How To Live as a Scammer in the Game

96. Is that possible?……

Orhel and I already knew the way to Goulun Cave.

As for how to get there, I didn’t really need the help of the villagers.

However, the problem was that the distance was a bit short.

Goulun Village and Goulun Cave.

Although it has a similar name, it actually existed quite far away.

Enough to camp for a day or so in the middle.

Thanks to this, our party, Rosesta, and Aphelia were able to talk a little more and get to know each other better.

The friendlier of the two was Aphelia, the Heretic Questioner.

She was a friendly person who felt more like an ordinary priest than a Heretic Inquisitor.

“Do you think this would be a good place to stay?”

Leaving Goulun Village.

We continued walking without stopping.

Meanwhile, the sun was setting.

As Aphelia said, the right place has now been found.

Rather, I thought it would be better to build a camp here and stock up on stamina again.

There is also a river nearby, and drinking water is supplied.

Since there is a river, there must be wild animals around.

It meant that if you could replace your meal by hunting, you could save a little bit of food for storage.

So we settled in the right place.

Started preparing to end the day.

Up until now, one of the funds was full and overflowing, so I didn’t have much to worry about food and drinking water…

Since supplies were not so good in Goulun Village, they had to be a little careful until they reached the next city.

‘Whatever. Because they exist.’

I looked at Andrew and Orhel, who casually left.

“Shall we get some snacks with mushrooms today?”

“I have a huge craving for wild boar meat, hehe.”

Originally, when we weren’t looking for accommodation in a city or village, the two of us would always come looking for food like that.

Orhel is mainly vegetable.

Andrew is mainly meat.

And at times like these, Orhel seemed to be giving instructions as well.

Because of this, there was no need to worry about going hungry right away.

Around that time, I overheard the conversation between Grendel and Diaz.

“Once you’ve done this, I’ll take care of the rest. Isn’t today Lord Rohan watching your training?”

“Ah, yes…”

“You can do that. You have to train well so that you can beat even the spider monster in Goulun Cave.”

“Thank you, Grendel.”

I slowly stand up from my seat.

I was trying to find a suitable place… the moment I was there.

I saw Rosestar’s face.

Did you hear that they offer swordsmanship instruction?

I mean, she is making a face that she is going to die of envy.

I looked at Diaz and said.

“Diaz. Let’s go.”

“Yes! Lord Rohan!”

And then he spat out a word towards Rosestar.

“You can do a bit of sightseeing.”

“……Yes?”

I stepped

“Um, can I go too? Um, really?”

* * *

“At that moment, it’s like putting your left arm on your side a little more. The armpit is always open.”

“Yes! I’ll keep that in mind!”

As usual, I was watching Diaz’s movements.

Nothing was too difficult.

Diaz was on track to some degree now.

From my point of view, there was nothing to do but point out a few small details.

‘Rather, if you touch it wrong, it could ruin the well-established balance.’

by the way.

I felt it every time I practiced swordsmanship, but Diaz was also quite a bunch of talent.

No matter how much it is a technology that the future self will create, it absorbs it like a sponge.

Diaz, of course, doesn’t know that this is a technique he originally created.

Every time I learned, my eyes were shining bright enough to be excessive.

‘I’m going to figure it out on my own anyway…’

As I was teaching Diaz, I glanced back at Rosesta.

She listened intently to what I was teaching Diaz, and was learning by looking over her shoulder.

But that was a meaningless action.

No, maybe it was a stupid thing that turned into a minus.

I don’t know what kind of existence I have become in her eyes that she follows unconditionally like that…

It was never a good judgement.

Because all I taught Diaz were Diaz-specific techniques.

Swordsmanship that didn’t suit him was just a hindrance, like clothes that didn’t fit.

I, who was worse than that, threw a little advice to Rosestar.

“You don’t want to attach your left arm there, but you have to think of driving your left leg into the floor more strongly. Keep your arm at its original angle.”

“……!”

Rosestar looked as if she had been hit in the back of the head.

Then he carefully followed my words.

Swoop.

After that, let’s swing the sword again.

wheein!

A clean and menacing sound was heard, completely different from the one before.

She was startled by her own sword.

“I-how is this…!”

* * *

‘It seems to remind me of the first time I taught Diaz.’

Diaz also smiled a little, perhaps seeing his past self in that look.

Rosestar asked me, frozen in that position.

“Ho, have you ever seen me wielding a sword? Or do you know my swordsmanship…”

“No. I’ve never seen him wield a sword, and he doesn’t even know swordsmanship.”

I immediately shook my head.

Of course I never saw it.

Things that happened after meeting her.

Sparring with Orhel.

and manifestation of power.

Because I didn’t use the sword both times.

That’s why, if it were me in the past, it would be advice I could never give.

Unlike Diaz, Rosestar never appeared in the original novel.

However, from the time I fell into this world to the present moment.

Almost every battle has been a life-or-death battle.

It was an incredible level of experience.

It is the experience gained by risking one’s life.

In addition, transcendental senses such as the third eye were helping my vision.

Thanks to the world’s greatest special ability, and experience accumulated at a speed that exceeds common sense.

At some point, the sword was at the level of Rosestar, and it had reached a level where even a first-time dog could catch mistakes.

To be honest…

‘Even when I think about it, I’m surprised.’

Wasn’t it me who had never even held a wooden sword, let alone a black one, just a while ago?

I’d rather shoot a gun in the army.

In terms of the sword, it was truly a gem disease.

Anyway, I also seem to have grown quite a lot in the meantime.

So much so that you can feel it yourself.

I added one more piece of advice to Rosestar, who was admiring the new sword path.

“If three or four consecutive attacks continue, there will be gaps. Then use that ring.”

“Ah, yes. A ring. Yes? A ring… Did you even notice that thunder is coming from this ring?”

“Did you think you wouldn’t know?”

why don’t you know

I had the same thing.

Although it has now been absorbed and disappeared.

I decided to ask naturally at this point.

Indeed, my black ring of thunder and Rosestar’s black ring of thunder.

As for whether the two are really the same.

“By the way. How did you get that ring?”

“This……”

Rosestar paused for a moment at my question.

Is it difficult to say?

while thinking like that.

Rosestar opened her mouth with a determined face.

“Actually, this is inherited. Dear Bishop of the Archdiocese of Argent.”

“Is it inherited?”

“Yes.”

“Were you originally a paladin?”

“Are you saying that? Yes. That’s right. I was living as a priest with Inquisitor Aphelia.”

The black thunder ring I wore was also an item only for the Paladin class.

If Rosestar was also a paladin, wouldn’t that part be the same?

However, in the end, I wanted to find it difficult to hear the details at this point.

If you dig in too much, you will rather feel rejected.

Rosestar’s expression already looked a bit troubled.

“Right……”

I had no choice but to be content with this today.

Still, there was time.

* * *

Andrew shouted, pointing away.

“Oh! I see it, I see it. That looks like the entrance to that cave?”

next day.

We moved diligently, and were able to reach the target area, Goulun Cave, at a fairly fast pace.

I could already feel the devil’s stench in my nose.

Originally, Arachne was supposed to be classified as a mythical monster rather than a demon.

But for some reason, I made a contract with the devil, and now I remember that there was a setting that I had both attributes of a myth and a devil.

Thanks to that, I sensed the devil’s smell for the first time in a while.

I could feel the hatred creeping in.

Before entering the cave for the last time, I confirmed one thing with Rosestar.

A very important strategic point.

“The spear of water. Is there a limit to how many times it can be used?”

“You mean the water spear? Yes. About twenty times is the limit. Instead, the power of lightning is a little more than that…”

“Write it yourself.”

“……Yes?”

“Save only the spear of water until the moment I say it. It is said that you should use the power of lightning on your own.”

“Ah, I see.”

But they don’t call it black thunder, they call it the power of lightning.

Besides, seeing that there are a little more than that…is there a limit to the number of times?

i didn’t have that

It seemed surprisingly similar, but there were differences.

It was then.

Sasasasasasak!

I haven’t even entered the cave yet.

An eerie sound came from inside, approaching us.

The sun was still up, so the light was shining near the entrance of the cave.

The guys who caused the sound began to appear.

“Whoaaagh! It’s a spider!”

Andrew saw it and jumped up and screamed.

I was surprised.

Because the amount is so huge.

Rosesta immediately jumped forward and prepared to use the authority.

“Sir Rohan! Are you writing now?”

But I grabbed her by the scruff of the neck and sent her back behind me.

Because now wasn’t the time.

“not yet.”

I’m moving forward first.

He waved his left arm.

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Jigsaw Jigsaw…!

At that moment, a huge flash of lightning wrapped around his entire left arm.

Wow!

A golden spear containing lightning was created.

I threw the golden spear into the cave.

Kwakwang! Damn it! Kwagwa River!

The golden spear shot out, scattering lightning in all directions.

The swarm of spiders rushing toward us was oxidized to ashes in an instant.

I said looking back at Rosestar.

“Let the water spear speak when needed.”

She was half stunned.

“…Bu, lightning… Oh my God… can it go that far?… that’s possible?…”

I couldn’t even answer.