I Have been Reincarnated As a Lazy, Arrogant Noble, but When I Destroyed The Scenario Through Effort, I Became The Most Powerful With Extraordinary Magical Power - 107.1

Chapter 107 Alteration of the Original part 1

The one fighting closest to me was Tula.

Her specialty was Iaido. However, in the original, she was considered the strongest in one-on-one combat.

In a game, it wasn’t strange for characters to have weaknesses. This world was real, but it seemed to have inherited some of those quirks.

In my field of view, the upper and lower halves of one of the soldiers were split in half and lying on the ground.

No mercy, indeed, just as expected from the residents of this world.

However, it seemed she was attacked afterward.

Tula was currently facing three opponents, all of them seemingly swordsmen, relentlessly pressuring her with their overwhelming speed.

It was a defensive battle, but the fact that she hadn’t been defeated yet was truly remarkable.

By the way, I am currently using Time Lapse.

Apart from the advantage of perceiving the world in slow motion, another benefit was that within the slowed time, my thoughts could still operate.

No doubt, this has been a significant factor in my ability to defeat tough opponents so far.

I could join the fight, but Tula and the enemies were too close.

I wanted to avoid the worst-case scenario, which would be them noticing me due to the slightest hint of agitation.

—Devi.

I visualized it in my mind.

Olin had said it. A Familiar is like another self.

Visualize it.

“Haaah!”

Tula swung her sword back, creating a slight gap between her and the enemies.

In that moment, I — no, Devi — covered her entire body with a defensive shield from above.

“!?”

Without saying anything to the surprised Tula, I focused on the ground with my hands.

Even if I wasn’t using it, I hadn’t neglected my basic practice with other attributes.

Moreover, I had seen Shari’s abilities recently.

I could do this.

“Mud Pool Muddy.”

I infused earth magic into the ground, causing it to swell like waves, gradually turning the earth into a liquid.

The entire area became like a bottomless swamp.

“What… what’s this!?”

“Stay calm, it’s magic!”

The soldiers were trembling as they wobbled on the unstable ground.

Tula had set up an Unnatural Wall on the ground.

At that moment, she released her defense shield. She had apparently noticed.

She sheathed her sword again and focused her mind.

“Hey! They’re coming!”

“Damn it, Defense Shield.”

“Damn it, my legs—”

The panicking soldiers started casting magic. Even though they had become demon-like creatures, they still had self-awareness. I didn’t understand the reason, but their adaptability was on a whole different level.

However, even with that, they couldn’t defend against Tula’s attack.

“Haaaah!”

Tula’s scabbard faintly glowed. In the next moment, an invisible slash flew towards the soldiers.

In the next moment, their bodies shifted, or so it seemed, and then their torsos dropped with a thud.

The power was truly remarkable. I needed to learn from this.

Tula wiped the sweat from her forehead but seemed to have injured her arm, as she was bleeding.

I rushed over.

“Are you alright?”

“I appreciate the help. I’m sorry for being inexperienced.”

“Don’t worry about it. Is the injury severe?”

“There’s no issue, or I’d like to say that. But I used a significant amount of magic in my last attack. I’ll use it for healing, but I’ll probably be a hindrance.”

Strong individuals were quick to self-analyze.

It was better to be clear about it rather than pretending to be cool and causing trouble for your allies.

“I understand. Stay here until you recover to some extent. I’ll follow the magical power. Don’t push yourself too hard.”

“Got it. Thanks, Weiss.”

I left the spot.

However, the fact that Tula had been injured in the process meant that this opponent was formidable.

I couldn’t afford to let my guard down from now on.

But it was Sierra who dispelled my worries.

“Goodbye.”

With a swift swing of her Deathscythe, she severed the soldier’s head.

Her otherworldly magic seemed far stronger than when she had fought against me.

I knew this world showed no mercy when it came to death.

This was Noblesse Oblige.

“Phew…! You’re okay. What about the others?”

“I’ve only seen Tula so far. She was injured, but it seems manageable.”

“Understood. I can’t sense the magic of those two.”

I could only sense magic from Tula and Sierra. They were either teleported far away or sealed within some kind of barrier.

It was similar to when I controlled Devi before.

Those proficient in such magic existed in the original story, like that person named Mika.

“I don’t think they were teleported far away. They should be nearby. Let’s go back to the cliff first. If you encounter a strong enemy, even if it means using me as bait, don’t hesitate to run.”

“I won’t do something like that—”

“This is an order from your senior.”

Sierra’s eyes and her tone were more serious than I had ever seen.

It reminded me of the Witch sisters’ situation.

Knowing the original story wasn’t always a good thing.

Seeing Sierra and Eleanor conversing with smiles, it felt like a miracle.

However, it was akin to knowing someone else’s secret without their consent, and it didn’t sit well with me.

“…Alright. But if I think I can’t win…”

And then, we rushed forward.

I had been wondering what to do if we didn’t find them, but that was an unnecessary concern.

It turned out we were still within the forest on the cliff.

Below, I could see Eva. The reason we couldn’t sense magic was because the magic of this entire cliff was in disarray.

“Is this the end?”

“Y-y-you, stop it…”

Fragments that seemed to be the remains of the soldiers scattered on the ground.

The last soldier, who was trembling with chattering teeth, seemed to have lost his legs as he couldn’t stand.

Eva approached slowly.

“Goodbye. Well, it was kind of fun.”

In the next moment, something black poured down from the sky, and with a dull sound, the man disappeared from this world, leaving behind a pool of blood.

There were marks on the ground as if a metal ball had been crushed.

Was this Eva’s magic, which hadn’t been revealed in the original?

“Don’t just stand there, come down.”

Following Sierra, I jumped down to the lower ground. Using flight magic to continuously defy gravity helped soften the impact of the fall.

“Welcome back. How did it go?”

“Quite alright. What about Milch Sensei?”

Then, Eva pointed her finger.

There, a square space, or rather, a transparent space, had formed.

It was significantly large.

It was undoubtedly a subspace…

I asked Eva.

“Is Milch Sensei in there?”

“Probably. We can destroy it, but it’s dangerous.”

As Eva said, removing the barrier needed the correct procedure.

It might be cut by my Time Lapse, but forcibly rupturing it could cause the magic runes to explode.

However, such things only happened in the latter part of the original story.

In the early stages, there was no way the protagonist could defeat such an unclear and cheat-like magic.

But Eva knew this and even the enemies could use it.

The biggest problem was that we couldn’t sense their magic.

We might be able to see inside it, but right now, it was a space that had been rejected.

Should we observe or forcibly break through?

“It’ll be okay.”

Eva noticed my concern, and at that moment, Tula descended from above.

It seemed she wasn’t very adept at using flight magic, as she landed forcefully. However, she seemed to have magic powers surging.

“Where’s the Sensei?”

“It’s over there.”