Another World Awakening Transcendental Create Skill

“Chapter 132: Takaya’s Job”

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I asked Mumuruu to keep the adventurers entertained with the longhorn leader as much as she could while we sneak around.

 

– Hey, what’s wrong with this one!? Its wounds are healing!

 

– Since when can longhorns heal!?

 

– Burn it with fire! Don’t let it get close!

 

But Mumuruu isn’t trying to help the adventurers, she’s trying to help the giant boar.

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Obviously, longhorns can’t heal.
It’s a combination of a small potion I made along with Mumuruu’s illusory magic.

 

– Let’s get started while everyone else is distracted.
We don’t have a single horn yet.

 

The way to prove that we’ve hunted a boar is to show their horn, since they’re proportional to the size of their body.

 

The only horn we had was used to make weapons, so we’re currently at zero.

 

– Hey! I found a big one that can barely move.

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Roar pointed towards a boar that was struggling to run away.
Perhaps another team failed to hunt it.

 

– Roar, try to hit it with an arrow.
I added some of the soporific to them so it should be easier to take it down.

 

– Sorry to disappoint you, but I’m not Feria.
My skills are Level III, IV at most.
I can’t hit it from this far.

 

– Trust me.
I’m sure the current you will be able to do it.

 

– Current me? Whatever, let me try.

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Roar hid in a nearby bush and drew his bow.

 

– Huh? What’s with this weird feeling?

 

– Too hard for you? (Dyke)

 

– No… The opposite, actually.
I can’t explain it, but my vision is clear.
I know I’m going to hit its vital spots for sure.

 

Good.
My plan worked.

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– Looks like you’ve started to digest lunch.
My cooking skills are good enough to buff you and increase your levels for a short period of time.

 

The disadvantage is that the effect takes a long time for the effect to kick in.

 

– Try shooting the boar.

 

– Alright!

 

The longhorn sensed the danger, but it was too late.
The moment it turned around, the arrow had already pierced the prey.