Hearing Seto's cry, Ray was running along with Vihela towards his voice.
　Vihela started running a little later than Ray, but soon caught up with Ray, partly because he was slowing down.

"What do you think Seto's song was? Is it a monster?"

　Ray nods back to Vihela as she runs to ask.

"From that cry, it's probably a monster. "However, if there were any monsters, Seto would have to clean up quickly by himself."""

　Vihela, who knows Seto's strength, nods back as a matter of course.
　He uses a wide variety of skills, but still has high physical abilities as a glyphon. Moreover, they have magic items that enhance their physical abilities or disable the enemy's flying gear even once.
　Being a glyphon, it was naturally possible to fly.
　No monsters have been identified to fly in this case.
　That's natural, since subracial monsters are originally herded by leader species.

(Is Harpy, for the most part, a subracial?)

　As Vihela runs with that in mind, she soon sees Seto in front of her eyes.

"Set, what's wrong!"
"Grull!"

　At Ray's call, Sett turns his eyes to a tree at a distance.
　Following the gaze, Ray and Vichela find Warwolf wrapped in black fog and understand why Seto made such a call.
　A smile comes to Ray's mouth when he sees Warwolf wrapped in a black fog.
　Yes, it was the same as the goblin that evolved into a leader species when I first saw Ambris in black fog.
　But... its black fog is incomparably greater than that of a goblin. If you look at the present-day Warwolf, you can easily see that the black fog around the old goblins is like the remnants of Ambris.
　And most importantly, Ray realized that the black fog was Ambrice the moment he saw it.
　There's no clear reason.
　Still, Ray understood instinctively, not reason, that Ambris was with Warwolf.

"I don't think we'll find it twice in a row. It was completely unexpected. What do you think? Do you think this is a coincidence?"
"It's a coincidence, isn't it? In the first place, we have the advantage over other adventurers in search. What would you rather do?"

　Ray opens his mouth with a smile to Vichela, who asks, looking at Worwolf and Ambrice.

"It's fixed, isn't it?" If we don't knock him down, this uproar won't go away. I met him here, and of course I'll kill him here."

　In this case Ambrice was lucky to have no ego.
　The sight of Warwolf evolving into a leader species is not something that can beholden to human beings.
　Even if you don't make them evolve on the spot, as in the case of goblins.
　Just by looking at this scene, you can get a lot of information.
　Originally, it was something Ambris should have avoided.
　Ambris is said to be a nuisance largely because his ecology is a mystery.
　Unknownness can be a source of fear for humans.
　The only disadvantage for Ambris is that the unknown should be clarified at all.
　However, it is only the judgment of the ego.
　For Ambris, who has no ego, the only thing he has to do is turn a subhuman monster into a leader.
　This time, it worked in the Ray's favor.
　It's because we don't have an ego that we don't run away from in the face of such hostile beings as Ray and Vihela.

(No, do you get stuck when you're trying to be a leader? Anyway, I don't know exactly because it's stuck to Warwolf, but it's smaller than before?)

　Taking death-size and twilight spears out of Mistilling, Ray gazes at Worwolf and Ambris.
　Even if Ray and Vichela are by their side, and if Ray is ready to fight with a spear of death and twilight, Ambris will not move.
　Ray's eyes also seem smaller than the Ambris he saw before.
　But it's not surprising to think that it might be because it's stuck with Warwolf, or that it might become smaller by evolving into a leader species.

"... Vihela, I think you'll be all right."

　Vihela has heard beforehand about how Ray intends to defeat Ambrice.
　That being the case, I didn't mean to say anything back to Ray's words.
　Stay away from Ray with Seto.
　Also, Vihela probably listened to Ray so easily because Ambris still has no ego and does not understand the very act of fighting.
　All Ambris can do is make subhuman monsters the leader species.
　Nothing else can be done.
　Nevertheless, no one has been able to hurt Ambris because he has strong magical defenses because physical attacks are ineffective and he is born out of magical abnormalities.
　But... here was Ray.
　Ray's enormous magical powers are compressed and concentrated.
　Eventually, Ray's magical powers due to the attributes of the flame become so dense that they can be visually recognized...and the red magical powers that can be visualized all over Ray's body become entangled.
　Emperor Flame's Red Armour. It was Ray's strongest skill at present, and for Ray, who had enormous magical powers, it was a skill that could make the most of his magical powers.
　Worwolf in black mist and ray in red magic concentrated enough to be visualized.
　At first glance, one and the other seem very similar.
　But the essence of it was quite different.
　Even in front of Ray, dressed in the flaming Emperor's red armour, Warwolf... and Ambris, as I expected, has no movement whatsoever.
　They are simply surrendering themselves to the black fog of Ambrice's body near a tree.

"Well, it's better than being able to escape,"

　Ray looked at the spear in the twilight in his left hand, but the spear, which was as crimson as the red magic that covered Ray's body, felt nothing strange.
　If it were an ordinary magic item, it might well have been broken, broken, or melted because it could not bear the enormous magic of Ray... the spear in twilight had not changed at all under Ray's magic of the Flame Emperor's Red Armour.

(I love this spear.)

　Ray mutters inwardly, clutching the handle of a twilight spear made from a wide variety of materials he has collected.
　Under the current circumstances of using Emperor Flame's Red Armour, Ambris could certainly have been knocked down.
　What's more, Warwolf, who is about to be made a leader by Ambris, will not be a match for him.
　Armed with arms in his hands, Ray confirms that Vihela and Seto have gone down to safety, and then turns his eyes to Ambrice again, moving forward at once.
　The physical abilities strengthened by Emperor Flame's red armor instantly zeroed out the distance between Ray and Ambris.
　Ambris remains unresponsive to Warwolf, despite the imminent attack on him.

"Go away,"

　a death size with short words
　A blow from the dead with his right hand easily mutilated Worwolf's torso, while the twilight spear in his left hand crushed Worwolf's head.
　Brain, blood, bones, flesh, eyeballs and so on are scattered across the surrounding earth, and Warwolf, of course, sets out on the path to death.
　The body of Warwolf, whose head had been lost and his torso had been cut in two, fell to the ground... only Ambris remained.
　But it gave Ray some embarrassment.
　The blow, fired in the red armour of the Flame Emperor, undoubtedly hit Ambrice with the Wahulfs.
　In other words, Ambris's proud magic defense -- though he does not have the ego to brag about -- has been broken through and damaged to the black misty body.
　Despite the situation, Ambrice remained in the air.
　as if Warwolf's body were still there.

(What's that?)

　Ray was convinced that his blow could not have worked.
　Nevertheless, Ambrice has no sign of moving.
　I doubt it, but... the next moment Ambris gradually fades away and eventually disappears.
　It took less than five seconds to fade away after it began to fade.
　...but it's been nearly a minute since we beat Warwolf.

"Well... Huh? Did you knock it down? Did you run away? Which one?"Ray mutters questionably to Ambris, who disappeared easily at one blow of his own.
　I've got him for sure. As well as feeling that way, there's also the question of how easy Ambris is to do it.

"I think you've knocked him down." there is no black mist anywhere."
"Right?"

　While agreeing with Vihela's words, Ray still twists his head in a somewhat unnatural way.

(Did you kill him? No, Ambris is not a living thing, and is it right to destroy him or to say he's gone? For any reason, it's true that he's gone... Is this really the answer?)

　Many people have been killed in this uproar, and more than that, others have been injured.
　And now, in progress, many adventurers were hunting down monsters and looking for the figure of Ambris who caused them.
　I wonder if Ray's blow would solve the problem so easily...
　After all, Ray had such a question.
　Vichela opens her mouth to calm Ray down.

"I didn't expect it to end so easily, either, but it's true that I beat Ambrice, and I think we should report it to the guild."
"...is that so? Well, that's right. It's true that Ambris has disappeared, and you'd better report it."

　There were many things that I didn't understand, but I still needed to report this matter as long as I beat Ambrice.
　It would be a great pleasure for the inhabitants of Gilm if this were to end the disturbance.
　But... still, Ray has some doubts about him.
　I just don't feel like this is the end of the affair.
　I think there's something still going on... that's what I'm thinking.

(But as long as Ambris is gone, perhaps it's my imagination?"）

　I doubt it, but I don't have any clear evidence.
　Ray's gut feeling is the only one who says the matter hasn't been solved yet.
　That being the case, there is a possibility that it's really just my imagination.

(When I report it, should I say it's not over yet?) and yet, as long as Ambris is gone, that should be the end of it.)

　Unclip the Flame Emperor's Red Armour and store the body of Warwolf lying on the ground...no, the body of Warwolf, who is about to become the leader of Warwolf, in a mysterious ring.
　You may know something about Ambris, not as a material. That's what I thought.

(It seemed to me that it was no different from the ordinary Warwolf before I knocked him down.)

　That being the case, the body is cut up and down and the head is crushed.
　It will be difficult to look into the details in that state, as normal.
　But if Ambris is really dead, there's no need to hurry to find out.

"Anyway, let's go back." It's not always the case that they're not attacked. I hope that, having knocked Ambrice down, there will be no more leader."

　Vichela may have something to do with Ray's anxiety, where he can't say he won't show up.





"Vihela! Rey! Seto!"

　Mina exclaims joyfully when she sees Rei back.
　Meena's side also features Wallain and Jacomo riding horses.
　All three were expressing relief and joy at the safe return of the Rays.
　though Wallain's horse had stopped moving the moment he saw Sett.

"How was it? What happened?"
"Yes. There was a Wahulf hiding."

　Vichela replies, perhaps deciding not to talk about Ambris yet.
　If you know the Ray's well. You would have known that Seto wouldn't make that kind of sound with just one of the Warwolves.
　But the three Wallains had only met with the Ray's today.
　I don't know what's going on and I'm convinced by Vihela's words.
　...but only Giacomo, as ever, was straight under his nose in a s*xy Vihela.

"Well, go to Gilmoo. I hope no more monsters will come out."

　Everyone nodded to Ray's words and headed for Gilm. ...though it was hard to deal with the horse that was frightened by Seto.