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I Killed an Academy Player Chapter 22: Marie Dunareff (3)

Chapter 22: Marie Dunareff (3)

According​‌​ to the original​ plot, after meeting⁠‍⁠ John Doe, the‍​‌ ❰Murderer of the‍ City of Fog❱‍⁠‌ – an important​​​ character who appeared‌‌‌ at the latter‌‍​ stages of the‍⁠‍ 1st Arc, Marie​‌‍ would attack her⁠ roommate and go‌ berserk.

In‌⁠‌ the previous iteration,‍ we had been‌‍​ waiting underneath Marie‌ and Isabelle’s dormitory‍‌ immediately after the‍‍​ event so we‌ were able to‍ respond in time,⁠ but Park Sihu​⁠‌ had intentionally let​ go of her.‍‍‍

The⁠‌‌ members of the‍⁠‌ previous iteration were⁠⁠ Park Sihu, Yuel‍ the Druid, Dorron​⁠ the Mercenary, the​ Golem User Kranel⁠‌​ and me. It⁠‍‌ was a 5-man‍‍ party.

Thanks‍‌ to having hidden⁠​ pieces and the⁠​ game knowledge, Park⁠‍ Sihu and I were fully prepared‌ and could defeat‌​ Marie even without‍ the help of⁠⁠‍ Alicia, who was‍ a strong early-game‌ character.

But‌‌‌ what about now?‌‍

All‌​‌ the freshmen members‍‌ were pretty much​⁠​ unable to fight.‍

And⁠⁠ the saddest part⁠ was that I was the one⁠‍‍ who caused everything.‍⁠ But honestly, who‌​⁠ could have guessed⁠⁠ that an event​‍ that was supposed⁠​‌ to start 3 weeks later would‌ be happening this​⁠​ early?

There​‌‌ wasn’t much time.​‍‍ I had to‌​ gather people as⁠‍‍ soon as possible.‌​‌

Alicia⁠ wasn’t an option.​⁠ Her bones were‍‍‍ crushed because of⁠​ my eight trigram‍‌‍ palm strike, so​​⁠ she would have‍‍ trouble even running.⁠⁠⁠

The⁠ Golem User Kranel⁠​ was also practically‍ non-existent because the⁠ most important golem⁠‌‍ core had been⁠​ broken.

The‌ only ones that‌‌ could somewhat move⁠ were Yuel the‌⁠⁠ Druid and the‌⁠ mercenary, Dorron Warsky.‍​‌

I did think about‍‍‍ Hua Ran for‍ a second, but⁠ leaving aside whether‍‌ it was even‌‍‍ possible to persuade⁠⁠ her or not,‌⁠​ I wasn’t confident⁠‌ in predicting how‌​ things would turn​ out if she‌ was to join⁠⁠‌ the party.

If‍‍ Hua Ran’s restrictions​‍ were to be‍ broken during the⁠​​ fight against the⁠​​ awakened Marie, then⁠‌ that would immediately​‍‌ lead to ‘Game‍‌ Over’.

Power​ too big to​‌ control would only‍ be a hindrance.‍

“Hello.”‍

Dorron,⁠‍‍ who was training⁠ by himself at‌⁠‌ the very corner‌‌​ of the training⁠‌ rooms, threw me​‌ a glance before‌‍‌ minding his own​ business again.

– Shhiiik…! Booboom!

With⁠ one glance, he‌ manipulated the swords‌‍‌ as they fiercely⁠⁠ shredded the target⁠ apart. I turned​ to the flying⁠​​ swords and noticed‌​‌ that the three‍ magic swords that⁠ I had destroyed‌​​ were nowhere to​‍⁠ be seen.

“What‍‍⁠ is it? Korin​‌‍ Lork.”

“Hmm…​​ I don’t remember‌‌ telling you my‌ name though.”

“It‍‍​ is normal to​‍ remember the names​​‌ of every capable⁠​ person of the⁠‍‍ Academy.”

The​‍ fight at the⁠ hunting grounds appeared​ to have left⁠⁠‌ quite an impression.⁠⁠ It seemed that⁠ Dorron had looked​‍⁠ up my name​​‍ in his own​ time.

“I​ want to hire‍ you as a mercenary.”

“50%‌‍‍ down payment. I can take an⁠ item as a mortgage if you​⁠ don’t have money.”⁠​

That​ was what I was waiting for.⁠​⁠ I immediately took‍‍‌ out the Soul‍‌⁠ Dust that I got by letting‌⁠ Sebancia Duke ascend‌​ in peace at‍‍ the library.

“This…”‍‍⁠

“It’s⁠ for the mortgage.⁠​ Unique Grade Soul‌ Dust. Not a single speck of​‌​ the soul lost⁠‍ due to a fight. A 100%⁠​ pure and perfect⁠⁠ item.”

“May⁠ I ask what⁠‌​ you are after,​⁠​ Boss?”

Dorron​‍ changed his attitude‍ in an instant,⁠‍‍ which was a plus considering how‍⁠‌ easy it was‍​ to talk to⁠⁠​ him.

“We‍ will be looking‌⁠ for one person.‍‍ Me, you and⁠‌‍ the other party‌⁠ members will have​​ to subjugate that‌​​ person without killing‌‍‍ her.”

“And‍​‍ how difficult would​ it be?”

“Unique​‌‌ Grade.”

“Crazy.”⁠

He‍​‍ clicked his tongue​‍ as if that⁠⁠ was absurd, but​​‍ he didn’t turn‍ the offer down​⁠ straight away.

“The​ rule for mercenaries‍⁠ is to not⁠ bother with hopeless‍‌⁠ battles.”

“If⁠⁠​ you’re scared, you⁠⁠ can use only‍⁠‍ the flying swords​ at a safe​⁠‍ distance.”

“You‍ see, I only⁠‌⁠ have two swords⁠ left. You should⁠ know that better​‌⁠ than anyone else.”‌‌

Yes.​​‌ I did, because‍⁠ I was the⁠‍ one who broke‌‍ them. The only‍‌‍ remaining magic swords‍‌‌ were a normal‌ magic sword that‌ had no special​ abilities and the‍‌ heavy iron sword⁠​⁠ which could only‍⁠⁠ strike down from‍⁠⁠ above.

“All‍‌ you have to‍‍⁠ do is occasionally‍ draw the eyes‌‍​ of the enemy‌⁠⁠ and act as‍‌ a sub-dps. I’m‌‌ not expecting anything⁠​ more than that​​‍ from a mercenary.”⁠

It​ was easy to‍ form a party‍ with Dorron Warsky.‌ All we had⁠​​ to do was‌‍ give him money.‌‍

However,​⁠ he was a mercenary. Trying to‌ use him more‍​ than the ‘money’s‌⁠⁠ worth’ would always‌​‍ lead to a backlash. A firm⁠⁠‍ line had to⁠‌ be drawn to‍​ make use of‌‌ him.

“Good.​‌‍ The price would⁠ be 20 gold​ coins. If you‌⁠ can’t pay the‌​ money…”

“I’ll​‌ sell the mortgage‍ if I have⁠⁠⁠ to so don’t‌ worry.”

“What‌‌ a nice employer‍​​ to have.”

Dorron‍‌​ didn’t ask anything‍ else. He didn’t‍‍ ask who the‌‌ Unique Grade was,​‌ nor raise any⁠​ doubt on where​​​ I obtained that​ information.

He‌ was someone who​ considered following the​ given commands without‍‌ bothering about anything​ else. The code‌ of mercenaries.

After⁠ deciding to meet‌⁠ at the entrance⁠‌‍ of the hunting‍ grounds in 2 hours time, I looked for the⁠​ next target.

****‍⁠

Most​‍‌ of the locations‍ of the NPCs⁠⁠ in the game‌‍ were fixed. It‌ was to make​‍‌ sure players didn’t‌ have to go⁠‌ around everywhere when‌⁠‍ looking for specific​ NPCs, but there‌‌ was a particular​ reason behind them⁠ in this real‌‍ world.

An​​ example was the⁠​⁠ Druid of the​‍⁠ Avelorn Forest, Yuel.‌​ She spent most​​ of her time‌ at the library.⁠‍

‘Papers​ are disgusting! Nature⁠ is the best!’​​‌ Even though that‌‌ was what the‍⁠‌ druids screamed out‍‍ all the time,‌‍ there was a reason why Yuel‌‌ was always at‍ the library filled​‍‍ with papers.

“You​ mean you want​​​ me to cooperate?”⁠

“Please.”⁠

“…Why⁠⁠ should I?”

The‌ girl with a light green shade‍⁠⁠ of hair asked​⁠ an obvious question‍‍‌ with a discontent⁠ look on her⁠​ face.

As‌⁠‍ someone who could‍‍ read the aura​​ of nature, she‍⁠‍ must have realized⁠‍⁠ how pathetic my​ aura and my⁠​⁠ mana was. She⁠ must have found​‌‌ it laughable for‍⁠ someone as weak⁠ as me to‍‍⁠ suddenly ask for​⁠‍ cooperation on defeating​ a Unique Grade‍‌‌ demi-human.

“Ogham⁠‌⁠ Alphabet.”

“!!!”‍

“That’s⁠ your traditional alphabet,‍⁠ right? The letters​ that were lost​⁠​ when Avelorn was‍ burned down by⁠⁠ demonic beasts.”

“You…​ How did you…?!”‌⁠‌

“I‍ heard of the‌​​ great fire at⁠‌⁠ the Avelorn Forest‍‌‌ a year ago,‍​ and why else⁠‍ would a druid⁠‍‌ from that forest⁠⁠ suddenly come to⁠‌‍ Merkarva Academy?”

I told her the​‌ rest was easy‌⁠⁠ to deduce, and⁠‌ Yuel was convinced‌ despite the uncomfortable⁠‍‌ look in her‌​ eyes.

She‌ was from the​‍⁠ ancient tribe that‌ detested papers for‌‌ being made by‍⁠ cutting wood, with‍​ only one person​‌‌ from the generation​​​ allowed to know​​​ about the traditional​‍ alphabets.

During‌ the attack of‌ the demonic beasts,‌ the previous druid⁠​ in charge had‌‍⁠ been killed and‍ the alphabets that​ were carved on⁠‌ the walls were‍ also all lost‍‍ due to the⁠‌​ fire.

The​‌‌ reason Yuel, the⁠‌ Druid of the‍ Avelorn Forest, had‌⁠⁠ come to Merkarva​⁠ Academy was in​‌ hopes that its​‌​ Great Library with‍‌⁠ so many pieces‍⁠ of information would​​ have some clues‌‍‌ about the Ogham​ letters.

“I’ve‌​‌ read something related‌⁠ to that. I can’t really remember⁠⁠​ the title of‍ that book but…”​⁠

I grinned while tapping⁠ on my head.​

“It’s‌ all in my‌​ head.”

“What​‌ a shrewd person…”‌

Yuel‌ frowned after understanding​ my words.

“ᚑ⁠ (Onn). I think⁠‌ that’s enough for‌ the proof. Right?”‌

I said while writing​ down an Ogham‍​​ letter as Yuel‌​‍ quickly wrote that‍​ down on her‍​ notepad with a pale face. Just‍‍ by looking at‌‌‌ how she was‌‌​ using a paper⁠​ notepad as a druid who befriended‍​ nature, it was​​ extremely clear how‍ desperate she was.‍⁠

By​‍‍ the way, the⁠⁠‌ book I read​ was called 〚Exploring​ the Wild by‌ the Adventurer, Vorahlmer〛which‍​ was written 80‍‍ years ago. Due‌‌ to introducing the​ culture of pagans,​‍ the Old Faith‌ banned it as⁠ a taboo and​‌‍ this Great Library‌ was thus the⁠‌ only place that‌⁠ possessed a copy⁠‌⁠ of that book.‍‌‌

In‍ the game, it⁠ was something that‌⁠ was found by​‍ progressing the rapport‌ event with Yuel,​‍ so it would‍​ take a long‍‌ time for her‍⁠⁠ to find it​‌ by herself.

“More…”‌

Her‍‌ face that was⁠ eager for more⁠ letters gave off‍​ her desperation.

“You‌‌⁠ don’t need to​ be in a hurry. I’ll tell‍​ you everything once​‌​ this is over.”​

“It’s…‍ a promise.”

“Yeah.⁠ I’m not asking⁠ for much either.‍​ I’ll do all​‌ the dangerous stuff‍​​ myself so just‌⁠⁠ support me from‍ the back.”

“…”⁠⁠‌

I left the library​‍​ after making a promise with Yuel.⁠

The‍ sub-dps and the‍‍​ support were all‌ in place. The​⁠ only things that‍​‌ now had to‍​‍ be done was‌‍​ fill up the⁠ numbers – so⁠⁠ we could stand⁠ our ground during‍ the 1st phase.‍

“Can​ you say that‍ one more time?”​⁠

“Uhh…‌‍ I think I’m⁠ hearing things.”

The‍⁠ two people who‌ loved going to​‍ the training rooms​⁠‌ these days – those owls who‌​ were slowly enticing​ Kranel Luden into​ their grasp were‍‍‍ shocked after hearing⁠ my words.

Grade‍​‌ 3 Knight, Jaeger‍⁠‌ Hinzpeter.

Grade‍‍⁠ 5 Mage, Lark‌ Buhgman.

These‌ guys that I knew from way‌‌​ back were just‌⁠​ side characters and⁠ single-time villains whose‌‌ roles were preassigned​ by the main⁠‌‌ scenario back when​​​ it was a game, but now⁠ they were different.‌​⁠

“I’m⁠​‌ looking for a party. It’s difficult,‌ low reward, extremely⁠ dangerous and we‍‌‌ might even die⁠ against a strong​‌ Unique Grade demon,‍⁠ but we can‍ gain tremendous honor⁠⁠ and recognition if⁠ we succeed.”

“…”​⁠​

“…”⁠‌

The‍⁠‍ boy wearing glasses‍​⁠ with unkempt hair⁠⁠⁠ and the typical​‍ delinquent-looking guy with‍​⁠ short hair turned​⁠⁠ to each other.‍

People​⁠ that loved efficiency‍⁠‌ were like this‍ – they would‍‍ use a calculator‍​‍ to calculate their​ chance of victory​ and the efficiency,‍ to see what‌‍‍ would be the‍‌​ most beneficial for⁠⁠ them.

However,‌​‌ the true alpha‌‍ men were different.‌

“That⁠‌‌ sounds super retarded⁠​ but…”

“Let’s⁠ do it.”

Because​⁠ alphas never care.‍

That​​⁠ was why humanity‌‌ was able to‍​ conquer the South‍‌⁠ Pole.

****​‍‍

When‍‍ we arrived at‌⁠‌ the forest in​ time, the sun‌ had already set‌‌‍ over the horizon,​‍‍ and the woods⁠‌‍ with not a single presence of⁠​‌ students was as​ dark and unfathomable⁠​ as the abyss.​‍​

“Is‍‌‌ she really in​ this forest?”

“Senior‌ Marie, right?”

Jaeger,‌‍ Lark, Dorron and‌⁠⁠ Yuel had each⁠⁠ prepared themselves for‍ the upcoming fight.⁠‌⁠

“Boss.‍‌ I know what​‌⁠ the goal is,‍ but how are⁠‍ we going to​​ find her?”

It‍‍ would take years‍​ for us to‌⁠ search through this‍ whole forest with‍ just the five‌‍​ of us. That‌​​ obviously wasn’t my​⁠ plan.

“We‍⁠‌ don’t need to​‍‍ look for her‍‌​ ourselves. We can‌‌ just ask. Right?”⁠‌

“…Seriously.‌​‍ How do you​ know so much?”‌‌

This⁠⁠‌ was our second⁠ conversation. With a puzzled look on‌​‍ her face that⁠ showed her befuddlement,⁠ the druid lowered‍‌ the antique staff‌ onto the ground‍​‍ and closed her⁠‌ eyes.

“O⁠‌​ spirits.”

Even‌​‍ though the druids​ were known to‌⁠ use the power‌​‌ of the forest​​ for themselves, this⁠‍ was nothing like‍​ magic where they‍⁠ had to spend⁠​⁠ their own mana.⁠​‌ They were the‍‌ protectors of the​ forest that grew⁠ up together with​‍⁠ nature. A single‍​‍ sincere request from‌ them was able‍‍ to move the⁠⁠⁠ forest.

In‌⁠‍ the dead of​ the night, the‌ forest greatly fluctuated.‌ Judging based on​‌‌ the cheerful reactions⁠ of Lark and⁠​‍ Jaeger, it seemed⁠⁠⁠ that many spirits​​‍ of the forest⁠‌ were responding to‌⁠​ Yuel’s call.

“Yes.‌ I beg you.​ Please find her.⁠​ Please lead us⁠​⁠ to her.”

Although‌​ this wasn’t a part of the⁠⁠ game, we had​⁠ greatly relied on‌⁠‌ her in the‍ previous iteration.

Most⁠ of the spirits‍‌ of the forest‍‌​ were low-grade elementals.‍ They were useless‌ in battles but‌​ when it came​‌​ to searches, their‍‌‌ overwhelming numbers were‍‍ incredibly overpowered.

As‍⁠‍ long as we​​‍ were in the‍​​ forest, druids were⁠‍⁠ pretty much almighty.‍ This was why‍ I had taken‍​⁠ in Yuel as‍‍​ the support.

No-one‍‌ was able to⁠‍​ run away from⁠‍‍ the eyes of‌ a druid in​ the forest.

“I‍ found her. At⁠⁠ the depths of⁠‌ the forest… where‌‌ the demonic beasts‌ are. That’s where​ she is.”

Where‍‍‍ the demonic beasts‌​⁠ are, huh… I had a rough⁠ idea of why‍‍​ she would be​​‍ there, but Marie’s‍​​ instincts should be‍​‌ telling her that‌ their blood wasn’t⁠‍ enough.

I trusted myself. There⁠ was enough evidence‍​ to support my‍ hypothesis, and that‍ was why I was shoving my‌​‌ head into such‍ a dangerous matter.‌‌​

– Kiieeeekk—!

A chilly howl echoed​‌⁠ across the woods.‌​​ The demonic beasts‌​ of the hunting‍ grounds were creating⁠​‍ a ruckus even‌ though it was​ rather late at‍‍ night.

“…”‍‌​

“Dude.​​⁠ This…”

Jaeger​ seemed to have‍‍ noticed it as⁠ well and glanced‍⁠⁠ at everyone while​ inquiring with his‍​ gaze whether his​⁠‌ prediction was correct‍​ or not.

“……The‌‍ spirits are frightened.”​

“It⁠ is not any​​ different for the⁠‌ demonic beasts.”

“Have‍‌‍ you seen anything⁠⁠​ like this, Dorron?”​​‍

“A​ few times. There​ is only one⁠ reason why predators⁠ would be terrified.”‌​

– The appearance of⁠‌​ an even bigger​⁠ predator.

The‌​ demonic beasts at‍‍ the top of‌‌‌ the food chain⁠ in the forest‌​ were so horrified‌⁠ by the appearance‍​‌ of the powerful​​⁠ being that they​​⁠ were wailing in‍‍⁠ fear.

It​‍ was natural for​‍⁠ them to be⁠‍ scared and terrified.‍ That wasn’t something​​‍ as simple as⁠⁠‌ powerlessness and fear‌‍ towards a stronger‌​ being.

The‍​ demonic aura exuding‌⁠‍ out of Unique⁠⁠​ Grade demons – those unfathomable monsters‌⁠​ – had something​‍ like the fear-inducing‌‌​ aura of the‍ dragon race.

– Clomp clomp!

– Clomp clomp!

Those⁠​ shrieks of the‌‍⁠ beasts subsided more⁠‍ as we approached‍ the center of‌‍‌ the forest. From⁠ fear to powerlessness,‌⁠ and from powerlessness‌‌ to obedience. Such​ was the way‌ of the ecosystem.​​

At​‍ one point, the⁠ only source of‍​ sound became the⁠⁠‍ rustling leaves beneath‍ our feet, and‍ that was when‍⁠​ our eyes spotted​ something different.

– Krrghk! Kurrgk!

In‌ an open plot‍ of land with‍⁠ dozens of demonic⁠ beasts stood a girl that appeared‌ extremely out of‍​ place.

Her‍​ water-coloured hair that‌ used to be‌‌​ both neat and⁠ tidy was tainted‍‍ with blood and​ her everlasting smile‌‌ was replaced by​‌⁠ stiff clots of‌⁠‍ blood.

– Kuruk, kurrugk…!

An‌‍ owlbear had its‍‌ neck bitten by⁠ the girl who‍ was less than‍‍ a quarter of‌​‍ its size, but‌‍‌ was staying still‌⁠‍ without even dreaming​​⁠ of fighting back.‌​

The​‍ fangs that were‌​ digging in through⁠‍‍ the thick leather⁠ around the neck‌‌ formed a pathway‌ for a one-sided‍ blood transfusion. Despite‍ being aware that‌⁠⁠ it will be‍⁠ sucked dry till⁠‌ death, the owlbear‌ and the demonic⁠‌ beasts surrounding them⁠‌⁠ were unable to⁠ dare fight back.​‌⁠

Those‌​⁠ beasts had their⁠ brutality repressed by⁠⁠ the demonic aura‌ of a Unique⁠ Grade, and retaliation​‍‍ wasn’t even an​ option for them.​

A scene that was‍‌ completely outside of‍ his expectation made‌ Lark take a few steps back​‌ in horror.

“Hiik…”‌‍‍

“Kurrh…!”​

His‍⁠ unconscious gasp made​​‌ the vampire turn⁠ its head in‍‍‌ a flick. The⁠​⁠ golden eyes that⁠⁠ used to be‌ as bright as⁠ the sun were‍ now vertically slit⁠‌ like the pupils​‍‍ of a reptile.⁠‍​

Vampire.‌‍

The​‌​ King of demons.⁠‍

One⁠ of the most⁠⁠​ powerful demi-humans.

“Get‍⁠ ready. Yuel and‌‌‍ Lark – go‌‍ to the rear.⁠‌ Dorron and Jaeger⁠‍ – take a step back and⁠‌‌ focus on support.‌⁠⁠ I’ll take the​⁠‌ lead.”

“…”‍​‌

I felt mana fluctuating⁠ behind me. It‌ was probably the‌‍‍ spirits and Lark’s‍ ghost knight being​‌ summoned.

It​‌‍ was none of​‌ my business considering​‍ my inability to‌ perceive spirits due‍ to the Restriction‌⁠‍ – the 2nd‍‍ line of my​ Precept. However, what⁠ was important was—‍

『3rd‍ Precept』
Marie Dunareff: Relation​‌⁠ – C

Backup:​ 50% Increase in‍ Stats

Aura:‌‌ { Low (1,480⁠​ + 740) }

Mana:⁠​ { Very Low​⁠ (920 + 460)‍‌‍ }

Strength:‌ 26 + 13‌​

Agility:‌​ 26 + 13⁠‍‌

Vitality:​ 26 + 13⁠

Aura:⁠‍‌ 26 + 13‍​

Mana:⁠ 26 + 13⁠‌

「Regeneration‌ of the Tenacious‍​ Warrior」
When your HP‍‍​ falls below a certain level during‌ a fight, your‌ HP Regeneration speed‍ will increase tremendously.⁠‌

+ 50% Regeneration

❰I​ will save the⁠ world❱
– Either kill‌⁠⁠ or save Marie‌​‌ Dunareff and take‍‍​ the first step‌‍​ in saving the​⁠‌ world.

「There⁠⁠ is a conflict​ with the 1st‍‌​ Precept, ❰I will⁠ not disregard the‌⁠ misfortune of the‍⁠‍ good.❱」

「Save‍​⁠ Marie Dunareff. Wish‍​ you all the‌ best, Hero Korin​‍​ Lork.」

Marie’s​‍ fate and the​​ effect she will​‌ have on this‌ world.

The‌ backup I received‌ was after a calculation of the⁠ ‘effect this would⁠‌ have on the‌⁠‍ world later on’,​‍​ instead of considering‌‍ this as a one-time event of‌‌ the 1st Arc.‌⁠

Besides,‌ considering my 50%⁠ additional damage to‍⁠​ physical existences, my‍⁠⁠ current physique at‍⁠ this moment was​‌‍ pretty much at​​ the level of‍‌ a Grade 2 Knight.

“Kuwoooo—!!”​⁠

“Kweeekkkkk—!!”‍‌

The⁠ demonic beasts sprinted⁠⁠‍ forward while roaring‌ out loud. Starting​‍ from owlbears to‌ mat boars and⁠ horned rabbits, those​ monsters began flooding‍ us with their​⁠ brutal natures which​ had been suppressed​‍​ by Marie’s demonic‍‍‍ aura.

“Right.​‍​ A beast is‌ a beast. Easy⁠⁠‍ for them to​⁠⁠ know who the‌⁠⁠ weaker one is,‌⁠‍ I guess.”

A Unique Grade demon‌‌⁠ behind them and‌⁠ Grade 2 randoms​⁠ in front. There‍‌ was no need⁠ to even think​⁠​ at that point​‍‌ on who they‍‌⁠ should attack.

The⁠ 1st phase of​‌ the boss fight​⁠ with Vampire Marie⁠​‌ Dunareff was the​​ battle against demonic⁠⁠ beasts and spirits⁠‍ that were under‍‍ her control. We‌​ had to come⁠‍ out victorious in⁠‍‌ this little skirmish​⁠ and pass through⁠​ the 2nd phase.⁠

『Main​‌ Quest: Marie Dunareff』‍
※ Difficulty: S

Our‌ current party was‍ about half of⁠⁠​ what we were⁠‌​ in the previous‌‍‍ iteration. But even‍ so—

“Everyone.⁠ Get ready.”

We‍‍ will win.

We‌⁠ will overcome every‍​⁠ adversity and hardship⁠‌ to achieve victory.‌⁠

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