Zilbagias the Demon Prince: How the Seventh Prince Brought Down the Kingdom Volume 3 by Tomoaki Amagi

Author:Tomoaki Amagi [AMAGI, TOMOAKI]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2024-11-22T00:00:00+00:00

With that, our coordination training began.

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“Take care.”

As Prati saw us off with a bright smile, we started off into the wilderness. This training area was dense with foliage and had plenty of undulations in the land. The vegetation had been thoroughly maintained, so it wasn’t like we were gallivanting through an uncharted jungle, but the darkness of night still made it quite a challenge to navigate. If I hadn’t been a demon, I probably wouldn’t be able to see a thing. Luckily, my eyes now could make out everything within the darkness.

A mixture of sounds could be heard—the thudding of our feet, the clanking of our gear and armor. Everyone was equipped for real combat. Being our first day of training, the details were rather simple. All we had to do was form a column and make it to the other side of the forest. That was all—

“Man, your armor is serious business, Your Highness!” Albaoryl turned back from his position at the lead, eyes glittering.

“Isn’t it though? I’m pretty proud of it,” I replied, running my hand down the scales. For the first time in a long while, I was wearing Syndikyos—the armor made from Faravgi’s scales. The silver-white scales shone brilliantly in the dead of night.

In addition to that, I wore a small forehead protector in place of a helmet and had my swordspear at the ready. Honestly, it was a pretty makeshift, so I’d probably be getting something more permanent once we got back to the castle.

Everyone else was wearing helmets. Similar in design to those of the beastfolk which allowed their ears to pop through, they allowed the demons’ horns to do the same. When I muttered something about their horns being out in the open, everyone jumped a bit. It was kinda funny.

But anyway, I would probably need to give them a rundown on this armor.

“In order for the smith to make this with full effort, I swore not to harm any dwarves while wearing this armor,” I said, keeping a careful eye on my footing to make sure I didn’t get tripped up by any roots or changes in elevation. “So even on the battlefield, I plan to avoid fighting dwarves whenever possible.”

“I see. Understood!”

“Your Highness, what happens if you break your vow?”

Seiranite didn’t miss his chance to slip into the conversation. Earlier he looked to be on death’s door upon learning he’d have special training with Prati, but it seemed he had already fully recovered from that shock.

“Its magical properties will disappear, of course. It’ll just be a hunk of scales tied together. Basically garbage.”

“Oh, that would be a big problem!”

“We cannot allow such a wonderful piece of workmanship to be reduced to garbage!”

“If any dwarves show up, just leave them to us!”

The three idiots lifted their spears, all but chanting.

“Killing dwarves is a waste anyway, so I’d prefer to avoid fighting them in the first place. But if we’re forced to fight them in close quarters, I’ll leave them to you.” I

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