The Exiled Heavy Knight Knows How to Game the System (追放された転生重騎士はゲーム知識で無双する)

The Heavy Knight.

Heavy Knight

It is a class specialized in defense that draws enemy attacks to protect allies.

But compared to other defensive classes, it lacks versatility.

Its incredibly weak offensive abilities make it difficult to level up.

As a result

As a result...

it's known as a truly unfortunate defective class.

I heard a clown had joined this Raid Quest.

It must be you, Elymas.

There are plenty of newbies like you who underestimate guilds and monsters.

You beat an Ariandype at level 12?

Don't be stupid!

Adventuring isn't that easy!

I'll teach you a lesson!

Well, this sucks.

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Begin Adventure

Begin Adventure

Episode 3 The Raid Quest

Well, this sucks.

But raid quests are a rare chance at promotion.

I can't afford to miss this one.

What I should do is...

I look forward to working with you.

I don't like this, but fine.

Okay, Teal. Let's get started.

Certainly, Mr. Gowtan.

Search.

Search is a skill that detects creatures in the area.

It's a rare skill at low levels.

There's a horde of roughly thirty enemy monsters.

Good work, Teal.

Yes, sir. I happen to possess an exceptional skill.

I hope you'll grant me that promotion to rank E.

Oh? What's this?

Your bizarre—rather, unusual behavior at the guild has sparked rumors, Elymas.

Judging by his equipment, he must be a Red Mage.

They have high physical abilities and can learn attack spells, healing spells,

and a broad range of support spells.

I'd certainly be impressed if all the rumors were true.

It really is such a shame.

Sorry you're stuck with a defective class.

I appreciate your concern.

But I like this class.

You think you're tough?

Well, just don't hold us back.

If anything, Red Mage is the more challenging class.

At first glance, they seem capable of anything,

but in the game, they were known as a typical jack-of-all-trades.

But this world isn't the game.

Naturally, people favor classes that are easy to use.

Let's review the situation.

This undead horde is led by a Ghoul Head.

That's a strong monster.

As a D-rank adventurer, I'll handle it.

All of you, keep your distance and handle the weaklings.

You won't protect us?

I won't protect anyone who gets caught in my fight.

Seriously?

I'm standing in the back.

Mr. Gowtan's only focusing on the boss?

I thought we'd just have to stand next to him.

The Ghoul Head is around level 30.

It has no attack skills,

but its Hades Breath skill that turns corpses into low-level Wights is a pain.

But we have Gowtan, a D-rank adventurer around level 40.

If things go smoothly, we should win.

However...

We're dead.

We're definitely going to die.

Cowardice

Cowardice.

Weakling adventurers.

Arrogance

Arrogance.

Newbies who expected raids to be easy,

and a careless leader who won't look after his team.

The odds we'll all survive are 80%.

That's decent for a game, but in this world, death is more than just a setback.

Gowtan.

Shouldn't you give more specific instructions?

What did you say?

The report on the undead horde may not be totally accurate.

It'll be too late if we wait for the worst to happen.

What is he saying?

He's making a suggestion to Gowtan?

Damn Heavy Knight...

Is he insane?

You think you can order me around?

No.

I'm simply anxious because I'm a low level and inexperienced adventurer.

So are the others.

For a veteran like you, this might be business as usual,

but we'd appreciate more instructions.

I'm not a babysitter, but fine.

Hold on.

We'd appreciate it?

Only those with defective classes like yours are scared of weak undead.

I didn't think you'd go crying to Mr. Gowtan just before we faced them.

I'm scared, too...

We don't need instructions, Mr. Gowtan.

Cowards can stay out of our way by running to the rear.

Right, Mr. Gowtan?

When did they get here?

We don't need instructions, Mr. Gowtan.