A dull longsword and a heartbroken villager

Bray didn't elaborate further; he closed his right eye, plunging himself into darkness.

Then, in the world he perceived, a "dot" lit up.

He quickly opened his eyes again and closed his mind's eye.

He had just gone to find the angel girl he had met in Dahaka. He found her easily without much effort.

These armies did not completely surround the sacred mountain; they left some gaps so that people could slip in directly.

“Let’s go, we can get through by taking a detour.” Bray waved to the people behind him and walked ahead first.

He happened to be able to follow a road into the area of ​​the holy mountain, and also find the girl from before along the way.

Given that the girl was an angel who could say "thank you," Bray thought he could get a lot of information from her.

Putting aside the equipment issue, being a tour guide would be excellent.

"It doesn't feel like a honeymoon to me?" Naruko asked.

"You're mistaken. That's how it is on honeymoons," Bray replied seriously. Bray and his group found the sacred mountain.

However, Bray is now playing the villain.

His broadsword was placed against the neck of a male angel, while his longsword was against the neck of the angel girl he had encountered earlier.

The male angel looked annoyed, while Zoe was panicked.

As for why things turned out this way, that's a long story.

Bray bypassed the Germanic Empire's troops and made his way directly to the vicinity of the Holy Mountain.

The wall outside the holy mountain, made of dense divine power, can block out most people.

Of course, Bray is not included.

Bray used his longsword to cut an opening and then entered smoothly.

The problem is that after he stepped into the protective layer of holy light, he found the angel girl he needed.

At that time, Bray intended to call out to the angel, hoping to persuade Him to act as a tour guide.

Unfortunately, at almost the same moment, a male angel rushed straight in from another direction.

Whether it was to protect Zoe or to eliminate the intruder, the angel was fierce, and every move she made was filled with killing intent.

So Bray naturally started fighting with this guy and beat him up.

Zoe then lunged at him to save him, but Bray casually knocked him down as well.

This is how the scene ended up.

"Wow, you look like a villain," Naruko remarked inappropriately.

"Shut up," Bray said expressionlessly.

“I just want…” Bray began slowly.

"What exactly are you?!" Before Bray could finish speaking, the male angel uttered what sounded like an insult.

“I’m not a thing, I’m a normal person.” Bray’s expression was very unpleasant. Why did this guy call someone a thing right off the bat? It was so rude.

“Are you the human I met before?” Zoe remembered Bray.

It's really hard to forget what Bray looks like.

Not to mention that Bray solved a problem for Him.

"Human? How could that be?" The male angel clearly didn't believe that Bray was human.

There are very few Black Iron beings who can deal with angels, and He doesn't believe that one would suddenly appear here.

He preferred to believe it was a bronze species disguised as a human, or something else.

"..." Although Bray knew that this guy's reaction was quite normal, after all, many angels have a rigid mindset and think that the Iron race is weak.

However, even though he knew it was reasonable, Bray still wanted to say that this guy was like an idiot.

Where do I look less human?

"At least make it believable that you're suddenly losing your mind," Bray said helplessly.

Then he couldn't help but frown.

He looked up and saw several more angels rushing towards him from a distance.

One wave after another, it's a bit annoying.

The Holy Mountain is quite large, but the angels can easily sense the danger to their fellow angels and arrive quickly.

These angels fly much faster than any of the Black Iron race's flying vehicles.

Although she can't compare to Levy, she's still capable of handling the two angels under Bray's sword in time.

I'm so envious. I usually have to walk to get to different events; I can't run.

"I'm just here for sightseeing." Bray's words were honest and heartfelt.

Of course, whether the other party believes it or not is another matter.

Whether it was the angel whose sword was at their own throat or the angel who came to their aid, they clearly only took Bray's words as sarcasm.

They didn't know that, given Bray's personality, he would never mock others.

"Whoosh—" A giant spear formed from light ripped through the sky and hurtled straight toward Lei.

Following this spear of light, several more identical attacks followed.

Even from hundreds of meters away, these spears can still accurately strike their targets.

The premise is that the other party does not dodge or block it.

Bray removed the longsword from Zoe's neck and deflected the spear that had been aimed at him.

The spear's attack was deflected at a huge angle, not quite 360 ​​degrees, but enough to hit the other light spears behind it.

Like a chain reaction, another spear was deflected, and the spears behind it were also hit and deflected.

With a simple backhand strike, the volley of angelic spears was completely neutralized.

"Boom!!!" The spear formed from condensed photons dispersed and sank into the snow-white stone wall of the sacred mountain.

Bray swung his longsword to ease the slight numbness in his hand.

He really wanted these angels to be considerate of the feelings of those who were easily killed instantly, and not to fire a volley right off the bat.

Bray glanced casually at the two "kidnapped" angels beside him.

“Levy, keep a close eye on her,” Bray said to Levy behind him.

If the two angels beside him are left unattended, he'll probably be ambushed out of the blue.

It's better to let Levy keep an eye on things.

"Oh!" Levy responded, then handed Nia to Naruko.

"Naruko, keep a close eye on them. Levy needs to watch those two winged people," Levy said seriously.

"Oh... um." Naruko mumbled a sleepy reply after hugging Nia.

Then, Levy crouched down beside the two angels like a watchdog cat.

"Meow." And after Nia left, the fireball could finally jump onto Levy's head.

Levy appeared harmless, but Zoe and the angel were filled with shock.

Unlike Bray, who knows how to restrain all her aura, Levy is now in full force. Even when she's crouching still, she exudes the pressure of a ferocious beast. All that's missing is a strange roar like "Gah-woo".

"..." With no worries about the future, Bray put away his broadsword and held only his longsword.

The sword was not sheathed, but at this moment, the entire longsword was dull and lifeless, as if it had lost all its sharpness.

But, as long as this sword is wielded.

Then a slash capable of cleaving everything will appear.

Just as Bray was about to swing his sword, a voice rang out from the very back of the angels.

"Humans, that's enough. Shall we all stop?" Joshua said calmly, looking at Bray.

Breton paused, but still swung the sword.

However, this attack did not sweep the angels away; instead, they stood on the nearby holy mountain.

Deep sword marks were etched into the hard surface of the holy mountain, and then all the menacing angels froze for a few seconds.

Bray sized up the angel who was speaking.

He has a commanding presence; it would be even better if he didn't have the teddy bear in his arms.

"Third tier?" Bray asked tentatively.

“It seems you know us quite well.” Joshua was a little surprised, not expecting the other party to know about the Bronze rank.

"I've encountered quite a few."

“Then it seems you were one of the people who stopped my people from establishing the Holy City,” Joshua said.

"..." Bray did not answer, which was taken as tacit agreement.

“Let them go, and then we can start talking calmly.” Joshua pointed to the two angels Levy was looking at. Joshua gave Bray a very different feeling.

This was unlike any of the angels Bray had ever encountered. He could sense Joshua's pride.

He could sense Joshua's pride, but at the same time, Bray didn't perceive His contempt for the Dark Iron race.

If I had to describe it using a character I once encountered, it would probably be the horned demon sage from the abyss.

While the Bronze Age people generally abandon thinking and cling to the past, there will still be a few individuals who ponder various matters.

“Levy, let them go,” Bray said to Levy.

"Oh!" Levy responded readily, wagged her tail a few times, and then remained still.

"Levy, let them go..."

"Oh!"

"..."

After Zoe and the male angel tried to move, they found that Levy wasn't moving, so they just ran away.

"Lord Joshua, these people..." The male angel's voice was filled with resentment as soon as he spoke.

Joshua simply raised his hand and waved it a few times, signaling the male angel to shut up.

“Apart from you and that adorable angel, every angel has a life on their hands.” Bray glanced at the survivors of the holy mountain.

When he spoke of human life, he was naturally referring to the life of the Black Iron race.

“Those ignorant people who dare to step into this place are…” the male angel spoke again. He was very kind to his own kind, but held an unyielding contempt for lower races.

"Don't speak," Joshua said calmly, but with an unquestionable tone.

"I'm so sorry." The male angel knelt down in terror, not daring to lift his head.

Although Joshua was humble, it did not mean that he lacked the majesty of a third-order angel.

“All of us survivors carry the blood of the Black Iron race,” Joshua said calmly.

The moment the holy mountain fell and the city was destroyed, many lives of the Black Iron race were wiped out.

Even though Joshua and Zoe did not kill the Dark Iron, as a member of the Angel race, He believed that He also had to bear this sin.

“…” Bray raised an eyebrow; he always adhered to his strange principles.

He wouldn't attempt unnecessary killing.

Even if a soldier who had killed countless enemies stood in front of him, Bray wouldn't raise his sword.

Because it is not necessary.

“I’m just here for sightseeing,” Bray said with a serious expression, as if he were telling the truth.

Actually, what Bray said was the truth, it just didn't sound like it.

He brought Naruko on vacation, and also wanted to find out where the good equipment was.

"The sacred mountain is indeed beautiful, and I like it very much."