Change in terms: The church so far will be changed into West Church.
Goblin Name Cheat Sheet:
The [Goblin] is to make it easier to CTRL+F.
[Goblin] Gi Ga
The goblin in that estranged group that was with the protagonist when he defeated an orc. He is currently a noble class, the highest amongst the protagonistâs subordinates. He prefers to use the spear.
[Goblin] Gi Gu
The former leader of the village. He was pressured by the protagonist in his goblin noble form, and was added to his subordinates. He uses the long sword, and is relatively smart for a goblin rare. Became a goblin noble in chapter 39.
[Goblin] Gi Gi
Known as a beast warrior, a goblin with the ability to tame beasts.
He evolved while hunting spear deer with the protagonist.
He prefers to use the axe. His goblin class is rare.
[Goblin] Gi Go
A goblin with many wounds on his body. The food of his horde was stolen by the gray wolves, so he made a decision to follow the protagonist. He is the most experienced amongst the goblin rares. His weapon is a curved katana. He acts like a samurai.
Recently became a noble, and received the divine protection of the Sword God, Ra Baruza.
[Goblin] Gi Za
The druid goblin rare that recently joined them.
[Goblin] Gi Ji
A goblin rare. He evolved in chapter 37 after hunting with Gi Ga.
[Goblin] Gi Do
Druid. Uses wind magic.
[Goblin] Gi Jii
Goblin Rare. From Gi Guâs Faction. He is known for his Wide-Open Eyes>> which allows him to see his opponentâs weakness.
[Goblin] Gi Da
Goblin Rare. From Gi Gaâs faction. Notable skills are Knowledge of the Spear>> and Unreasonably Stubborn>>.
[Goblin] Gi Zu.
Goblin Rare. The goblin favored by the Mad God (Zu Oru). Has the Mad Dog>> skill.
[Goblin] Gi Zo
Druid. Water magician.
[Goblin] Gi De
Beast tamer.
GOSSIPS: HE WHO CHOSE THE SPEAR.
Status
Name Gi Ga Rax
Race Goblin
Level 87
Class Noble; Guardian
Possessed Skills Spearmanship C+; Overpowering Howl; Omnivorous; Instant Kill; Adherent of the King; Spear Throwing; Warrior's Soul
Divine Protection None
Attributes None
Abnormal Status Due to the right arm and the left leg being unavailable â fighting power reduced by 60%.
After seeing the chief off, Gi Ga gave his thanks to Gi Da, his support in the coming days.
Then with a sword for a cane, Gi Ga walked with great difficulty.
With the chief gone, Gi Ga was now the highest classed goblin in the village.
Despite that he could not be counted as part of the force⊠a truly shameful fact.
With his remaining left arm wielding his spear, and with his right leg, skipping, he was somehow able to move.
Everything now was inconvenient. When eating he had to put down his spear before he could chew on the meat. When trying to hold something, he would have to pierce the spear into the ground, before he could grab it.
âGuuâŠâ
Itâs an honorable wound from protecting the king. He knows that.
Heâs not regretting that.
But with him and the other goblins who have lost some limbs, growing weaker by the day, their food supply was getting thinner and thinner. If things were to continue at this rate, then they would surely die.
Not even one of them could walk on their own just to eat.
Itâs vexing.
Didnât he only lose an arm and a leg?
Why does he have to die because of something like that? To die peacefully outside of war⊠something like that shouldnât be forgivable.
The king saidâŠ
Stand with me once more, and fight!
If so⊠then!
Then!
His duty now was to show the king that he could fight with only an arm and a leg!
He gritted his teeth.
He filled the spear he was using as a cane with strength.
Then using the recoil, he freed his body for a moment. Within that small interval, he took his spear, and swung it sideways.
A swing strong enough to scythe down the wind.
But that was all. After that swing his body couldnât handle the recoil, and he fell to the ground.
When he did, he unconsciously reached out to his wounds.
âGi, GiiGiâ
Fire spread before him.
The pain was so great he began to hallucinate.
As the pain passed through him, he breathed.
He was missing a leg. Who wouldâve thought it would be this much of a hassle? There was nothing to keep him planted onto the ground.
And with one of his arms missing, he failed to balance himself.
He waited for the pain to subside. When it did, he picked himself up again with the help of his spear.
This time he tried leaning his back onto a tree, and swinging his spear.
But with that he couldnât put any strength into his swings.
What should he do? What should heâŠ
He kept trying and trying, but each time he did, he failed.
Before he knew it, he was lying on the ground, looking up the sky.
Iâm missing an arm and a leg⊠of course, my strength would also leave meâŠ
Gi Ga closed his eyes once more.
I wonât die, right?
When I wake up again, Iâll have to swing my spear again.
âââ
Lili had plenty of time nowadays because she didnât have to take care of the refugees. She used that time to patrol the village. If humans and goblins were to start quarrelling, the days of fear and stress would return.
Sheâd rather be spared from that.
Although itâs a tad different from relaxing, Lili wants to properly enjoy these days.
âLord Lili, is there anything the matter?â
The one who called out to her was the goblin water magician, Gi Zo. A goblin with an appearance similar to that of a human. A figure thatâs long and slender, red skin, a vicious gaze, and sharp fangs protruding out of his mouth⊠If it werenât for those, he could easily be seen a human.
With a robe over the goblinâs body, he was like a scholar.
As Lili thought those things, she answered the goblin.
âItâs nothing, Iâm just patrolling. Weâve also increased in number, so it would be troubling if any problems were to occur.â
Hearing that, Gi Zo laughed.
From Liliâs perspective that laugh was nothing more than derision, but in truth, that goblin was only just laughing. As expected, the walls between two differing races is big.
âWell Iâm grateful. After all, the village is currently weak. We also have some new larvae born to us a few days ago. With Lord Lili patrolling the village, weâll be able to focus on hunting.â
If one were to listen only to the goblinâs words, the goblin would certainly seem gentle.
So long as you donât look at his faceâŠ
So Lili tried closing her eyes and folding her arms as she listened to the goblin speak.
âRight. I see things are also difficult on your side. Thank you for your efforts.â
âOh, no, not at all, compared to Lord Lili who mediates between humans and goblins, the effort we put in is nothing.â
Gi Zo smiled what he believed to be a sweet smile at Lili.
âRight, then Iâll be on my way.â
As Lili was about to leave, Gi Zo called out to her.
âAh⊠If you donât mind, Iâd actually like to ask a favor.â
When Lili turned back her head, all she could see was a sinister smile.
âIf itâs something I can do,â replied Lili.
âItâs about Master Gi Ga Rax,â said Gi Zo weakly.
âRecently, heâs been swinging his spear by a corner in the village noon and night⊠Seeing him like that isâŠâ
âHmmâŠâ
Lili folded her hands as if to agree that Gi Gaâs actions were strange.
Then Gi Zo began explaining with a perplexed expression on his face.
Lili has a good of understanding of the basics of the goblin world which is that it was a completely hierarchical society.
What the higher ups do shouldnât be wrong. And the lesser ones are to submit to that.
That degree of freedom also sometimes appears in human society, but there is a large difference between the way goblins and humans think.
Gi Zo seems to want to say that what Gi Ga is doing is wrong.
âPlease calm Master Gi Ga Rax,â said Gi Zo.â
âI understand. I also have a greater responsibility regarding that matter than you all anyway,â replied Lili.
âSo youâll do it!?â
From distress to happiness; Gi Zoâs change in happiness caused Lili to wryly smile.
Heâs rather easy to understand. I suppose itâs because they never had to learn the ability to hide oneâs own emotions like humans do.
Bluntly put, this world here is that of the savage lands. But lately, Liliâs started to think that a place like this where lies such as those are unnecessary might not be so bad.
âPlease take care of Master Gi Ga Rax.â
As Gi Zo bowed his head, Lili went off to go to where Gi Ga was.
Along the way, she happened by Gi Da who was holding his head with his spear over his shoulders.
He seemed to be suffering some sort of heartache, so Lili called out to him.
âLord Gi Da?â she said.
ââŠAh, human⊠Lord Li?â
The small goblin rare, Gi da, looked up to confirm that it was the tall Lili.
âYou seem to be worrying about something. Is there anything I can do to help?â
Unlike the other goblin, this one was clearly different from humans.
A wrinkled face, a bald head⊠this goblin has nothing in common with Gi Do except for the color of their skin. Itâs truly a mystery how they could come from the same race.
âWhat should⊠I⊠do?â asked Gi Da.
He was so depressed he looked like he was about to squat. Seeing Gi Da so worried, Lili placed her hand over his shoulder, and gently spoke to him.
Itâs something she couldnât have possibly thought of doing before, yet here she was crouching to meet the goblin rareâs eyes.
âAhhâŠâ said Gi Da. âAs expected⊠Lord Li is a good human.â
As Gi Da sighed, he earnestly spoke out loud what was inside his heart.
He continued.
âItâs⊠about⊠Master Ga,â he said.
âIf itâs about that, then Lord Gi Zoâs already asked me about it,â she replied.
âReally!?â exclaimed Gi Da.
Gi Da suddenly opening his eyes as he exclaimed that had quite the impact. Lili couldnât help herself but become panicked for a moment, but she quickly put herself back together.
âRight. He told me to stop Gi Ga from practicing.â
âThatâs wrong⊠What⊠Master Ga⊠wants is⊠correct. Canât you help him⊠grow a leg instead?â asked Gi Da.
âGrow a leg?â asked Lili in surprise, unsure if she had heard wrong.
Gi Da nodded.
âThe spear is.. no good without legsâŠâ said Gi Da.
Power comes from having both legs planted onto the ground. The same is true for the sword.
There are some beginners who try to swing the sword with just their arms, but thatâs wrong. The most important thing in swordsmanship are the eyes. Next is footwork.
Lili may not be that accomplished a swordsman, but she understands full well just how important the legs are.
Stepping⊠Jumping⊠Standing. The power comes from the legs to the hips, and then to the arms. Lili knew that by experience, so she nodded to the goblinâs words.
Though goblins and humans may differ in race, the techniques they use to handle their weapons is the same.
âI know that, butâŠâ said Lili.
âThen⊠Lord ReshiaâŠâ
Lili could only shake her head at Gi Daâs clinging gaze as she said that even Reshia canât grow arms or legs.
âUnfortunately, itâs impossible even for Lady Reshia,â she said.
âI see. Thank you, Lord Li.â
As Gi Da sighed, he began to walk again, still greatly troubled.
âThank you, huh? Damn it⊠just how simple am I?:â
Although it wasnât like her, she felt her heart ache when the goblin thanked her, so she vented out her anger against the ground.
Should I make him stop? Or should I make him continue?
No, he should decide for himself instead. If Gi Ga is to gather the respect of the goblins, then heâll have to make the decision for himself.
As Lili bashfully though those things, she went to where Gi Ga was.
I want to consult Lady Reshia.
She shook her head to that thought.
âPull yourself together!â she yelled to herself. âWhat are you doing relying on Lady Reshia for everything?â
She grasped the longsword by her waist, and close her eyes to calm herself.
âCalm down, calm down⊠Lili.â
The feeling of touching the cloth wrapped around the handle of her sword calmed her down.
She never knew that taking a single step could be this scary.
But even then, she took that step.
If she were to run, then she wouldnât be able to face Lady Reshia. She would also be betraying the goblinsâ trust.
âââ
How should she describe what she was seeing?
Falling all over the place⊠there was no other way to describe it, but⊠âclumsyâ. But he endured the pain. And no matter how many times he fell, he picked himself back up, and stood. He had within him a noble soul, one that wouldnât flinch in the face of challenge. That truth was shown to Lili clearly.
The spear struck out by his long spear was certainly fast. It could undoubtedly kill its foes many times. But because he doesnât have a leg, each time he repeats the attack, he falls over.
But he didnât give up. He struck out his spear, and each time, he would bring it back and try to strike it into the ground to keep himself standing.
It seems he truly doesnât understand that heâs lost his arm.
His balance is also bad, making the situation even worse.
Panting, his body was covered in wounds and dirt all over.
But even then, he did not falter. Seeing that, the adventurer Lili couldnât help but feel strong emotions stir up from within her.
First came bewilderment. Then gradually⊠that changed into confusion. As she became aware of the emotions within her, she calmly walked toward Gi Ga.
ââŠWhat are⊠you planning?â asked Gi Ga, out of breath, as he looked up to Lili.
At the other end of his gaze was Lili who had brandished her sword.
âI swear by the sword, and ask you.â
The words of restriction of a knight. When a knight swears to his sword, it means that any lie before him would be met with a swift decapitation.
The polished, naked sword shone like sunlight.
âWhy do you go that far? Is it for the king? Do you want to kill enemies that much!?â
Gi Ga stood up his body with his one arm, and sat. as he glared at Lili.
âItâs because of a promise. The king promised me! To fight with him again!â
Lili grinded her molars.
I want to kick that goblin king right now.
ââŠDo you want a leg?â
âThat would be best. But even without that, I will fight!â
He was serious. His actions from all this time proved that.
She thought she would lose. The power she had on her hands that held her blade gradually weakened, and the tip of her blade touched the ground.
âI kicked your spear just now.â
âWhat an insolent thing to do.â
âGi Ga, I challenge you to a duel.â
ââŠI accept.â
âIn three daysâ time.â
âVery well!â
As if she wanted to run from that place, Lili ran back to where Reshia was.
Author Note:
Iâll be writing three chapters about the village.
I wanted to portray the facial features of the goblins that donât stand out.
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