How To Live as a Scammer in the Game

60. it stings

“My tent…it can’t be like this…!”

Ledea, the witch who splits dimensions, muttered in a trembling voice.

I snorted at him.

“That’s your idea.”

At the same time, he summoned a golden spear, aimed it at Count Molen, and threw it with all his might.

Whoops!

A golden spear cutting through the air with an eerie sound.

Because it was physically difficult to avoid, Count Mollen turned into a swarm of black bats.

Huung.

The golden spear flew right past the swarm of bats.

With only a few bats annihilated.

Seeing this, Andrew shouted.

“Physical attacks don’t work on him! Try something else…”

“That’s your idea too.”

I replied to Andrew’s words.

“No. Isn’t it time to joke around? It really doesn’t work!”

Andrew seemed to think I was just joking.

By the way, I wasn’t the type to enjoy jokes that much.

Instead of answering, he turned Andrew’s gaze to Count Molen with a chin.

Count Molen had returned to his original form from the swarm of bats.

By the way.

Chii profit…!

Smoke was rising from the edge of Count Molen’s abdomen.

A cold sweat flowed quietly from his forehead.

Andrew’s eyes trembled as he confirmed it with his own two eyes.

“That…how did you do that…”

Looking back and forth between me and Count Molen.

‘Have you never met a high-ranking vampire before?’

Then Andrew’s classics made sense.

In fact, as I first thought, if it was Count Molen, Andrew was a worthy opponent.

Looking at the situation, it doesn’t seem like Ledea was involved.

Even so, it was applied to this extent…

It could be attributed to a lack of experience.

‘I’ll have to lightly sprinkle the tips of the deceased.’

There was also a bit of apology for overlooking Andrew’s experience.

I opened my mouth while keeping my gaze fixed on Count Molen.

“Andrew. They’ve turned into bats, so don’t give up and stop attacking. This means cutting them down. Turning into bats doesn’t mean you can’t attack, it just makes your attacks a bit more difficult. In bat state, your attacks are nullified. not.”

“……!”

Upon hearing my hint, Andrew’s eyes lit up again.

On the other hand, Count Mollen’s face was disturbed, as if he had been hit hard.

Like it or not, I took my word for it.

“If it’s your power of heat wave, you’ll be able to inflict far greater damage than normal knights, one by one. Keep calm and face it slowly.”

And Andrew stood up again, using his sword as a staff.

“Whoa…I was about to give up…”

He held the sword close to his ear.

It was the basic posture Andrew liked to take.

It meant that the embers of the fighting spirit that had been lost had begun to burn again.

“As expected of Lord Rohan…I can’t help but respect him!”

As if Andrew’s spirit had been revived, Count Molen opened his red eyes fiercely at me.

“The win or loss has already tilted significantly. Do you think the atmosphere will change with one more of you now?”

“Ah. I knew that and brought more.”

I swung my sword again.

wickedness! months!

Diaz, Count Gargent, and Inquisitor Zephron crossed the dimensional veil one after another.

It was an expedition assemble.

* * *

Earl Gargent stood next to me and frowned.

“Earl Molen. What’s that like?”

“…… Chancellor.”

“How much did I trust you, how can I repay you this way?”

“Did you trust me? Chancellor? I’ve never thought of it that way. All I got back was rebuke.”

“Didn’t you think that there was a rebuke because there was expectation?”

“…Are you saying you’re going to change my mind now? It’s too late!”

Count Molen bared his sharp fangs.

“It’s too late! You’ve already crossed the river of no return! You and everyone here! You won’t be able to return alive.”

“Goodbye…”

I didn’t like it very much that the words were unnecessarily long.

He took a step forward and cut off the conversation between the two.

“Are you going to fight with your mouth?”

“No. I will send you all to the underworld.”

I shrugged.

“Well. That seems difficult. Zephron Inquisitor.”

“Yes. Lord Rohan.”

“I’d like to help Andrew.”

“All right.”

Pair Zephron with Andrew.

“Diaz.”

“Yes! Lord Rohan!”

“Your goal is clear.”

“That’s right.”

Diaz’s gaze was only glaring at Count Soleon.

To Nom, the shadowy figure who brought about Leanoa’s death behind Mordon’s back.

“Isn’t it okay to be alone?”

“Of course. Countermeasures, I just heard.”

“Finish it. Your revenge.”

“I take orders!”

I decided to entrust Count Soleon to Diaz.

“That’s funny. Me alone?”

Diaz didn’t answer, slightly nervous, but I could tell.

With her current skills, it was worth trying.

Thanks to the results of my recent special training, she had already risen to Andrew’s level, even though Diaz didn’t realize it.

Andrew, it seems like he didn’t know how to break the law.

Diaz now knows how to destroy high-ranking vampires thanks to what I taught him.

‘The laughable one will rather be on your side.’

Thanks to that, Count Gargent, who had nothing to do, stood next to me.

“It’s amazing. How do you know so much about vampires? Is it because you’re a heretic inquisitor? I’ll have to increase support for the church in the future.”

In fact, among users, how to deal with high-ranking vampires was almost just basic common sense…

It seemed that only I knew about it.

If you’re just surprised by this…

I wondered if everyone would pass out by the time the power of the real deceased came out later.

* * *

I, who roughly entrusted them to my allies.

Now, in earnest, he faced Ledea head-to-head.

High-ranking vampires, of course, could never be said to be easygoers.

When a high-ranking vampire first appeared in the beginning, there was no hellish moment.

However, compared to Ledea, the witch who splits dimensions right in front of her, they were just mid-boss levels.

‘I know the strategy… but it’s scary.’

Ledea, as she could see now, was an invisible being.

So it was known that other senses are more sensitive.

I was afraid that somehow my fears would be revealed and she would let loose.

To be honest, Ledea was an almost impossible opponent at my current level.

The strategy I chose was to prevent Ledea from using other patterns through joint attacks.

Ledea, in a state where she could comfortably use all her magic, was powerful enough to have to choose such a strategy.

That’s why I couldn’t entrust it to others.

Andrew and Diaz, obviously still below me.

No one but me could stand up to that monster in this place.

‘Because it’s a monster that uses the concept of dimensions from the beginning.’

Even if you just listen to it, don’t you already easily pass the normal?

If it doesn’t induce the same pattern as seen in the original…

Maybe it would be on my side to lose.

Until now, I’ve never been particularly afraid of meeting anyone.

It felt a little different this time around.

‘Whoa…!’

I swallowed it as deep as possible in fear.

Even while worrying about whether or not my breathing would tremble.

‘Isn’t it obvious?’

I too raised my senses to the extreme and glared at Ledea.

By the way……

‘Eh?’

Rather, it caught my eye that the other side was shaking slightly.

‘why?’

My head was full of question marks.

* * *

“Yes, you bastard…! Seriously, a hundred years ago…!”

Ledea’s fingertips were trembling.

Wait a minute?……

Am I mistaken correctly?

‘I’m a wizard?’

Yes, he couldn’t see my face because he had no eyes.

You couldn’t even see the wizard’s face.

Diaz and Andrew were also thinking the same thing as I was.

At Ledea’s remark, she grinned.

In particular, Andrew, who had been beaten so far, spat out a word as if something had remained.

“It’s too late to notice! Auntie!”

“……!”

Andrew’s remarks drove a wedge of misunderstanding.

“That’s right. No one dared to tear apart my tent… I thought it was strange!”

They scare me on their own, but I don’t dare say, ‘That’s not me.’ While saying that, I felt there was no need to deny it.

So I raised my eyebrows.

“You managed to get out again…”

“Whoops. I never thought he was still alive. I’m sure I felt something similar the other day. You bastard, are you sure you’re human?”

“You didn’t ask because you thought you’d answer, right? I remember we weren’t in a relationship talking about our lives together.”

Because I have nothing to explain.

Mage is such a strange character.

At the vague words, Ledea nodded.

“If you kill them and disassemble them thoroughly… you’ll understand a little bit, right?”

You’re making all sorts of cruel noises.

Unfortunately, that was not going to happen.

Because I was thinking of struggling with all my might!

I reminded myself of what I said to Count Gargent once again.

“Archers are important.”

“Of course. I remember.”

Why didn’t you attach Count Gargent to the other two vampires?

It wasn’t just because he was an old soldier.

It was because he had a job to do.

Command of the archers.

I saw him briefly, but his commanding ability was excellent.

Enough to leave behind me.

To Count Gargent’s answer, I nodded and took a step forward.

Pattern restrictions through volume pressure.

In addition, it was impossible in the original work…… Mental attacks using lies!

‘There are enough odds!’

I gave a signal to Count Gargent with the look in my eyes that the time had come.

Count Gargent raised his arm.

At that, the archers hung their bows in unison and drew them all the way.

Whoops!

The heavy noise of the bowstring pulled taut behind him was faintly audible.

‘ruler. What will you do? witch.’

As if answering my question.

Ledea reached out to me.

Then, a small circular dimension formed at her fingertips.

She compressed it with both hands, as if distorting it.

Blah blah, blah blah!…… Clink!

Cut into incredibly small pieces.

Curiously, the fragments of the shattered dimension, each one the size of a bullet, turned into a pointed shape.

Then, open your hands again.

Papa baba babat! Papa pat!

An innumerable number of sharp pieces flew towards me alone.

It was because I was standing at the very front.

Whoop! Pew! Puppy pew!

Because it was material from another dimension, it escaped the laws of physics here.

It flew faster than any memorization, almost as fast as a bullet, and lodged itself all over my body.

No article escaped this.

How can humans react when they fly at the speed of bullets?

It wasn’t non-targeting that could be avoided in the original work, it was just targeting magic that had to be hit unconditionally.

Such a guaranteed attack had the power to blow away half of even a tolerable tank.

‘That’s why even the high-levels had a hard time.’

After making me into a beehive, Ledea’s mouth went up slightly.

However, the one who should really laugh was on my side.

‘Caught! pattern!’

The fragment attack of the shattered dimension succeeds at the enemy standing in the front.

And if it doesn’t kill the opponent… the next pattern is fixed.

This was a very thankful blow, confirming that one of the dozens of Redea attack patterns had been selected.

That’s just what I was hoping for!

Roaring!

My pierced body was quickly restored by the power of the phoenix.

I smiled and raised my sword.

“It stings.”

“…! You recovered that?… Nonsense…!”

It could be said that it was a strategy that only those who had the power of Pico and the Phoenix could use.

I went straight to the next move.

With this, the first pattern has been decided, but there are still some stems left.

to fix it perfectly.

With a body that was already perfectly fine, he ran towards her head-on.

That’s right!

Ledeia, who seemed slightly taken aback, hurriedly prepared the next magic.

When I put my empty hands together and opened them, a red whip appeared.

‘great. That’s the pattern, isn’t it?’

Ledea swung her whip wide and threw it at me.

I raised the corners of my mouth and ran a half beat ahead on a safe path.

Damn! Damn!

Although the whip flew with a bloody sound.

I dodged all those attacks, like someone who had seen the future.

At that, Ledea’s face gradually turned into astonishment.

“This, why doesn’t this fit…!”

I narrowed the distance in an instant.

Aiming straight at Ledea’s face, the Colossus’ left arm is loaded with strength…!

Whoops!

He stretched out his clenched fist.

From Ledea’s mouth, a sigh mixed with curse words came out.

“Damn it?……”

aaagh!