The Jack-of-all-trades Kicked Out of the Hero’s Party ~ The Swordsman Who Became a Support Mage Due to Party Circumstances, Becomes All Powerful

focusing on managing the buffs of his allies. 

　However, since there are only three of them in the party, he has to join the offence.

　If only there were beginners who could keep up with these three……

　In the blink of an eye, Log activated magic such as [Rock Needle] and [Fire Arrow] to turn the Goblins into magic stones.

　I’m convinced after watching him fight again.

　Log can perform parallel construction. 

　Because the Exploration Management Department is the place where beginners are instructed, I don’t think they teach parallel construction which is required for advanced explorers.

　If so, did he arrive at this on his own or was he taught by some other explorer?

　In any case, I’m surprised that he’s able to do parallel construction at this age.

　Log did have an attitude, but he already has the ability to be a good explorer.

　Well then, what should I teach Log from now on?

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　Last, Carol’s battle.

　The enemies are two White Wolves.

　White Wolves are demonic beasts characterised by their quick movements and powerful bite.

　Carol, as usual, is sticking tightly to the enemy and slashing with a dagger, countering their attacks while avoiding.

　As I’d thought, Carol is suited to be a Vanguard Attacker.

　Since she’s now my student, I won’t let her be an Evasion Defender, which has the highest mortality rate, 

　I don’t want her to take that risk.

　However, at the moment, Carol is the only one who can play the role of Vanguard.

　Not having a Defender in a party is fatal.

　I have no choice but to let her be a Defender for now, but also only down to the middle layers.

　When we get to the lower layers, I’ll have her convert to a Vanguard Attacker.

　We need to find a Defender who can keep up with these three.

　Carol is playing with one of the White Wolves as she slices at it. 

　Perhaps because she’s concentrating on one, her back is exposed to the other one that’s looming behind her. 

“Look out!”

　Sophie lets out a voice mixed with a scream.

　I channel my mana into the formula I had constructed beforehand and activate [Reflective Wall].

　The White Wolf that touches the grey translucent wall flies off in the opposite direction.

　Casting [Triple] [Agility Up], I close the distance with that White Wolf in an instant. 

　And just like that, the White Wolf, defenceless in mid-air in front of me, is bisected.

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“Carol, you’re fighting alone right now, so you need to be aware of your surroundings, got it?”

　I warn Carol, taking as much care as possible not to sound accusatory.

“Hmm? I knew there was one coming from behind? That’s why I didn’t defend.”

　Carol says it as though it’s only obvious.

　What does that mean? I don’t understand.

“Are you clear on that? That could have been a serious injury, you know?”

“Hmm? I don’t get hurt, okay?

　We’re talking past each other. 

　After Carol says that, she slashes her own wrist with the dagger she’s holding. 

　Naturally, a lot of blood flows from her wrist.

　…………Huh?

　For a moment, I don’t register, but I immediately construct a formula to cast [Heal].

　But before I can activate it, the wound heals itself in no time at all.

(What, is this……)

　Unable to hide my confusion, I mutter in my mind.

“This is my Talent.
No matter how injured I get, I get fixed up really quick! I have a body that won’t die! I’m used to pain, and I never get hurt, so don’t worry!”

　She tells me with a big smile.

　I can’t not worry!

　This kid is too unbalanced.

　Someday, she might not be able to say something like that so carefreely. 

　Was it because of this Talent that she always charges right into demonic beasts?

　This Talent has biased her.

　Such dangerous thinking must be rectified right away…….