Chapter 51: The Tin Knight and The City of Clockwork (10)
Originally, the one who best understood someone’s abilities was often their adversary rather than the person themselves.
After all, it was the one who had been hit that knew how much a punch hurt, not the one throwing it.
In that sense, Kumara’s group highly evaluated the pursuers’ skills.
At the very least, they were top-tier among the bronze rank. Not a few among them were even silver rank in ability, and their numbers were by no means small—around twenty in total.
Considering that silver-ranked adventurers were usually compared to knights of an ordinary domain, the guild had practically dispatched a quasi-knight-order-level force for this mission.
Then, what of the opponent facing this formidable force...?
Slash! Thud! Crack!
“Arghhhh!”
The single, deranged knight was mercilessly crushing this force.
This is ridiculous.
Kumara let out a hollow laugh.