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Indifference.

Ironically, it was the biggest obstacle to the realization of desire, and this emotion could be considered a byproduct of all kinds of desires.

Every being with a sense of self craved safety, and thus instinctively felt comfort in the act of doing nothing.

-Ding-a-ling

So, he didnt want to do anything.

If he could convert that emotion into strength, he would want even more fiercely to do absolutely nothing.

At this mont, with faint music coming from beyond the valley, Sloth felt more swayed by that desire than ever before.

Even though the sound felt familiar, he gave up on trying to recall the mory.

Sloth.

A low voice called out just as the desire intensified and his eyes began to close.

Drawn by the voice, he saw an orc standing guard with a mace driven into the ground.

Helkry. A new officer of the demon army who took the position after killing the forr leader while Sloth was asleep.

This duel does not end until one of you dies.

Although he was just an orc, Sloth had no particular thoughts about him.

Simply because he belonged to the Demon Army and was just a soldier, he had to follow the leaders orders

Even as lazy as he was, he was not oblivious enough to forget such a sense of responsibility.

Yes, I understand, Chief.

Yes, at the very least, a minimal sense of responsibility.

Sloth began to drag his heavy body for that reason alone.

Without any respect or regard for the opponent.

Just because he knew that this was the only way to be free from the annoyance.

I comnd you for not ending it with one hit, but in the end, thats all it is.

Having absorbed an impact akin to being hit by a chariot at full speed, moving any further would surely be impossible.

So, let this strike be the end.

Whoong!

The attack, swung from a distance, only hit the wall feebly.

It took quite so ti before he realized that the target had moved away.

Heave, heave.

It wasnt a particularly fast movent.

His body was already exhausted, almost crawling on the ground.

It was just that his nerves were so slow that his reaction was delayed.

Such an annoying resistance.

He crawled towards the spear he had thrown, clinging to the only weapon he believed could attack him, but that didnt translate to respect or consideration.

Even now, the music that reached his ears intensified his desires.

Why was this person choosing the hard way, struggling so desperately when it could be easier for them both?

Why endure so much pain? It wont change the outco

As Sloth pursued the desperately crawling figure with slow steps, he gathered strength in his fist once they were close enough.

The spear was still at a distance from them.

It took a bit longer, but such delays would not turn into miracles.

This fight was about to end.

Dont prolong it any further. Its just more of a nuisance.

Whoosh!

Just as that certainty resonated, the rush of sound echoed.

He felt his nerves tense, but it took a few seconds before he looked towards the source of the noise.

He couldnt tell what had happened in between.

Only the result barely registered in his sight.

Sohow, the spear that should have been far away was now in his hand, swinging towards him.

Bang!

The spear that cut through his shoulder before his punch could land deviated from its intended path and crashed into the side, sending fragnts flying.

The ground that absorbed the force of the heavy mass trembled for a mont.

Crack, crack!!

Taking advantage of the mont, Sloth launched two more strikes to disrupt the balance, and then, having gained distance, the opponent reached into his chest.

Was he still looking for a ans to resist?

Sloth, watching this, then quietly observed his chest, sliced by the spear.

Although he would regenerate even if sliced, the bleeding that had already occurred would not disappear.

He hadnt sustained fatal organ damage yet, but accumulating minor injuries could eventually beco dangerous.

But the sa goes for that guy.

No. Rather, his condition was likely more serious.

Even if he had the strength to wield and swing the spear, he did not possess regenerative abilities.

If he could manipulate magic, there might be variables, but there was no sign of such ability in him.

So, if the fight continued as is, the one to fall first would undoubtedly be him.

Clang!

Contrary to that expectation, he began smashing glass bottles he pulled out of his chest on his head one after another.

Clang, clang.

The dication inside spilled over his head and various parts of his body, and soon, as it seeped into his wounds, it made a sizzling sound.

Enduring such an effect, he gripped the spear shaft tightly and began to clench his jaw with strength.

Ka, aah Ugh!!

Healing potion.

A dication that cauterizes wounds to quickly stop bleeding and enhances healing, promoting rapid recovery from fractures and abrasions.

It was highly effective as an ergency treatnt to recover from immobilizing injuries, reviving even paralyzed nerves, unless it was a severe injury.

If one could endure the accompanying severe pain

Aaaaaaaaaah!!!!

But such intense pain could destroy the mind and shatter judgnt.

Therefore, it was never to be used in battle, yet he endured it, screaming in agony.

Whether it was a cry of pain or a shout to muster all his strength, it was indistinguishable.

What on earth

Kuaa, aaaaaaah!

With that, the fiercely swung spear slashed his skin, and the consecutive attacks began to push his body back.

Then, seizing the opportunity created by the created distance, a full-force spear throw attack was executed.

Bang!

When the attack hit his body with a loud boom, Sloth felt the tremor from the spear and gritted his teeth.

A self-moving spear A weapon imbued with a soul?

He only realized that the weapon far away had flown to his hand because it had awakened its consciousness.

He tried to draw it before it could cut through him, but the spear flew through the air towards him first.

Drip, drip.

Blood flowed from where the spear was pulled out.

As the accumulated damage progressed from minor to severe injuries, Sloths eyes, glowing with rage, began to glare at him.

Why on earth

Feeling pain was annoying.

Even if he faced a strike aid at his heart, he wouldnt blink, and even fearing death was too much trouble.

Yet, the frustration he felt at this mont was surely because of his inability to understand the opponent.

Why fight so hard? Why endure such agony?

Bang!!

The spear held in his hand crashed into him again.

As the ego within the spear increased its throwing power, he felt a destructive force strong enough to push his steps backward.

Dont be arrogant, and dont tremble. You lazy fool.

The man who threw the spear responded with clenched teeth in frustration.

Youre incredibly strong, but slow Your stance is a ss, and your focus isnt even on your fist. Do you not think its overly ambitious to hope the fight will end with such a poorly swung strike?

Even as the potions healing power caused his body to burn up, enduring such pain, the frail human sent a clear gaze toward him.

The attack was indeed destructive, but even now, his trembling limbs showed that he was no more substantial than a candle in the wind.

That poorly swung strike making you struggle to stand is hardly sothing you should speak of.

Just one more hit.

If only one more hit would land.

Kaboom!!!

Such determination flipped the ground around him, destabilizing the stance of the opponent standing on it.

Jumping out of such precariousness was the natural course of action.

Realizing that evasion was impossible, Sloth focused his gaze on him and gathered strength in his body.

Stop bothering any further with that ragged body of yours, human!

Bang! Then, a punch, accompanied by a leap, turned into an afterimage.

The impact could well be likened to a cannonball, yet no fear appeared on his face.

Was it because he was unaware that the attack was aid at him?

No, thats incorrect.

Before the fist pierced his head, the target Sloth was concentrating on was clearly visible in his eyes.

Still, delaying will only make it more annoying, so its better to wrap this up quickly

Yes, his appearance had changed.

The thick covering on his body had fallen off, and the black flesh inside gradually beca exposed.

The light emanating from the cracks that appeared in between, realizing it was the previous afterimage, made the smile on his lips stiffen with tension.

You were you hiding your strength until now?

As he removed his outer layer to lighten his weight, his speed also increased accordingly.

Previously, he moved suddenly, but even that was at a level he could react to visually.

But now, the demons movent was fast enough to beco an afterimage.

If he could adjust his speed and direction, it wouldnt have been surprising if the first charge had torn his body to pieces.

Ive been at full strength from the beginning. Its just that I cant drag this on any longer, so I decided its ti to finish this now.

Damn, are you like a high school kid cramming the day before an exam?

To think he had been dragging things out and now suddenly feels the urgency to cram at the last mont.

Wasnt that the epito of sloth from start to finish?

Your thoughts dont matter to . Whats important is that youve been the most botherso opponent Ive encountered, and if I beco more annoyed, youll have to suffer even greater pain.

As I was astonished, he spoke calmly and took a simple stance.

But with his gaze fixed on , there was undoubtedly what could be called a fighting spirit.

So, if you want to be comfortable, stop at any ti. Human.

Starting now, Ill show you just how annoying the human youve underestimated can be.

If that bastard couldnt kill him, he would win in the end.

He would sharpen this one belief in his hand even more sharply than the spear he was holding.

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