Jobless Reincarnation: Emiya the Great Hero Must Show His True Skills

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Although Rigel knew that Shirou was powerful, he still chose to deal with the remaining monsters himself.

Shirou wanted to go and help, but when he thought that Alice would be left alone and might encounter some danger, he chose to let Rigel act alone.

After saying that, Rachel Luther left the spot and ran forward in the direction he was going.

He wasn't particularly fast, but every movement was solid and powerful. He nimbly leaped over the rocky hill and disappeared from sight in no time.

Just by observing Rigel's movements, Shirou realized that Rigel's strength was at least above that of Kyrie Illusion, and became even more certain that Rigel was at least at the Quasi-Emperor level.

"Sorry for the wait, let's go."

About five minutes later, Rachel Rudd quickly returned to the scene.

Even without a specific explanation, a faint smell of blood could be detected emanating from the tip of the trident.

Those monsters that had been lurking in the shadows and attacking earlier have all become victims of Rijrud's gunfire.

This means that Rajirud's investigative abilities are beyond imagination.

Shirou vaguely remembered that Loki had once said that the ruby ​​on the forehead of the Spelud tribe had a radar-like function that could detect the surrounding environment.

This special ability allows Rigel to detect surrounding enemies even though he doesn't possess Shirou's Mind's Eye.

"I say, why do you know there are monsters when you haven't seen them at all!"

While Shirou and Rigel tacitly eliminated the monsters around them, Alice followed behind with a depressed expression, looking quite displeased.

Alice is clearly not the type of person who likes to be constantly protected.

Her personality made her prefer to fight monsters rather than be constantly protected.

So she was very curious as to why Shirou and Rigel were able to sense the presence of monsters even when they couldn't see them.

"This……"

Shirou and Rigel hesitated at Alice's reaction.

Both of them used special abilities to detect monsters, abilities that Alice, as an ordinary human, could not learn.

Seeing Shirou and Rigel's reactions, Alice realized that she might have said something wrong.

So she had to change her approach: "If any more monsters appear next time, please let me know in advance, and I want to fight alongside you!"

"But the monsters on the Demon Continent are all very strong."

Rijrud hesitated before speaking, "You human children can't be dealt with so easily."

"But Shirou can defeat monsters, right?"

“His situation is a little different…”

As for Shirou, Rijerud was clearly also confused about the situation. He hadn't expected his opponent to be so strong, so he couldn't say anything.

But he could sense that Alice's strength was clearly insufficient to contend with the monsters of the Demon Continent.

It will take at least some time for them to hone their skills.

Seeing that Alice seemed a little grumpy, Shirou changed the subject and asked, "Rigid, are you sure you're okay going to deal with the monsters all by yourself?"

"No problem, we'll take care of it all in one strike."

“I see. But if you can’t solve it, just let us know and we can come and help you.”

"No need, children don't need to worry about unnecessary things."

As he spoke, Rijerud hesitated before placing his hand on Shirou's head and patting it a few times with slight hesitation.

Although Shirou didn't consider himself a child, he could understand Rigd's thoughts.

And he became even more certain that Rachel Rudd probably really liked children.

"Shirou, I know you may be very strong, but don't think too much. Just protect your sister."

Rachel Rudd spoke to Shirou in this way.

"I, I'm not a little sister."

Alice, who was standing next to her, suddenly spoke up in a haughty tone.

"Oh, I see. I'm sorry."

After Rachel Rudd finished speaking, he reached out to Alice, who was throwing a tantrum, but she slapped his hand away.

Shirou then saw a clear look of sadness on Rigel's face, just like some people he had seen in his previous life who liked cats but couldn't get close to them.

……

"arrive."

After about a few hours' journey.

Shirou and his companions arrived at a village in the wilderness.

Although it is called a village, it looks more like a smaller settlement.

Only about a dozen houses are clustered together, surrounded by a simple fence.

Inside the fence was a small field. Although it was unclear what was planted there, the harvest didn't look promising.

After all, there are no rivers or forests around, it's a desolate place with nothing at all, and surviving in such a place must be a difficult thing.

"It's a village!"

Alice seemed to have boundless energy throughout the journey, showing extreme excitement at anything new she encountered.

Shirou must do everything he can to stop the latter from doing something reckless.

"stop!"

Alice was stopped by a boy before she could rush into the village.

The boy looked very young and had blue hair that Shirou recognized very well.

"Rigid, who are those two guys?!"

The blue-haired boy spoke in the demon language, leaving Alice completely bewildered, while Shirou understood his meaning quite naturally.

This further convinced Shirou that he might actually be able to translate all the languages ​​in the world.

"The humans I saved."

"Humans? That's suspicious. We can't let them into the village!"

"Why? What's suspicious about them? They're just two children who died. Are you really going to abandon them so heartlessly?"

Rachel Rudd suddenly exuded an astonishing murderous aura.

Upon seeing that murderous aura, not to mention the blue-haired boy, Alice was so frightened that she shrank behind Shirou.

It was through this that Shirou was able to confirm that the Rigelud was indeed not a simple being, and that the terrifying reputation of the Spelud tribe was by no means a fabrication.

"Rigid, don't rush."

Shirou spoke up immediately, trying to calm everyone down.

But his words suddenly switched to the language of the demons, which surprised the blue-haired boy in front of him. He never expected that a human could speak the language of the demons.

Shirou quietly spoke up: "Since they suspect our identities, all we need to do is hand over our weapons, and that should put their minds at ease."

"Is this... really necessary?"

Rachel Rudd was dissatisfied.

Shirou, however, didn't seem to care.

After all, he could actually create weapons with projection magic at any time, but there was no need to reveal this.

"Hand over your weapons?"

After hearing Shirou's words, the blue-haired boy thought about it and felt that it made a lot of sense, so he asked Shirou and Alice to take out their swords.

Shirou handed over the Origami Wind and the Golden Sword of Victory wrapped in cloth to the other party, and Alice also took out the sword she always carried.

It's worth mentioning that Alice did not hand over the Black Key.

After all, most people wouldn't think that a black metal block like the Black Key could be a weapon that could hurt people.

As Shirou and Alice handed over their weapons, they also learned the identity of the blue-haired boy in front of them. His name was Loin, and he was a member of the Migrud tribe.

"The Migrud race? Speaking of this race, could it be..."

Shirou suddenly realized something.

While searching Shirou for any remaining weapons, Loin discovered a certain amulet in Shirou's bag.

That was a charm that Loki once gave to Shirou, and Shirou has always carried it with him ever since.

Where did that necklace come from?

The moment Loin saw the amulet, he exclaimed in surprise.

"It was given to me by my teacher."

"Teacher? Is your teacher Luo Qixi?"

"Yes."

Shirou's premonition came true.

Luo Yin suddenly cried out in surprise, asking in shock, "You know Luo Qixi? How is she? Where is she now?"

The blue-haired boy's series of questions left Shirou completely bewildered, making him suspect that the boy was either Rocchi's younger or older brother.

But what the other person said next completely stunned him.

"Luo Qixi is my daughter! Is that guy still alive?!"

"D-daughter?!"

Shirou was completely dumbfounded.

He couldn't believe that such a young boy was actually Luo Qixi's father.

real or fake?

"Tell me quickly! She left this village more than twenty years ago and hasn't been heard from since!"

Seeing that Shirou hadn't responded, Lorne spoke up anxiously.

Seeing this, Shirou realized that he might have been prejudiced.

The ages of demons are vastly different from those of humans, so it's not unacceptable that a boy who looks about the same age as her is Luo Qixi's father.

perhaps.

In short, Shirou then gave Lorne a general account of Loki's situation and also learned a lot about Loki from Lorne.

It turns out that Loki is about forty-four years old. Twenty years ago, she left the Migrud tribe alone without telling her parents and went to the human world. She has never returned home since.

I never expected that Luo Qixi would be such a delinquent girl who ran away from home.

If Shirou's own daughter or sister ran away from home, he would probably worry just as much as Raine, to the point of being unable to extricate himself from his anxiety.

After learning from Shirou that Loki was safe and sound, Loin breathed a sigh of relief, his eyes glistening with tears.

"Really... Is she alright... Is she really safe and sound... Haha... That's great..."

Seeing how much Loin cared for his daughter, Shirou began to approve of him and no longer doubted the thoughts of the demon in front of him.

After all, someone who cares so much about their family must be a good person!

"So, may we enter the settlement now?"

"Of course we can. How could we be disrespectful to the person who informed us that Loki was safe?"

Lloyd spoke with a smile.

The chaos was easily resolved thanks to Loki's connections.

Shirou also got to know Rocci's father through this, and although the father looked a little younger than Shirou, it gave him a strange feeling.

Chapter 181 Shirou Cooks! A Culinary Taste of the Magical Continent!

Shirou and the others followed Loki's father, Loin, into the Migrud village.

Upon entering the village, Shirou discovered that this village of several dozen households had one striking characteristic: it was extremely poor.

It's hard to describe the shape of the house in detail, but it's like digging a hole in the ground and then covering the hole with a tortoise shell.