Overgeared

“You messed up your job because you were greedy.”

At Asgard...

Judar’s eyes were cold as he stared at Metatron. There was the sensation of digging into the inside that wasn’t apparent on the outside.

Judar reproached Metatron, who lowered their head in an overwhelmed manner.

“If you hadn’t been arrogant enough to hunt an Old Dragon, Chiyou would’ve displayed his strength relatively quickly.”

Metatron, who left the battlefield under the pretext that they had been ambushed by Chiyou, met a variable named Nevartan and was unable to return to the battlefield in the end. Thanks to this, Chiyou had enough energy and Asura didn’t have time to observe Chiyou’s strength. The reason for the failure of this Chiyou expedition lay purely with Metatron.

“”I’m ashamed. I have learned enough about the strength of an Old Dragon and I won’t repeat the same mistake twice.””

“Go away.” Judar didn’t bother being angry. He issued Metatron an order to leave and assessed the situation.

He couldn’t do anything about Chiyou, but it wasn’t a big loss. They got a lot of battle gear made by Grid. They were all powerful and beautiful enough to match the landscape of heaven.

Ornaments made of metal that symbolized Grid. Each battle gear was decorated with black-gold ornaments.

‘Is it the inherent limitation of those who rise up from a low place? Grid, you are also arrogant. Metatron’s mistake will be covered up by your mistakes.’

***

“Be aware of your position. Grid, your hierarchy isn’t one where you need to bow to a top dragon,” Bunhelier pointed out impatiently. He couldn’t accept the sight of Grid greeting Cranbel politely.

“Status doesn’t matter in a relationship,” Grid immediately retorted.

Hayate and Biban smiled.

As usual, Cranbel didn’t show any emotion with his facial expressions. He only captured the appearance of Grid in his deep eyes that was like an infinite universe.

Bunhelier read the mood and took a step back. “That is true from the time that I, a great Old Dragon, became your colleague.”

He shrugged and the black hair that went down his back waved. It was glossy, fine hair. From the tip of his toe to his hair, he was truly flawless in his appearance. He was literally fine on the outside.

‘Aren’t you embarrassed in front of Cranbel?’

[I am the one who owes you. If you hadn’t intervened, I probably would’ve been killed by Bunhelier.]

Cranbel responded to Grid, who was inwardly clicking his tongue. It was while using honorifics very naturally.

“You are exaggerating. Your Dragon Words would’ve been enough to get out of the crisis. I was worried that you might be offended about me intervening unnecessarily.

“That is ridiculous.”

Bunhelier was the weakest among the Old Dragons, but he was invincible against the top dragons. Grid unrealistically appreciated Cranbel and it was just absurd. Grid didn’t care about this. In the first place, Grid was assertive. It was to the extent where he accepted Zeratul as a member of the Overgeared World despite the opposition of some people.

“What worries me even more is the relationship between you and Nevartan. Nevartan might hold a grudge against you. Do you have any intention of staying in Reinhardt for the time being?”

Biban was explaining in real time what had happened here to Grid. It wasn’t an explanation using language.

by Biban unfolded in

was the utilization of intent impossible

It could also be used

how to use their power wisely will be able to subdue a

overwhelm others with intent. For Grid, the experience of not being able to resist the Formless

‘Garam...’

images of the enemies he had

age and the Yatan Servants. There were also monsters and bosses of various fields, the great demons, the yangbans, the Seven

powerful. There were many times when he wondered how he could win against them. But now he had defeated Baal and faced off against the heavenly gods. After fighting countless enemies, he was on his

‘The ending...’

felt a bit confused. He always thought that he had to conquer Asgard in order to see a happy ending. However, looking

also far from being saints. They were selfish. They sometimes made mistakes and committed sins. However, it was the same with humans. The nature of

have

Grid’s obligations didn’t change. It was an obligation to prevent the destruction that Rebecca would cause. However, there was no need to antagonize all the gods in the process. He was convinced that there would be an opportunity

Thanks to all types of encounters, Grid had his own discerning vision and had subtle

of Wisdom. If Dominion was in charge of the battlefield, Judar seemed to be in charge of all of Asgard in

disposition didn’t seem to align with Grid. Even

more realistic to settle with him than to turn all of Asgard into

strategies in games. It was the

I will be

strategy a very few number of times. That was the case this

help of the Old Dragons. Originally, Asgard was inviolable territory for players. Yet Grid had secured

he hadn’t been squeezed by Grid, Eat Spicy would still be

with the environment to become a craftsman, Eat Spicy Jokbal would have run into all sorts of limitations without the

which Grid used as his greatest

strengthen the relationship to the limit. He was also eager to

shook his

with anyone. Additionally, I don’t think it is likely that Nevartan will retaliate against

any longer. It was because through the memories instilled by Biban, he overheard the

that Nevartan

died, then Nevartan’s insanity would be cured.

lot of anxiety. He was worried that the energy of the Insane Dragon in Greed would disappear when Nevartan’s insanity was cured. Fortunately, the nature of proliferation in Greed wasn’t extinguished

substitute, but can you listen to one request?

one

Hexetia, he surpassed the limits of his craftsmanship skills. Now he could really complete one piece in the

It was long enough to

of the Surface for the Noble

[Rating: Myth

Defense: 100

Durability: 20,000/20,000

Only One God Grid to

to the

Use:

background of being made for a dragon by an Only One God? Or was it due to the special materials made by the God of Blacksmiths and the use of Greed, which symbolized Grid, as a material? It was an accessory with no particular performance and was even made hastily, but it

dazzled Cranbel, who liked treasure as a dragon.

know what your intention is behind giving me