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RD | Chapter 27
by RAE“A poster that only humans can read.”
“Only humans can read…?”
Momisia tilted her head.
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“Why only humans?”
“Because we’re going to write the location here. I want to invite people to come here. But I don’t want demons to be able to follow.”
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“But then, people like our sir won’t be able to see it either.”
Ian was slightly surprised.
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“That’s true. Momisia, you’re smart.”
Momisia flinched but then smiled, realizing that Ian wasn’t angry.
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Feeling pleased, Ian placed in front of her the flyers he had brought from the coliseum.
‘I kept them just in case.’
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Ian had an instinct to put everything he saw into his inventory when he visited any place, although the inventory in <Reverse Dungeon> was too small for that. Still, it was hard to pass by something that looked useful.
“Then, please make a poster that only demons can’t see.”
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Ian drew a map indicating the location of the dungeon for Momisia.
A few days later, Momisia returned, covered in paint, carrying a stack of posters. The flyers were for ‘Come to the Coliseum’, enchanted so that only humans could see the map.
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Of course, the one carrying the stack of posters wasn’t the tiny Momisia but the werewolf, Contacca.
“Should we put them here? But how will you attach these posters?”
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At some point, Contacca had started speaking respectfully to Ian, but Ian didn’t pay much mind to it.
‘Looks like his loyalty went up and his way of addressing changed.’
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Maybe this only happened in Momisia’s route, so there was no way to confirm the changes due to loyalty before?
Ian felt both delight and frustration in learning about these minor details of the game world. He thought that the game company was not at all interested in attracting new players but only in creating unnecessary details.
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“Mamools don’t move much during the day, so it might be okay to put them up then.”
“Wouldn’t it be dangerous?” Contacca asked politely.
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Sema had been kidnapped in the daytime too. The time when Momisia was handed over to the human hunters by the village people was also during the day. Mamools don’t completely avoid the day; they just move less compared to at night.
Contacca’s question implied this.
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Ian scratched his chin.
“Then, just to be safe.” He turned to Momisia.
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“Momi, can you make ‘Demon Masks’?”
“What’s that?”
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“Like this.”
Ian used Momisia’s experience points to purchase a crafting guide. He pulled a book out of his pocket as if by magic, and Momisia laughed with delight.
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“It’s magic, magic!”
“Learn it and make some. They’ll make us look like demons. They might save our lives.”
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“Make us into demons?” Momisia seemed amused.
“I think I can help with that.”
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Contacca, who had finished close combat training with the soldiers, announced his intention to join in the crafting. He sat beside Momisia with a chair, holding a carving knife. He had the <Sculpting> skill, so his hands moved skillfully as he carved.
Ian had once read a game fantasy novel where a sculptor was prominent, so his fingers itched, but he didn’t ask Contacca to teach him the <Sculpting> skill.
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Learning miscellaneous skills was the fastest way to turn oneself into a jack-of-all-trades, master of none.
Ian went over to where the soldiers were practicing archery with real arrows made by Contacca and joined in the skill practice.
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Momisia watched Ian curiously. “Do arrows usually fly like that, swaying?”
Contacca said calmly, “Well. I doubt they do normally. It must be some master technique. And you can’t carve while looking elsewhere. You might lose a finger.”
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“Nag, nag.”
‘……’
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Ian pretended not to hear.
The Western Demon Duke’s territory. A village in the wasteland.
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People living in hiding there came across a certain poster.
This poster was not attached there but had been blown in by the wind, and its content was about a human coliseum.
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However, there was one special thing about the poster: a large picture was drawn over the coliseum advertisement, so large that it obscured the ad.
It was a map. The place indicated by the picture was labeled ‘Village’.
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All races welcome. (Excluding demons)
Abundant work and food.
This was the additional explanation.
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A few people who knew about the poster gathered in the temporary hall. The hall they used for meetings was made of large rocks to avoid sunlight, but it wasn’t suitable for living as it wasn’t good for hiding from enemies.
However, the shadows cast by the rocks could hide them from aerial enemies. What made it ideal was that it was neither too far nor too close to where they lived.
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Here, they could talk about things they couldn’t share with others.
One person pulled out the poster from his pocket. The others nodded and sat on the ground.
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Confirming they were all of one mind, they started their discussion.
“The chief opposed this.”
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“He’d go crazy if he knew I took this out. He’d say we can’t endanger the villagers. That it’s a trap.”
“He’s a conservative. There’s no talking to him.”
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“You use fancy words. Yeah. He never takes risks. He’s the kind of person who thinks we should all starve to death here.”
“The problem is that such a person is the chief in the first place.”
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After a moment of silence, someone spoke up.
“Have you heard the rumors?”
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“They say the human kingdom has been revived.”
“The king of that kingdom defeated the Demon Duke and blew up the coliseum. He saved the humans.”
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“Yeah. Why else would there be this map on a coliseum advertisement?”
“But what if it’s a trap?”
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“……”
The room went quiet again.
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“The problem is this map on the coliseum advertisement. It’s a place crawling with human hunters. What if they’re trying to catch people who foolishly follow the rumors and use them as slaves?”
“That could be it.”
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“So, the chief says we shouldn’t go.”
“Will everyone follow the chief’s words?”
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“That’s what we’re discussing, right?”
“Oh, everyone, quiet down. Let’s sort this out.”
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“Aren’t we sorting it out now? Is this a trap or not?”
“How should I know!”
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The gathered people started arguing.
A woman who had been quiet spoke up, “My daughter is starving to death.”
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The arguing people fell silent.
“I have no milk. There’s nothing to feed my baby. She can’t even chew.”
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“We know. Who doesn’t understand your feelings?” someone tried to console her.
“No. No one understands my feelings. Don’t you get it? What’s the point of this meeting? I thought we gathered to set off immediately. If I knew it was just going to be this pointless chatter, I wouldn’t have come.”
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A man, frustrated, asked, “What did you expect? A grand adventure?”
“I expect nothing from you. I’m going.”
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“Where to?”
“Give me the poster.”
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“What? This? No way.”
The man who stole the poster acted defensively.
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“Why? You guys aren’t going anyway. I need that map.”
“Hold on, calm down.”
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“You calm down. I need to save my daughter. Whether we starve to death here or fall into a trap, it’s all the same to me.”
“……”
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That was true for everyone. There was no more food in this wasteland village.
The man with the map sighed, “Okay, I understand. Let’s all go together. We’ve got nothing to lose, right?”
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In the Western Demon Duke’s territory, a noble caught a human trying to escape, throwing him into the sky. As the human was caught like a plaything in the air, his spine shattered.
“Too weak.”
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Without even a death scream, the noble threw away the human and grabbed another. The human woman was holding a child in her arms, struggling desperately to protect her baby.
The noble pressed hard on the woman’s head with his finger. With each press, her skull caved in, leaking blood and cerebrospinal fluid. Tears of blood streamed from her eyes. As she died, she desperately threw her child into the bushes. Another human caught the swaddled baby. The noble, unconcerned, continued his game of making holes in the woman’s head.
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During this, something fell from the woman’s clothes.
“No!”
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Someone shouted. The noble, who enjoyed his hobby of ‘human hunting’, suddenly got interested and picked up the fallen item.
It was a poster.
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A poster advertising the southern coliseum. The problem was, this coliseum had collapsed not long ago.
Yet, the poster seemed relatively recent.
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‘Interesting.’
“Do you know something?”
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The noble asked in a melodious voice. The humans shook their heads. They tried not to speak, but as the noble’s claws dug into their guts, words spilled out involuntarily.
“Southern, the Demon Duke… hasn’t appeared anymore! It’s safe, safe! We were going… safe…”
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Hearing up to there, the noble burst the human’s head.
‘No Demon Duke?’
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The noble had visited the coliseum not long ago. He had seen the disgraceful behavior of the southern nobles there.
He thought the Southern Demon Duke didn’t interfere because he was always in a state of depression or lethargy…
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Was this sentimental Demon Duke not even present in his territory anymore?
The noble, intrigued, spoke to the demons he was leading.
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“Shall we do something more fun than human hunting? How about a massacre?”
He pulled up his red lips in a smile.
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“Yaaaay!”
The demons cheered, waving arms covered in blood and flesh.
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