To Save My Favourite Character, I Decided To Destroy the Game’s Plot

Saraswati is not a chosen one like Lucy, Lieselotte, or Raymond.

　Therefore, like the geniuses, there is no rapid growth in ability just due to mental changes. No matter how hard she tries, she is only able to show her daily best, and even that is nothing compared to a 10-year-old genius.

( I can' t win, you know...)

　An overwhelming gleam of talent. Saraswati laughed at Lieselotte's battle axe.

　A violent blow that she simply swung down from the top with her physical prowess.

　From Saraswati's point of view, it was an attack to be despised. There was no way that Saraswathi would accept being beaten by something that could not even be called a technique, which she was working so hard to hone her skills.

　But she did not have a way to win head-on.

　Therefore, Saraswati did not hesitate to abandon her defense in order to win.

　She would lose even if she just snatched it anyway. If that is the case, it would be more efficient to abandon the defense from the start and use the resources for the offense.

"Soooo..."

　Saraswathi avoided the blow of the battleaxe, which crushes flesh and even bones when it touched her, by just a hair's breadth while advancing.

　Saraswati then scooped up the sword from the lower level in a fluid motion.

　The light slash, which emphasized speed over power, swung out before Lieselotte could draw back her battleaxe.

"Interesting, you've turned into a dead soldier!"

　Lieselotte smiles, showing her teeth as she deflects the sword by striking it on the belly with her fist. Finally, there is a hint of a battle that makes my heart dance. The weak man in front of her was transformed into a strong man wearing a dense will to fight.

"But you are already full of wounds, aren't you? How far can you dance against me?"

　Lieselotte swung down her battle-axe in the exact same trajectory as before to see how far Saraswati had gone.

　Her gaze was fixed on Saraswati with anticipation.

　The eyes were shaking with curiosity and expectation, asking him to avoid the battle-axe and attack, to show a move beyond expectation.

"SH!!!!"

　They widened in delight.

　Again, it was paper-thin. While having the edges of his clothing shaved off, Saraswathi moves forward with his sword at the ready.

　Again, other than a minimal evasion, defense was completely abandoned.

　Saraswati is an ordinary person. A genius goes over the wall with a single feeling, but she has no choice but to cut it down instead of going over.

　By discarding the parts that are not for the sake of what she wants to develop, she can finally catch up with the geniuses, if only for a moment.

　Currently, it is defense. The tip of her finger was finally going to catch up with the genius for just this moment, through a desperate attack that allocated even her consciousness to attack.

"It's good, it's really good!"

　However, even after going so far, the upper hand was still Lieselotte's.

No matter how much Saraswati put herself out there, there was still a huge gap in the specs to begin with.

"Aaah!"

'It's so light!"

　Sarasvati attacked. Lieselotte defended. And yet, the moment their weapons collided, Saraswati was knocked down.

　Their physical strength was so different. It doesn't matter whether they are offensive or defensive, or where their techniques come from. If they hit, Saraswathi would be pushed down unconditionally.

　Moreover, if Saraswati tried to run away in a hurry, Lieselotte, who moved faster than Saraswati, would crush her retreat.

'Where are you going? I am enjoying myself."

　She then forced Sarasvati into a head-on fight.

　Lieselotte laughed. Saraswati, with a look of anguish on her face, dodges the battle-axe, which would knock her out instantly if it hit her, with a single stroke of her sword, cutting off the rare opening.

　The genius's power has yet to show its full depth.

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"What the hell was that?"

　I couldn't suppress my rage that was rising up inside me.

　Lieselotte is having fun.

　She dares to suppress the power, and from there she raises the limit of Saraswati by gradually increasing the output.

,"No. Norwin? What's wrong?"

'Don't you get it Raymond! What's that fucking idiot doing?"

'I'm sorry."

'I'm sorry. . It was my fault. I shouldn't be yelling at Raymond".

　 I apologized, but anger did not subside.

"I understand how you feel, but please calm down."

"But, but! You don't think anything of it, do you, Mr. Vasel?"

　"I have my own feelings, of course. Lieselotte would like to bring out the FULL of Saraswati-sama. Ah, now that's the same thing.?"

　"But, but! You don't think anything of it, do you, Mr. Vasel?"

'I have some feelings of my own, of course. Lieselotte would like to bring out the full  of Saraswati-sama. Ah, now that's the same thing."

　The same thing now is probably referring to the attack in which Lieselotte dared to expose an opening and invite Sarasvati to combine.

　Because it was an invited attack, it was easily prevented, but the current series of strikes seemed to have been unleashed with more than the original Sarasvati's ability.

She is definitely growing.

　Little by little, Saraswati is growing to the level that Lieselotte is looking for.

　Of course, she would grow if she was always pulled out to her full potential in this mortal combat. But to fight as if educating because you are better than him is just licking his chops.

Even if someone licks you in a fight in , you will get angry.

If someone did that to me in real life, in a field I've dedicated my life to, I wouldn't be able to forgive them, damn it!

"Please, win! Win!'

"------ Norwin. A little too loud."

"But!"

------.

Lucy's tone of voice is more intense than usual, and I shut my mouth reluctantly.

　　She was about to get really angry for the first time in a long time, and I was about to lose control. Okay, let's calm down.

　I counted the numbers inwardly and took a deep breath in between to calm down. All right, I'm okay now. I'm okay now.

'I'm sorry, Lucy. I've calmed down now.　Huh?"

　When I turned to the side to thank her, Lucy was staring straight into the arena.

　Her eyelids, usually blurred like a dead fish, were wide open and she was staring at Lieselotte with slightly bloodshot eyes.

　And Lucy's hands were clenched so tightly that they were soaked with blood.

'------ that bastard, I'm gonna crush her for sure.'

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It was a long, dense moment for Saraswati.

The sensation of being forced to pull yourself up. I know I'm being held back. There is also frustration.

But it is also true that I am happy to see myself getting stronger in accordance with the genius.

　In this mortal combat, how far can I go? How strong can I become? I think there is even a possibility that I can overturn this genius.

　My sword is getting stronger and stronger as I think so.

(There is still so much futility.)

　One step, one move, one breath. Little by little, I cut away the waste and get closer to the genius.

　The way for an ordinary person to catch up with a genius.

Finally grasping the opportunity, Saraswathi smiled. Once Saraswati had mastered this, she could stand on the same level as him. It seemed to Saraswati as if he had a vague feeling that...

"So much for you, eh?"

Suddenly, Lieselotte relaxed her stance.

The next moment after thinking so, her legs stopped moving. While she was off balance and falling down, Saraswathi's face was distorted with regret.

　The signs were there from the beginning. From the time Lieselotte first blew her away, her right leg had been complaining of a malfunction.

　The right leg, which emitted a dull ache, was not a condition so mild that it could be left as it was and allowed to fight. It must have been the limit of how much she had overworked it, and now it was at the end of its usefulness.

(Not yet, not yet I can still fight.)

. Saraswati swung her sword as if to appeal, but Lieselotte kicked it away as if to put an end to it.

'It was indeed a good battle, Saraswati."

The victor standing tall and the loser prostrate. The victory was clear for all to see, and Almire declared with his eyes downcast.

" The winner, Lieselotte of Valkyria!"