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16. I Just Uppercut a Demon with the Ground
As soon as Rangga realized the demon's joints could be injured, his focus shifted completely.He stopped aiming his projectiles at its chest and shoulders. Instead, he relentlessly targeted its knees and ankles.Dozens of stone spheres began orbiting around him once more before shooting out one after another at tremendous speed.WHOOSH!WHOOSH!WHOOSH!But the demon was far more cautious now.Its massive body kept moving, taking quick steps, leaping backward, and twisting its torso to avoid the incoming projectiles.Every stone slammed into the ground or shattered against the trees behind it.THUD!CRASH!KRAAK!Not a single shot found its mark and Rangga clicked his tongue in frustration."Damn it..."He swung his arm again, redirecting several stones that were still floating in the air."Would you stay still for once?!"On the other side of the battlefield, Arcelia saw their opening slipping away.She immediately raised her staff and shouted toward the knights."Knights! Pin down it
15. Flying Horse
The carriage came to a stop a few meters away from the massive footprints pressed into the ground. Rangga climbed down first, followed by Arcelia and several knights who immediately spread out into a defensive formation. The battle mages remained behind, scanning their surroundings as a gentle breeze stirred the dry grass lining the road.Rangga crouched beside one of the footprints. He ran his fingers along the edge of the impression before tracing its shape from front to back with his eyes. The longer he looked, the stranger it seemed."...That's weird," he muttered.Arcelia turned toward him as Rangga pointed at the print."Those aren't human feet."She crouched beside him and glanced at it only briefly before nodding, as though she saw nothing unusual."Of course not."She pointed at the long claw marks at the front of the print."Those are demon tracks.""Every species has a different body structure. Some resemble humans, some are much larger, and others look like complete monste
14. A Trip to Ravenfall
After completely emptying his bowl, Rangga leaned back on the kitchen bench and let out a satisfied sigh.His stomach was warm, the energy he had burned through earlier was slowly returning, and his body finally felt normal again.“Ah... not bad.”Around him, the cooks were still busy examining the dried noodles on the table.Some had already begun trying to replicate the process they had just witnessed, turning the kitchen into a small laboratory filled with curiosity and excitement.Arcelia rose from her seat.“Are you finished?”Rangga nodded as he stood and stretched.“Yeah. I’m heading back to the house. Gonna get some rest.”He gestured toward the door.“I’ll be ready to leave tomorrow.”“A wise decision,” Arcelia replied calmly.One of the cooks hurried over.“Lord Hero! We will prepare these noodles for your journey!”Rangga gave him a casual nod.“Nice.”The two of them left the kitchen.The castle corridors had grown quieter by then. Evening sunlight streamed through the tal
13. I Just Made Noodles. Calm Down.
He shrugged.“I was just trying to see where my limits are.”Several advisers exchanged glances.“And apparently...” Rangga continued, scratching his cheek, “they’re pretty far. Maybe a little extreme.”The old mage immediately looked even more intrigued.“But everything was under control,” Rangga added, pointing at Arcelia. “Totally safe. Nobody got hurt.”He gave them a thumbs-up.“As long as it passes the audit, we’re good.”The generals exchanged looks. One of them struggled to suppress a smile.“...Audit?” the old mage muttered.The King stared at Rangga for several seconds before letting out a quiet laugh.“If by that you mean no castles were destroyed... then I suppose it was a success.”A few advisers laughed along with him but the old mage did not. Instead, he stepped forward.“Hero... is it true that you created those phenomena without using spells?”“He did,” Arcelia answered simply.The old mage stepped even closer.“How?”“Easy,” the King said, raising one hand.He turned
12. I Swear, They Were Just Smal Experiment
Arcelia was still standing before the map drawn on the ground when Rangga answered casually.“Strategy, huh?”He gave a small shrug.“If that’s the problem, then we just need to build some kind of large transport vehicle,” he said, tracing a boxy shape in the air with his hands. “High mobility, tough enough to withstand attacks... maybe a tank.”“One with enough room to carry a lot of people.”One of the guards finally asked cautiously, “...Is that the iron wagon you were talking about earlier?”“More or less,” Rangga replied.Arcelia tilted her head.“An iron wagon that cannot be easily pierced, can cross rough terrain, and carries long-range weapons...”She folded her arms.“...That is no mere vehicle. That is a moving fortress.”Rangga shrugged again.“Yeah, pretty much.”The guards exchanged glances.“If we had something like that...” one of them murmured, “...the demon infantry might not even be able to get close.”“We do not even possess an engine capable of moving something like
11. Dinosaurs Died to a Meteor, So Hear Me Out...
The valley breeze blew gently, and the simple meal was enough to restore their energy after all the experiments earlier. On the ground near Rangga, the kingdom’s sword he had borrowed still lay where he had left it—as if waiting for him.A few moments later, Rangga stood up and stretched slightly as his strength returned, then picked up the sword and weighed it in his hand.Arcelia immediately noticed and asked, “What are you going to do now?”“Test something,” Rangga replied casually.The guards, already familiar with that pattern, exchanged glances—then, without anyone telling them to, took several steps back.Rangga stood in front of a boulder and slowly raised the sword, then began visualizing the concept—a layer of energy around his hand, not magic, but a cushion meant to dampen vibrations, until the air around it grew slightly warm.Arcelia immediately noticed the change and narrowed her eyes.“…You’re creating a barrier.”Rangga shifted his focus to the sword. He imagined vibrat
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