The Great Cleric: Volume 11 [Parts 1 to 2] by Broccoli Lion

Author:Broccoli Lion
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, RPG, rpg, anime, fantasy, isekai, reincarnation, medieval, weak protagonist, business acumen
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

02 — Recruitment

A pile of knights awaited me in front of my master and Lionel. The pair clearly hadn’t worried about the difference in level between their opponents and themselves. In fact, the knights must have seemed like the perfect opponents to practice their counters on.

I couldn’t help but feel a bit sorry for the knights. They were the protectors of the Church, and I knew firsthand that they had the skills to live up to that title. Opposite them were my master and Lionel, two insanely powerful fighters. This mock battle would’ve served as training for the knights to subdue and restrain strong opponents, while giving Brod and Lionel a chance to face off against multiple adversaries at once—something they didn’t get to do very often these days.

It should’ve been a great experience for both parties. “Should” being the keyword here. Because as soon as I returned to the training grounds and healed the knights, the pair decided to change their strategy. Despite having sustained some injuries, they completely brushed them off and shifted their offense to a more aggressive approach.

The knights managed to hold their ground and fight back, successfully wounding the duo. Unfortunately for them, they couldn’t have known that this would turn the two battle-crazed lunatics into battle-crazed demons.

The demons in question asked me for some healing, which I readily provided. Then, once their wounds were closed, they broke into ferocious grins and charged back at their opponents. The knights must’ve felt the shift in their demeanors, as they began slashing at them for real to end the training as fast as possible.

After that, it felt like I was watching a combat scene straight out of a movie. The two demons (my master and Lionel, that is) evaded, warded off, and repelled attack after attack. However, at their current level, they couldn’t dodge every single hit, and the amount of wounds on their bodies quickly multiplied. I genuinely began to think they might lose.

Overwhelmed by knights on every side, they found themselves standing back-to-back. Without exchanging a single word, they began rotating on the spot to shield each other from the knights’ relentless assault and counter with swift strikes. They would occasionally allow themselves to take hits if it meant that they could deal more damage in return, slowly chipping at their opponents’ numbers. Soon, some of the knights began backing down from the fight, cowering in fear. The sentiment quickly spread through the rest of their ranks, and hesitation began to ripple through the group.

Unfortunately for them, my master and Lionel weren’t generous enough to overlook that weakness. They took control of the fight, forcing their opponents to attack in ways that were easier for them to handle, and managed to isolate duels wherever they could. Knowing that friendly fire was more likely to happen when fighting one-on-one battles, the knights quickly tried to regroup, but it was too late. They soon found themselves crushed—both physically and mentally—and Brod and Lionel began knocking them out one after the other, as if to say they weren’t interested in such weak opponents.

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