Reborn as the Hero’s Daughter! Time to Become the Hero Once More! Chapter 453

The two Devils raised roars. My feet froze from those war cries that were accompanied by vibrations. My last mont from the previous life flashed in my mind, a feeling of hopelessness surging up from below.

Suppressing my shudders, I tried to keep Kufar, my real enemy, in my vision. However, that proved to be a vain effort. He was not so foolish as to overlook my montary opening. He was already gone from my sight. No, perhaps he could be around, but I could not sense him.

That was his ability in this world, camouflaging.

He keeps going about how he hates his body in this life, but he keeps utilizing that ability to its utmost. He was like a lump of contradictions.

Besides, I had no ti to search for him as I wanted. Two Devils, and highest level ones at that, were charging at .

They look strong. Can you win?

You!

Suddenly, the young boy calling himself Baa appeared next to .

Im quite happy to borrow his strength, but I wish he just cooperated from the start.

Hey now, dont misunderstand anything. I let you know about him as a freebie. I have no obligation to lend you a hand.

Fine, I get it already!

Also, that Sli. I suppose his manipulation range isnt that big since he ca all the way here, huh? Perhaps about a ten-ter radius.

I couldnt care less about that now!

I jumped sideways along with my scream. Following that, a longsword of over two ters long swooped down where I stood and split my afterimage.

The stone pavent broke and the sword sunk about halfway in it. Then, its second sword followed as I leaped away. Baa anwhile took distance from the Devil with gliding movents. This sly bastard.

Yaahhhhhhh!

I yelled a little inappropriately for a girl and swung my leg up. My kick landed on the middle side of the blade that was approaching .

I knew full well that the kick of this level would never be enough to throw its swing off-course. What changed the trajectory with this was my own body. I changed my direction downwards from the recoil and rolled over the paving. I did not remain at the place, instead kicked the ground and leaped even farther.

The second Devil attacked where I was a mont ago. Had I stopped where I was or just done a roll, I wouldve been split into two.

So, whats your plan?

I dont wanna make any more debts with you!

In my previous life, I and this type of Devil took each other out. And there were two of them here now. I couldnt bla my body for faltering instinctively.

Still, like with Kufar, they were enemies I had to overco. If I didnt, I would not be able to stand before them in the future.

Co Ill settle it once and for all this ti!

GRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!

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As if responding to my provocation, the two Devils roared in unison. Their roar was full of pressure that would freeze everyone who heard it. Perhaps it served to dull my movents, but this ti it was convenient for .

The intimidation didnt work on , and it wouldve been bad if people heard the ruckus and ca here. With this, ordinary people who heard it would get intimidated and wont get in the way.

The Devils moved to sandwich between them. I ran in reverse, trying to move to a place where I wouldnt be flanked. Of course, they wouldnt just let pass by, so the two slashed at from left and right. I passed through them by a hairs breadth, did a roll one ti, and turned around.

Downward and sideway swings imdiately entered my vision. As they each held two swords, they were able to make their next attack faster than .

I jumped over the sideway swing that approached slightly faster, and flew my thread towards the sword. The entangled thread dragged along the sword, flinging to the side. With that, I managed to avoid the vertical swing too.

We were in a plaza before a church, so there were no places where I could hook my threads at. The enemy, on the other hand, could swing their swords freely in every direction. The situation was even worse compared to the one in my past life.

Not to ntion, there were two of them now. Had it been of the previous life, I wouldnt have been able to fight against them. But now, other than my mastered skills, I also had the power of magic on my side.

Moreover, the gauntlets God Hastur made especially for helped when doing violent maneuvers. I was feeling far less burden compared to back then.

Besides, even if there were no obstructions around, it wasnt like I had no places to hook my threads at. Their giant bodies themselves could beco hooks for my threads.

Moreover, due to activating Enchant on my gauntlets, my mobility increased enough to rival the Devils. There was a ti limit, of course, but I should not fall behind even against the two of them.

Having said that, if I drag this on, they could get in a surprise attack like during the fight with Kufar!

It was not my field to fight head-on like this.

Laying traps, surprise attacks, ambushesthings that decided the outco in one move were my specialty. This kind of battle was not my real nature, as expected.

The Devils seed to have sensed my decision to attack and montarily stopped their attacks.

Using that opportunity, I did a small back step to open up the distance. Seeing that, one Devil rushed at with a powerful thrust. I bent backward and dodged it, coiled a thread around its sword at the sa ti, and then flew them towards its neck.

I was planning to use its own strength to lop its head off, but it had seen through it.

Before the thread managed to twine around its neck, it swiped it away, making my body go flying along with it.

I rolled quite far and opened so distance. When I tried to get up and fix my posture, I heard soones voice as their way cut into this place.

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Devils?!

I rembered that voice well. That voice that I had grown to hear since my birth undoubtedly belonged to Lyell.