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Flash Excalibur!
Serai-san sent me a close-up photo of his ankle.
I am a little confused.
Analyzing the photo, I found Serai-san wearing black stockings and red pump shoes. Yes, her body is already firmly burned into my brain, so this is Serai-san's feet.
(What do you mean...? Is this some advanced honey trap to investigate my fetish?)
As I was twisting my head, I see, "Master! I've been working out in secret even while I'm working part-time! Praise me, praise me♡," the message arrived.
"Ah! I see! It was hard to tell from the angle of the photo, but you're standing on your toes!"
Oh, so she's working part-time today. I don't know how college girls live.
I don't know why she's going to college even though she says she's taking a summer break. But Serai-san knows I hang around on weekdays, right? But Ruu is a serious girl. I guess she's thinking, "If I say I want to see you on weekdays, I might get in trouble..." Wow, she's a nice girl.
[Nice! You're good! If you want to work out in secret, holding your breath is also effective].
I responded by praising her efforts like a coach and adding some advice.
After that.
"Twin Excalibur! Tear! (Miri miri miri...bishaaaah!)"
"Mibiyaaaaaaaa! (Bohumph!)"
I thrust the nail-piercing part of the Excalibur deep into the giant slug on the 4th floor and ripped it left and right with force.
"Double Excalibur! Chop! (Zubushaaaah!)"
"Gerobiaaaa! (Bohumph!)"
A fighting frog on the 7th floor was reaped to life by an Excalibur I swung down almost simultaneously on both sides.
Excalibur is a crowbar. It's an L-shaped crowbar, so rather than slashing at it, it is more like striking with it. But since the spatula-shaped tip can also slash the target slightly, it is most appropriate to use "chop," as in axe or machete, rather than "cut," or "kill," as in axe or machete.
What I'm doing is combat training with Excalibur.
No matter how powerful a weapon I have in my hands, it's meaningless if I can't master it. So I downloaded a new video from the kenpo master I had been studying in that video again. I watched him handling a tonfa and swinging a thin, flimsy sword, memorized the movements, and tried to see if I could do the same thing with a crowbar.
The results were generally good. However, the weapon itself is different, so I had to rearrange and adjust it. Well, this can't be helped. In Japan, the search for "the weapon with the highest attack power" without violating the law leads to the crowbar.
Police officers in dungeons will allow you to use a knife, but they won't allow you to use a long-bladed machete.
This area will continue for a while until the law is settled.
Well, I'll fight with my two Excalibars, which emit a faint glow of magic power.
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