38 – Chapter 14. Attack Helicopter Says Burn Hellfire – 2
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Have you ever flown in a human body?
As far as I know, the only ones who flew with wings in a human body were the foolish people of the tales of twilight memories.
I was now flying in the sky like the human in the story.
Although it was like hanging from a circular fan-like object floating above her right shoulder, it was true that she was flying anyway.
I have flown in a helicopter many times, but it was my first time flying with wings on, so I was excited in the middle of the enemy camp.
But the fresh breeze stopped in less than a minute.
[[Enemy tanks are coming!]]
“I saw it too!”
In the united state, it is said that the intermediate spirits in my body reside in each part.
Now, only one wing of the right arm and right shoulder can be realized, so the other spirits are trapped in dog tags.
I didn’t know how to get it out of there, so I couldn’t send the spirits to scout.
It was fortunate that I was able to put the dog tag behind my neck and watch the rear.
While avoiding the enemies while going to and from the collapsed buildings, I could feel the magical energy that had run out from using Hellfire a little bit.
Should I stop flying right now and start recovering my magic power?
To escape, I needed a breakthrough, and above all, it was difficult to fly because my shoulder hurt.
I hid in a high building like a skyscraper, avoiding the sight of enemies.
It looked like an empty building because there was no sound or popularity.
It’s amazing that it doesn’t collapse, the lower floors are open and all the stairs going up are broken, so no one will come to this high place.
He entered through the large hole in the building’s outer wall, listening to the quiet rotor sound coming from behind his shoulders.
“[[Unintegrate]]”
I loosened the unity and turned my stiff right shoulder to loosen the muscles.
When I looked around while stretching lightly, the entire floor became one large space.
Classroom? No, it’s an office.
There were desks and chairs all over the place.
It looked like it had been abandoned for a while, so there was a lot of dust everywhere.
I searched for anything I could use, but all I could find was a pen or two.
I spread the newspaper in the corner and lay down on the floor.
A dark red sky could be seen through the open wall.
As I forcibly pushed up my closed eyelids, my thoughts only increased.
When can I get out of here?
How much time has passed outside?
As I thought about it, my eyelids became heavier and heavier.
If you fall asleep like this and see a passing Wyvern, just ask.
I grabbed a newspaper and crawled under the large, cozy looking desk.
“Wake me up when something comes up.”
[[Yes.]]
I’m so glad there are spirits.
Well then, sleep well in the enemy camp.
Chermia shook off Shane’s hand holding her and ran to Erif.
The floor of the classroom was covered with a thick black mist emanating from Erif’s clenched right hand.
“Erif!”
Cermia frowned and stopped at the restraint of the soldiers guarding the classroom.
“Calm down, student.
Chermia bit her lip and lowered her head.
Urine was talking outside the classroom with an older looking researcher.
As the story got longer, Shane took turns looking at Yurine and Chermia, then quietly entered the classroom and stood next to Chermia.
“Erif… ….”
Shane looked down at her friend’s face, she didn’t know if she had passed out or she was asleep with a puzzled expression on her face.
Cold sweat was running down the pale girl’s face.
“Oh my. Friends are here.”
Cermia and Shane looked back at the familiar voice and saw the school nurse Erif had taken care of the other day, coming into the classroom with Yurine.
The school nurse wiped Erif’s sweat with her familiar movements, and Yuri-ne watched it for a while before making a suggestion to the two of them.
“Did you say Erif? Your friend.”
“Yes.”
“Don’t you want to help?”
The two exchanged glances at Yurine’s words, then nodded.
“Okay. I don’t know how active you will be if you go, but you are the only ones who can help your friends.”
“Yes? What is that…….”
Shane stood in front of Erif without saying a word while Chermia questioned her unfamiliar voice.
“It looks like your boyfriend is ready.”
“I’m not your boyfriend.”
Urine smiled mischievously at Chermia’s stern tone.
She put Yuri Ne, who seemed unwilling to explain, behind her, and stood in front of Chermiado Erif.
“Actually, I don’t know very much either. Come in and listen.”
“Are you going in?”
Ignoring Chermia’s words, Yurine grabbed the two of them and took them to Erif’s clenched fist from which her black mist was flowing.
When Chermia and Shane’s hands touched Erif’s, they lost consciousness and collapsed.
“It’s a tea.”
After putting Chermia and Shane on the cot brought by the soldiers, Yurine turned her back and left the classroom.
“Hey, Miss Yuri. No, squire Yuri.”
“Yes, senior researcher.”
Yuri’s face turned expressionless at her elderly researcher who had caught her in her hallway.
The researcher asked after swallowing her dry saliva.
“These students are still newbies, so they probably don’t even know how to handle relics, are you okay?”
At his words, Yurine smiled cynically.
The two men, who were willing to give themselves up for her friend, were young and inexperienced, but full-fledged warriors.
A little worry only undermined their resolve.
“It’s okay. After all, unless it’s the person who made direct contact with the token in the first place, outsiders are treated as helpers. Even if she dies there, she only wakes up. Then you can put it back in. Until the end.”
“That’s… ….”
“Stop.”
At Yuri’s cold voice, the researcher bit her mouth.
A young girl with the title of Squire of Master Chromanium, who has only three at the same time.
Urine was the only person in the current Selmeier Kingdom who could give advice on humanoid spirits.
Even Kirst, who had a stingy evaluation of her foreigners, was so lucky that she had been an exchange student at Celeste Academy since a year ago.
It was only natural that her researchers depended heavily on Yuri for Erif’s condition.
She asks a single student for advice on the current situation, which is close to top secret.
Just before leaving her classroom, Yuri turned her head slightly and saw her juniors sleeping next to each other.
What a warrior needs is experience.
Yurine wanted the two of them to grow up quickly, whom she had chosen as the hunter’s friends.
The place their minds are currently heading to was a utopia for Yurine.
Tight battlefield that has been going on for decades.
A dream battlefield where both allies and enemies die and then resurrect and run to the battlefield until the enemy camp is smashed and the enemy’s head is beheaded.
It was like an ideal battlefield in mythology.
She didn’t have a deep relationship with Erif, so it was a pity that it was difficult for her to enter.
‘If I had known it would be like this, I would have played often since then.’
For Erif, she had given her advice in front of her playground the last time, but she did not get invited to her battlefield just once.
Yuri opened her eyes from her classroom, leaving a slight regret.
“I’ll be resting downstairs for a bit, so if anything happens, call me.”
Yuri Ne smiled at her senior researcher as she nodded her head reluctantly with an uncomfortable expression on her face, then she headed to the fourth floor.
Anticipating that her juniors will come with a winning streak inside today, she decided to take a nap in her club room.
[[Captain! Someone has appeared!]]
“Huh? Ouch!”
She jerked her torso up at the sound of a sudden chirping and pounded her head against her desk.
She was hiding her body, rubbing her sore forehead gently, when she heard a story behind her.
The voices of men and women going back and forth were familiar.
She stepped out from under her desk just in case and poked her head slightly.
“The stairs over there are also broken. There seems to be no way out.”
“Should I jump?”
“Don’t be stupid.”
Surprisingly, Chermia and Shane were here.
She couldn’t have come here unless she flew in.
Ah, maybe it’s me?
It makes sense to think that Chermia and Shane came into contact with the token from the outside and fell to where I am by some unknown principle.
“Chermia. Shane.”
As he appeared and talked to them, the two main characters were startled and ran to him.
“Erif. It’s okay?”
“I haven’t seen you for over a day, so what are you doing here? You were worried.”
She was slightly moved by the words of her friends asking for her regards, but Cermia’s words brought her spirit to life.
“I haven’t seen you for over a day?”
“Yes! How long have we been looking?”
“By the way, where the hell is this place?”
Chermia and Shane said something, but they couldn’t hear it well.
The time that has passed since I came here is at most one day.
Is there no time difference with the outside?
I looked around and saw a staircase.
The way down was all broken, but the way up was still intact, so I ran up the stairs at full speed.
“Erif, where are you going?”
“I don’t have time.”
When I went down three floors and reached the roof, I saw a half-broken ‘Ⓗ’ sign.
Instinctively, I realized this was the best place to get my body out.
I pulled out a dog tag while ignoring the enemies flying around.
The main body was summoned exactly as indicated by Ⓗ.
It looks as natural as there is fire in the furnace and water in the sea.
Cermia and Shane, who came up to the roof late, couldn’t shut their mouths when they saw my body.
“This is a newly discovered relic.”
“Erif was the new relic pilot?”
“Yes.”
I’ve been caught a bit vainly.
After this, I have to ask the main characters for some help.
The main characters will also have to drive a helicopter someday, so it’s like preparing for lessons, huh?
“Chermia, take charge of the communication and operator. Shane has no arms control.”
“Oh, okay.”
The two who were going to catch the helicopter with me hesitated when they saw the two-seater seat.
“Who sits in the front seat?”
“The military commander sits in the front left, and I’m in the front right. Shane in the front and Chermia in the back.”
Chermia poked her lips out with a pouty expression on her face.
The front seat has a nice view.
Next time, I’ll put you in the front seat.
I got on the main body and adjusted the positions of the levers and pedals.
Since I’ve never sat on one side and steered it, it felt like my eyes were focused.
If I move like this, I might get motion sickness.
The tense protagonists take off their seat belts after carefully getting on board.
“But you said you didn’t have time earlier. If I can’t get out of here quickly, will it be a big deal?”
“Yes.”
The faces of the main characters hardened at my answer.
I told the reason in a serious voice.
“I have to go to class on Monday.”
I can’t miss the opening ceremony.