Ugh… I managed to make it a draw somehow, but it was a close call…

Huh? You destroyed a legendary grade axe created in the demon world with a worn-out stone axe?

(Guroi-san died off-screen)

The more information is revealed later, the more it feels like a complete defeat.

They must have suffered.

I’m glad the other person backed off.

Of course, I want Crocodine’s body.

If I had a body that was such a strong axe wielder, I would want it too.
Well, whether it’s to lose and feel fulfilled or to be fueled by revenge, or perhaps to be dead.

The Groysann of the Magic Axe
A member of Belks, a stray weapon with a huge axe.
Wearing a mask resembling a rhinoceros, he dominated the massive body and challenged the Beast King Crocodine to a duel.
Obtain the body of the strongest beastman on the ground.
It was an attack for the purpose of.
Shattered by the power of Crocodine, the weapon itself was destroyed.
This became a fatal injury and resulted in death.
The tactics and secret techniques, too, are no longer from the Beast King.
I can only know through hearsay now…

The possibility of seeing the Avant-style axe-killing technique in the spinoff main story has almost disappeared due to Groi-san dropping out early.

From an older man’s perspective, I think it’s somewhat of a draw leaning towards a loss.
It was actually a victory at the level of destroying dignity, which is terrible, isn’t it?

Just coming straight at an old man for a one-on-one feels like a sign of pretty decent character.

The fact that it’s been said “he’s dead, he’s dead” this much makes me feel like he might actually show up again, and that’s the fault of the original author.

Sanjo Riku is well-known for handling power-type characters.

Although I lost to a stone axe, since it’s against an old man, it doesn’t feel that weak, does it?
Unlike those who were driven away by kids without decent weapons.

Is the person who says it’s a stone axe really reading properly?

I bet Ronberg would have laughed out loud if he heard this story.

Is Berkus really such a big deal…?

Demon Axe Groisan
vs
iron axe

It was checked thoroughly and confirmed dead, so it was no good.

It’s a one-handed axe overflowing with a handmade feel compared to the magnificent two-handed axe…

Oh no!

I think it was a good match since both the axe was broken and the old man himself was in bad shape.
I hit the main body cleanly, but…

Even so, the old man Crocodine, who says “Hahaha, I’m still inexperienced,” really feels like he’s in a prime period.

Despite being such a rough and contrived positive element, the old man’s virtue barely gets any backlash.

It’s about fifty-fifty, I guess.

That old man received a mighty weapon like the Great Axe but wasn’t able to make much of an impact in the latter part of the main story…

The magic spear looks really good when it pierces through space and acts as a point of origin…

Perhaps if we were to say the strongest axe user in this world, it would either be Crocodine or Master Avan, so it’s impressive to have set sights on the strongest.

It doesn’t look like a stone from the way the cross-section and cracks appear.

If it’s a weapon specifically for old men, it might be better to focus on armor rather than adding abilities to the weapon…

That’s a big pointy tip!

The old man has an axe as a weapon, but he doesn’t use it for his special move…

Mafu’s Gloisan!

Once again, the climax of the original work is a battle in another dimension.

Crocodine’s strength, Bartos’ charisma, and Zaboera’s incompetence can be exaggerated as much as you like.

The stock of the gruesome guy, who challenged the others to a straightforward one-on-one match by himself, has risen a bit because the others were a bit too wicked.

The characteristic of “weapon = oneself” is too troublesome, but the performance itself feels like it is about one step behind the magic sword and magic spear of armor.

But he only had the tip of his sword broken (a fatal injury).

It seems that I didn’t leave any injuries on the other person’s body, so I guess it’s a loss.
The reality is like that, but…

The most regrettable thing is the one that became the basis for Guroi-san.

It’s tough that the weapon is the main body.
You have to collide your body, and the damage accumulates.

Speaking of which, Shota Hyunkel is meeting a girl again…

Honestly, if you had said that you wanted to use me because of your strength, I might have been used.

From Groi’s perspective, even if the chances of winning are slim, they still desire the body.
Dead

The others are careless and think it’s fine to use anything with Avan.

Since most opponents don’t even deal damage when you exchange blows, there’s nothing wrong with making the main weapon high-performance as a weapon.

If weapons had human-like thinking abilities, it seems natural that just as humans choose weapons, weapons would also choose humans.

Posthumous evaluations change so frequently…

The cowardice to deceive you into thinking that your personality belongs to you and ultimately take it over is what makes you a beast.

The only thing left to be exaggerated is the bullying depiction from the time in Matrif’s palace service…

I want a strong basis, so naturally my partner will become strong too, right?
These guys are doing something really risky…

The most amazing thing about Guroi is that even after being crushed, he leaves the scene without making a single scream, not letting the old man feel any discomfort, and then he dies.

What happened to the person that Guroi-san was holding?

I think Berkus is in a position that is just a little stronger than the strongest store-bought equipment.

Despite his appearance and boldness, the old man is really humble.

The sword of Dai was a bit temperamental, but it properly recognized Dai as its master.
Is there a concept of mental growth or maturity in Belk’s?

My favorite axe was shattered, but his axe was only slightly chipped at the tip… I lost, I lost.

I thought the old man was just balancing it out with a draw… but I didn’t actually think it was a complete victory.

I thought he was a top-class tank, but Crocodine was also an ultra top-class attacker.

It was said that weapons infused with strong fighting spirit in the latest chapter also have increased strength.
If you have the fighting spirit of someone like Crocodine, you can probably hold your own against Berks even with a homemade iron axe.

Well, there’s a difference like a kei car having a draw (essentially a loss) against a GTR in a race.

Isn’t Belks at a level equivalent to or slightly inferior to the magical swords and spears of armor?

The old man in the main story doesn’t really stand out with the axe, so the feeling of being an axe user is weak.

To be honest, I thought it would end up the same even without the axe.
Doesn’t it still have a critical hit?

It’s a bit disappointing that Dai’s sword won’t let him draw it even against Kill and Mist…

The ideal is for weapons to grow through refining and practice with their users.
If you’re using underhanded methods to control the user, then it’s no wonder you’re weak.
Mr. Ronberg said so.

The image of being an axe user still exists, even if there hasn’t been much activity with the axe.

If I had attached a fluffy cover to the axe, it might have been safe.

The performance as a weapon is likely high, but on the other hand, there’s a tendency to become overconfident and underestimate the opponent, and it’s not good how they fluster in the face of unexpected strong enemies.

It’s actually not the case, but it feels like if the body is too strong, you don’t need any weapons…

There aren’t any attractive enemies, you know, Berks.
I like Groi-san in a different way.

It’s probably because of the unique abilities and the mystery of the body as a magical axe that they were able to fight against Crocodine quite advantageously.

In this manga, if the user’s strength outmatches the weapon, it breaks easily, so it must be difficult for the weapons.

Using Dai’s sword against someone like this is dangerous, so I’m just saying don’t be so soft.

I was supposed to become a super deluxe.

As Ronberg said, it’s a worldview where both the user and the weapon need to come together.
The fact that it’s a stray weapon already gives off a sense of being capped in strength.

Bergs are basically a gathering of cowards, so what they want is a large body to initiate a one-on-one challenge, making the loser Groisan seem noble.

It’s not surprising if they say something like, “That was a failed project,” after the Belks match is over.

Well, I understand that it might be strange to introduce a character that becomes popular in the prequel.

I can’t remember a scene where the old man used an axe to shine.

If Burn had a weapon that could withstand True Burn…
…I can’t imagine using a weapon in that form.

I feel like it would have been more interesting to have a random demon realm warrior or something.
I suppose they want to develop a storyline where they brainwash the main characters eventually…

I want to see the Groisan side story.

Just by a spear clashing normally, it wobbles, and just because the tip is slightly chipped, it causes a big uproar, which makes the evaluation of the old man who clashed head-on with Grosso rise.

Grosan knows that the Turks said, “He went to battle the strongest beastman on the surface.”
Raize, Fuga, Turks, and Hihi are (going to attack Avan before the others…) so they end up being praised for being able to communicate well.

Him won’t die, will he?

The re-evaluation of Groisan is laughable.

After awakening, it seems like even if Pop at that time was hit with a Melazoma, he would just be lightly stunned and remain calm, but old man.
That being said, they do praise me.

I don’t like it when it’s hot, so I want to prevent it as much as possible.

It’s an image where it would be over if someone else got stabbed.
The old man seems to be biologically too tough, and no matter how much I hit him with the axe, I can’t take over him, which looks painful.

Your name is cute, isn’t it, Groi-san?

If Groysan had first challenged around Borahon and taken things step by step, he might have been able to aim for the old man a bit more.

It seems like even Avan-sensei would be tough if you were getting old man characters.

If the skill level is too far apart, I can’t win, and I can’t take over someone like that old man who is simply tough at all.
Well, even if we try to gang up and take down a higher-ranked opponent, it seems like someone would immediately want to outsmart the others and start a fight.
Ecologically it’s a dead end, and ultimately it’s just a piece of worthless weaponry.

It’s understandable that that Baran is cautious given their physicality.

I know for sure that the goal will definitely not succeed…
Wouldn’t it have been better if the enemy wanted to fight a little more normally?

The idea that weapons are no excuse is indeed a proper attitude for a warrior.
The opponent was not a warrior, but a weapon.

It seems there were weapons that cried when their users died in the past.
I’m curious about what kind of pair it was.

Since Dai’s sword isn’t talking, it’s not like that, but there’s a bit of a sense that they’re underestimating Dai, right?

From Crocodine’s perspective, who does not know that the weapon is the main body.
You might have thought, “Is this guy immortal?” because no matter how many times I struck him with an axe, he kept coming at me!

The other Berks’ flashy styles have instead started to seem flavorful to me.

The only thing I can be evaluated on is that I challenged an old man to a one-on-one fight.

It looks like they are normally outsmarting each other with their weapons, so even if we surround them and beat them up, it seems like a struggle to take them will start.
If possible, it would be better to do it one-on-one.

I never thought I would die.

At first, Dai’s sword was somewhat troublesome, but…
After that, they’re really devoted.
It’s stabbed in a way that it can’t be pulled out by one’s own will!! It’s something that, when you think about it, just wouldn’t be possible with just the sword itself.

The nature of the other weapons is so bad that Groysan is the relatively decent one.

I wonder how much HP needs to be reduced for possession to succeed with these guys.

Unlike the others, the fact that he is fighting fairly shows that Groi-san himself was probably a good guy.

The desire for a strong body has the same direction as Mist, right, Belks?
I wonder if this is where Mist starts to take an interest in Hyunkel.

I wonder if Groisan and the old man are thinking that they might fight somewhere again…

The idea that someone is underestimating because they made their own judgment is too simplistic.

When the truth was revealed, I laughed, but the old man who defeated the Groysun with a steel ax also didn’t let the Groysun realize his fatal injury, so it ended up being a conclusion that doesn’t lower his status, right?

There is a significant difference in weaponry, but to begin with, the old man has physical specs like toughness that makes him resistant to damage even with decent weapons, and immense strength that allows him to crush metal with his bare hands. The fact that he’s able to make someone like that kneel is already impressive, it’s top-notch, gruesome guy.

Didn’t you say that even if we win, it would be hard for the demon tribe to take over?
Is the old man a beastman?