My Beloved Dog is the Strongest in Another World

The hunt began

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“In other words, when Ms. Delia helps, you find more monsters…”

“Exactly. And since it only happens when Delia is there, she is our lucky charm.”

Was it just me, or did that seem suspicious?

Well, if there were no traces of someone setting it up…perhaps it was a coincidence. Or she really did bring good luck.

“Takumi…”

“Yes, I know. I’ll be careful.”

Phillip and Nicholas were looking at me worriedly.

As they were trained guards, perhaps they were more sensitive to anything strange happening in the forest.

And since I felt something was wrong as well, I decided to stay on my guard so that I could react quickly if something happens…

“Hyah!”

“Delia, it went over there!”

“Leave it to me!”

After that, we went into the direction that Ms. Delia indicated, and then we saw the monster that I assumed was the Audhumbla.

It looked like a black bull and was incredibly fast.

And yet Ms. Delia easily dodged it while slashing with her knife.

I could not do that… I doubted any human could.

As for the orc, we found it as well, though it had been smashed against a tree.

And so one of the woodcutters dealt a final blow and then recovered the corpse.

I suppose they would take it back for food.

“There are no other monsters around. It looks like we won’t have anything to do then.”

“Yes. But look at how she can keep up with the Audhumbla, and target its legs with precision.”

“I think it is difficult for it to move because of the trees.”

And so Phillip, Nicholas and I watched Ms. Delia work.

The serpent was found wrapped around the orc, so they must have been fighting first. Regardless, it meant that Ms. Delia could concentrate on the Audhumbla.

The woodcutters would swing their weapons and scare the Audhumbla, causing it to turn and rush towards Ms. Delia, and then she would slash at it with her knife.

It did not seem to be slowed down by serpent venom. However, it was only a matter of time before it would start to get tired.

The Audhumbla could run at the speed of a horse, but it had to slow down in order to avoid crashing into trees.

On the other hand, nothing seemed to slow Ms. Delia down… It was probably due to the differences in size.

Also, she was used to being in the forest.

“It will probably stop soon.”

“It’s no wonder, after it was cut that many times. If Ms. Delia had a sharper blade, this would have ended even sooner.”

Said Phillip and Nicholas as they watched.

Indeed, the knife looked quite rough and not very sharp.

Regardless, the Audhumbla was bleeding a lot around the legs, and the pain was slowing it down.

At this point, even the wood cutters would be able to keep up with it.

“She is good. Instead of just running in one direction, she constantly changes and sometimes meets it head on.”

“And she hasn’t even undergone training. Beastkin really are amazing.”

As the Audhumbla was rather cowardly, it continued to run from the larger group of wood cutters, but Ms. Delia would always catch up with it and stand in its way.

Like this it did not go too far or move in our direction.

Ms. Delia was clearly used to hunting.