
The Forest Doesn’t Raise Idle Goblins
[Comedy · Non-Human Lord · Another World Fantasy]
That is how legends are born: an interesting otherworldly setting, a captivating story, and then an interesting soul.
What remains is choosing a race for the protagonist. To highlight his righteous rescue of the weak, we need...
Hm? My hand slipped. Did I pick goblin?
...
Xar accidentally transmigrates and finds that he has become a goblin.
As everyone knows, that is the most miserable race on the continent: never well fed or properly clothed, and whenever adventurers see a goblin, they get instantly hyped up.
To survive, he has no choice but to unite the goblin tribe.
Fortunately, he has a talent tree.
[Veil of Mist: You can see unknown nearby areas.]
"Let me see what you’ve got—oh ho, a magic crystal mine. From now on, this area is mine. Get lost from my territory."
[Blessing of the Gods: You can forcibly obtain a god’s blessing for your territory.]
"God of Life, what does your blessing have to do with my territory?"
[Star of the Domain: You can mark any target, and as long as it appears in your domain, it will be shown.]
"Hm? Why is a demon wandering around my territory? Is that you, Joy?"
Thus, while the gods, demons, and nobles struggle for power and attack one another, no one notices that a powerful force is rising deep in the forest.
"I’m telling you now," Xar says, holding up one finger in front of them. "You don’t have the ability to stand here and say you can easily handle us. Goblins don’t fall for that."
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The setting is a fake D&D-like system. Not Goblin Slayer. There are female goblins.
Machine-translated ·
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