Now, I've been teased by a strange thing (Metal Lizard).
　The other side is faster, but the difference in speed is not that great. For the time being, I ran away in a different direction from the city to buy some time and think about what to do. I took off all my gear to increase my speed.

　What did Mr. Dverag say? I'm pretty sure it's hard to beat a wizard in a town like this where there aren't many strong wizards.
　I think I can get around that by using as much magic as most wizards. And I'm big, hard, heavy, and strong, so swords won't penetrate and shields won't do any good. So, if there's a wizard, how do we defeat it? You didn't say. I barely even know how a normal wizard uses magic.
　So what to do?
　Option one, run. The city would be badly damaged, there's no wizard strong enough to run away, and if we survive, we could be killed for dragging this thing into town. Rejected.
　Option two, possessions. Nothing that could be of use. Rejected.
　Option three, fight, that's it.

　Now, how are we going to fight it? Fortunately, it doesn't have much HP, so its armor probably isn't that tough. Even a rock spear for Gargon would be enough to kill it. However, it would be difficult to do so because it is said to be a swordsman killer.
　Now, what is the advantage of a wizard over a swordsman? Probably, there are some reasons why a wizard can manage it.
　First, distance. They can attack from a certain distance and are less likely to be attacked.
　Then there are special attacks and attacks with high power. I don't know about the rest of you, but at least fire and water are the privilege of wizards.
　You have recovered almost all of your MP so far, and the recovery is quite large. You can also use recovery spells, so there is a good chance that you can recover from a non-fatal attack.
　It's better to try different things. If other wizards can do it, I should be able to do it in some way.
　If you need 1000 wizards, it's impossible, but I don't think it's that much for B rank.

　The Metal Lizard looks like a huge, silvery, stocky lizard with a tough frontal armor, but the back armor looks smooth and flat. It was about 2.5 meters tall and 10 meters long.
　If it were a tank, its frontal armor would be thicker, but Mr. Dveragh didn't say which part of its armor was thicker, and since we couldn't see anything other than the front, I'd like to believe that its frontal armor wasn't particularly thick.
　The first step is to take out only your staff while running, and generate a rock spear while continuing to run away. It seems that it is impossible to use a swordsman's sword, but how about a rock spear with a lot of MP?
　You run for about a minute, putting in 10 magic power per second. The distance that seemed to be about 150m at first has shrunk to about 100m. The spear of rock that had absorbed about 600 magic power became 2.1 meters long and 50 cm thick.
　It flew at a speed of about 100km/h. Both I and the metal lizard are running as fast as a car on a public road, but the lizard is a little faster, so the relative speed may be higher. It doesn't seem to have anything to do with its power, though.
　The rock spear landed soon after it was fired.
　But the spear shattered, and the metal lizard didn't flinch or slow down. No luck.
　Fire magic is next. There's a chance that the lower armor is weaker, so I'm going to bet on that and fire slightly lower this time. And it might tip over off balance.
　I run for another minute or so, recharging my fireball. The distance between you and the rock spear is about 40 meters.
　There is no change in appearance, but the radius of the explosion will probably be 10 times larger. The explosion is about seven meters in diameter. There's no point in getting caught in the explosion by charging any further, so I quickly release it.
　The fireball hits the lizard in the lower jaw and explodes.
　You turn around while running in the same direction as before. I couldn't see what was going on behind me because of the smoke.

"Gyoaaaaaaaaaaa......

　The roar of the Metal Lizard echoed in the battlefield as the forest ended and the battle moved to the grassland.
　...... You did it!
　The next thing you know, a lizard jumps out of the smoke. I don't feel like it's working at all. The distance was only about 30 meters, and I had used up all my moves.
　I thought it might be possible, so I sprayed it with water, but it still had no effect. The water-soaked armor was glistening in the sunlight.
　Then it could be a magic I don't know about. There was a way.
　Since ancient times, in Japan, the strongest attribute of metal is electricity. If it's electric, it might be able to pierce the lizard regardless of its armor.
　And since there is no more distance between us, we change direction and try to escape further. Change direction to the right and avoid the rush.
　You succeed. It seems that the lizard is not very good at changing direction, so it makes a U-turn and comes towards me.
　I use the spell as if electricity is going towards the lizard.
　I didn't feel like my MP was being used up.
　I remembered that I couldn't use the ice spear when I tried to use it in the past.
　While I was thinking about this, the lizard caught up with me again. Once again, this time I tried to avoid it by turning to the left, but unfortunately the hem of my clothes got caught in the lizard's left leg.
　I was blown off at once and crashed into a tree and stopped. Thanks to my status, I don't think I'm fatally injured, but I feel like my ribs and arms are broken.


　Use recovery magic to heal them both. It took about five seconds, but I was cured.
　However, thanks to the time loss, the lizard had finished changing direction and was chasing me again.
　In a panic, I change my direction to face the lizard rather than perpendicular to it, and distance myself from it again.
　But my attacks are not getting through. I'm running out of time. I haven't used up that much MP, and my body doesn't seem to tire easily, but my mind does.
　If I move too slowly due to mental fatigue, I may get run over. No matter how powerful my recovery spell is, it can't cure instant death.
　I have to come up with a way for the attack to work. Do you have any ideas?

　I've got one simple idea. I'm going to stall for a while, and then I'm going to put a giant rock spear through the armor. It's also called "Goryoshi".
　It's simple, but easy to understand, and has a high attack power. Even though he is a warrior-killer, it is not unlikely that he cannot resist the overwhelming momentum.
　Generate a rock spear and start putting magic into it. I'm going to plunge about 3,000.
　As the lizard approaches again, I change direction to the right and dodge. Keep dodging as if you're working to buy time.
　I don't get tired, but the lizards don't show any signs of fatigue either. It's not so easy.
　When I forgot how many times I changed direction, I finally spent 3000 MP.
　The rock spear was three and a half meters long and about one meter thick. It was now a pillar.
　He was distracted by the rock spear's ejection, so he dodged to the right, but released it. --The rock spear is now a pillar. At the same time, he was kicked in the right shoulder.
　It was almost like we were shooting at each other.
　I felt a sharp pain in my shoulder and heard a dull thud in the air as I flew forward.
　I bounced on the ground a couple of times and finally stopped.
　I couldn't raise myself up, so I used a recovery spell and then raised myself up.
　--The distance between us was about 100 meters because I was blown away, but the Metal Lizard was definitely running toward us.
　You get up and run away, but try to appraise the Metal Lizard again.

　Metal Lizard
　RANK:B
　HP 2797/2800
　MP 0/0
　STR:1237
　INT:4
　AGI:163
　DEX:6
　Skill: Metal Armor

　You've only taken 1 after all that work, you d*mn lizard!
　You're only one rank higher than Gargon, a B rank, so why are you so strong? .......
　A hard, heavy, big product like you would be easy ...... if it weren't for your shitty hard armor.

　I'm not sure what to say. Wait a minute. You're saying we could just smash through that metal armor?
　Yeah, that armor's hard as shit, but it's metal. Then we might have a shot.
　I charge the spell on the run. My body, perfectly healed by the healing spell, feels much better than it did a moment ago when I couldn't even stand up. I won't be so stingy with the 3000 magic this time. I'm going to use up all of my magic, leaving only 1000 for emergencies.
　You have about 6,000 magic power left, including your recovery. If you run away for 10 minutes, you'll have about 1000 left after recovery.
　I'm getting used to the lizard's movements. It probably won't catch up with you when you cast your spells.
　Taking advantage of the fact that I'm not tired, I continue to buy more time. If this doesn't work, I'll have to use every bit of MP I have left to create a spell.
　In that case, I'm not sure if my spirit will last. It may be one or two hours, but if you're playing tag for ten hours, you're not going to be able to concentrate.
　Ten minutes have passed. I pull the Metal Lizard in close and use all my leg power to avoid the rush.
　The direction, of course, is up. I figured it couldn't attack me from above because of my heavy body.
　My body passes about 70cm above the Metal Lizard. Below me I can see the sleek back armor of the Metal Lizard.
　I reach out my hand to that back armor. At this point, the distance between my hand and the back armor of the Metal Lizard is less than 30cm. This is near the limit of the distance at which magic can be cast without loss.
　From that position, I activate the spell that I have been charging. The spell to be cast is a pressure spell deployed in a circle with a radius of about 3cm.
　A thumping sound is heard, and a hole is made in the Metal Lizard's armor with a radius clearly larger than 3cm.

"Gyoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa............

　The Metal Lizard cries out, but its voice soon becomes quiet and inaudible.
　＼Tettere!
　It seems to have finally died. ...... Victory!


　The corpse was stored in the item box. The dead body was stored in the item box, although it must have been quite heavy. The item box's storage capacity is a mystery.
　Now, let's go home while hunting the remnants.


　Incidentally, I used a principle used in anti-tank shells such as HEAT shells, which says that if you apply a certain amount of pressure to a metal, it will behave as if it were a fluid, even if it is a hard metal. Originally, this phenomenon is caused by using specially processed gunpowder to shoot out a metal that itself behaves like a liquid by this phenomenon at a very high speed, but I thought it would be okay if I could apply pressure directly, so I tried it, and it was a great success.
　However, it was something I saw on wikipedia or something, and I had no proof of it.
　It seems that the Yugonio elastic limit (the pressure at which a solid becomes fluid) exists even for mysterious metals in other worlds.