing in my way, shouting and turning their gaze towards me.

Trying to find a way to avoid them and pick up my spear, which was still stuck in the bodies of several monsters.

Because my body was exhausted from fighting that rabbit for a long time, it would have been too much of a burden to rush straight into it.

However, no matter how much I looked, there seemed to be no answer other than a head-on attack.

In the end, I made up my mind and slowly approached the growling creatures again.

I hope they don’t run into Emma in the middle of it.

Fortunately, they soon turned into rain. Because Luvia didn’t come alone.

“If you don’t want to be left behind, go back into the forest, you bastards!”

A female warrior of an alien race rushed forward, letting out a shout that was almost like a roar.

She swung her ax just as quickly as she jumped into the midst of them, decapitating the heads of the monsters unlucky enough to be standing near her.

Thanks to this, most of the frantic ones began to quickly disperse, and only a few of the most ferocious ones remained, baring their teeth at the female warrior and Emma, whom she was protecting.

Of course, instead of being scared by him, she just sneered more fiercely than they did and grabbed the axe.

While the guys hesitated at that sight, she lunged first and plunged the ax blade into one of the guys’ heads.

“Hey! Take this, Imperial! Kid, you’re coming behind me!”

As she kicked the dead monster’s body away from the ax blade, the female warrior called out to me and the young druid.

And immediately, with a burst of energy, I pulled out my spear from among the corpses of the monster next to me and quickly threw it back to me.

Some of them seemed to remember me swinging and throwing the spear, as if they were trying to stop me from holding the weapon again, but it was too late.

The moment the spear comes back into my hand, the head is pierced by the spear blade, the limbs hit by the spear pole are crushed, and they all fall down.

All they achieved was that they died a little faster than other monsters.

“What about Emma?!”

“I lost consciousness, but I’m okay. The others have all run away, so it should be okay now-”

-Whoa!

The one who interrupted her as she answered my urgent question was a giant who screamed in rage until the forest shook.

Of course, his actions did not end with just threats, and he immediately wrapped his arms around a nearby tree.

The giant gave us enough strength to make the veins stand out on his gray skin, and then he broke the tree and pulled it out, draping it over his shoulder and glaring at us.

The young druid must have been completely sick of the sight, so she sat down with her face white and muttered a prayer to the god she served.

“This guy is full of energy.”

The female warrior who cut the last nearby monster in half from the head down did nothing but look at the sight and nod with interest.

I wondered if I should stop him from letting his guard down too much, but at the same time, he didn’t relax the slightest bit of tension in his body, so it seemed like he was serious about the battle itself.

“I have to quickly catch that giant and go hunting rabbits. Aren’t you, Empire, worried about your women too?”

“That’s right. What are your plans?”

After briefly affirming her words, I pointed my spear at the approaching giant and asked.

“I will take the lead and attract attention, so you stick that spear into that guy’s head.

We chased away the monsters, so little one, please take care of that friend, and if you know how to treat him, help him a little.”

With those words, she raised her ax high and ran away.

I don’t know if she’s praying to the gods she serves or taunting her enemies, but she’s shouting out words from this world that I can’t understand.

The giant also responded to those words with a roar and ran with its huge body shaking the earth.

When the distance between the two was finally narrowed sufficiently, the giant swung down the entire tree he had pulled up first.

With such incredible force, the branches above, not the roots, were driven into the ground, and the enormous mass made the soil bounce into the air.

However, if her strength were all she had, she probably would not have been commissioned by an oracle to hunt down dangerous mythical monsters.

She quickly rolled her body to avoid the swinging tree, stepped on the turbulent ground, and launched her tilted body forward. She fell naturally and struck the giant’s leg with all her might with the ax she had raised.

Like a giant tree being cut down by a woodcutter’s axe, the blade was driven deep into the giant’s legs, denting the flesh and muscles and exposing the bones.

-Gwaaagh!

Unable to bear the pain, it clutched its bleeding leg and screamed as if its eardrums were bursting, but it didn’t seem to even think about the fact that its face was completely blank.

Thanks to this, it wasn’t that difficult to insert the spear in front of it all at once.

-Kwasik!

Amidst a sound that sounded more like the breaking of rocks or trees than the flesh of a living creature, the giant looked for a moment as if he did not understand the spear that suddenly grew through his forehead and beyond his brain.

It soon slowly fell backwards and fell.

The body of the fallen creature rang loudly on the ground once again, and the other monsters who saw the giant fall in vain froze for a moment and then began to hastily avoid them.

The female warrior, who pulled the ax out of the giant’s leg and put it back on her shoulder, walked towards the head of the fallen giant and said with satisfaction when she saw the spear stuck in his forehead.

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That was what I wanted too, so I took the spear she handed me and started running straight towards Rubia, who was fighting her prey for a while.

“God, I knew he wasn’t originally human, but…”

The female warrior who saw the scene unfolding before us was speechless for a moment, wondering if she was amazed or amazed.

Even though she had fought all kinds of wild beasts and monsters while living in this land, it seemed like this was her first time seeing a vampire, and at least an extremely angry vampire.

Luvia almost seemed to be the manifestation of the horrors of the night and shadows herself, drawing the darkness of the forest into herself and wielding it as a weapon.

Every time she swung her arm, a storm of sharp energy rushed out, tearing everything in front of it.

Except for one white rabbit.

Raising the sword and catching some of the sharp slashes, and catching the rest with a body still covered in curses, the rabbit approached the vampire and stabbed him with the sword.

Luvia, too, paid no heed to him, and pulled the rabbit as it was being stabbed, grabbed it, and scratched its face.

No matter how unscathed she was, even she, whose madness had not cooled down until now, showed signs of flinching for the first time.

Thinking it was an opportunity, we joined the fight from both sides and brandished our respective weapons.

When the hunter’s spear and the warrior’s ax hit her body with their blades at the same time, her light body was broken by the impact and flew far away.

However, those weapons were unable to inflict any damage on her body, which fell on the ground again and rose again.

Because God’s curse on the rabbit has not yet been completely broken.

But the female warrior smiled as if it didn’t matter.

When the rabbit, who had seen someone else laugh on the battlefield for a long time, made a questioning expression, she reached into her waist and showed the reason why she had laughed.

The object she prepared to hunt the cursed rabbit of Carbanog.

The moment the rabbit’s expression hardened upon seeing this, the female warrior quickly moved the large ‘horn’ to the corner of her mouth and shouted.

“Everyone cover your ears!”

And the moment we covered our ears and the rabbit rushed at us with the sword in front of us, we blew on it as hard as we could.

An explosion rang out in the forest.