Reborn as the Hero’s Daughter! Time to Become the Hero Once More! Chapter 208

I heard the clashing of tals and sounds of horses hooves.

Normally, I wouldnt recomnd rushing into a forest with horses as it put their mobility to waste, but the need to set out for imdiate rescue had forced them to resort to such rash actions.

Perhaps they also had judged that since the enemy managed to co here with a carriage, there should be enough space for horses too.

With that, I decided to check Clouds condition.

His consciousness had not returned even now. That said, his arm was constricted at the base, on top of his lower arm being sandwiched by rocks at the point of the artery, so his bleeding had stopped almost completely.

Michelle looked relieved seeing the bleeding stop, but it was too soon to let our guards down. The bleeding was stopped because she was pressing on his hand, and if she let up even montarily, the blood would once again start gushing out like a fountain.

For a child like Cloud, bleeding any more than this would really be a matter of life and death. Neither she nor Cloud could move from this place.

Nicole Your hand!?

Michelle montarily flashed a smile seeing co close, but her face paled the mont she saw the state of my fist. Indeed, my right first was in quite a grave state. It was deford to the point that just one look was enough to tell how bad it was.

That said, I felt no pain since I already severed my nerves.

Dont worry, its not anything life-threatening, and it doesnt hurt, either.

Doesnt that make it all the more dangerous

I removed the sense of pain myself, so its okay, really.

After saying that, I grabbed Clouds remaining arm. I could feel a faint yet definite pulse. I suppose we could safely say that we managed to overco this dilemma.

After so ti, one of the knights showed up, pushing aside the grass. Seeing and Cloud in a bloody state, he imdiately yelled.

Target found! We have two wounded here! We need a combat dic, fast!

Following that, he rushed to our side and was surprised to see our work on stopping the bleeding.

Are you alright!? Show the wound Huh?

There was nothing else he could do at this point. The only thing remaining was to wait for the combat dic to start healing him with magic. He was amazed at how well we handled the imdiate treatnt.

This is amazing. Theres hardly anything left for to do. Did you do this?

No, I just followed Nicoles instructions.

Still, he wont last long in this state. We have to heal him and fast.

Even if the bleeding was stopped, the wound was still left open. The blood was still oozing out from the severed surface. And we couldnt move them by ourselves.

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Cloud would have surely died had they not showed up.

No, this is enough. We have a healer in our ranks. Reattaching the arm would be difficult, however

Then just close the wound. Ill ask mom to do it afterward.

Your mom? Ah, so you are Lady Marias daughter.

As he answered, this ti, another person showed up from the grass. It was not the combat dic But Finia.

Lady Nicole!

She did not seem to be injured, but her expression was pale. Seeing her face was enough to understand how worried she was. However, had I chosen to go with the safer option at that ti, Cloud would already be dead.

I was worried sick! This is why I said to leave it to the kniWait, what is wrong with your arm!?

Sorry, it kinda broke.

What do you an it broke! Does it hurt? I have to let Lady Cortina No, Lady Maria, know!

She started rummaging in her bag in pure panic and confusion. This flustered state made her look more immature than she really was and it was cute, but this was no ti for that.

Im fine, theres no bleeding, dont worry. Cloud is the one in need of worrying now.

Cloud

Her expression got warped in awkwardness. She and Michelle were arguing whether to go save Cloud imdiately or leave it to the knights.

Then I appeared and made a prompt decision to save him, so she went to notify the knights to help. But since I already notified them along the way, she was able to follow them straight to here.

The problem was whether the knights would manage to follow our traces. But with her, an Elf, who was well knowledgeable when it ca to forests, they were able to quickly reach this place.

If we followed her initial plan, Cloud would have most likely lost his life. That much was obvious at a glance given his current state.

As such, Finia seed to have a guilty conscience for trying to guarantee my safety even at the cost of abandoning Cloud.

Your opinion was correct. However, I judged that Cloud would die if we followed it. Thats why I did that

No, this ti it was you who was correct, Lady Nicole. I should have also followed you instead.

If you did that, the knights wouldnt have arrived this fast, right? So, your judgnt was also correct.

If the guards had not arrived when they did, I might still be fighting with Mateus even now. So in hindsight, Finia went to notify and guide the knights while I rushed on ahead. It was a complete coincidence, but we managed to play our roles perfectly.

It all happened by chance, but you did well this ti.

With those words, I flashed my best smile at Finia.