A Frontline Soldier Awakened as a Gamer In The War! - Chapter 101: (1)

With a remorseful expression, Kaiyan waited for a moment, and then Rieka rushed over.

“Kaiyan, how could you leave me behind?”

“…I’m sorry, Rieka.”

“Hah! First, because it’s urgent, I’ll endure it! Please open the dimensional space!”

As Kaiyan opened the dimensional space, Rieka quickly entered.

It seemed that Kaiyan had lost control of himself for a moment due to the sudden surge of power after not using it for a long time. He forgot about Rieka completely.

“It’s been a while since I used so much power, and it’s made me quite excited.”

Nevertheless, he had gained a new skill to control Aura thanks to it. Moreover, he easily hunted annoying magicians.

“Now, all that’s left are… those knights!”

Kaiyan increased his speed again and looked ahead, where the knights had stopped and were surrounding someone.

The person they were protecting was a middle-aged man dressed in ornate clothes adorned with feathers.

“Could he be Count Armis?”

He had never seen him in person, but perhaps because he had met nobles several times, he instinctively felt that he was Count Armis. No, this was almost a feeling of certainty.

“I could capture both the knights and Count Armis in one fell swoop.”

As he indulged in pleasant thoughts, he finally noticed the knights who had stopped and stared at him with a startled look, and he drew his sword.

“Someone is approaching! Protect the Count!”

The Knights pointed their swords at Kaiyan.

“Most magic spells can be blocked with Blaze Armor, so I just have to deal with the knights!”

Having already experienced the power of enhanced Blaze Armor, Kaiyan continued to push forward, shoving the soldiers aside and charging ahead.

And just as he was having such pleasant thoughts, the magicians who had stopped suddenly attacked him, wearing robes identical to the magicians he had just dealt with, and raised their staffs.

“They are attacking now? If they attack now, even their own soldiers might get hurt.”

The moment he thought that even friendly forces might suffer magical damage, he was hit by a barrage of magic.

Whooong!

Numerous fireballs and ice spears, similar to the ones he had experienced before, appeared above the magicians and quickly flew toward him.

Dozens of magic spells were launched. Initially, he had thought of enduring them with his body, but he hadn’t even considered that the magicians would cast spells even before the soldiers had retreated.

“Kwaaah! Pueeeng!”

Loud noises filled the air as colorful magical explosions erupted all around.

The fireball spells didn’t harm Kaiyan at all. However, when he was hit by ice spears that emitted a cold aura, he felt that his fire attribute energy was quickly consumed upon impact.

“It doesn’t matter if they’re the same element, but I should avoid ice attribute attacks.”

With this realization, he pierced through the dust and leaped forward, wielding his sword towards the knights who had been blocking his way.

Swoosh! Clang!

“Kwaaah!”

“This guy got Carsson!”

The knight whose sword had broken while blocking Kaiyan’s frontal attack watched as the shattered pieces fell to the ground along with his arm. Reacting instinctively, Kaiyan extended his shoulder to redirect the sword of another knight coming from the right.

Thud!

“Ah, agh!”

The knight, whose sword’s direction had suddenly changed after hitting Kaiyan’s shoulder, tried to stop the sword, but…

With a swift motion, Kaiyan pierced the knight who couldn’t control the force behind his sword, clutching his severed arm as he groaned in pain.

“Cough…! Vennis… why, why…?”

“Uh… uh! Carlson, it’s not my fault! That guy…”

‘Fool.’

While the knight who had stabbed his comrade looked at his bleeding companion in confusion, Kaiyan subtly extended the grip of the sword upwards and reached it toward the sky.

Crack!

The helmet of the knight who had stabbed him was crushed, and red chunks of flesh and blood spurted out through the gaps in the helmet.

‘Next one!’

Without paying attention to the two fallen knights, Kaiyan dove inward, where the knights, who seemed not to fully comprehend the situation, swung their swords frantically.

If they were ordinary soldiers, they might have panicked and done nothing. But these knights had trained with swords for a long time.

‘Penetrating Stab!’

Calmly, Kaiyan located the gap through heightened senses thanks to his acceleration and thrust his sword toward it. The four swords flying from all directions collided with his sword in a brief moment of overlap.

Crunch!

Szzzch!

“Ugh!”

It might seem highly disadvantageous to withstand the strength of four knights with just one sword. However, instinct always showed Kaiyan the best path.

Kachink!

Shaaaaa!

“This… this can’t be!”

“He’s like a monster!”

The knights, who had been struggling for a moment, suddenly saw a thin line appear on their swords. When they applied more force, their swords broke into pieces, and taking advantage of the situation, Kaiyan pivoted on his left foot and spun around, swinging his sword broadly.

“Kwaaah!”

“Ugh!”

The knights, left defenseless after their weapons shattered, had their chests deeply cut, spewing blood from their mouths.

This was an attack accomplished with just two strikes, something difficult to believe.

‘Yes, this is it!’

Tension that felt like Kaiyan’s throat would be cut at any moment.

Through such intense battles, His fighting style and experience continued to evolve, accelerating his growth.

Count Armis was unable to regain his composure after witnessing the events before him.

Where had it all gone wrong? Was it when he schemed against the Markain family to obtain the gold mine? Or when he sent assassins to kill Vyarolf? Or perhaps when he foolishly led only a small group of soldiers to Markein Castle, completely oblivious to Karian’s betrayal?

“Why… why?”

Armis believed that if he could endure for at least thirty minutes to an hour, reinforcements would arrive, not only for Markain but also for the detestable Viscount Vyraxar.

So, even when Viscount Vyraxar led his army into the battlefield, Armis was initially only taken aback but soon laughed it off. But…

“Why… How did this happen? Who is that madman?”

Count Armis, his voice filled with anger, pointed at Kaiyan, who was still effortlessly defeating his knights.

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