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Pino went back and forth into the cave to evacuate the women of four, when the women were outside the cave, Pino gave a wide cloth that he found in the cave. By the time he saw the women, his eyes had different changes, he could not see the women victims of goblin savagery.

Bruises and scratches or sharp weapon incisions are still treatable, but the mental suffering they face is far more scarred than the wounds on their physical, eyes that no longer have a spirit of life and a weak body. Pino turned his eyes, he didn't know what kind of suffering these women were going through.

Pino checks the area around the cave, making sure no Goblins survive, when he returns to the women's place, he sees Balam standing silently facing the women while clutching his weapon, as if about to slash his weapon. Balam, who from the beginning watched Pino, could no longer be silent after seeing the victims of the Goblins' actions.

"Son, you've seen how cruel goblins are, haven't you? They're just ordinary monsters... but able to give this much suffering, do you know what these women are going through?" asked Balam, he did not see Pino behind him, but he knew that Pino was in the place.

"No, Dad. Wait... before discussing it. Dad from anywhere? Why did you disappear? Didn't you know I was about to die at the hands of the Goblins? I even had to fight that big, most different Goblin," Pino replied, wondering what happened to the woman, but he withstood his curiosity by changing his question.

Balam shook his head, he sighed slowly, after observing the victims of goblin savagery, he turned around and saw Pino who had several wounds all over his body. "I don't leave you, I'm always around you, son. But... I want you to know what kind of world we live in... Since you're in that beautiful dream, when you receive an attack from a bunch of Goblins. I've been watching you, it's just that I don't want to interfere. I want you to grow strong... see the reality all around, against the monsters you will likely face one day."

"Cruel? Indeed... I did one thing I shouldn't have done, but this was all to support your wishes...  What were you dealing with earlier... It's just a small part of the horrors that exist in this world, son." Balam said in a soft tone, his voice so soft that it did not match his stature.

Pino nodded quietly, he wasn't angry, just felt something was on his mind. He knew that balam would do it for his own good. "Yes... I understand, thank you for giving me the experience that almost took my life, Dad. What kind of atrocities did the Goblins do to this woman? So, what's that red Goblin? Why could he have a bigger body and have a different color?"

"Huft... You've entered their lair but haven't been able to draw conclusions, it's a shame. Before discussing that ha, I'll tell you about the red Hob-Goblin you're up against, he's a variant Hob-Goblin... His body color symbolizes the magic power he has, the Hob-Goblin you were against had an element of fire," Balam said.

Goblins are a species of monster that is quite easy to find on the Ils Continent, where they live in groups and have their own hierarchy. Goblins are divided into several levels such as;

- King Goblin

- Chief Goblin

- Goblin mage

- Hob Goblin - ordinary and variant

- Goblins

Balam explains each level of goblin to Pino, he tells him in detail. The highest goblin level held by the King Goblin is quite difficult to find, not an easy thing to deal with king goblins. Pino was quite stunned when he heard Balam's explanation of the Goblins, so he asked what the women had gone through, until they ended up like that.

"What really happened to them, Dad? From what you said, I just fought the Hob Goblin fire-tinged variant, so what is the cause of them not having the spirit to live anymore? Is it because they've seen the cruelty of the Goblin Hob? Tanya Pino, he continued to urge Balam to tell her about the suffering experienced by the women.

Balam nodded and told the women what they were going through to the very end: "They received terrible damage as a woman, son. Their chastity is forcibly taken away, they are destroyed continuously without having time to rest. They were forced to commit immoral acts and tortured constantly, they lived like slaves... not slaves are still a little luckier, they are used as a machine producing Goblin descent. The suffering they've been through is not only a day or two, but it's been going on for quite a while, you've also seen piles of bodies, haven't you?"

Pino was glued to his silence, his eyes welled until he opened his mouth, he did not expect that the women he saved would go through such terrible suffering, what they had gone through was far from good word, not only suffered physical wounds, their inners were destroyed by the Goblins with these torments, at first he had suspected it but he could not believe that these women were far from what he imagined.

"What can we do for them, Dad. They suffer too much, is there anything we can do to help them? I can't let them live like this anymore," pino said, not seeing the condition of the women he had saved.

Balam is silent, he who has seen this incident repeatedly knows what is going to happen, especially he has seen the decision that is in the eyes of the women, "I can bring you back to ordinary human life, do you want to live like human in general or do you want to catch up with the women inside?"

None of the women answered the question posed by Balam. At the same time, Balam held his sword firmly and asked the women one more time, "This is the last time I ask, do you want to live like an ordinary human being and bury in memory in this place, or do you want to catch up with the women in the cave?"

The women were silent for a thousand languages but their eyes changed slightly, and Balam clearly understood the eyes shown by the women, he had often encountered victims of the savagery of the Goblins most of the survivors always chose the same choice, only a handful of powerful women chose the right choice. "Good then..."

"WHAT DADDY DID!!!!" shouted Pino when he saw Balam, staring at him in disbelief.