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Pino heard Balam's voice so loud, he regained focus as soon as he heard the sound. He pointed his sword and stared at the rest of the goblin in front of him, strengthening his grip, he still felt a little nauseous so his grip was a bit loose. Pino tightens his legs and jumps, attacking the Goblins. Swinging his sword, one of the Goblins in front of him could not avoid Pino's attack and ended up with the body cut in half.

Seeing another Goblin with a fierce eye gaze, he began to be able to issue a killing intention and it was not weak. Jumping into a stunned and motionless Goblin, Pino uses him by swinging his weapon, slashing the Goblin. Afterwards, Pino confronts the still-standing Goblin, he violently shakes it, repeatedly swinging his sword to make the Goblin turn into meat paste.

Bluargh... Bluargh... Bluargh...

Pino can no longer withstand nausea, he moves sideways avoiding goblin corpses then removing the entire contents of his stomach. He has faced this kind of situation, killing animals is easy because he is accustomed, and the situation he is currently facing is the same as that time, where he killed animals for the first time.

It looks easy when Pino kills the Goblins, it can all happen because the Goblins who attack him are just ordinary Goblins and there is a terrible figure behind Pino. The figure is Balam, the Goblins know that so they cannot attack freely, their instinct tells them to flee but that they cannot do so because they are watched by Balam, so there is only one way, namely to fight.

However, they could not fight with all their energy, they were threatened with balam's existence, so their attacking power weakened. Similarly, as when Pino was on standby, at a time when he was nauseous, it was a good time to kill Pino, but they could not move because they felt the murderous gaze of Balam. So, they just keep sculpting, they don't move a finger, they don't move, that's all they can do. Their instincts warned them to leave the place, but they couldn't do anything.

Balam approaches Pino who kneels next to a tree and holds his body with the hand he places on the tree. Seeing Pino pull out his entrails, Balam just shook his head, he didn't scold him, he just waited for Pino to get better. Standing still behind Pino, Balam watches over the surrounding area, he is really vigilant.

He has often met this kind of Goblin horde, but he also knows that if there is a Goblin in a group and no more than 10 Goblins, they are only goblin spotters, if at any given time they do not return. A larger group of Goblins will appear, their main group will appear. Usually a large Goblin group will have as many as 30 Goblin members with several leaders referred to as Hob Goblins.

"Come on... Son. Are you going to throw up and get your whole stomach out? How are you going to fight this horrible, much more powerful monster than these Goblins? Fight them all the way up like this, get up and follow Dad. There are some things i will show you," balam said, he raised Pino with one hand and raised it, saw Pino's pale face, Balam sighed lirih.

Balam did not take Pino to Morshore, but instead went into the bushes where the Goblins emerged. Balam, who had memorized goblin footprints, began walking towards the origin of the Goblin trail, so they walked in a different direction from the Goblins' footprints. Passing through several shady trees and shrubs, they accelerate their foot steps.

Pino, who still feels limp from spewing almost his entire stomach, can only walk slowly and follow Balam in small steps. He doesn't know where he's going, following in Balam's foot, Pino doesn't complain at all. No matter where he's going, Pino always believed in Balam.

After nightfall, they pause for a break, usually they will make a campfire when resting outside and the ground is roomy, but they do not. Balam forbade this, balam did not want to cause trouble, let alone they were close to his destination, namely the origin of the Goblins.

From the beginning, this was balam's goal to take Pino after fighting the Goblins. Balam wants to show what kind of enemy he will one day face, he wants to tell Pino how cruel the monsters are, besides that he also wants to give Pino experience of real war and life and death situations, of course it is not easy for him to see his beloved son killed before his eyes, so he will help if indeed the situation is far from his expectations , like the rise of the Chief Goblin.

"Son, you fought the Goblins and killed him, how do you feel? We're following in their footsteps but in the opposite direction, so we can find out where they're from... Remember what you'll see later is a reality... Prepare your heart, don't let you throw up like that. You can do it, right!!!" bluffs Balam, he presses his voice and increases the volume, his voice becomes loud.

Pino breathes cold air, only this time he sees Balam like this, sees his face turning fierce and his cold gaze with the intention of killing high, never has he seen Balam in this state. Strengthening his heart, Pino replied loudly and determinedly, "Yes, Dad. I'm going to do it, Pino's not going to throw up like that again!"

"Good... Not far from here there's a Goblin nest, you know what that means? There is the most horrible place for the ladies... Not only that, you'll see something unimaginable. Monsters... They will only kill and kill, slaughter people, stare at us as mere prey, but... not with goblins, they think of men, especially women as hereditary machines," balam said, there were fluctuations in his eyes, there was great anger and hatred.

No matter who his opponents are, Balam will only consider them prey, even highly ranked monsters, but for goblins themselves, he has a real grudge, a feeling that arises from a painful past and continues to be the worst memory of his life. It was also the event that encouraged him to continue practicing to the fullest, and he wanted to tell Pino about it.

They spend the night, and Balam recounts the events underlying his hatred of the Goblins. He revealed everything to Pino, why did he tell his son about a painful and embarrassing past? He doesn't want Pino to experience the same thing, he wants Pino to understand what a monster looks like, and what kind of damage they're doing.

Why did Balam say it all? Because he believes pino will one day fight a lot of horrible opponents. Balam wanted to prepare Pino, make his heart as hard as steel and not fear anything, but also have empathy and sympathy for others, so recounting his experiences and taking him to the same place would make Pino understand him for real.