'Mr. Rendle, just wait a minute. If you don't do something like that, he's going to be killed. ...... I'm just one of the mages. I can't just stand by and do nothing.
I'm coming with you. Despite what it may look like, I'm here to protect Master Glass, and I'm well versed in guarding him.

　Mr. Lendl says, carrying a small sword. Your man doesn't know what to do, and is only disconcerted - this is not good.

'Take cover by the side of the road, with the carriage, please!　If you can, it would be helpful if you could go back to the barrier and call for help!
"Huh ......Oh, sir, ......!

　I know it sounds reckless, but we are not entirely without a chance. But this one is not completely without a chance of victory.

　Where the grass is this big, even I can fight some of it.

　The goblins are rushing to the man who is fighting to protect the sheep - the goblins who hit the boar into the hut and jumped off, are now running on the ground.

　Yes - on the 'tall grass' that responds to me, the plant spirit user, to my words.

'O green grass that covers the earth! Thwart and hinder my enemies ...... 'Foot-tangle (trap snare)'!

　He held his hand over the grass at his feet and chanted - no one would tell him, so he modified the basic chanting phrase of spirit magic and improved it until it was practical.

　It can't even come close to the destructive power of elemental magic. However, it's not entirely unfightable: ......!

"Geez!
'Geez!　Gee, Gigi: ......!

　A goblin tries to pounce on him with a machete-like weapon at the ready - the grass under his feet gets tangled the moment he steps off the ground.

　If they even fall down, they'll be able to follow it up further. It's the first time I've used magic in a battle in a row, but I can't be naive.

'O green grass that covers the earth ...... of binding and warning my enemies ......
"Dear Mr. Glass, ......!

　Stranding over a dozen goblins at the same time. With no real battle experience, I didn't understand how draining that was.

　My vision wobbled and wavered. The restraints of the 'Snare' are weak, and the goblin who was the first to break free, holds his bow towards me - but.

''--Haah!

　Mr. Rendle interrupts in front of me and holds his hand forward - I don't know if he used some kind of magic or not, but the arrow that flew at me is flicked and sticks to the ground.

'You will never let me hurt you ...... I'm here for that ......!

　One after another, the goblins escape their restraints. At this rate, neither the people on the ranch nor us will be able to survive.

　Even if we couldn't participate in the mock battle, we should have voluntarily trained for the battle against the demons.

　-- but that doesn't mean my spirit magic didn't get through to the goblins. My body was only somewhat wobbly, even if I drained my magic power further, I would only have to go into a coma for a few days.

　As long as I don't die, that's fine. If I can keep Lendl-san, who was trying to protect me, and those who are trying to protect what is important to me, alive, then that's fine.

''Huh ...... Master Glass, you mustn't!　Enough is enough, any more than that: ......!

　I utter a chant. Magic that blows enemies away from a distance is considered useful, Sven's words come to mind.

(Isn't the power to protect ...... people not enough to heal them? Nothing, protect is ......)

　--then the sound of a high-pitched horn echoed across the plains.

　Along with the flute, three knights appeared from the western direction - three knights gallantly riding their horses.

　The three knights were a female knight with beautiful hair that fluttered like white gold, and a spear knight and an archer knight following on either side of her.

We won't let a single demon that hurts the people escape. ''Overrun it, Raquel, Deite.''
Ha!

　The knights who have ridden their horses furiously and rushed past, kicking away the goblins who have risen without a care in the world. As I watched it in a daze, I thought to myself

　I'm not sure if the person known as the Swordswoman General is this beautiful and strong enough to be admired.