I want you guys to stay. I'll go.

　I say to everyone as I take the Galadrug out of my item ring. I don't want everyone to be in danger, because I don't want them all to be in danger.

　Albery looked like he wanted to go, but after hearing what I just said, I dissuade him from thinking about it. He grits his teeth in frustration, but I tell him that I'm not going to take Albery because he's too weak to go.

　Albery has certainly never fought a huge enemy, but he has fought against many. And that's even when surrounded by dozens of enemies.

　Asking Calendina to do the same thing would not be possible. On the other hand, when Calendina fights a japawone coxie, I say, never fight alone. Because I can see that he will be surrounded.

　When I tell him that's the case, Albery finally agrees. Neither Albery nor Calendina are weak, because both of them have fought for their country. It's just the right person for the right job.

　Each of them have their own way of fighting, and this time it just wasn't right for Albery. If you're going to get used to it, you should be a little smaller. This time it's too big.

　I activate my lightning-armored Tenkoku and close in on the giant Koksi. Koksi seems to have its sights set on one Calendina.

　The tentacles that extend from my body reach out to entangle Carendina. Calendina avoids them as if to sew up a gap. Is the shoes Calendina wears also an artifact?　I avoid it as if I were running through the air.

　Then a huge fist approaches. Calendina does a good job of deflecting it with her spear, but her arms must be numb, and she occasionally swings her arms. It's tough to deflect a fist with that much mass so many times.

　I make the weapon appear in the air and run over it. Even from this distance, there is a tremendous sense of pressure. The soldiers are also exhausted, avoiding many attacks that would kill them if they were to be hit by one shot or even snatched. It must be hard on them mentally.

　I fire my lightning weapon at the tentacles that are aimed at Carendina. The lightning weapon pierces the targeted tentacles, and the part cut off from the body falls to the ground.

''Are you alright, Calendina!

Yes, yes, that's all right, Mr. Ravert!

　Calendina looks at the giant Koksi, breathing on her shoulder. I walk up next to Calendina and cast a recovery spell on her. I won't regain my strength, but my fatigue and so on will be lessened.

　At that moment, Kokushi's tentacles reach out to where we are. I'm going to have to go to the next level, but the tentacles, which are numerous, will also be split off to the left and right, although Kalendina and I will be split off to the left and right. It seems that Koksi has identified me as an enemy as well.

　I create a sword of lightning in both hands and slice through the approaching tentacles, but no matter how much I cut them, they still grow out of the end. He's a nuisance. Then a huge fist approaches. I don't have time to avoid it, and just like that....

Master Ravert... what?

　I don't get hit, and I transition to the front of Koksi's face. Calendina seems to have forgotten that I can use spatial magic and is upset, but when she realizes that I've moved, she gives me a funny look.

　I make a spear throwing stance in front of Koksi's eyes. In my hand, I hold a spear of lightning that glows blue-violet.

''Pierce, Thunder Heavenly Divine Spear (Gungnir)!

　Koksi, realizing the danger, tries to shift his face to avoid the spear, but he doesn't get there in time and gouges out the right half of his face.

　No blood gushes out of Koksi, he just cries out. The scream just shakes the atmosphere and hits me as a shockwave.

　Me and Calendina held on, but most of the soldiers were blown away. Some of the soldiers were bleeding from their ears.

　On top of that, Coxi's face, which should have been gutted, is slowly healing. Does he also have the ability to regenerate? As expected, this couldn't have been predicted, and even Calendina is muttering next to me, "Oh, no.......

　Well, what is to be done? If I wanted to defeat this Kokushi, I would have to obliterate it in an instant. But if you release that much power in a place like this, the city will be damaged. Should I send it somewhere else?

Calendina. Is there any land on this continent that we won't be using anymore?

　Calendina tilts her head at my sudden question.

It's strange to say that we don't use it anymore, but there's a place south of here called the Forest of Death. It's a dead land where only dead trees and no living creatures grow. I thought it would be safe there. What are you going to do?

Hmm?　We're going to make this kokushi disappear.

　I approach the regenerating Koksi and activate the transference. South of here, we'll transition as far as we can see first. Me and Koksi in the air, and I've shifted with me and Kallendina, because I'm sure you'll want to know that while we're in the air. Is that it?　There are definitely nothing but dead trees growing. I transition again.

'What?　What?　What?

　Calendina screams in confusion at her first transition. It's like Albury. When we come to the Forest of Death, Koksi throws him to the ground and makes Calendina stand behind me.

　Huh, this is the first time I've used this since the war. It's been a long time since I've used it, so it might be a little hard to add or subtract.

"Come on, thunderbolt, thunderbolt!

　Before, I couldn't do it without Hikarin's power, but now I can use it on my own. The Galadrug in my right hand becomes a contraption, and in my left hand I wear a basket of lightning, with eight circles of lightning dancing behind me. It's my lightning magic strongest magic.



　Calendina murmurs behind me, but I keep my eyes on Koksi. Koksi seems to understand that my technique is dangerous, and he has started attacking me in a way that he hadn't before.

　He has been firing magic bullets at us. I use the Thunder God's thunderbolt to obliterate the flying magic bullets, each one having tremendous power, but it doesn't work on me right now.

　I shoot the circular lightning flying behind me around the kokushi. Each of the lightning flies around Koksi, and then circles around Koksi.

　And from all of the lightning, a line stretches out and connects to each of the thunderstorms. A huge magic circle is complete. As I pour my magic power into it, the magic circle begins to blink and lightning gushes out.

"d*mn it, Thunderbolt!

　I raised the contraption high in the sky and swung it down towards Koksi. At that moment, a ray of lightning poured down from the sky and resonated with the magic circle, turning into a huge thunderbolt that covered Koksi and fell on him.

　The moment it collided with Koksi, a thunderclap roared and covered the entire area with a dazzling light. Koksi's decapitation was not heard, only the sound of thunder roaring.

　The light subsided, and all that was there was only the blackened and burned earth.......but in the center where Kokshi was, a man had fallen.

　One muscular man. Let's hear what he has to say, shall we?