Why was it Royan?
How could it be Royan?
Lucan and Pangnard looked at the person who walked out from the shadows, the minotaur and horseman following behind him in disbelief.
They never would have thought it was Royan.
Their minds went blank the moment they saw Kieran.
Until Kieran turned around and was about to leave, the two of them came back to their senses.
"Wait! Wait!"
Lucan yelled.
Kieran didn't stop.
To Kieran, neither Lucan nor Pangnard had the reason to stop him.
Lucan and Pangnard scratched their heads anxiously when they saw Kieran moving forward, but they didn't know what to say.
Pangnard finally spoke.
"Do you want more treasures?"
"Bring us along!"
We can help you! "
Pangnard said straightforwardly.
His tone was respectful and his attitude was humble.
Pangnard knew what kind of attitude he should use when he was asking for help, let alone when the person he was asking for was such a powerful … Ugh, an Inhuman!
That's right!
An Inhuman!
Such a powerful existence must be an Inhuman!
So, why did he sneak into the normal camp?
Questions popped up in Pangnard's mind one after another, but he didn't show it on his face.
Everyone had secrets.
Knowing too much could lead to death.
"Help me?"
Kieran turned around and looked at Pangnard.
"Em.
Help you.
"This is my talent!"
I can sense the presence of the treasures and he is the last line of defense. Both of us can help you scout the path and save you precious time! "
Pangnard said seriously.
He didn't mind exposing his talent.
Maybe under normal circumstances, he would be afraid of his talent and would never reveal it.
But here?
He didn't need to!
He didn't just sense the presence of the treasures, he also sensed the presence of the monsters guarding the treasures, not to mention the presence of those that he couldn't sense.
Especially the latter …
Every single one of them was a terrifying existence.
Now that they were here, the danger level was unimaginable.
Therefore, they needed Kieran's help.
"Oh."
Kieran nodded noncommittally.
Pangnard instantly understood what Kieran meant.
He immediately said, "There should be a wooden treasure chest about five hundred meters ahead, and another one about seven hundred meters to the right …"
Pangnard categorized the boxes based on his previous loot.
Kieran did not speak.
He looked at the minotaur and horseman.
He had spent a lot of effort to subdue these two freaks, who were obviously highly intelligent, not because it was fun or because he wanted to make friends with them, but because he wanted to know what the underground of this city looked like.
When he made up his mind to go underground, Kieran had roughly guessed what he would encounter.
However, when Kieran really went underground, he realized that his thinking was too simple.
This was no longer a simple sewer.
Instead, it was truly an underground city.
It wasn't just huge, the terrain was extremely complicated as well.
The roads that the monsters built didn't have a proper plan, they dug and dug randomly. A seemingly flat road might end up in a dead end, and a seemingly bumpy road might turn into a broad road after a turn.
After going through multiple dead ends, Kieran gave up on trying his luck and started to search for 'guides'.
Among the monsters, the horseman with a powerful presence naturally became Kieran's target.
After leaving Paladia behind, Kieran followed the horseman all the way here.
As for the minotaur?
From Kieran's point of view, it was an unexpected reward.
Two 'guides' were always better than one. That was what Kieran thought.
However, when he saw the minotaur and horseman nod, confirming Pangnard's words, the Herder before him was the most unexpected reward.
In a strange and complicated place, what else was more reassuring than having a map?
Naturally, he had two maps and a treasure-seeking tool.
Of course, a 'pathfinder' with rough skin and thick flesh wasn't too bad.
Kieran glanced over Lucan and gave a definition to the Herders of the north.
"Lead the way."
Kieran said.
"Happy to serve you."
Pangnard laughed right away and pulled Lucan to the front of the group.
Lucan didn't argue.
Northerners might be stubborn, but they weren't ungrateful.
He knew why Pangnard did it.
Pangnard exposed his hidden talents for Kieran, it was a favor.
Northerners would always repay favors!
Therefore, for the rest of the journey, with the help of the potion, Pangnard slowly recovered and opened up a path for the group.
Soon, some wooden boxes were collected by Kieran.
It was still some potions.
Up until now, Kieran had a general understanding of the patterns of the items in the boxes.
The lowest tier wooden box contained potions.
After that, it should be iron, copper, and silver boxes.
Then the golden boxes.
Depending on the tier of the box, the items inside would be different as well, from the simplest potions to Advance Rank items.
It seemed like the Battle of Winter Night this time was heavily invested by several parties.
As for what was above the gold tier?
Kieran had no idea for the time being.
But according to Kieran's speculations, there should be.
The speculations came from the scarlet red skull.
Once the thought came to Kieran, he frowned.
No doubt Pangnard was a rare powerful foe since he entered this dungeon world.
Kieran didn't have the confidence to defeat Pangnard at the moment.
"Pangnard, how wide is your sensing range?"
Kieran asked.
"Around a kilometer.
Sometimes, if the treasures are rare enough, my sensing range can be expanded, but most of the time, it's within this range. "
Pangnard didn't hide anything.
Since the deal had been struck, the pride in Pangnard's heart determined that he wouldn't go back on his words, neither would he use some dirty tricks.
"Only a kilometer?"
Kieran thought for a while before looking at the minotaur and horseman.
The two monsters immediately knew what Kieran meant.
Without further ado, the two monsters started to draw a map for Kieran on the ground.
Five minutes later, a messy map appeared before everyone's eyes.
It was a general map that was square on the outside and circular on the inside.
The outer circle was irregular, just a general shape.
The inner circle was very regular, with rings within rings. Starting from the outermost ring to the innermost ring, there were a total of six rings.
One of the rings represented their location and the other dot was on the outermost ring.
"Lord Yama, we are here.
If you want to enter Mou Block from here, you will have to go through a drawbridge guarded by the White Guard.
"That guy is a tough nut to crack."
The minotaur and horseman spoke one after another, quickly explaining the situation to Kieran.
"How long does it take for the sun to rise here?"
Kieran nodded and continued asking.
He didn't want to face an endless stream of monsters while he was on his way.
Pangnard and Lucan also stared at the two monsters when they heard Kieran's question.
Both of them didn't forget the torture they experienced just now.
"After the wooden clapper strikes 12 times, the sun will rise."
The minotaur said in a muffled voice.
Just as he finished his sentence — — — — —
Bang!
The sound of a clapper could be heard.
The faint roar coming from above stopped just like that.
"Such a coincidence?"
Pangnard was stunned.
"I don't know either.
It's not me who struck the clapper, it's a weird guy. No one knows what he is thinking but he is very strong.
He must have reached some kind of agreement with those bastards in the Inner Ring, right?
"Those bastards will come to an agreement with that weird guy? Stop joking!
Who's joking, you horse-face who doesn't know the inside story!
Who are you calling horse-face, minotaur? "
The minotaur explained, and the horseman joined in as well.
The two monsters soon started to quarrel.
Just as the pitchfork and the longsword were about to have a showdown, Kieran's face turned heavy.
The two monsters went quiet right away.
It wasn't just an alliance.
It was also because the two monsters knew there was a scarier contract behind the alliance.
Of course, the scariest thing was that the one in charge of the alliance was an even scarier guy.
Every time the two monsters saw Kieran, their hearts would tremble.
After signing the contract, they could faintly see what the person in front of them had done.
A giant crocodile.
A bloody warlock.
A strange assassin.
A giant snake that covered the sky.
Although the images were blurry, just the lingering, blurry image of the giant snake was enough to make their souls tremble, let alone the man who slashed the snake in half with a single slash.
It was simply frightening.
Therefore, they dared not resist against Kieran.
The strong preyed on the weak, it was natural for the monsters.
Even though they were slightly different, it was the same.
"Leave for now."
Kieran's words represented the team's decision.
Paladia, who was guarding the entrance, saw Lucan and Pangnard come out after Kieran, he wasn't surprised at all.
However, when he saw the minotaur and horseman, his eyelids twitched.
The former could still be used, but since they were both Herders, Paladia could explain.
As for the horseman?
There was only one possibility left.
[Seodi Stone]!
Even though he knew it was impossible for Kieran not to use [Seodi Stone] after he obtained it, Paladia never thought Kieran would use it on monsters.
Didn't he think about the consequences?
Most of the old fogies would dislike him.
Some of the more radical ones might even view him as an enemy.
It was only natural for him to reject help when he was in trouble.
Even …
He would be purposely stirred up trouble!
Of course, most importantly, because of [Seodi Stone], Paladia was also tied to the monster's war chariot. They were like ants on a rope, no one could escape.
Once Paladia thought about the hopeless life he would have to face in the future, he felt his life was bleak.
Therefore, his gaze at the minotaur and horseman got even more hostile.
Such a gaze was undoubtedly direct.
Two of the more special freaks immediately discovered it.
"I think he is looking down on us?"
"Hmm, his gaze is quite annoying."
"Wear it, want some skewers?"
"Agreed!"
The two monsters didn't have the word 'tolerance' in their dictionary. They immediately said to Paladia with malicious intentions.
As a matter of fact, since they were both bound by [Seodi Stone], they knew the human in front of them was also their 'ally'.
It was just that this' ally 'was a little annoying.
"Beef and horse bao are not bad either.
Braise the beef and braise it.
Marinate the meat with sauce. "
Paladia said without showing any weakness.
"Do you want some?"
The minotaur and horseman took out their pitchforks and swords; Paladia started to move his grappling hook.
Lucan scratched his head and wanted to say something, but Pangnard pulled Lucan's bearskin mantle.
He knew this was someone else's family matter.
It would be better for them, the collaborators, to stay out of it.
However, to Pangnard's surprise, Kieran didn't even care about the tense atmosphere, he turned around and looked around.
'What happened?'
Pangnard was confused.
Paladia, who had experienced it before, didn't care about the two monsters anymore, he looked around nervously.
He remembered how scary that scarlet red skull was.
The minotaur and horseman felt bored after losing their opponent to provoke.
The two monsters looked at Kieran uncontrollably.
"Lord Yama, what happened?"
The minotaur asked directly.
"There's a newcomer."
Kieran said calmly.
A newcomer?
The minotaur and horseman were confused.
However, the other three Herders knew what was going on.
Because of that, the three Herders frowned.
"This shouldn't be happening!
We should have at least two days, shouldn't we?
Why did it become a day? "
The Northern Herder asked in confusion.
"Maybe something happened."
Pangnard explained.
Bang!
Another clapper sounded.
The clapper sounded like it had some kind of magical power, whether underground or above ground, it could be clearly heard by humans or monsters.
There was a long interval between the first and second clapper, and after the second clapper sounded, the third clapper sounded as dense as a drum.
Bang Bang Bang!
A series of clapper sounded.
The monsters, who were already on the ground, panicked even more.
When the last clang of the clapper fell, the moon in the sky disappeared. The sun skipped the initial sunrise and hung in the east.
The sun shone over the whole city.
Blood, broken bones, and incomplete bodies were everywhere.
There were humans.
There were monsters.
So were the wounds on the bodies.
Humans had human marks.
Monsters had monster marks.
It seemed like last night was a messy battle.
The human bodies looked brighter under the sun.
The monsters' bodies started to melt and explode.
Bang Bang Bang!
A series of explosions later, the blood was dancing in the air, giving off an unusual feeling under the sun. Amid the blood, figures appeared out of thin air.
The Inhumans had entered the city!
And …
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