Blunt Type Ogre Girl's Way to Live Streaming

"Toka's here! Now we win!

And so on. Leave the listener alone for now, and I'll look up to Toka.

"Long time no see, I don't think so much..."

"Um, sure. We haven't had a lot of intense time in the last few days."

"I saw him delivered a few times, but you kept having trouble. I've never seen Mr. Raw Amber before, either. He's a pretty famous NPC who helps players in trouble on the field by passing by."

Actually, there's also a fan club. That being said, Toka opened the menu to show me something that would be a bulletin board dedicated to fan clubs.

"I don't know what's being said in this bulletin board because I don't have a membership card, but in time, I might even come in contact with Sister Sku"

"Ho..."

"Doesn't matter."

"Blah blah blah"

It's not like you can't gib or take a take when you're in contact.

Just two days, just two days.

Between me and Amber there is more connection than was superficially spoken of in the delivery.

I don't want to do anything that's going to be to Amber's detriment, and I don't want to be done. I don't think it's that worrying.

"With that said, why is Toka here?

"I leveled yesterday for a day and two and I was going to level again today. Then I realized I'd missed Sister Sku's delivery notice. Depends on the rush."

"Well, you can see the delivery from within the game."

As the folks on the Ghost Nation Bulletin Board did, we can still see the distribution through the menu from within the game.

Bulletin boards can similarly be viewed from anywhere if they have a player ID and password. However, writing is limited to safe areas such as the whole city.

There seems to be a lot of problems with the delivery player's location being morose, but that's the only part where I can say it's an acknowledgement play.

They've always said that an act called sniping has been commonplace in online game delivery, and well, if there's stalking damage, there's a deal called permanent BAN in operational response.

"What levee is Toka now?

"Thirty-four!

"34!? You've worked so hard."

Not that I remember it in detail, but I think it was around 25 levels or so when I played with Toka properly before.

It's a lot of hassle when Toka, who should be quite busy as a student, gets up to nine levels at once.

Well, she has a supporter-shaped status build. If I gave it to you alone, you must have had a lot of difficulty.

"I like this kind of work. If you take the time, the numbers will grow for that matter."

I can't believe that's the way you think about Toka saying that in a pompous atmosphere.

Indeed, if we think that clear returns, such as experience and items, can be obtained on the spot, it may be more likely to be hard-working than the reality that we do not see the fruits of our efforts.

"Sister Sku, what level is it now?

"Thirty-two... no, it's up to thirty-three"

Before I fought Amber, I was at level 31. The level is up to 33 at some point.

Funny, I've only heard one notification that I've leveled up... Oh, maybe.

"I fought Amber, so I have experience."

"Did you lose?

"Guuuuuuuu... well, you lost..."

"Ah, I'm sorry, Sister Sku!

An innocent word from Toka pierces my chest. I think I heard a gusa.

"Grass."

"Wow."

"Relentless and Laughing"

"The one you're hurting for."

"No... you can't... you can't beat Amber or something...? Absolutely more than three digits..."

"Oh, don't be depressed, Sister Sku!

I was killed by a backup fire from a listener to Toka. Mindless.

"So can everyone fight me and win? That's what I'd like to say."

"I can't."

"I can't."

"I can't."

"I can't."

"I wonder what it's really like to have an earthquake with an earthquake leg..."

"I thought it was an earthquake in the game - but that was Mr. Amber's attack, wasn't it? Looks like the whole trillia was shaking."

"Ho ha."

I guess Amber is unique with an estimated four-digit muscle strength status, but I wonder how many phenomena can occur if I put it on a four-digit as well.

If I level up another 150 or so, I might get on four digits. It's unbalanced on boulders, isn't it?

"It's a different story."

"Yes?"

"Why is this plain so stupid a gorilla?"

It's normal in games to have themes for each field, not just for WLO.

If you take a national RPG as an example, you think there's some kind of hidden field that only comes out with monsters from the slime lineage, or a bonus field that only comes out with monsters with high experience?

Even in WLO, for example, the wetlands of Laures, which extend near Dualis, were the kingdom of frogs inhabited by all the frogs.

The field stretches between the south gate of the city of beginnings and the woods of the end is Wolf's territory.

It is never uncommon for a Demon Forest to have fields made according to the theme, such as the emergence of only monsters capable of using magic.

Simply put, a typical pattern of emergence along that nature, such as the appearance of bug monsters in the forest or fish monsters in the sea, would also be a theme when it comes to themes.

I'll tell you this first so there's no misunderstanding, but I'm never familiar with gorillas.

I just somehow have a strong image of living in the woods and feel uncomfortable walking the plains.

If they say this plain has a gorilla theme, that's all we're talking about.

Experience is delicious, and it's only slightly tough to knock it down.

Unlike around Dualis, beyond the lake, the climate and terrain around Triglia are mild, so it's never hard to deal with gorillas.

"This field is full of gorillas because the boss is."

"The boss? You mean named?

Is it like there was a Red Wolf Aria in Wolf's herd?

Well Aria was a lonely lonely wolf, but as the boss of Wolf's field, she deserved a monster.

I asked if it was with that, but the word I returned was a denial.

"No, you don't. I'm the boss who keeps the border from Trillia to Fierce."

"Boundaries... the point is, dungeons, right? So far, as far as I can see, it feels like a plain, but I wonder if we'll get gorillas from that far away."

Gorillas on the field, even in dungeons.

Imagine being on the road to creating gorillas and making them a little easier.

You read my thoughts like that, Toka denied my thoughts, waving like a panic.

"It's not, Sister Sku. There is no dungeon on the road from Trillia to Fierce."

"Huh?"

There's no dungeon?

"Between Triglia and Fias there is a great river, a great long and vast river that will be one kilometer. The only bridge to cross that great river. That's where the third keeper, Armored Mount Gorilla, is, and the battle is inevitable to the fourth city, Fierce."

"Armored, Mount Gorilla......"

"Armored......"

"Mount......"

"gorilla"

" Don't smile in English just for the last time"

I'm the river boss... mount...? The word softly gets to my chest and I imagine a boss with a very strong name.

With that said, I remember Lin saying that the boss that comes out there is pretty strong on the road from Trillia to Fierce.

Perhaps that's Armored Mount Gorilla.

"I'm a really strong boss. Simply tough, highly aggressive, and quite quick, it's a physical-type boss. I tried being my friend once too, but I usually lost."

"Is that the physical-type boss?

"Yes. You don't have a magic attack. It's just that even tanks are so aggressive that they can take a lot of damage, so it's subtle if you ask me if physics would be advantageous."

"No, but... it's good with me"

When I hear about the Armored Mount gorilla's characteristic of pure physics type, I think that I am very compatible with the same pure physics type status.

Well, I'm just fatally weak on the magic type rather than saying it's compatible with the physical type... but still, as far as I'm concerned, it doesn't seem like the type to use a lot of hands.

"Right. So I have one suggestion."

Now Toka, who smiled and affirmed my thoughts, put her finger up when she said she had a suggestion.

"Why don't you join me and try the boss like this?