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A Wild Last Boss Appeared! #5
野生のラスボスが現れた！5
覇王(俺)VS英雄(ベネトナシュ)!
死闘の中で、ついに真正ルファス――覚醒っ!?
伝説の女傑ルファス(♀)として旅を続ける俺(♂)は
ひょんなことから再会した勇者と魔神族に立ち向かうために協力することに。
ところが、そんな中で亜人たちを焚き付けて何かしようとしている
十二星天『獅子』のレオンの噂を聞いた俺は亜人の国へと向かい、
勇者はレオンに協力しているサジタリウスの真意を探るべく
ケンタウロスの里へ向かってもらうことにした。
しかし、俺はその道中で七英雄の一人、ベネトナシュと再会。
ルファスと再び戦うために200年間待ち続けたというベネトナシュのために
俺は十二星天と分かれ、一人で吸血鬼の国(ミョルニル)へと向かう。
俺と対峙したベネトナシュは笑みを浮かべながら言う、
「待ち侘びたぞ、この時を……この時だけを、私はずっと待ち続けてきた―─さあ、闘争(はじ)めようか! 」
覇王VS吸血姫、十二星天『牡羊』VS『獅子』、勇者一行VS亜人連合――目が離せないバトル満載の第5巻!!
書き下ろしストーリー『竜王が勝負を仕掛けてきた』も収録!
死闘の中で、ついに真正ルファス――覚醒っ!?
伝説の女傑ルファス(♀)として旅を続ける俺(♂)は
ひょんなことから再会した勇者と魔神族に立ち向かうために協力することに。
ところが、そんな中で亜人たちを焚き付けて何かしようとしている
十二星天『獅子』のレオンの噂を聞いた俺は亜人の国へと向かい、
勇者はレオンに協力しているサジタリウスの真意を探るべく
ケンタウロスの里へ向かってもらうことにした。
しかし、俺はその道中で七英雄の一人、ベネトナシュと再会。
ルファスと再び戦うために200年間待ち続けたというベネトナシュのために
俺は十二星天と分かれ、一人で吸血鬼の国(ミョルニル)へと向かう。
俺と対峙したベネトナシュは笑みを浮かべながら言う、
「待ち侘びたぞ、この時を……この時だけを、私はずっと待ち続けてきた―─さあ、闘争(はじ)めようか! 」
覇王VS吸血姫、十二星天『牡羊』VS『獅子』、勇者一行VS亜人連合――目が離せないバトル満載の第5巻!!
書き下ろしストーリー『竜王が勝負を仕掛けてきた』も収録!
- GenresFantasyLight Novel
328 pages, Paperback
First published September 15, 2017
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Displaying 1 - 5 of 5 reviews
August 25, 2021
I found myself checking out in this volume after Lufas finished her fight with Benet. It just wasn't clicking after that. I'm not sure I'll continue any further.
November 5, 2022
Unlike other light novel, the content still full of action and fighting scene, itsjust the plot became a bit repetitive here. Still on the quest to acquire her old companions.
December 10, 2022
The absolute best so far!
So far, this was the best book in the series 🙂 Actually, I have trouble remembering a book that got me as excited as this one 😁
So far, this was the best book in the series 🙂 Actually, I have trouble remembering a book that got me as excited as this one 😁
December 31, 2021
In order to prevent war between humans and demihumans, Lufas sends some of her allies to deal with the centaurs, while the rest of them head towards the home of the vampires. One vampire, in particular: Benetnasch, Lufas's old ally and one of the few beings who can stand up to Lufas's overwhelming might. And Benetnasch has spent the last 200 years spoiling for a fight to prove which of them is stronger . . .
It's interesting to get the story of Lufas's betrayal and imprisonment from the point of view of someone who was there, someone to whom this wasn't just a fun way to add some spice to a game. To Benet, the Seven Heroes meant something different, and now that she has a chance to redo her last fight without anyone interfering, she's utterly determined to see it through. To the gamer who still has a different perspective than Lufas, this challenge is something he isn't sure he can handle . . . but the eventual fight leaves some very important questions about what's really going on.
On the other hand, once Aries and his group separate from Lufas, they're almost immediately in over their heads. Leon, who has only shown up briefly so far, finally gets to steal the show, and THIS fight is a lot more tense, because Leon is far stronger than they are.
I'm also amused that Sei is starting to pick up on the fact that Lufas knows about things from Earth, and what that could possibly mean. His guesses may be closer to the truth than he knows (or Lufas can guess) depending on what future volumes decide to reveal.
Overall, if you liked the series so far, this is a good continuation. The fights are maybe a little long, but they're very easy to visualize, and there's enough lore and backstory being dropped to keep adding pieces to the overall picture. I rate this book Recommended.
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It's interesting to get the story of Lufas's betrayal and imprisonment from the point of view of someone who was there, someone to whom this wasn't just a fun way to add some spice to a game. To Benet, the Seven Heroes meant something different, and now that she has a chance to redo her last fight without anyone interfering, she's utterly determined to see it through. To the gamer who still has a different perspective than Lufas, this challenge is something he isn't sure he can handle . . . but the eventual fight leaves some very important questions about what's really going on.
On the other hand, once Aries and his group separate from Lufas, they're almost immediately in over their heads. Leon, who has only shown up briefly so far, finally gets to steal the show, and THIS fight is a lot more tense, because Leon is far stronger than they are.
I'm also amused that Sei is starting to pick up on the fact that Lufas knows about things from Earth, and what that could possibly mean. His guesses may be closer to the truth than he knows (or Lufas can guess) depending on what future volumes decide to reveal.
Overall, if you liked the series so far, this is a good continuation. The fights are maybe a little long, but they're very easy to visualize, and there's enough lore and backstory being dropped to keep adding pieces to the overall picture. I rate this book Recommended.
See my reviews and more at https://offtheshelfreviews.wordpress....
September 18, 2025
Lufas and company set out to deal with one of the wayward twelve stars: Leon. The vampire princess Benetnasch steps in. The fight between her and Lufas had been interrupted 200 years earlier and she wants to finish it. So Lufas sets out to deal with the princess, the rest face Leon. What follows is an intriguing story with the silly over-the-top violence and entertaining characters. I just wish there was a bit less fighting, silly or not, not a fan of it. I also feel there is a bit too much explaining going on, not on the world but on how a specific power works and how it interacts with other powers. It made some parts of the book rather boring to me. Nothing new for the series, but it felt a bit more prominent this time. Maybe because the whole book covers two fights/conflicts and that is about it. Anyway, still a decently entertaining read, especially if you don't mind the fights and explanations.
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