I Became the Strongest With The Failure Frame【Abnormal State Skill】As I Devastated Everything

the Faraway Country.

After I had left Armia’s home, I went to explain the situation to Munin.

At this time, I don’t have anyone tailing me.

I’m sure that they didn’t know I’ve seen Munin.

Understanding what was going on, Munin promised to match with my movements.

 

Thus, the Fly King Squadron left the country ahead of the others.

The first thing I did was to assess the terrain in the vicinity.

This rocky area would be the battlefield.

Thus, the first thing we needed to know was the topography of this area.

The second thing was to find out the movements of the Thirteen Cavalries.

If they’re getting close, we need to know their movements before they could do something.

 

I also asked Nyaki a favor to do.

 

“It’s not time to say goodbye yet.”

 

Nyaki knew that, but she looked sad on the day we were leaving.

Even if it was just a temporary goodbye, it seems like she felt sad about the atmosphere of parting ways itself.

That aside…… I had asked two things to her.

 

The first is for her to act as a liaison between the outside and inside the silver gate.

 

What Liese would most likely search for the Thirteen Cavalry.

If she wants to negotiate, she needs to find the person she has to negotiate with first.

Which means, the silver door would have to be opened and closed.

However, repeated departure would only end up with them wasting their keys.

In that case, they should be using Nyaki.

In fact, a harpy who seemed to be their messenger had come and gone from that door many times.

 

At one point, Slei and I sensed the movements of Alion’s cavalry.

Laying in wait near the door, I waited for the time the harpy goes in and out of the door.

After the harpy went out of the door, I saw an opening and contacted Nyaki.

Telling her the expected date of the cavalries’ arrival, I had Nyaki pass it on to Gio inside.

 

When Gio learned the cavalries’ expected date of arrival, he sneaked out together with his troops.

 

At this time, Nyaki also let Gio, Qir and the others out of the door.

Incidentally, there used to be Kobolds on guard near the door, but Liese had apparently already released them from their positions.

 

The 1st Cavalry that we had found seemed to be ahead of the other cavalries though.

 

I heard that each of the units in Alion’s Thirteen Cavalries have different sizes.

However, with the number of soldiers I saw, I just couldn’t believe that the Thirteen Cavalries only consisted of just them.

Most of all……

They kind of feel impatient———- or rather, they seemed to be in high spirits.

They also kind of feel like they were trying to not lose to something……

Whatever they were trying to not lose to, that was probably the reason why they ran ahead the rest of the cavalry.

 

We met up with Gio and the others once they got out of the door.

We also informed them of the topography of the area and our future plans and movements.

 

Around that time, the cavalry ahead of the others were taking a rest.

They had been riding at a reckless speed in this rocky terrain after all.

Their horses must have been a little tired.

We could also tell “what kind of person they are” by the way they looked during the break.

 

At that moment, they had sent out a messenger.

However, I attacked him.

What I wanted to get was his horse and equipment.

 

Moments later, the resting cavalry finished resting and started moving.

The cavalry, regaining its energy, briskly moved forward.

 

Thereupon, I disguised myself as a messenger from the other cavalry.

Right now, they were only thinking about getting ahead.

They aren’t in any state to pay attention to “who I am”.

Once I was sure of that, I approached the advancing cavalry.

As a “common soldier” that has no distinguishing feature, I told them “the other cavalries’ messages”.

 

“It seems that the other cavalry in the rear has been ambushed  by the enemy!”

“It was apparently a pack of armed Leopardkin and a horde of centaurs!”

“However, our side has the upper hand! It will apparently be settled soon!”

 

No name, no personality.

My voice and behaviour probably didn’t even leave any impression in their minds.

 

Now then, receiving these messages, how would these guys react?

 

The cavalry ahead of the others———— The 1st Cavalry.

 

“If it’s the 6th Cavalry, they shouldn’t be in any problem! They would turn the tables on them! Most of all, we can’t afford to unnecessarily reduce our troops here in the 1st Cavalry! We have to hurry it up!”

 

Receiving this message, I watched them leave me behind and pondered.

 

I’m sure Liese had already noticed that Gio and the others have disappeared by now.

If that’s the case, with Liese’s way of thinking, she would immediately run outside.

If Gio and the others started to fight before she could negotiate, everything would be ruined.

Rushing out of the door, she would look for Gio and the others.

At this time, a Leopardkin who was good at hiding, would be watching the path through the valley.

 

As I had expected, Liese and the others came out to the valley road.

If they keep going like this, they’ll probably run into the cavalry ahead of the others.

 

I had already given my instructions to Gio, Qir and the others.

I, on the other hand, transformed back into my “messenger” persona.

Hiding themselves, Gio and the others would meanwhile wait for the right moment.

 

All that was left———— was to wait.

 

Yes…… for the signal of Armia’s sound ball.

The timing was left to Armia.

If she felt that Liese’s life was in danger.

If she thought that it was time to call us———-

Armia Plum Lynx would use the sound ball at her discretion.

Other than that……

 

“Stay within Liese’s arm’s reach during negotiations.”

 

——-is what I told her in advance.

And also……

 

“If it comes to it, you, the one with the best defensive techniques, will be the one to protect her.”

 

——-or so, I reminded her.

 

Seeing the opportunity, I contacted the people on the 1st Cavalry’s rear as a messenger again.

Thereupon……

 

“The Leopardkin and Centaurs have been annihilated.”

 

I gave them false information.

This made the cavalry think that since the rear is no longer a concern, they won’t have to worry about “what’s behind them”.

They won’t worry about the Gio and the Shadowblades———– who had been hiding right from the start.

The Leopardkin were very good at hiding, partly because they were placed in a good terrain to hide.

 

Hearing my plan, Gio was impressed.

 

“You really know how to use use Leopardkin, aren’t you?”

 

—–Or so he said.
Well, that’s obvious.

 

I’ve traveled with a Leopardkin that was called the strongest to the Witch’s Home after all.

 

 

 

————–The sound ball went off————–

 

 

 

“Let’s go.”

 

With a single word from Gio, the black Leopardkin soldiers began to move.

In the meantime, the Centaurs were secretly moving up the cliff.

They were to get behind the enemy’s ambush troops.

The Fly King Squadron’s time to come out would be a bit later.

I had instructed them to leave the general behind if it’s possible.

And when, the enemy general was cornered…….

As if they were heroes saving the day, the Fly King Squadron would make a dashing appearance———–

 

 

And making the enemy general think we’re on his side, I’ll have him spit out information.

 

 

Now then……

 

What was the crux to this strategy?

 

That is————-

 

 

 

 

 

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[To let Lieselotte Ornick know the reality of the situation with her own body.]

 

After a brief explanation of the situation, I revealed that.

As he is paralyzed, Mikhail is trying to say something.

However, I ignored him and just continued.

 

[The only way to change the mind of an obstinate person is to “let them experience” it by themselves.
Faced with such stubbornness, we don’t have any choice but to “have them experience” what it’s like to see their ideals crumble in the face of reality.]

 

Negotiation itself, in the first place, is an inapplicable means in this situation.

Not when the other party is made of unscrupulous people.

To such a person who thinks that negotiating with unscrupulous people is correct———–

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[We don’t have any other choice but to slap the cruel reality on her face.]