LV999 Villager

Villager?

The persons response distressed Rex, and he had a plethora of questions to ask.

How did he protect himself from their attacks? Why was a villager in such a place? Why was he not equipped with any weapons or armor? Why did he protect the Demon?

Rex could not understand the person in front of him. Why was he picking his nose in this situation? Perhaps he looked down on them? Everyone in the Heros party had similar thoughts.

The Villager from back then!?

Rex finally remembered that he and the villager had momentarily interacted with each other only a few hours ago. Kagamis presence had been too weak, and Rex had completely forgotten about him.

How did you?

Eh?

How did you block our attacks? What did you do? Exactly what kind of item did you use?!

Why was he here? Rexs pride ignored the fact that Kagami had protected the Demon. He had let the Villager in front of him shatter his confidence. Rex was in disbelief and could not forgive Kagami.

An item? Ahyes, fufu, shall I inform you?

Rex waited for the answer with a sour face while Kagami smiled sentimentally and picked his nose, as if he was making fun of the Hero.

The strongest item I usedis my right hand.

Your right handyou say?

As he spoke, Kagami pulled out a booger and flung it away with a *Pin* sound before putting his finger straight back into his nose.

Wait, havent you only been picking your nose this whole time?

Yes, I crushed all of your attacks with this right hand that picks my nose this much.

Impossible! With a hand covered in boogers?

Hold up, its not covered with them, right? Just how much mucus do you think my nose makes?

Whether or not what they pointed out had hurt him, Kagami took his finger back out of his nose and sighed.

Krul stepped forward in an attempt to calm down Rex, who stared at Kagami angrily.

Whatever you did, at least you are uninjured. It would have been terrible to kill a regular citizen.

Krul politely lowered her head. She did not care about how he had protected the Demon. Her priority was to find out why this Villager had protected the Demon, and whether or not he was an enemy.

That child is a Demon. Did you protect her because you knew this, or did you not know anything? Please tell us.

No, this child is not a Demon.

Kagami replied to Kruls question, as if to declare that they had misunderstood. Of course, Kagami knew that the girl was a Demon.

He also knew that the Heroes would try to kill the girl because she was a Demon.

I can feel that girl emitting Demon magic. There is no doubt that its a Demon.

Ahshe isnt a Demon. Because she is my little sister.

Everyone in the heros party looked at him when they heard his words. The girl muttered eh? in a dubious tone, making the situation even more puzzling.

Y-your sister? H-howeverthis magic? Though you do seem to be a Human

Its this, the horn of the Blue Devil. Dont you know about its effects? I made my little sister hold it.

Kagami said as he reached into the girls worn out cloak, as if he was going to show them the horn of the Blue Devil that the girl supposedly held.

As long as the Blue Devils Horn still held magic, it could prevent Monsters from becoming hostile to the holder. Bottles and wineskins were needed to prevent the magic from dissipating.

However, this magic was the same type as the magic emitted from Demons and would increase the spawn rate of Monsters when used in a dungeon. It was extremely aggravating for any other people who entered the dungeon at the same time.

I was completing the Blue Devil quest when it just happened to drop, so I made my younger sister hold it. I didnt bring a bag to store it in but I didnt want to waste it, so I told her to keep it safe.

Kagami pulled out the completed 30 Blue Devil quest sheet with magic and showed it to the Heros party.

Of course, Kagami had taken the sheet out of his Bag of Holding.

As Kagami talked with the Heros party, he glanced around quickly, hoping that the Demon girls presence was spawning a large number of Monsters. He evilly thought about how nice it would be if another quest like this one were to be issued.

AVillager? And two of them? 30 Blue Devils? I have never heard of this!

Tina unintentionally raised her voice, surprised that the girl was not a Demon and the Villager had already completed the quest.

Thats not much of a joke. Are you really a Villager?

Kagami showed his Status Windows Role with a wry smile when Palna accused him. Palna muttered Youre kidding when she saw that Villager was indeed written there.

Palna had definitely thought that he was lying when he called himself a Villager. They had never heard of a Villager being able to enter such a high level dungeon, so Tina and Palna could not hide their astonishment when they saw that he was telling the truth.

The Blue Devils Horn effect only lasts for about five minutes

Although the party was surprised that a Villager was in such a high level dungeon, even if he had the protection of a Blue Devils Horn, they no longer felt uncomfortable, and Krul asked another question.

Excuse me, may I take your sisters hood off?

Thats a littlewell, my little sister is a shy person after all.

Why? Wont we be convinced if you allow us to take a quick look?

My sisterif I show her to you, she would go berserk trying to hide her embarrassment. Its a sickness she has.

ButI have never heard of such an illness?

Kagami never thought that he would be questioned so insistently and he realized that his deception was falling apart. After observing the situation, as if realizing that it couldnt be hidden any longer, the girl removed her hood on her own.

H-Hey!

When she took off her hood, it became clear that the hood had been hiding more than just her head. She had red hair that glittered like a jewel, with a woven pigtail that hung down on the right side of her face. There were two small horns on the back of her head that had grown bent downwards and mixed with her shoulder length hair.

Kagami lightly sighed with an Acha- when he saw this.

Please turn around.

Krul immediately instructed the girl. The girl turned her back to Krul and exposed a horn growing on the back of her head.

Its as I thoughtyou dont have an excuse for this, right?

The girl gave up after seeing Krul prepare her Rod. She felt gratitude toward the Villager youth who had appeared and protected her.

However, excuses could only go so far.

If the excuses went on any longer, they would stop thinking of this Villager as a companion and he would be in danger. She didnt want that to happen.

No, look! This horn isan accessory.

However, Kagami, who had not give up for some reason, came up with a farfetched excuse and tried to protect the girl.

The girl stared at Kagami, who had not even tried to abandon her even though it had been the perfect opportunity to do so, with round eyes, surprised.

An accessory? Theres a horn growing on the back of her head no matter how you look at it!

The Heros party grinned at the pathetic excuse.

Nothis, its that, on here. I put it onto the back of her head.

Y-yes?

It was painful to just imagine how such an impossible accessory would be attached, and the Heros party unintentionally made doubtful expressions and sour faces.

Lo-look! Such feelings areI said, Hoi!

Kagami grasped the Blue Devils Horn and forcibly thrusted it into the side of the pedestal, causing a loud, dull sound to echo in the surrounding.

Eeeeeh

Tina, Palna and Krul backed away from him.

Only Rex was astonished at Kagamis behaviour, to the point that his eyes were bulging.

This Villager had, with his strength alone, thrusted into and broke the pedestal, which had been made from a highly resilient, special material in order to seal the Holy Sword until the Chosen human took it.

B-but! Even though animals form such horns, I have never seen any monsters do so!

Tinas words were painful for Kagami to hear.

Thisummthis, after the horn broke onceit was held together with an adhesive, and to improve the horns form just nowit was pierced.

Palna furrowed her brow and uttered Haa? in confusion at the words.

Kagami quickly considered the situation and immediately followed up with more words.

Ah, wrong! Look at this! I gave it to my cousin! I made a mistake! As for my little sisterthats right! Custom! The horn I attached to her was specially made!