They entered the village, then Ronnie gathered everyone together.
After a few minutes, all the villagers slowly ca there while talking nervously with each other.
"Don’t worry, we can handle this, but we need support from all of us," Ronnie said.
Then one old man ca forward from the crowd.
"We don’t know how to fight... we are just farrs. Because of you guys, we can survive, but fighting monsters ourselves... we can’t do that," the old man said worriedly.
Ronnie looked at everyone standing there.
"If we work together, we will win... and we will not lose anyone," Ronnie said firmly.
Then a woman stepped forward.
"Then what will we do?" she asked Ronnie.
"Look around you," Ronnie told them.
The village was small, located between mountains and a forest.
A large farming field spread around the middle area, and in the center there was a small village with around 67 houses.
Less than 200 people lived there.
The village had a small old wooden wall around it for the first defense.
Outside the wall, there was a large farming field spreading across the land.
Farther ahead, there was a bigger stone wall with a gate built near the riverside.
A wooden bridge connected the village to the outside.
If anything dangerous happened, the villagers could pull the ropes and lift the bridge up.
Because of the large mountains around the area, monsters rarely attacked the village. Sotis small groups of horned rabbits appeared near the fields, but because of the river, they could not enter the village easily.
But this ti was different.
The enemies were goblins.
Goblin monsters lived in groups, made shelters underground, and knew how to cross rivers.
That was why Ronnie, Suman, and the others started making plans to defeat the twelve goblins near the riverside first.
After that, they would decide what to do next.
anwhile, the other villagers started building stronger stone barriers around the village entrance.
So people carried wood and stones.
Others began making traps across the farming fields.
Everyone was moving quickly to prepare for defense.
At the sa ti—
Arya, Aisha, and the other children were staying inside the village temple.
Arya stood on the second floor near the window, quietly looking outside at the village.
People were rushing everywhere while preparing for battle.
I also want to go there and fight with them, Arya thought.
It had already been five years since he ca into this world, and during that ti he had learned many things about his system.
But right now, he was stuck inside the temple together with the other children.
I know they are the sa age as ... but inside, I am still a fully grown man, he thought helplessly.
His mother and the others had gone outside to help the villagers.
The temple was made from stone and had two floors, making it one of the strongest buildings in the village.
That was why the villagers placed all the children there together with the temple workers.
As Arya continued looking outside—
A girl suddenly walked behind him.
It was Aisha.
She looked at him curiously while he stared through the window.
"What are you looking at?" Aisha asked him.
Then Arya turned back to her.
"Nothing," Arya said.
"You are a liar. I know you were watching them," Aisha said.
Then she continued talking happily.
"When I grow up, I will protect you and everyone. I will beco like your father and my mother. If I also have mana, that ans I can beco an adventurer."
Her face beca a little red while saying that.
But Arya was not really listening.
Instead, he was thinking about sothing else.
Then suddenly—
Aisha grabbed both of his shoulders with her hands and moved him slightly.
"What are you thinking about now?" Aisha asked.
Before she could say anything else, Arya quickly stepped back.
"Sorry, I want to go to the toilet," Arya said before running away from there.
Then he went near one of the temple workers.
"I want to go to the toilet... it is ergency," Arya said while acting like his stomach was hurting.
Because it was a temple, there was no toilet inside the building.
So the worker took him outside near a public toilet made from old wood.
After reaching there, Arya quickly went inside and closed the door.
"I don’t need help, sir. I can do it myself. You don’t need to stand there. If I need help, I will call you," Arya said from inside.
The worker looked around for a mont.
Because there was already a lot of work in the village, he finally left the area.
The toilet was not far from the temple, and many villagers were still working nearby, so everyone thought it was safe.
After the worker left—
Arya stopped acting.
Without wasting any more ti, he quietly used his teleport skill.
In the next second—
His body disappeared from there.
And the people outside still knew nothing about it.
Then Arya reached the middle of the forest.
Because he still could not fully control his teleport skill, he made a mistake.
He wanted to teleport near the twelve goblins beside the riverside.
But instead—
He accidentally teleported near the goblin monster village.
Arya quickly hid behind a tree after seeing what was in front of him.
Down below the mountain area, there was a massive goblin village.
When he looked carefully, there were more than 300 goblins living there.
The village looked almost like a human village.
There were wooden walls, small houses, watch towers, and in the middle of the village there was a huge cave.
Many goblin monsters were guarding the area while carrying weapons.
Arya’s expression beca serious.
If they saw him, he was done for.
He could not fight against that many monsters alone.
Their numbers were simply too large.
If he used too many skills, his energy would quickly beco low.
And without energy—
He could not use his abilities anymore.
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