In Crusher’s own estimation, she was fairly good at looking at herself objectively. It was not as though she was entirely free of bravado, but for someone from the North, she had a decent grasp of her own level.
“If I go near that thing recklessly, I’ll die.”
In that sense, she also knew there was nothing she could do right now.
That was not a battle she had any right to interfere in.
Needless to say, the young knight, who was weaker than her, had even less business getting involved.
“Then… what are we supposed to do……?”
“Fortunately, that thing doesn’t know we’re here. Or it knows and is ignoring us.”
Well, realistically speaking, the latter was far more likely.
The battle between the Demon King and the Hero looked evenly matched at a glance, but the Demon King was still one-sidedly overwhelming the Hero far more often.
And beings that powerful usually had a grasp of their surroundings as well.
It was merely ignoring them because it knew they posed no threat; there was almost no chance it was genuinely unaware of their existence.
“Tch. That makes a surprise attack awkward as hell too.”
A surprise attack was powerful because the opponent did not know it was coming.
If their presence had already been detected, there was little reason to charge in pretending otherwise.
“Then are we supposed to just stay here doing nothing?”
“Tss. Hold on. I don’t want…