Sorcerous Stabber Orphen: The Wayward Journey Volume 15 [Complete] by Yoshinobu Akita

Author:Yoshinobu Akita
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, magic, anime, fantasy, adventure, action, 90s
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

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“Waaaaah!” Orphen went flying through the air.

He opened his eyes in order to maintain his balance. He’d have no way to land safely if he couldn’t keep track of which way was up.

He looked around and gleaned two pieces of information.

The first was that the ground was within sight—this was good news. If he’d been falling head-first at the ground, he’d have to just give up. If he could at least see the ground, there were measures he could take.

The second was that Helpart was also within sight. Though it could be another fake, of course.

From an unstable position in midair, Orphen wove a complex composition, thrust his arm out at his opponent, and yelled, “I release thee, Sword of Light!”

A beam of light cut through the atmosphere and headed for the one-armed Red Dragon. But Helpart’s body shifted a moment before the pure white light could reach him. He extended his left arm like a rope and likely hooked it on something on the ground. His trajectory suddenly shifted as he fell.

Orphen reached the ground as the heatwave from the fruitless explosion blew into him. Thankfully, the pressure from the blast had slowed his fall. Thanks to that, he was able to establish his footing with only a slight stagger.

He swiftly turned around. He’d fallen in the middle of a large street next to the building. There were no people around, perhaps because they were right next to the area where the Deep Dragon had appeared. He’d thought the entire clinic had blown to bits, but when he got a proper look at it, it was only the roof area that had been destroyed.

Relieved, he muttered, “Claiomh’s alright, then...”

“As long as you don’t die.”

He reflexively leapt to the side.

The voice had been like a weapon. That was what he thought. And he might have been right. He could see something like a sharp whip pierce right into the area he’d just been standing in. A moment later, it drew back, returning to its owner’s hand.

Well, not to his hand... Orphen smiled wryly as he got back into a battle stance.

Helpart was watching him, left arm held out but returned to a normal length. Watching with his green eyes.

The dragon stood there casually, like he was just loitering. He didn’t hide. He opposed Orphen from the same place the sorcerer was standing—in the middle of the street.

“I think I’ll kill you first,” Helpart said. “I do have a reason. It would be easier to kill your companions first, but I think you would put up more of a fight after your companions were killed. Judging from previous experience.”

Orphen didn’t answer, just waiting to see what his opponent would do. Really, it was more just that there was nothing he could do right now.

He can dodge point-blank heatwave attacks. I can’t even think of anything that would work against him. He felt sweat dripping down his temple. At least I don’t have to worry about anything getting in my way here. I don’t know about Lottecia, but Winona’s not an idiot.

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