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Long-Awaited Scenery
“Uuuuooo! That was dangerous, we were almost too late!!”
“We, we got through!!”
“Fuuuh, fuuuh
 gufuuuh
aii!”
I couldn’t speak a word, even though I could see the three of them letting out a sigh of relief in my sideways glance.
A little head on the horizon
let’s just say that the sun was already setting.
I managed to get out of the situation with that sun’s rays barely illuminating the forest.
I handed Zink-kun the flashlight and shone it on our feet as we walked, but our visibility was so poor that we could barely see the monsters when they approached us.
In addition, perhaps because I used the flashlight, an additional Horned Rabbit and a Goblin appeared during the last spurt of the journey, and this was another reason for the extra time consumed.
I didn’t really feel alive at the end because the goblin suddenly appeared out of the side of the road.
But I am now in a meadow. A clearing outside the forest.
The view in front of us, illuminated brighter than in the forest, is almost knee-deep with grass except for a few trees growing in some places.
Beyond that, a group of man-made structures can be seen, lit only slightly.
Is that the town
?
I made it out alive!
I made it out!
I feel like crying again.
But I’ll hold it in for now.
I can cry more peacefully while quietly burying my face in a pillow after arriving in the town.
I don’t want to show my crying face for nothing.
Then, first, let’s urge the three of them who are immersed in emotion to act.
“All three of you should settle down after we arrive inside the town. Just to be certain, the town is the place where I can see the light, right?”
“Yes! That’s the town of Bezart!”
“I see
finally. By the way, is there any chance of monsters appearing on the way?”
“We’ll use [Presence Detection] to be on the lookout, but I’d say there’s almost nothing to worry about. We don’t grow crops between the town and the forest for safety.”
“I see
 so the monsters are not going to come out of the forest unnecessarily.”
“Yeah, for the monsters, the forest is richer in food, so they don’t come out.”
“Okay. I’ll leave my flashlight with you, and we’ll make as much progress as we can before the sun goes down.
“Okay, you’re right! Potta! We’ve got to keep going! We can rest as long as we make it into town!
“If we don’t need to worry about fighting, I’ll carry the basket on my back. Come on! We’re almost there!”
“Your mother will get mad at you if you don’t get home soon!”
“Fuuh
 ai!”
Thus, without changing formation, our group continued on toward the town.
The three of us them were walking ahead of me, and although exhausted, we were much faster than we had been in the forest.
The basket was heavier than I had imagined, so I could barely keep up with them.
Of course, the difference in ease of walking was probably a big factor, but more than that was the relief of knowing that the goal was in sight.
The anticipation of getting back to town and to their home soon most likely lessened the sense of exhaustion.
After all, that’s what I

While thinking this, I look up at the sky and exhale deeply with a slight feeling of regret.
Ahhhh

Overall, it’s all about what I want to do.
I thought it just depended on the growth mechanism in this world.
And it turned out to be the opposite of what I expected.
(Is this world designed to favor the last attack
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