The lays came out of the forest of Trent, but then arrived at Gillum... not necessarily.

"Oh, that's annoying! Why do you run into a flock of goblins here?"

　Using a magical death-size and twilight spear, Ray's blow kills the goblins one after another.
　A death-size blade gathers several goblins together... cutting them off, including his clubs and rusty daggers, and the blow of the thrown twilight spear comes through several goblins together, and then it returns to Ray.
　Seto attacked with a wide range of firebreaths, water polo and wind Arrow skills, arrows from marina poked into the head of the goblin, and Vihela raged around with a magical blade that produced successive hits on the back of her hand.
　It's just a touch of armour, but somehow a flock of goblins attack such lays without learning.

(Why aren't you running away?)

　Ray wonders as he intercepts a goblin about to attack him from behind with a stonghold of a twilight spear that came back to him.
　Goblin is a reckless monster who attacks Seto without understanding the difference in power.
　However, if they were still fighting and their opponents were stronger than themselves, they would have easily escaped.
　Nevertheless, this flock of goblins won't run away if their companions are killed one after another.
　On the contrary, they rush in as if they didn't know the word to run away.

(No, you may not know the word to run away)

　Shake up the death size and cut up and down several goblins.

"Work together to fight against the Goblin! I'll never do anything!"

　That's what Ray hears.
　I turned my eyes to the voice, where Fochts was fighting against the Goblin, giving orders to his fellow cutters.
　Whether the battle in the forest of Trent had an effect, or whether he had ever fought against the Goblin while working outside the guillem, the Fectus were fairly safe.

(Don't do it unexpectedly.)

　Judging from the way he acted on Fectz's instructions, it was clear that others trusted him.
　From Ray's point of view, Fectz had the image of a man who ran wild with selfish assumptions... but seeing him giving instructions to his colleagues like this makes me feel like I should reconsider a little.

"Well, that doesn't mean that there wasn't this case, but...!"

　He thrust out his twilight spear and pierced the head of a goblin.

"Gurling!"

　Crystal brace is released with the sound of Seto.
　That's not enough to stop them, but the goblins, whose bodies are covered in thin crystals, stop moving.
　Then, facing the dead goblins, Seto plunges in at once.
　Unable to avoid Seto's blow, the goblins die one after another.
　With only a large set of bodies, the blow breaks many goblins.
　After about ten minutes... the last three spears of the twilight that Ray threw through, and the battle is finally over.

"Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh..."

　After the battle is over, Fectz sits breathlessly on the ground.
　Fectz himself was wielding his axe, giving instructions to his companions.
　Combat Axes...not like the so-called Battle Axes, so the battle in the forest of Trent and this battle with the Goblin has put a lot of strain on them.
　The blade of an axe has sap, blood and fat on it, and the sharpness is far from good.

"Come on, stand up! I'm sorry I'm tired just after the battle, but if you stay here forever, there's a possibility of another battle with monsters!"

　At Ray's words the woodcutters, including Fectu, were dissatisfied... and yet stood up.
　That's because I couldn't deny Ray's words that if I stayed here, there might be another battle against monsters.
　I managed to cope with the Goblin this time.
　But... if you have to fight other monsters here, and one that is more powerful than the goblin, it will certainly do you harm.
　Knowing this, I needed to get up and get back to Gillum as soon as possible.
　Already, many of the woodcutters regret coming to the forest of Trent to outdo the adventurers.
　No, it's strange that some people have had so much experience and still haven't had any real regrets.
　At any rate, those who manage to get up follow Ray.
　As for the formation, the woodcutters gather in the middle, moving forward in the form of Ray, Marina and Vihela on the left and right, and Seto on the back.
　Originally, it was best to lead Seto, but in this case, he judged it more dangerous to be attacked by monsters from behind, and Seto, who has the sharpest five senses and the ability to feel magic, was behind him.
　Some of the woodcutters looked at him with a little uneasiness.
　What is there is awe.
　Of course, as long as they live in Gilm, including Fectu, the woodcutters here know about Seto.
　Before that, I've seen Ray riding many times into the forest of Trent in the daytime, and some have caressed and fed him.
　But... still, once you see Seto fighting with his own eyes, it's hard to treat him the same way as before.
　The woodcutters were shown that much in front of them.
　However, conversely speaking, it also means that you are protected behind by a powerful set, so you can feel at ease of mind.
　Ray and his party beat the Goblin and continue on the road.
　Fortunately, after the attack on the goblin herd, no monsters have attacked her, and eventually a moonlight-lit guillem appears in the distance.

(Is it coincidental that there was an attack on the goblins? No, the goblins that didn't run away were not led by superior or rare species.)

　It's probably because I'm relieved to see the guillem.
　In Ray, the goblin that he had just fought passes through his mind.
　In the end, he was in a hurry now, so he didn't imitate the site of proof of subjugation or the removal of the magical stone, and left the body as it was.

(As for undeading, should I burn it tomorrow when I go to the forest of Trent? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

　There was a Fectu affair, and I saw firsthand the dangers of Trent's forest night.
　Of course, the danger has been reported by Slaisha, and Ray has been told.
　Still, listening and seeing in person are completely different.
　In a literal sense, a hundred stories would be worth seeing.

(though Slasha told me that there were several other monsters besides Trent... only Trent and ivy that came out today? I don't know what kind of monster that ivy is, but it's not a kind of Trent, is it?)

　Moreover, even after defeating Trent, he could not obtain the magic stone.
　This means that Trent is not a monster if you think about it in general.
　Of course, that kind of existence cannot be said to be a monster, but it was still not a magical stone.

(It's definitely a great place to supply wood, but... don't worry about it, too.) Now the only time the forest can be aggressive is at night. But it's not always night. There is a good chance that he will peel his tusks here even in the daytime.)

　Closer to Gillum, Ray has a bad feeling.
　Needless to say, the adventurers who are under the watch of the woodcutters are those who have more than a certain strength.
　That being the case, it won't be difficult to cope with Trent's attack.
　At the very least, there should have been no other way but to run around like the Facts.
　...though it would be a different story if monsters didn't come out and concentrated on cutting down trees for extra money.
　Meanwhile, the Rays finally arrive in front of the main gate.

"Hey, it's Ray! I brought back the woodcutters who had gone to the forest of Trent! Open the gate!"

　When you shout so from the outside, the main gate opens immediately.
　The quick opening of the gate would be due to the guards who responded as the Reys left the Gillum.
　This was only natural because they used documents signed by the lord, Dusker, as well as guildmaster workers.
　However, the main gate did not open completely like it did in the daytime, but only opened enough for people to... well, let's say.
　This would be a natural move, given the monsters' strategy to combatting monsters.
　No one complains and walks into the guillem.
　And as soon as everyone enters the guillem, the door closes.
　Monsters never showed up, but on remote nights there are a lot of different monsters going around.
　With that in mind, this behavior of the guard was nothing but praise and caution.

"It's here..."

　As soon as you enter the guillem, one of the woodcutters sits on the ground with a deep sigh of relief.
　It seems somewhat pathetic to me that a strong man who works as a woodcutter should do it, but... no one would laugh at it.
　Even an adventurer is extremely nervous, mentally and physically exhausting, to work outside the guillem at night.
　With that in mind, it's no wonder that the woodcutters who were actually attacked by monsters in the forest of Trent and were then attacked by a flock of goblins are exhausted.Even though they are stronger physically than the inhabitants of that neighborhood, they are ultimately ordinary people.
　Of course, you can be attacked by monsters when you're cutting down trees, but there's a bodyguard adventurer.
　In the real sense, there is little that we have done by ourselves.

"... so what are you going to do now? Are you going to take me to the guild?"

　Vishela asks Ray, looking at the woodcutters who are dented to the ground.
　When asked, Ray hesitates a little.
　Kenny took the case on urgent notice.
　but he had no idea where to take the returned woodcutters.

"The guild is fine, right? I have to go through the formalities because the request was successfully completed."

　Marina says so, only the words of the former guildmaster are deeply persuasive.

"Well, that's the quickest way to do it." -- here we go!"

　When Ray approached them, the woodcutters stood up with all their might.
　In the first place, the woodcutters, including Fectus, were working as usual during the day... no, they were working as hard as the adventurers, who had left their guards alone to work hard on the felling.
　After returning to Guilm after a day's work, he took a short break and immediately made his way back to the forest of Trent, where he was attacked by Trent and ivy monsters and threatened his life.
　So after Ray's help, he moved on in fear of being attacked by goblins and when other monsters might attack him.
　It would be strange to say that this won't make you tired.
　But... still, Fectz gets up with all his strength and mental strength.

"Here we go, boys. I can almost go home and rest. Do your best."

　Fectu's words raised all the woodcutters.
　Even if Fectu fails in this case, it is likely that Fectu is still the central figure among the young woodcutters.
　Ray is a little surprised at that.
　Under normal circumstances, we can bear a grudge against Fectus for getting us involved in this kind of matter.
　...Fects invited him, but since he was the one who rode it, it was almost spiteful.
　At any rate, when Ray sees everyone standing up following Fectu's words, he and his guards exchange light words and begins to head for the guild.
　The guards saw him off, hoping that no more trouble would arise.