This stone axe shattered into pieces, yet his axe’s blade was only chipped…

The cursed axe, Gloisan…

What a terrifying warrior…

You don’t have to keep bringing up something so dead.

It is an existence that seems to embody the fate of Berkus.

Mr. Gurui from 4 o’clock

You guys should take better care of your bodies…

>>6

(I wonder which one it is…)

In the later stages, as one of the leaders of the Demon Lord Army, surpassing Hadlar in power, I became the commander of all the legions except for Dani.

It’s a crocodile that demands respect.

…If we’re not careful, isn’t this better than the avans of this season?

>>9

I feel like if they actually fought, Teacher Avan would probably win, but that old man is just too physically overpowering…

>>23

Although the warrior’s fighting spirit is at full throttle, because of that, they are mentally young and lack deceptive tactics and flexibility, so I think they will lose to Avan’s good-natured anything-goes approach.

I think we both like each other, so let’s leave it at that for now.

This feels more like iron than stone, doesn’t it?

The handle is passed through the hole in the axe head and secured.

Looking at it now, the axe part really has a proper face-like design.

The blade part has a stone-like texture, but…

It has the shape and texture of something that has been metal-formed.

It might be good-quality iron ore or obsidian, even though it’s called stone.

I don’t think the old man can tell the difference in that kind of place either.

Well, whether it’s iron or not, it doesn’t lessen the man’s achievements in any way.

Many things in the Daitai world have a texture that is hard to distinguish between stone and metal, don’t you think?

Destruction depiction where armor shatters like a rock.

In the demon world, there is magma that even corrupts orichalcum, so it’s not surprising that incredibly hard obsidian can be obtained there.

Isn’t he from the demon world… He’s an aquatic creature, but he looks like he’s from the surface.

It’s amazing that Ron broke the divine demon strong dragon sword with his weapon.

The black parts of camp axes and similar items are coated with black rust on iron.

A man who had no choice but to die in order to focus on the conversation about the anti-Avan.

Speaking of which, why is this body bigger than an old man even though it’s a normal human?

>>21

Since there was a conversation between Barne and Hadlar targeting an old man’s body, it’s not limited to humans.

Guroi-san died unnoticed.

The old man is casually telling Hadlar that a wound like this will heal in a few days, and that’s just terrible.

Even if we just consider pure power, the host of Groisan who can go toe-to-toe with an old man is quite a formidable warrior, isn’t he?

They say that since they can’t control the demon tribe well, humans and beastmen are the most suitable to manipulate.

So the old man is also a target, and the creepy guy is probably in the beastman category.

It seems like there might be at least one living madman who isn’t a corpse.

Groi died without knowing about Avan, huh?

I’m really sad.

Is it because the old man was better known as an axe wielder that Guroi didn’t go towards the Avan?

At that time, the Berkus side still did not know that Avan could use all kinds of weapons chronologically.

>>29

It’s crazy that someone using a stone axe is making a name for themselves as an axe user…

Even if I know that Mr. Aban is skilled in many martial arts, I feel like Groi-san might be aiming for older guys.

The naughty brown breasts suddenly appeared this week and surprised the True Demon Mighty Dragon Sword.

If the weapon is destroyed, it’s not good, and if the mask is destroyed, it’s not good either.

The Berkus series has a pretty significant handicap to be serious about it, doesn’t it?

>>35

In its initial state, the body has the specs as-is, so it’s tough, but the skills of the warriors that have been taken over will accumulate.

If Berkus isn’t complacent, it will become increasingly inexplicable in strength with each passing generation, so it feels like there will definitely be returns.

Even though it was information revealed later, I wonder why the demon tribe attacked the old man when they can’t take over (it’s tricky, isn’t it?)…

>>36

The old man is not a demon but a beastman.

Some of the weapons are clearly designed for beastmen rather than humans.

It feels like that area was excluded from the start, no matter how talented the advance might be.

That guy is a beastman, right?

The demon kind has long ears, multiple hearts, and skin that looks unhealthy.

Wasn’t he an old man demon tribe…

In the world of Dai, the term “demon tribe” refers to a specific race and is subtly different from the general concept of monsters, which can lead to misunderstandings.

Monsters are creatures with low intelligence that change their attributes due to the influence of holy energy or miasma.

The demon race is a general term for intelligent life forms from the demon realm.

Beastmen seem to be a type of human that evolved from beasts and retained their characteristics strongly.

If I’m alive, I might get scouted by a gang.

It’s somewhat meta, but in Dragon Quest, the Lizardman is just a type of monster.

I think it’s the kind of vibe where we call monsters with beast-like motifs “beastmen.”

It seems like the ones that would be considered part of the “monsters” family would be something like the demon race, which fits the atmosphere well, don’t you think?

As I thought, it was for the old man’s body… You pervert.

The image of the thread has Minagawa’s fade looking like armor design.

It looks like beautiful nipples.

I wonder if Hyunkel’s magic sword, Lahart’s magic spear, and Dai’s sword will be able to talk too.

>>50

They’re very expressive, you know…

If I swing down with all my might using this stolen old man body, the axe head might break.

No one has confirmed the body, but the repeated insistence that someone is dead makes it seem suspicious…

Isn’t it a foreshadowing for the Demon World Arc?

Will it be the magic sword or the magic spear that survives?

But since the design is different, I guess they’re all wiped out?

>>53

Do you think they’re the same just because one is a magic sword and the other is a magic spear, even though they are completely different?

It’s not that demons are difficult to manipulate because they are demons; it’s because the weapons were made by demons, so there’s no reason for demons to be easily manipulated.

When I hear “dead, dead” this much, I actually start to think maybe I’m alive, right?

But the Belks are more interesting than I thought…