Ron, George, and Alice

The attacking goblins had the skill to analyze the situation very well. When there was a change from the enemy, they would stop all steps and start surveying the entire situation. Because of that, seeing Lein holding a glistening green dagger, as if signaling them that weapon were dangerous, they immediately took a step back.

However, they step back was soon stopped when one of them said to the group in goblin language, "How about we just capture that beautiful human and leave after?"

That sentence made them brave and reckless. Receiving a small wound shouldn't be a problem if getting a big catch like that.

[Language adjusted, on!]

The system immediately translated the entire conversation of the goblins, letting Lein know everything, and replied in goblin language, "That's not going to happen, Damn it!"

Due to language and communication limitations, humans and monsters kill each other. Not knowing each other's needs and thoughts, causing the war between them to never end and probably will last forever. That's why when Lein found out about all that, compassion and pity arose when he met the dying monsters and begged for mercy. However, over time, after learning that monsters regard humans only as objects to be eaten and destroyed, that compassion and pity gradually faded away.

However, can understanding one another's language lead to peace?

Malivic World is not Earth. Here, strength, power, grudges, a sense of superiority, are the things that are most sought after. There is no peace between the different. Humans and monsters will continue to fight until one of them perishes and becomes extinct, thus creating a new era inhabited by only one superior race.

Lein once thought, was his presence in this world to create that peace? With the overwhelming power of the system, is it even possible? Destroying one race to create peace, is not real peace. But, apart from that, it takes one super strong person to be able to control each race to make peace with each other. However, can it also be called real peace? In the end, Lein immediately crushed that idea in his mind as it would only drive him mad. He was sure, he was not presented for that.

Meanwhile, seeing Lein who could speak goblin, caused every one of the teenagers to gasp, "He understands goblin language?!"

As long as they lived, even the strongest magus in the city they came from; D'etree, does not know the language of the monsters at all. Was it because this kid had been born and lived in this forest that he understood it all? However, one of them once had a baby dog ​​by her side, but even now he could never understand the dog's language, and it was the dog who understood her well. Could this kid be special?

"D-do you understand goblin language?" asked George with bulging eyes and a gaping mouth.

"No! I don't understand at all. I replied to them just to mock," Lein said with an awkward smile on his face. In Malivic World, not a single human understands the language of monsters. Realizing that he was the only one, of course he would become the target of experiments for powerful magus who wanted understanding like him. When that happened, wouldn't his freedom disappear? His goal is to find Anderlecht, become the strongest magician and swordsman, become one of the students of Asmovius Magic and Sword Academy, and other goals that might be created in the future? Wouldn't it all just be wishful thinking?

"Ah, I see, of course that's impossible. Even my grandfather, one of the strongest Class 6 magus in D'etree City, didn't understand a single word from the monsters even after 5 years of research."

There were relieved expressions on each of the faces of the three after hearing Lein's explanation. Somehow, if Lein understood the language of monsters, they felt that their hometown would feel extremely backward just because of it.

Meanwhile, hearing Lein's reply, one of the attacking goblins shot back, "Isn't this a good offer, Human? You hand over those beautiful human, then we'll let you all go. There's no loss in this offer, right?"

Lein's reply was that he ran very quickly towards one of the goblins using Dancing Blade Moon. After training it for over 2 months, it had reached level 6 with the addition of a unique passive. Apart from helping to provide the best attack point, Dancing Blade Moon also provides an attack speed effect of 0.25% of the player's original speed. Hence, with the current Lein already possessing insane speed, it immediately became a frightening speed.

Unlike the first time Lein used Dancing Blade Moon, this time he did it flawlessly. In a matter of 1 second, the attacking goblin that was the target of Lein, immediately fell to the ground headless and without even taking a evasive move.

TING! [Succeeded in killing Goblin Attack level 12, 130 EXP added]

TING! [EXP added to Dancing Blade Moon +40]

The two notifications that appeared simultaneously made Lein happy. At the very least, the EXP that came to him today could bring back the mood he lost due to the destruction of his large jug.

KIKK!?

Seeing one of his party die without a fight, the remaining four attacking goblins screamed and were frightened. This human was no ordinary human! Despite having a smaller body than them, but he has a strength that seems much greater. It only took him 1 second to kill one of them. It's not impossible to do that again, is it?

Hence, they would rather leave than have one of them fall victim again while the other takes the opportunity to attack. Allow yourself to be attacked and sacrificed while others live and enjoy the hunt? It's better for everyone not to get that and live on the run.

One of them immediately took a long step back and ran, followed by the other three goblins. Seeing the free EXP trying to run away, Lein also took long strides to chase after them. However, his steps suddenly stopped after hearing the beautiful teenage girl say, "Stop! It's better to let them go. There's no point in chasing them."

For you it's pointless, but for me? They're like the buggers that pop up when you're a game jockey and losestreak 10 times! How could I possibly ignore them? However, for someone to buy me a new large jug, I will comply.

"Ok, but remember your promise to make or buy a new large jug for me."

Those who had previously almost completely ignored Lein's request, immediately came to their senses and realized that it could not be ignored. Seeing how strong he was, it was certain that their fate would be the same as those goblins if they ignored him. Because of that, Ron and George's gaze immediately shifted to the beautiful teenage girl; Alice, for help. Considering she had creation magic, Alice was most likely to make a large jug like Lein's request.

"Why are you two looking at me like that?" said Alice with an irritated face. She actually understood the meaning of their gazes, but on the one hand she was disappointed because if she was caught by the attacking goblins, it would be impossible for the two of them to help her.

"Alice, you should know what I mean. Only you can make the large jug this kid is referring to," said Ron with a sad face and teary eyes.

Alice reluctantly accepted. However, since the request was actually made to his benefactor, how could he refuse?

"Huft! Alright, just tell me what kind of request do you want?" said Alice whose gaze shifted to Lein.

"Up to you. But, make sure it's nice and beautiful," Lein replied with a smile on his face.

Ron and George's eyes drifted to Lein's shattered large jug. Given how it had looked earlier, does not the jug show any beauty? Is this kid taking advantage of a narrow path?

"I'll try. Do you have any clay left?" Alice said as her left arm gave off white light, as if she couldn't wait to make a large jug according to Lein's request.

Seeing her so enthusiastic, Lein said, "Come with me to the cave. There I store leftover materials that you can use." While walking towards the door of the cave.

Alice nodded lightly then followed Lein's back. Seeing Alice heading towards the cave, Ron and George naturally followed her.