Chapter 282: - Withdrawal!
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"Rose, thank you so much. And I'm sorry."
Once on the ground, I gently remove my hand from Rose's ivy. That part must have been under a lot of strain, too. The moment I let go of it, it shreds into pieces as if it were crumbling.
─ I wonder if Rose's ivy, which can catch even Hippopo's full-speed thrust, would be so torn to pieces. If she had been hit in the flesh, she would have turned into minced meat for sure.
"Development》《Transcription》......70% of the total has been destroyed, huh? It's barely enough to sustain existence, but I can't force it any further. Rose, we'll do a full-scale rebuild when things settle down. I'd like to give it a rest, but the taura..."
He speaks to her while examining the remaining rose ivy. It was then. One of the ivies points behind me with a snap.
"Rust? Master Rust! Why?"
I turned around to see Roa and Taura running toward me.
It seems that they were just near the entrance to the cave. It seems that they were able to get out safely with the magic crystal key that I had given to Roa as a backup.
The two run toward each other.
There is no sign of slowing down.
"Roa! And Taura! I'm glad you two are safe.
They both catch the impact with a thud. I stagger quite a bit, but I manage not to fall backward in an unceremonious manner.
I am proud of myself for enduring it.
For this one time only, I secretly feel glad that I inherited the skill to handle my body from the sorcerer's memory.
"Thank you, Lois. I am so glad that Taura seems to have regained consciousness. Is she all right?"
I ask the two heads I can see directly below me.
"Why did you go out first, Rust?" Yes. No problem at all. On the contrary, I'm feeling rather well. And, uh, Lois told me. He said you went to a lot of trouble to help me. Thank you, Rust. But you should take better care of yourself.
They both start talking at once.
Just then, a sailor cries. I see them descending from the sky.
"Both of you, ......."
Just as I was about to say something, Loa and Taura shut their mouths.
Their expressions tighten. It seems that they have understood a lot of things just from my tone of voice.
Roa asks me a short question about the current situation.
"Are we there yet?" Yeah. I couldn't do anything. I got blown away. I think the hole in the space is still there.""I advise retreat.""- "- Yes, let's regroup."
Sailuke lands with a thud.
"Taura, take this."
I offer the sword back to Taura before I get into the sailor's car.
"-....... I don't deserve it anymore."
Taura stares at her sword in my hand and bites her lip.
I can't just say, "I'm going to give it to you now. Rust."
Still, Taura takes the sword from my hand with a somewhat sad, determined, and complicated expression on her face.
My hand has left the sword. My hand has left the sword, and it could not cut through the evil. I swear by my God that the next time I shall make a sword with my body and my life.
Taura's oath, which she whispered as she received the sword, just missed my ears with the flutter of Sailuke's wings.
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"Rose, thank you so much. And I'm sorry."
Once on the ground, I gently remove my hand from Rose's ivy. That part must have been under a lot of strain, too. The moment I let go of it, it shreds into pieces as if it were crumbling.
─ I wonder if Rose's ivy, which can catch even Hippopo's full-speed thrust, would be so torn to pieces. If she had been hit in the flesh, she would have turned into minced meat for sure.
"Development》《Transcription》......70% of the total has been destroyed, huh? It's barely enough to sustain existence, but I can't force it any further. Rose, we'll do a full-scale rebuild when things settle down. I'd like to give it a rest, but the taura..."
He speaks to her while examining the remaining rose ivy. It was then. One of the ivies points behind me with a snap.
"Rust? Master Rust! Why?"
I turned around to see Roa and Taura running toward me.
It seems that they were just near the entrance to the cave. It seems that they were able to get out safely with the magic crystal key that I had given to Roa as a backup.
The two run toward each other.
There is no sign of slowing down.
"Roa! And Taura! I'm glad you two are safe.
They both catch the impact with a thud. I stagger quite a bit, but I manage not to fall backward in an unceremonious manner.
I am proud of myself for enduring it.
For this one time only, I secretly feel glad that I inherited the skill to handle my body from the sorcerer's memory.
"Thank you, Lois. I am so glad that Taura seems to have regained consciousness. Is she all right?"
I ask the two heads I can see directly below me.
"Why did you go out first, Rust?" Yes. No problem at all. On the contrary, I'm feeling rather well. And, uh, Lois told me. He said you went to a lot of trouble to help me. Thank you, Rust. But you should take better care of yourself.
They both start talking at once.
Just then, a sailor cries. I see them descending from the sky.
"Both of you, ......."
Just as I was about to say something, Loa and Taura shut their mouths.
Their expressions tighten. It seems that they have understood a lot of things just from my tone of voice.
Roa asks me a short question about the current situation.
"Are we there yet?" Yeah. I couldn't do anything. I got blown away. I think the hole in the space is still there.""I advise retreat.""- "- Yes, let's regroup."
Sailuke lands with a thud.
"Taura, take this."
I offer the sword back to Taura before I get into the sailor's car.
"-....... I don't deserve it anymore."
Taura stares at her sword in my hand and bites her lip.
I can't just say, "I'm going to give it to you now. Rust."
Still, Taura takes the sword from my hand with a somewhat sad, determined, and complicated expression on her face.
My hand has left the sword. My hand has left the sword, and it could not cut through the evil. I swear by my God that the next time I shall make a sword with my body and my life.
Taura's oath, which she whispered as she received the sword, just missed my ears with the flutter of Sailuke's wings.
"Rose, thank you so much. And I'm sorry."Once on the ground, I gently remove my hand from Rose's ivy. That part must have been under a lot of strain, too. The moment I let go of it, it shreds into pieces as if it were crumbling. I wonder if Rose's ivy, which can catch even Hippopo's full-speed thrust, would be so torn to pieces. If she had been hit in the flesh, she would have turned into minced meat for sure."DevelopmentTranscription......70% of the total has been destroyed, huh? It's barely enough to sustain existence, but I can't force it any further. Rose, we'll do a full-scale rebuild when things settle down. I'd like to give it a rest, but the taura..."He speaks to her while examining the remaining rose ivy. It was then. One of the ivies points behind me with a snap."Rust? Master Rust! Why?"I turned around to see Roa and Taura running toward me.It seems that they were just near the entrance to the cave. It seems that they were able to get out safely with the magic crystal key that I had given to Roa as a backup.The two run toward each other.There is no sign of slowing down."Roa! And Taura! I'm glad you two are safe.They both catch the impact with a thud. I stagger quite a bit, but I manage not to fall backward in an unceremonious manner.I am proud of myself for enduring it.For this one time only, I secretly feel glad that I inherited the skill to handle my body from the sorcerer's memory."Thank you, Lois. I am so glad that Taura seems to have regained consciousness. Is she all right?"I ask the two heads I can see directly below me."Why did you go out first, Rust?" Yes. No problem at all. On the contrary, I'm feeling rather well. And, uh, Lois told me. He said you went to a lot of trouble to help me. Thank you, Rust. But you should take better care of yourself.They both start talking at once.Just then, a sailor cries. I see them descending from the sky."Both of you, ......."Just as I was about to say something, Loa and Taura shut their mouths.Their expressions tighten. It seems that they have understood a lot of things just from my tone of voice.Roa asks me a short question about the current situation."Are we there yet?" Yeah. I couldn't do anything. I got blown away. I think the hole in the space is still there.""I advise retreat.""- "- Yes, let's regroup."Sailuke lands with a thud."Taura, take this."I offer the sword back to Taura before I get into the sailor's car."-....... I don't deserve it anymore."Taura stares at her sword in my hand and bites her lip.I can't just say, "I'm going to give it to you now. Rust."Still, Taura takes the sword from my hand with a somewhat sad, determined, and complicated expression on her face.My hand has left the sword. My hand has left the sword, and it could not cut through the evil. I swear by my God that the next time I shall make a sword with my body and my life.Taura's oath, which she whispered as she received the sword, just missed my ears with the flutter of Sailuke's wings.
