Download Subtitles for A Genius Student Manhwa Recap

This guy is a genius student. Chen

Jilliao has a lot of problems to solve

at school, and the biggest one is his

girlfriend. This girl forces him to do

all the homework because she needs to

play games all night to maintain her

high rank. Chenila accepts this because

it's the only way to have such a

beautiful girlfriend, but he wants more.

So, he asked to play with her at night,

too. The girl agreed because she needs a

healer in her party. That day, the MC

went home after buying that famous game.

His mom made his favorite food, but

Chenila couldn't wait. The Cosmos game

was in his backpack waiting for him. He

ran to his room. The rainy weather was

relaxing. If Chen Jillo gets closer to

his girlfriend, he can finally try to

take their relationship deeper. Putting

on the VR helmet and turning on the

machines, his mind started seeing

another reality. This place is the start

of the cosmos game. Here it is explained

that this is a survival game and the

player must choose their class right

now. Chengillia knows Xiaomé said they

needed a healer, so he is going to

choose that class. While the protagonist

was connected, heavy rain was falling

outside and a lightning bolt hit his

house. The electric discharge traveled

through the cables and fried his mind. I

feel the energy. My brain feels like

it's going to melt, thought Chenila. The

whole room glowed blue. And when his mom

went to bring his food, where did her

son go? The only clue in the room is the

computer screen with this information.

Somewhere else, a girl was in danger.

Several monsters defeated the humans and

were ready for the banquet. The girl

could only scream for help. Then a

bright light caught everyone's

attention. Chenila appeared there and

said that Xiaomé would be safe. All he

wanted was to touch her lips. So, it

happens. But look, it was just a dream

and it was this lizard that woke him up.

Confused, he wonders what happened to

the transfer process. The sensation is

described as an electric shock,

strangely pleasant. From this, he

deduces he's now inside the game.

Staring at the desert's vastness, he

wonders if this is truly the game. The

intense heat, the excessive realism, and

the absence of people in the supposed

newbie village catch his attention.

Because of this, he decides to search

for Xiaomé. A player search screen

appears [music] before him. However, the

system reports that the player was not

found. The situation seems strange to

him as her ID is perfectly etched into

his memory. Even so, he decides to go to

the village to find her. Now wearing a

hooded cloak, he continues walking

through the desert. Then, a map opens

displaying his location in an

unconfirmed desert area. Doubt returns,

making him wonder if he made a mistake

and where the game teleported him. Two

game area connection screens appear in

sequence. Soon after, a system message

informs him he's outside the server

area. It becomes clear to him that not

being able to contact Xiaomé isn't

normal. With the constant heat, he

calculates he's losing almost a liter of

water per hour. At this moment, he

finally realizes this isn't just a game

anymore, as he could soon collapse from

dehydration. The decision seems obvious.

The game is too hard, and it's best to

disconnect to explain everything to

Xiaomé. However, [music] an error

message appears on the screen. Trying

again, he questions if this is a joke

since disconnecting seems impossible.

Insistently, he presses the button

multiple times, but the error message

keeps appearing. Without answers, he

starts to wonder why he can't leave. A

[music] scream escapes him as he

realizes he's trapped in the game. Soon

after, a notification informs him of a

new message, sparking an immediate

reaction of curiosity. The screen then

displays the details of a quest called

Survive. With infinite duration and

unknown rewards, rage consumed him. He

just wanted to play with May, but now he

was trapped. Punching the sand, he felt

frustration surge, unable to log out or

contact anyone. Doubt then assailed him,

questioning if he would be stuck there

forever. 8 hours later, he still

struggled to believe he was trapped in

what he would come to call his first day

in the apocalypse. Over time, he

discovered the game possessed the same

mechanics as the real world. Temperature

and dehydration symptoms were entirely

real. Because of this, he realized that

if he continued like this, the only

thing awaiting him was death. To have a

chance at survival, he concluded he

needed to find water. Memory brought

forth a show he'd watched where

limestone rocks indicated the presence

of nearby water. From this, [music] he

deduced there should be a water source

in the rocky area ahead. Without wasting

time, he began walking in that

direction. As he advanced, a creature

with sharp fangs stalked him closely. As

he approached the rocks, he hoped his

deduction was correct. Inside a cave, he

finally found a water source. Back on

the surface, he drank urgently,

declaring it essential to his survival.

Outside, a monstrous creature watched

him from a top the rocks. Lying on the

ground, he concluded the water problem

was solved, though there was still no

way out. Sitting up, he opened a system

screen, pondering that if this was a

game, there had to be a clue to escape

the desert. Next, he observed the map

displayed on the screen. However, the

map only showed explored areas, leading

him to check his own system profile.

Analyzing his attributes, he concluded

that with such a low level and no

skills, his only option was to run if he

encountered a monster. Given that, he

decided to check what equipment he had.

The system then materialized a sword and

a pair of gloves before him. He

immediately noticed his class's starting

weapon was a sword. As a precaution, he

decided it was best to keep the weapon

with him and equip it along with the

gloves. Now standing, he raised the

sword and tested its movement. Then he

struck a rock which shattered on impact.

The realization hit him. The weapon was

far harder and more resistant than in

reality. Noticing the system even

displayed equipment wear, he concluded

everything in this game seemed

terrifyingly real. Standing at the cave

entrance, he heard his own stomach

rumble. Necessity called and he decided

to go out and find food. Otherwise, he

wouldn't last long. However, as he

turned, a noise from the water behind

him caught his attention, making him

wonder what it was. Quickly, he hid

behind a rock and cautiously peered

inside the cave. Immediately, regret

washed over him for not having watched

the area more carefully after drinking

the water. Suddenly, a bone dropped to

the ground near him, drawing his

surprised gaze. Before him, an enormous

pile of animal skeletons lay accumulated

at the back of the cave. Crouching, he

picked up one of the bones, wondering

why so many were scattered there.

Carefully, he ran his finger over the

teeth marks etched into the bone. A

memory triggered as he recognized those

marks from a book he'd seen before. With

a look of shock, he exclaimed, [music]

"This can't be real." Abruptly, he

turned and declared, "I can't stay here.

I need to get out now." Suddenly, the

monstrous creature appeared right before

him. His body froze, paralyzed by the

monster's fangs. At the last second, he

managed to dodge the attack. The wolf

then began to circle him. An info screen

popped up, identifying the creature as a

level five desert wolf. The system

detailed the beast's main attack, a bite

with 300 kg of force. However, a

notification highlighted the monster's

belly as its primary weakness. The

realization hit him. There was indeed a

monster right in front of him. It also

became clear that with the wolf's

superior speed, fighting was his only

option. With that, he stood up and took

a combat stance, [music] gripping his

sword tightly. The risk was immediate.

He knew if he lost, he would die. With a

shout that echoed through the cave, he

declared, "You're underestimating me."

As he blocked the creature's attack with

his sword. A memory flashed, taking him

back to his high school days. Back then,

he was the president of the Wind Blast

Kendo Club and became the youngest

person in the country to achieve the

sixth degree in swordsmanship. His

motivation for learning kendo had always

been simple. His mother, when she was

younger, was a huge celebrity fan, and

among her idols was local kendo star Jay

Camira Yai. For that reason, she

encouraged her son to train in

swordsmanship from an early age. At

first, he thought kendo was easy, just a

show with fancy clothes. However, once

he started real practice, he quickly

realized the sport was far from simple.

Facing an opponent in kendo armor, his

own breath and heartbeat became his sole

focus. In that moment, an inexplicable

sensation would seize his body, making

movements difficult. The source of this

feeling was the realization that he

wasn't strong enough. The only way to

overcome it was to keep practicing and

pushing himself relentlessly. That's why

he spent all his free time in the

non-airconditioned dojo, repeating the

same movements countless times. training

was marked by constant failures and

numerous injuries. [music] Still, he

never stopped training, refining each

movement little by little until he

became the youngest sixth Dan Kendo

practitioner in Z City. Even after

achieving that feat, he never stopped

training. The belief that guided him was

simple. In a world where the strong

devour the weak, the victor is king.

Back in the present, he stares down the

wolf, acutely aware that the next

opponent could be far more terrifying.

His hand tightens its grip on the sword

hilt, bracing for the imminent danger.

Again, he roared that the monster had

underestimated him, blocking its attack.

Sparks erupted as his blade clashed

against the creature's claws. He reeled,

shocked by the brutal force of the

impact. The wolf lunged with ferocity,

striking Chenilo with brutal [music]

force. His body slammed against the cave

wall. Still, he questioned why his sword

attacks had no effect. A system

notification flashed. Attack

ineffective. It explained that only

strikes to the abdomen would deal

damage. Other areas were invulnerable.

His mind raced, desperate for a

solution. Even with the monster's

weakness laid bare, the beast was too

fast. With every lunge, its weak point

remained just out of reach. It was clear

that merely defending would only lead to

his exhaustion. Standing before the

creature, he began to weigh his options.

Doubt nawed at him, wondering if this

was truly where he would die. But then,

remembering the beast's vulnerable

abdomen, an idea finally sparked. His

[music] feet pressed firmly into the

ground, a gamble forming in his mind

that this plan would work. Without

hesitation, he charged, convinced this

was his only way to slay the beast. The

wolf leaped, sinking its fangs deep into

his shoulder. Seizing the proximity,

Chenelo plunged his sword deep into the

[music] monster's belly. With fierce

conviction, he declared, "There's no way

that attack wasn't valid this time." As

the wolf collapsed at his feet, he

declared victory without a shred of

doubt. He then explained his strategy.

He deliberately allowed the bite,

forcing the beast to drop its guard and

expose its weak point. The game's logic

is quite interesting, he mused. A system

notification blared, "Arena wolf

defeated. Experience granted. Level up.

You are now level five. 25 skill points

acquired. Immediately after, he noticed

that with the level up, all his wounds

healed instantly." Another notification

popped up announcing, "Hidden level shop

system activated." He carefully observed

the options laid out before him.

However, irritation flared as he stared

at the shop section. "Who developed

this?" he muttered. "Did they really

expect me to die alone in this hole?" he

mused, [music] recalling that just like

in other games, defeating monsters

granted experience to level up and earn

skill points. Sitting down, he began to

ponder what this hidden shop system

truly was. Driven by curiosity, he

decided to enter and check it out,

pressing the access button. A gust of

wind hit him the moment he accessed the

new interface. Before his eyes, a vast

selection of highlevel weapons and

equipment materialized. As he observed

the floating items, he wondered, "Is

this really the shop?" A list of

categories revealed that different item

types were unlocked at specific levels.

What caught his eye was that beyond

weapons and equipment, there were also

housing items and home appliances. "Who

would even buy these in a game?" he

questioned. He also noted that the

mercenary system required level 100 to

unlock. Suddenly, binary code erupted

from the ground, completely surrounding

him. Amidst the data, a female figure

materialized before him. Immediately, he

wondered if it was a holographic

projection. Multiple data circles formed

on the ground around him. Soon after, an

offensive type figure materialized in

front of him. Next, a defensive type

mercenary appeared. A moment later, a

magic type representative emerged before

him. Finally, an assassin manifested

amidst the digital data. As he observed

the vast array of available mercenaries,

something caught his eye. A support type

mercenary with butterfly wings presented

herself. He was speechless, seeing her

lying on a bed that suddenly appeared

there. Annoyance flared in him again as

he stared at the shop section, wondering

who developed something so bizarre. The

system informed him that at his current

level, only the daily necessities phase

could be unlocked, and asked if he

wished to proceed. His answer was

[music] immediate. He affirmed yes,

making it clear there was no need to ask

for permission to unlock it. A

notification confirmed the daily

necessities section was successfully

activated, consuming five levels.

Sitting with his new supplies, he

concluded that for now he could only

exchange his levels for these items, but

it was still a relief. Next, he

requested the system display his skill

points, noting that currently he could

only rely on attributes to evolve. As he

analyzed the screen, he pondered that

these attributes would define his

future, as points couldn't be changed

once distributed. Recalling the defeated

wolf, he concluded that to face more

powerful monsters, he'd need an

advantage in speed and attack power. He

confirmed this by allocating five points

to physique, [music] 10 to strength, and

10 to agility. The status screen

reflected the distributed points,

granting more health, sufficient damage,

and greater speed. An intense sensation

coursed through his body, which felt

lighter and filled with power,

confirming that skill points directly

affected his capabilities. [music]

He declared with conviction, "This

feeling of getting stronger is amazing."

However, he soon faced a new horde of

wolves emerging from the cave entrance.

[music] Taking a combat stance, he

declared this was the perfect moment to

test the effect of his new attributes. A

shout echoed as he vowed to end this

wolf den, and the creatures charged. One

of the wolves leaped towards him to

attack. With agility, he dodged the blow

and struck two of the creatures in a

swift movement. His strengthened attack

power now proved capable of ignoring the

wolves defense. [music] Soon after,

another wolf lunged, jaws wide open.

Without hesitation, he blocked the

attack and counterattacked with his

sword. The attribute improvements also

boosted his weapon handling skills. He

hurled a stone which ricocheted off the

cave walls. Seizing the opening, he

unleashed a single spinning strike that

hit multiple wolves simultaneously.

Advancing through the horde, he defeated

the enemies one by one with his blade.

The system issued successive

notifications, informing him that

several levels had been achieved in

sequence. Sitting at top a pile of

defeated wolves, he received

congratulations from the system for

reaching level 15 and gaining new skill

points. he remarked. After leveling up,

killing monsters became so much easier.

Under the starry sky, he realized it was

late, and the intense cold made it

impossible to search for an exit, even

with food and water. Suddenly, something

caught his attention in the distance. As

he approached, he found several wolf

bodies scattered across the ground.

Crouching beside one of the animals, he

wondered why they were dead. Suddenly,

another wolf was struck down nearby.

Soon after, a mysterious figure appeared

at top a rock holding two wolves.

[music] his gaze fixed on the silhouette

as the question arose, "Who is that

person?" His character sheet updated,

indicating he had reached level 16.

Inspecting one of the dead wolves, he

noticed it was as if all the blood had

been drained from its body. He

immediately concluded that humans

weren't responsible for these deaths.

With a sudden movement, he spun around

and exclaimed in shock, "That can't be."

Staring at the desolate landscape, the

situation felt strange to him. Beside

the corpses, he claimed to have seen

someone there just seconds ago. Doubt

assailed him as he wondered if other

players were trapped in this place just

like him. One detail caught his

attention. The body's blood seemed to

have been completely drained by

something. Still, he hesitated to

believe such ferocious tactics could

have been used by another player.

Suddenly, he realized he was wrong. A

danger alert flashed right in front of

him. Something shot past him at

incredible speed. With an immediate

reflex, he sharply turned towards the

attack. A tentacle slammed into the

ground with force. The creature's tip

dripped blood before writhing on the

surface. Faced with the scene, he

observed the monster before him as the

system informed him that his weapon's

durability had decreased. The conclusion

hit him with chilling clarity. Humans

hadn't killed those wolves. From the

shadows, a jackal-headed humanoid figure

emerged. It was clear these deaths were

caused by a highle monster. He quickly

realized this enemy was nothing like the

arena wolves. A chilling thought struck

him. If his stats hadn't boosted after

leveling up, he'd be dead right now. The

monster watched its own hand regenerate

before his eyes. In that instant,

Chenula identified the creature's

ability, regeneration. A system screen

flashed, revealing the enemy's name,

Wandering Dominator, level unknown. The

description called it the King of Speed

at the top of the food chain, feeding on

the blood of other creatures. It also

made it clear no one could escape its

hunt. Even prepared for any monster, the

creature's murderous aura was utterly

overwhelming. His body felt pinned to

the ground, utterly unable to move. All

he could do was wait to be hunted. In

that moment, he admitted he'd never felt

such intense fear before. Chenju Lee

stared down the monster before him. A

scream tore from his throat as he

yelled, "Demons!" With a simple flick of

its hand, the creature attacked. The

blow struck him fullon. Still, he

managed to recover and braced for its

next move. Leaping into the air, he

tried to strike the creature from above.

He declared firmly that he wouldn't be

intimidated. His sword sliced through

the air in a precise strike, but the

attack passed right through his target,

hitting only the ground. Confused, he

looked back, trying to understand what

just happened. The monster instantly

appeared behind him. With no time to

react, a punch sent him flying. Chenji

Lelay tumbled across the ground from the

impact. With effort, he scrambled to his

feet and started running. He plunged his

blade into the ground to halt his

momentum. Wondering if this was the

absolute speed the system had mentioned.

The monster stared at him and uttered

words in an unknown tongue. Immediately

after, the creature lunged and struck

him brutally. The impact sent him to his

knees, his sword clattering to the

ground, hand pressed to his chest. He

knew that last blow could have easily

killed him. Still, he wondered what this

creature truly wanted. In response, his

sword was flung back, embedding itself

in the ground right before him. Then,

the monster returned the weapon again,

repeating the same words in an unknown

tongue. Confused, [music] the

protagonist asked why the creature kept

returning his sword and what its real

intention was. Without answering, the

creature gestured with its hand,

directly inviting him to combat. A

chilling thought struck him. Was the

monster just toying with him? The

situation felt like a cat playing with

its prey, not devouring it immediately,

but toying with it before the final

strike. Seizing a moment of

carelessness, he managed to break free

and launch an attack against the

monster. Lying on the ground, Cheng Le

cursed his situation as the wandering

dominator approached. It was clear the

enemy was too fast and ordinary attacks

wouldn't work. Without warning, the

creature grabbed him by the collar.

Lifted into the air, Chenila snarled,

"You bastard." The wandering dominator

stared at him and uttered the word,

"humans." Surprise washed over Chenila.

This type of creature could talk. With

contempt, [music] the monster declared,

"Humans were nothing but weak worms." In

response, the young man slashed the

creature's arm and broke free.

Retaliation came swift. A precise sword

strike. Chenula hurled back the insult,

calling his foe a beetlebrained worm.

The wandering dominator stared at the

wound on his hand. Amused, he declared,

"It's been centuries since a human made

me this excited." Chenzila shot back,

"I'm a little excited myself." He

refused to die. Not when he still had

family, friends, and a long life ahead

to live with them. With a firm voice, he

roared, "Wait for my return." A beam of

light pierced the heavens. A

notification flashed. His extraordinary

fighting spirit had activated the

revelation of the god Letoia. Another

message revealed. All his attributes had

just surged by a 100 points. His body

shifted, adopting a new powerful combat

stance. Satisfied, the wandering

dominator smirked. Now you're better.

Come closer. In a flash, Chen Jle

lunged, slashing the creature. The

impact sent his foe reeling. Giving no

quarter, the young man unleashed a rapid

flurry of blows. A system warning

blared. Weapon durability zero.

Unusable. He prepared to hurl the broken

sword's hilt, then slammed a direct

punch into the creature's face. The

force of the blow sent the wandering

dominator h hurtling into a mountain.

Confident, Chenilo declared, "I'll kill

you and take your experience." But then

his enemy reappeared behind him,

transformed into a new terrifying form.

The attack came swift, slamming him

against the jagged rocks. The creature

stalked towards the fallen young man,

sneering, "Foolish human! A species no

better than worms. Wounded, Chenille

wondered if he could possibly defeat him

in this state. Showing no further

interest, the monster turned and began

to walk away. Raising a hand, he invoked

a new terrifying ability. An enormous

skeletal creature materialized in the

sky, casting a chilling shadow. The

wandering dominator bid the human

farewell. Immediately, the summoned

beast descended from the heavens,

crashing down on Cheni Lelay. The

protagonist's body was flung backward,

already gravely wounded. A final

chilling doubt gripped him. "Am I going

to die?" His hand fell lifelessly beside

a notification. "HP0,

you have died." A soft feminine voice

asked, "Are you awake?" His vision

blurred, then cleared. He was sitting on

a bed in an unfamiliar room. Bending

forward, he struggles to catch his

breath. Doubt grips him as he wonders if

he's even alive. He walks to the window,

questioning if he managed to escape the

game. Quickly, however, he realizes

that's not the case. Looking outside,

his confusion deepens. Where on earth

could this place be? Back at the bed, he

opens a system screen. [music] Since the

interface is still there, he concludes

he's still trapped in the game. The

memory of being killed by the monster

floods back, clashing with the fact that

he's now sitting there perfectly fine.

Lifting his shirt, he confirms there are

no injuries on his body and starts to

question what's going on. Just then, a

woman enters the room holding a basin.

Cautiously, she asks if he's awake. For

a few moments, they stare at each other

in silence. In response to her greeting,

he confirms he just woke up. Without

another word, the woman rushes out and

announces to Grandpa Ubé that he's

awake. Chenji Lelay's confusion

intensifies as he wonders if the game

transported him to the beginner's

village. Outside, an older man named Ubé

was gathering herbs. Hearing the call,

he stops what he's doing and asks what

she said. Turning to Chenila, the woman

asks, surprised, "Were you killed?" Now

facing both of them, he confirms his

chest was pierced and asks how he got

there. She explains that Grandpa Ubé

found him while hunting. lighting his

pipe, the elder [music] states that the

young man was on the verge of death, but

not dead. He then adds that this place

is neither the game nor the beginner's

village he keeps mentioning. UB also

clarifies that they are not NPCs or

players as the young man insists.

Unconvinced, Chenile refuses to believe

them, asserting that this is the game

world and they are mistaken. Suddenly,

an idea strikes him. Summoning the

system screen, he asks them both to look

[music] closely. UB and the woman stare

at the screen, understanding absolutely

nothing. Pointing to the interface, he

shows them the tabs for quests, game,

status, [music] equipment, and even the

mini map. The woman asks her grandfather

if the monster hit him so hard it

scrambled his brain. [music] And UB

agrees he seems extremely confused.

Realizing he couldn't contact the GM or

find Xiaomi's ID, he understood [music]

he was completely cut off from the

outside world. Anguish swelled within

him as he wondered how he could ever

escape this place. [music] Desperate, he

screamed at the system interface. I want

to go home. A voice replied, stating,

"No one can leave," Ubé finished the

sentence. [music] "No one in the entire

Latinia desert can leave." Incredulous,

Chenilo demanded, "How is this possible?

How did everyone end up here?" The woman

then explained that according to

legends, the only way to gain freedom

was to find the location of Cabri's

temple. The legends also claimed this

desert was an endless labyrinth. She

added that countless people had left the

city in search of the temple, but no one

had ever returned alive. As time passed,

everyone eventually accepted this

reality as continuing to live seemed

better than marching to their deaths.

Uber added that new people were sent

there every year, but he had never

witnessed anyone successfully escape. In

a counseling tone, he urged the young

man to accept reality and suggested Sie

take him on a tour of the city later.

Even so, Chenilo insisted, "That's

impossible. I was transported directly

into the game." Suddenly, a new quest

notification flashed before him. He

stared at the quest titled Cabri's

feathered vengeance and wondered what it

was about. The description stated the

task was to find Cabri's temple in the

desert, defeat the guardian monster,

Mais, and free the god. The reward for

completing the quest was the key to

escaping the sealed land, the Latinia

desert. Lying in the grass, Chenille

reflected that while he still didn't

know why he'd been sent to this place,

at least now he had a goal. escape the

desert by finding Cabri's temple and

killing Nabris. When that moment came,

he would be ready to find a way out. A

voice called out to Chenile. Sitting up,

he noticed a woman approaching in the

distance. As she drew closer, she asked

why he was there, revealing she had been

looking for him. Standing up, Chenille

apologizes, explaining he had nothing to

do and just went for a walk. Then he

points to the horizon and asks if the

Latinia desert is in that direction. She

replies, "In a way, yes." She then

explains that their current location is

actually surrounded by the desert.

Hearing this, Chenji Lelay remarks that

he doesn't know how long it will take to

find the temple. Surprised, she asks if

he's really planning to look for it.

Chenile confirms, stating he needs to

get out of this place. [music]

Seriously, she warns him, "There's no

temple there. You'll die if you go."

Without hesitation, he replies, "I've

already died once. I'll find that temple

no matter the cost." After that, Saly

invites him to go to the city together.

They walk side by side towards the city.

As they walk, Sali asks again if he

really intends to search for the temple.

His answer is simple and direct. Yes.

[music] She then warns him that the

desert is full of powerful monsters, and

even Grandfather Ubé can't guarantee

he'll defeat them. Confidently, Chenille

tells her not to worry, claiming his

fighting ability usually surprises

people. Suddenly, an attack rains down

from the sky, heading straight for them.

Chenille watches the strike approach,

and an explosion rips through the middle

of the road. Three men emerge walking

through the rising dust. The group's

leader grins and declares, "The prey has

been caught." Shrouded in smoke, the

protagonist wonders what's happening. In

a swift move, Sales and blocks an attack

aimed at Chenile. [music] Kneeling on

the ground, Sali questions if the blow

was really blocked by a wall of fire.

The leader approaches and greets Salie,

saying, "We meet again." [music] In

response, she asks, "You again, Bobin?"

Confused, Chenille demanded, "What's

happening? Why are we being attacked?"

Salie then explained she'd forgotten to

mention that the hunter thieves in this

region were even more dangerous than the

monsters themselves. One of the men

added that they weren't willing to hunt

in Latinaya, preferring to steal from

others instead. Boan, for his part,

described them as a bunch of cowards who

lived by hunting and killing their own

kind. As he finished speaking, a sword

materialized in his hands. Watching the

scene unfold, Chenille wondered what

kind of ability that was. Boon turned to

Salie [music] saying, "Last time you

managed to escape, but it won't be so

easy now." Sali adopted a firm stance,

[music] ready for combat. Then she

yelled at Chenji to fall back and find

Grandpa Ubé, leaving the fight to her.

With an arrogant smirk, Boan declared

her spells couldn't harm him. He further

taunted, saying she'd be better off

coming back with him obediently.

Finally, Bob added that he might

consider letting that idiot go. A

question hung in the air. Was another

storm brewing? The path back to the

village was long and silent. Amidst the

waiting, Ubé found it strange that Saly

hadn't returned from the settlement yet.

With a mocking tone, Bobin questioned,

"Did you really think you'd be free to

go back and find that old man?" He

bluntly stated her spells were useless

and that it would be best to obey and

return with him. The taunt continued as

he added he might consider letting that

idiot go. Stepping in front of Chenila,

Saly retorted, "That won't happen. Not

even in your dreams." The threat came

immediately with Boan warning her not to

blame him for what he'd do next. [music]

Turning quickly, she told Chenilo to

run, assuring him she'd find a way to

stop them. His answer was simple and

firm. Surprised, Saly turned and asked,

"What did you say?" With conviction, he

declared that even though they'd only

just met, the word escape didn't exist

for him. He made it clear, admitting he

wasn't the kind of person to abandon a

companion and run away alone. In a

sudden, brutal move, the opponent

slammed him against a tree. Sali's

scream echoed as she saw Boon holding

the young man. with contempt. He called

him trash and demanded, "Who do you

think you are? Do you really believe you

can fool yourself with those words? You

don't use your mouth to talk. You use

[music] force." Against all

expectations, Chenilo managed to grab

his opponent's wrist. The question came

directly, asking if Boan really thought

he was strong. He then asked with biting

irony if this strength boasted about was

only good for sneak attacks. The answer

came in the form of a punch to the face,

which Bob managed to dodge by lunging

backward. Calling the young man

despicable, he showed surprise,

realizing the boy's strength had been

enough to dislocate his wrist. His

assessment was immediate. The enemy was

fast. Even with all his agility points,

he hadn't perceived the stealthy attack.

Salowy approached, asking if he was

okay. He calmly replied, "Yes." Turning

to Boon, she demanded, "What exactly are

you trying to do?" His voice exploded

with frustration. I've told you

countless times I want you to be my

girlfriend. Her refusal was firm. That's

impossible. Just give up. Confusion

etched on his face. Chenulo asked all

[music] this fuss. Just because of that,

she confirmed it. Enraged, Bobin roared.

Are you rejecting me because of him?

Saly tried to clarify. You're wrong.

Chenille is just a friend. Disbelief

twisted his features. Friend? That's

just an excuse. Without another word,

Bob challenged him to a man-to-man

battle, snarling. Don't hide like a

turtle. He made a promise. If Chenille

won, he'd stop bothering her. A side

quest, Shadows Madness, activated.

[music] The condition, defeat Shadow

Swordsman Boan. The reward, the lost map

of Latinaya. He realized this had

triggered a quest. Could getting the map

mean he could finally escape this place?

Faced with that possibility. He agreed

and accepted the deal. Boon confirmed

the agreement. Boon's two henchmen

exchanged glances, wondering why their

boss had suddenly gotten so serious. One

muttered, "The air just turned sour."

[music] With clear concern, Sali asked,

"Are you sure about this? You can't beat

him. Boen is the strongest shadow

swordsman in this city." Curiosity

peaked. Chenji Lelay questioned the

title. "Shadow swordsman? Is he really

that strong?" Salowy explained that

swordsmen who wielded shadow power

didn't just have a speed advantage.

"Their strength is terrifyingly high,

too," she added. "A blade wreathed in

shadows can kill you." Unfazed, he

replied. "It doesn't matter. I've

already died once." Weighing his

options, he declared he'd rather risk

everything than stay trapped here. Then

he turned to Salie, stating, "I'm not

leaving you behind." In a calm tone, he

tried to reassure her. "This is a battle

that needs to be fought. If I win, maybe

we can both leave this place."

"Surprised," she whispered. "Leave?"

Chenille charged without hesitation,

grabbing Boon and questioning his

transformation, accusing him of not

living his own life properly. Then

Chenille's mind sharpened on the real

objective. All he had to do was defeat

Bob, get the map, and escape. An image

of Boon flickered behind Chen Jule. In a

swift reflex, he tried to land a kick.

Bob easily dodged the attack, then

revealed himself beside his followers.

Sali and Chenile realized they were

surrounded in the middle of the forest.

Wielding his blade, Boon taunted, asking

if [music] this was all the strength of

the guy Sali was so interested in. Doubt

gripped Chenilo as he realized his

opponent was only defending, never

striking back. Seeing their predicament,

Sali urged Chenilo to go find Grandpa Wu

Boule, insisting he was the only one who

could stop Boan. His refusal was

immediate, leaving Salie stunned.

Calmly, [music] he told her to relax,

explaining that this battle had to

happen if they wanted to escape

together. Confused, Saly demanded, "What

are you talking about? What does beating

Bob have to do with getting out of

here?" Cheng Lo explained that ever

since he entered this game, nothing had

made sense. The only clue the system

gave was to defeat Bob to get the map

that showed the exit. He concluded that

everything seemed normal, but it felt

like someone was pulling all the strings

behind the scenes. Calling out to his

opponent, Chen Gille locked his gaze.

Boon stood still. His sword plunged into

the ground. Tauntingly, he asked Chen

Jilo<unk>'s name and challenged him,

"Are you [music] scared?" The answer

came firm, denying any fear and

comparing his enemy to a hidden turtle.

Bobin scoffed. Fighting trash without an

interesting weapon is no fun. With that,

he picked up his sword and declared that

since this was an official fight, it had

to be fair. He then threw his blade

towards Chenile. [music] He added, "I

don't want Saly or my men thinking I'm

intimidating anyone." Among his

followers, whispers spread, "The boss is

serious this time." With a smirk,

Chenile noted that his opponent didn't

seem like the rule following type,

remembering the earlier sneak attack.

Boan denied the accusation, calling it

just a reflex. But Chenille shot back,

"Stop making excuses." Bracing [music]

himself, he agreed to fight fairly. He

stated clearly, "Either way, I have to

defeat you to get that map." In a

menacing tone, Boan warned, "You'll

taste the power of the shadow blade."

Without wasting a second, Cheng Leaped

into the [music] air, aiming for an

overhead strike. In a flash, Boan

reappeared directly in front of him.

Their two swords clashed with a violent

crash. Salowy screamed a warning,

alerting him to something behind him.

Two of Boon's followers lunged from

behind. Skillfully, he parried one blow,

even as another attack came from the

front. Raising his sword, he blocked

Bob's attack, too. The pressure

intensified as the shadow blade pushed

him back, a technique beginning to

immobilize him. The grim realization hit

him instantly. This was bad. Saly cried

out Chenule's name. Gravely wounded, he

struggled to breathe, his chest heaving

erratically. With his blade dripping

blood, Buban simply told him to give up.

In a cold, chilling tone, he declared,

"You'll never defeat me." Suddenly, a

system panel popped up offering the

option to surrender the mission.

Detecting his injuries, the system asked

if he wanted to use a healing skill. His

answer was immediate. Yes. In mere

seconds, his body began to regenerate

and his health points were fully

restored. Bob and his men burst into

laughter, finding the idea of a priest

challenging a shadow assassin utterly

absurd. With a sneer, Boan told Chenule

he could leave without Salie, claiming

someone who awakened as a priest wasn't

worthy of facing him. The taunt

continued as he asked if the young man

was afraid of being defeated and

humiliated in front of Saly. Slowly

turning, Chenilo asked, "What did you

just say?" Impatient, he ordered Boan to

stop talking and fight. Accepting the

challenge, Boon declared he would show

the true power of a shadow assassin.

Immediately after, he created two

identical clones of himself.

Unexpectedly, one of them appeared right

behind him. In a menacing tone, Boan

remarked that the young man had survived

by sheer luck that time, but wouldn't be

so lucky again. As the clone lunged to

attack him, Chenula quickly realized his

opponent had split into three. It was

clear that shadow swordsmen relied on

their cloning abilities in combat. He

deduced the first attack came from a

clone and that the real Bob could swap

places with his shadows. Immediately, he

recognized the situation had become a

serious problem. With utter contempt,

Boon declared that the compassion he

felt for Chenile for awakening as a

healer now disgusted him. He then

promised to unleash the shadow

swordsman's unstoppable attack before

killing him. Raising his sword, Chenile

provoked him. Show me how strong you

really are. Without hesitation, he

charged headlong towards the three

enemies. In response, Chenul was met

with an insult [music] called stupid.

Immediately after, Boon commanded his

clones to advance. One clone unleashed a

powerful strike towards him while the

other two moved in from the flanks. Boon

extended his hand towards him and

suddenly Chen Lelay was suspended in

midair, utterly unable to move. Seizing

the opening, all three attacked him

simultaneously while he remained

immobilized. He barely manages to

resist, noting how the power of just one

clone is almost unbearable. Meanwhile,

the other two watch from a distance.

[music] Suddenly, one of the clones

reappears behind him. The threat is

clear. He hears, "You [music] survived

last time, but you won't be so lucky

now." Just as the attack lands, Chenila

simply vanishes. The clone's sword hits

only empty ground, a single word

escaping its lips. "Perhaps." [music]

Sali and Boon's men watch, utterly

shocked. Confused, the clone wonders how

this is possible. "What the hell is

going on?" Chenju reappears at a safe

distance, muttering, "That was close. I

almost died." A system notification pops

up, informing him he's gained a new

hidden skill called flash. After a

critical hit, he immediately realizes

that without this skill, it would have

been his end. Now steady on his feet, he

declares he just needs to get rid of the

remaining clones. Bobin starts to laugh

as one of his doppelgangers dissolves

before him. With genuine interest, he

comments, "Impressive escape, but you

only wounded one clone." He then

declares, "The real game begins now."

And calls his sword back. Chengile

watches as the blade takes shape in his

hand. In real combat, there are no

rules. Boon orders him, "Die!" as the

clones prepare to strike. Boon warns

him, his voice laced with menace. I'm

not playing anymore. Keep your eyes open

and watch. The clones then transform

their swords into spears. One of them

positions itself, preparing a final

blow. Moments later, a massive barrage

of projectiles is fired at him. The

protagonist finds himself completely

surrounded by the assault. One of the

projectiles whizzes past his head. With

no other choice, he materializes a

shield to defend against the storm of

blows. [music]

Even so, he's forced to dodge multiple

attacks coming from all directions. The

projectiles merge, forming a creature

called Banks, which lunges to attack

him. A system notification appears,

warning him that he's lost 30% of his HP

and without his weapon can only

passively defend by dodging. Suddenly,

one of the clones appears above him,

declaring, "Finally got you." Chenile is

struck by one of the blows. Watching the

scene, Boon states, "Death is

approaching." Moments later, the young

man is immobilized by a flurry of

attacks that pin him in the air. At that

instant, a sphere forms around him,

shattering the chains that held him

captive. Coldly, Bobin declares, "I'll

find a good tomb for Chenule." Suddenly,

a massive beam of light descended from

the heavens, catching everyone off

guard. The impact slammed into the

ground with devastating force. Sali and

Bobin's men stared at the scene, utterly

shocked. Amidst the storm, Bobin and

Chenille looked up, seeing a figure

begin to form within the clouds. Ubé

appeared and with a simple wave of his

hand commanded everyone to stop. Under

the rainy night sky, a voice told Cheng

Le not to move. Meanwhile, Saly tended

to the young man's wounds, apologizing

for not even being able to apply the

medicine properly. The storm intensified

in the sky, accompanied by incessant

[music] rain, even covered in wounds,

Chenila remained standing. Just then,

Ubri appeared, telling the young man

that it was enough. Saly rushed to him,

asking if he was all right. His answer

came firm. Yes. despite his [music]

condition. UB called them to leave,

warning that the storm was closing in.

However, Uban began to laugh as they

prepared to leave. His laughter

continued, laced with contempt as if he

found the entire situation ridiculous.

He taunted, questioning if the old man

truly believed he could just show up and

take them away. In response, Ubé called

him arrogant, stating that if he hadn't

blocked Chenille's attack, Bobin would

already be defeated. Ubé directly asked

if his opponent still intended to

continue even after having already died

once. Bobin retorted, questioning if he

had truly been killed. He refused to

believe that someone who awakened as a

healer would be capable of killing him.

His fury exploded as he yelled that if

UB hadn't interfered, he would have

killed Chenille long ago. At that

moment, a system notification announced,

"Mission complete with Boan's defeat.

Map obtained." Surprised, Chenile

wondered if the system truly considered

that a victory. Without room for

discussion, Ubé hurried the group,

insisting they needed to leave before

the storm worsened. Boon's men also

warned him to retreat, saying that if

the storm fully [music] hit, everything

would be over. Still, Boon screamed for

Chenile to return, claiming the victor

hadn't been decided yet. His shouts

continued, demanding they return and

finish the fight while his own men tried

to restrain him. Before leaving, Chenile

looked back and watched his opponent in

the rain. He wondered what was wrong

with that red head and turning to UB

[music] said he was going, emphasizing

that the storm was coming. Later, safe

in a shelter during the rainy night, a

voice told Chenile not to move. Lying

down and completely bandaged, he heard

Saly ask for patience, assuring him

everything would be ready soon. She then

apologized for not being able to apply

the medicine correctly while he moved.

Embarrassed, Chenille apologized for

bothering her and her grandfather. In

response, she said she hadn't expected

him to be so skilled. Curious, he asked

if Bobin knew her as well as her

grandfather Ubé. Saly revealed that she

and Bobin grew up together like

siblings, leaving Chenila visibly

surprised. After that, she finished the

treatment, announcing that all his

wounds had been properly cared for.

Sitting up on the bed, he sincerely

thanked Saly. She replied that it should

be her thanking him. Soon after, she

stated that she needed to help her

grandfather Ubé and that he could rest,

to which Chenille agreed. As he was left

alone, Chenilo wondered what might have

happened to his mother and was sure she

was worried about not finding him.

Still, the conviction remained. He could

return soon now that he possessed the

mission map obtained after Boon's

defeat. Analyzing the map, he concluded

that he just needed to follow the signs,

find the temple, and defeat the boss to

be able to leave. The decision came

swiftly. As soon as the rain stopped, he

would depart. Just then, a system

notification popped up. He'd obtained a

hidden key. Curiosity peaked. He

wondered what this key was for. The

system quickly explained it was for

opening treasure chests that randomly

dropped during battles. Clutching the

key, he finally understood its purpose.

[music]

Feeling refreshed, Chen Jila declared

he'd be out of here soon. Amidst the

pouring rain, Uber appeared at the door.

Seeing him, the young man greeted,

"Master Ubé is here." With a slight nod,

the elder apologized for not coming

sooner, explaining the rain had been too

heavy. Chenji Lo replied, "It was fine."

Then asked about UB's wound and the

reason for his visit. The old man told

him not to worry, assuring him it was

just a superficial injury that would

heal in a few days. He then confessed he

truly hadn't expected the boy to win

against Boan. Without hiding his

sincerity, Chenile admitted that if Boan

hadn't been so overconfident, he

wouldn't [music] have stood a chance.

Lighting his pipe, UB explained that a

fight wasn't just about strength, but

also will and technique. He concluded

that victory had been won by sheer

chance. Curiosity returned as the young

man asked why Boon had become what he

was today, especially since he and Salie

grew up together. Ubé replied that was a

long story. Before leaving, he stated

that the storms would cease the next day

and they would reach the mountain slope.

Finally, the master promised to teach

him, provided he [music] could pass his

test. Ubé recalled that 10 years ago, it

was raining heavily when he and little

Salie arrived in Ladia. Passing a house,

they discovered a strange creature had

attacked the family living there. It was

too late. The monster had already killed

the man and woman. The family's child,

however, had survived, persistently,

asking what was wrong with his mother.

Just then, the creature appeared on the

rooftop, watching the boy. Without

warning, it lunged at the boy, who

screamed desperately for his mother.

Uber appeared, and summoned a bolt of

lightning. Faced with the attack, the

monster recoiled, glared at its new

opponent, then leaped, [music] fleeing

into the forest. The boy kept calling

for his mother while UB watched him in

silence. That boy was Bob. After burying

his parents, old Ubé took him in. Later,

Chenila asked why Bobin had turned out

that way. Ubé explained that the young

man felt his life's purpose was to find

the monster, while Ubé himself preferred

a peaceful life. The elder stated that

Latonaya harbored extremely powerful

creatures, and not even he would dare

claim he could kill the one that

attacked Boon's family. Hearing this,

Chenila [music] understood Boon's

departure. Realizing that even Grandpa

Ubé considered the monster a terrifying

existence, UB stood up and advised the

young man to rest as they would need to

cross the desert to find the temple. He

also acknowledged that with his current

strength, the young man could have been

killed by a monster before even reaching

their destination. Chenula himself had

been easily defeated in the last fight,

even with attribute bonuses, forcing him

to improve at all costs. At this,

Chenula asked Grandpa Ubé to wait. The

young man requested UB teach him to

fight, stating his desire to grow

stronger, to find the temple and leave

this place. The old man's only reply was

an invitation to rest. Still, the young

man insisted, claiming he was serious

and that there truly was a way for them

to leave this place. Watching UB walk

away, Chenille questioned himself,

wondering if he'd been too impulsive.

Standing in the rain, the elder told the

young man to go to the hillside the next

day once the storm passed. [music] If he

could overcome the test, Ubé promised to

teach him. Confident, Chenula guaranteed

he would certainly pass. [music] UB felt

the hope of leaving this place

rekindled, remembering the power that

had shattered his defenses. With that,

he considered that perhaps this boy

truly could get them all out of here. A

notification for the quest destroy the

slaughter appeared before Chenille. On

the screen, the daily routine tasks were

detailed. Weighted running, weighted

push-ups, and sit-ups. Analyzing them,

he recognized it was a devilish training

regimen, but too important to give up.

So, he accepted the task on the panel.

The young man began his training running

while carrying a heavy log. Next, he

completed the sets of push-ups and

sit-ups. He declared he hadn't felt like

he had a goal to fight for in a long

time, and now he was far more

enthusiastic. Upon completing the

grueling effort, he collapsed, [music]

exhausted, to the ground, and received

four attribute points for finishing the

task. Lying on the grass, he began to

ponder where he should distribute those

four [music] points. Considering his

healing and defense abilities, he

decided to invest two points in

intelligence and two in stamina.

Suddenly, Sali's voice called his name.

He asked why she was there, and the girl

explained she'd brought breakfast as

Grandpa Ubé had said he'd be in that

spot. Curious, she asked why he wasn't

dressed and if he'd been training,

handing him the food. The young woman

was surprised to learn that Grandpa Ubé

had promised to teach him how to fight,

and Chenile confirmed it. Saly

exclaimed, "That was great, eager to see

what kind of powers he'd develop." In

response, Chenile asked if it was

possible to awaken other abilities given

his profession was a healer. She

clarified that healer was just a

profession. Elemental attributes were

granted according to individual skills.

Professions merely offered a direction

for development, while attributes like

her fire, Ubra's thunder, and Boan's

shadow determined combat capabilities.

Hearing this, Chenule mused about what

kind of awakening he would have. Later,

Uber explained that God created the

races, quests, and professions of this

world from elements, both visible, like

water and fire, and invisible like light

and shadow. The world was comprised of

five continents. Polaris, where the

human race gathered, served as a major

trade hub. West of this territory,

amidst active volcanoes, stood Megala,

the homeland of the Dragon Knights. To

the north stretched Zantho, [music]

the continent of eternal winter,

inhabited by giants and beasts and rich

in minerals. To the east lay Bergamma, a

vast region covered by a dense forest.

To the south was Chubitic, the continent

known for the dwarf's extraordinary

forging skills. [music] Saly recounted

the legend. Cross the sea and you could

reach the gods abode receiving infinite

power. For a long time, Chenula believed

gods and the endless sea were just

myths. But after arriving here, he began

to consider they might be real.

Convinced, he commented that finding the

temple to leave Latinaya shouldn't be a

myth either, and they would undoubtedly

leave this place. [music] At his

conviction, Saly simply nodded in

agreement. At that moment, Uber

approached, commenting he hadn't

expected them both to be awake before

him. With a teasing tone, the old man

asked if Lily had confessed so quickly,

but she quickly scolded him, telling him

to stop talking nonsense. Then Uber

turned to Chenilo and asked if he was

prepared to accept the challenge. The

young man met his gaze, declaring

without hesitation, "I'm ready." Uber

then explained that to utilize the

strength of the elements, one must

increase their perception.

Concentrating, he began to prepare for

the demonstration. According to the

elder, one must experience the flow of

elements and more, feel their very

existence. A powerful energy erupted

from the ground before them. The Elder

revealed a habitat of teleporting beasts

discovered by chance during a hunt.

Next, [music] Ubé presented the Kuzil

sword, his battle companion for decades.

He explained he would activate the array

in 3 days, and Chenglay's test would be

to use the sword to kill the beast king

and bring back its head. Uber warned him

that the blade's true strength could

only be unleashed after his elemental

power awakened. He also cautioned that

he might not return, and he could still

back out. Without flinching, the young

man gripped the sword, declaring, "I

will never surrender." Turning away, he

promised, "I'll return with the Beast

King's head." At that instant, the

Awakening with the Beast King quest

activated, prompting for confirmation.

Without hesitation, Chenula confirmed

the mission. The time limit to complete

the task was then set at 72 hours.

Moments later, he was teleported to the

location as Ubé watched from a distance.

The old man mused that those orcs

possessed incredible defensive power and

the strength of the elements would come

to the young man in his moments of

greatest despair. Chenulo materializes

at the mission site. Enveloped in a

flash of light, he scans his

surroundings, wondering why this

landscape is so utterly different from

the desert he expected. Shrugging off

the confusion, he focuses on his task,

locating the orc horde. He quickly

realizes that taking down the boss at

his current level will be a monumental

challenge, so he'll need to clear out

some smaller monsters first. Suddenly, a

projectile screams past him. With a

swift move, he evades the attack, which

crashes into the ground. A chilling

thought strikes him. Was he already

noticed? He looks up, watching the

approaching threat. The creature reveals

itself as Dotham, Latinia's most elusive

monster. A memory flashes. Even before

his powers awaken, the sword [music] can

still kill depending on how it's

wielded. Determined, he grips the blade,

ready to test its true power. As his

combat experience soarses, Chenji Lelay

charges forward, declaring, "I'm not

that rookie player anymore." Dotham

retaliates, lashing out with its

tentacles. This time, Chenji Li feels no

terror, but an intense fighting spirit.

He realizes he can grow stronger by

defeating prey and leveling up. Seizing

the opening, he deflects the creature's

tentacles with his sword. Using the

momentum, he launches himself skyward.

He hurdles towards the monster, fueled

by the thrill of leveling up. Midair,

the young man prepares for the final

blow. With unwavering resolve, he spins

the sword in his hands. In a precise

vertical strike, he shatters the

creature in two. Victory secured, he

gains experience points and attributes.

But his triumph is short-lived as a

surging horde of creatures materializes

before him. Elsewhere, Sali confronts

UB, demanding to know why he sent the

boy into the beast's habitat, a place

even UB himself had never dared to

venture. The old man simply replies,

"I'm taking a trip to the city. Have

dinner ready when I get back." Salely

watches her grandfather walk away, a

knot of unease tightening in her

stomach. His answer was far too vague.

Under the brutal moonlight, Chenji lay

roared, "This isn't enough." With every

ounce of his strength, he slammed into a

giant creature, then unleashed his

energy in a devastating, worldshattering

strike. The sheer power of that blow

made Bob real, wondering how he could

have possibly lost to him. The energy

blast hit him headon. Yet the question

of how he was defeated still haunted

him. He couldn't comprehend how a priest

without an awakened element could

possess such terrifying attack power.

Power that made him tremble. The memory

of barely containing that strike

returned. A move he'd never even seen

Ubé use. Alone. Buban pondered Chenille,

beginning to question who he truly was.

In the relentless battle, Chenille

slaughtered a Dotham and leveled up.

Without a moment's rest, he kept pushing

forward, carving through creatures all

around him. More monsters fell, and his

level surged again. A notification

flashed, informing him he had leveled up

once more. Another message congratulated

him for reaching level 25, announcing

that the pharmacy was unlocked, and he

had 45 attribute points. The system then

asked if he wished to use 15 levels to

unlock the pharmacy. Realizing that the

levels he'd earned with such blood and

sweat would be consumed, he felt a jolt

of irritation. Chenilo understood that

each new upgrade would be harder and the

cost to unlock future items would only

skyrocket. The screen also showed that

unlocking different shop categories like

weapons and armor required consuming

levels. The real shock came when he

noticed the home appliances category

cost 300 levels. He concluded that while

accumulating levels was the best

long-term option, his immediate priority

was to kill the beast king and ensure

his own survival through medicine. The

pharmacy menu displayed various types of

medicine, including recovery, buffs, and

speed. Two options caught his eye. A

recovery item called Berserk Feather and

a buff known as Clums Burning Tears.

Upon closer inspection, he realized

they's medicine regenerated based on

percentages, making recovery more

effective at higher levels. determined,

he unlocked the pharmacy using 15

levels. Notifications informed him that

the item requirement was level eight,

while his current level was two. At that

moment, he declared, "Now two lives are

on the line." Immediately after, he

turned towards a loud bang. After

expending most of his energy in combat,

he decided to buy food from the

convenience store, which would leave him

with only one level remaining. The food

would reduce his hunger, and he deemed

the cost worthwhile. As he ate the

bread, he found it tough and remembered

Lily's was far more delicious. A

notification popped up. 12 hours had

passed with 60 remaining until the

mission's completion. He recalled Ubé

mentioning that the monster group

resided northwest, where he would likely

find the herb. Then, a system reminder

urged him to use his 45 unallocated

attribute points. Only then did he

realize he'd forgotten about them and

began to ponder how to best utilize

them. His strength and agility had

improved, but his MP and defense

remained low, potentially compromising

future skill damage. The risk of low HP

was facing an enemy that wouldn't give

him time to use potions. The situation

felt like a university exam, one he

could only take once. Still, accumulated

levels could be converted into attribute

points to achieve [music] desired combat

effects. With this in mind, he decided

to allocate 15 points to constitution,

[music]

15 to strength, and the remainder across

defense, agility, and magic. Decision

made, all that remained was to find the

lair and complete the trial. Worried,

Saly questioned UB for allowing Chenula

to be sent to such a dangerous lair. She

found him working the land. Calmly, the

old man reassured her, explaining he'd

left a mark on the sword and would save

him if he was in danger. Still uneasy,

the young woman asked again why her

grandfather had sent him there, as she'd

never heard him mention being there

himself. Uber clarified that he'd only

discovered the lair by chance during a

hunt. He then informed Lily he'd be

traveling to the city and asked for

meals to be ready upon his return. Sally

watched her grandfather, sensing his

answer was overly evasive. Without

another word, the old man turned and

went his way. Deep down, he knew the

only way to try and make Chenji Le give

up was to confront him with the truth of

that world. Even knowing it was an

almost impossible task, he still hoped

the young man would bring back the beast

king's head. For Ure, if that happened,

everyone would see Chenille as the one

capable of leading them out of this

place. After walking for about 3 hours,

Chenille continued exploring the region.

Logically, he concluded the lair

couldn't be far. Just then, screams for

help echoed in the distance. A woman

appeared, running desperately towards

him, carrying a child in her arms.

Surprised, [music] he wondered how a

woman and child had made it here and

rushed forward to help them. Trying to

calm her, he told her not to be afraid

and asked what had happened. She replied

that there were monsters and begged him

to save them. Ahead of them, a giant

imposing creature emerged. Immediately

after, a man appeared before Chenji

Lelay and commented on the young man's

prowess. A panel flashes describing the

demonic beast, slowm moving with

formidable defense, high [music]

destructive power, and immense vitality.

Immediately after, the profile of the

wild orc chief appears. Level 40, a

trainer capable of summoning and

controlling giant beasts to lead

attacks. Chengi Lelay warns that this

enemy's level far surpasses their last

encounter, possessing the same predatory

intelligence as other monsters. Because

of this, [music] he orders the others to

fall back. Still, he points out the good

news. If the orcs are in this region,

their lair can't be far. At the same

time, he wonders if the woman and boy

are new arrivals, transported here just

like him and his grandfather. The woman

clutches the child to her chest while

the young man's gaze remains fixed on

them both. Kneeling before her, he

assures her there's no reason to fear,

for he will protect them. The orc chief

begins to insult him repeatedly,

snarling, "You insect! You stupid,

ignorant, weak, insolent creature." A

chilling memory surfaces. The man who

killed him in the past had also called

him an insect. The enemy then orders his

beasts, "Stretch your necks, my beasts.

Savor the pleasure of chewing your

prey." One of the creatures roars,

"Charge! Shred these worms and have fun

with it." Without a moment's hesitation,

Chenilo charges forward, attacking the

first creature in an instant. A flurry

of rapid blows slams into the monster's

body. Under the force of the continuous

impacts, the creature is forced to

recoil. With a final move, the enormous

beast is launched skyward. Without

hesitation, Chenille moves onto the next

opponent. As he advances, he comments,

"They're much stronger than before." The

orc watches the young man stand amidst

the fallen monsters. Seeing this, he

turns to the largest creature and orders

it, "Kill him!" Even so, that monster

also crashes to the ground, defeated.

Enraged, the orc chief screams at his

last remaining subordinate, calling him

useless, he snarls, "You useless fool.

Get out of my way. I'll kill him

myself." Suddenly, a blade appears

before the chief's face. ChenjiV orders

him, "Drop your weapon and don't move or

your head will roll." Turning to the

other orc, he points his sword at its

neck and demands, "Why are you hunting?"

The orc declares, "I am a servant of a

god. If you kill me, a curse will fall

upon you. Without a flicker of

hesitation, Chen Jilo cuts him down with

his sword. Then he warns, "Next time,

the blade will be your answer and

demands," where is the lair? The orc

points to a distant mountain range and

replies, "It's located there."

Blackstone Mountain is confirmed as the

beast's lair. The chief glares at the

young man with a defiant look. Suddenly,

he lunges towards the woman and child.

Grabbing them both, he threatens, "I'll

slowly break your necks and suck your

blood." With explicit cruelty, he

declares, "That's exactly what I'll do."

At high speed, the protagonist and bros

charge forward together, leaving

multiple after images. The orc chief is

struck from all sides simultaneously.

His image seems to freeze as if trapped

in a frame before he sent flying through

the air. A blonde man approaches him,

praising him as a skilled fighter.

Meanwhile, a woman helps the mother and

child, asking who they are and how they

got there. She learns that three days

ago, the blonde man and his companion

were transported to this place and

attacked by orcs. He then followed the

tracks until he found the protagonist.

The man then introduces himself as Bros,

a warrior, extending his hand in

greeting. Bros then introduces the

hooded youth as Feloka, the assassin.

[music] Pointing to the woman beside

him, he identifies her as Raquel, the

healer. The young man shakes his hand

and introduces himself as Chen Gileiao,

asking to be called just Gileia.

Curious, Browse asks if he knows why

they were all transported to this place.

Gileia replies that he doesn't know, but

his gaze falls on the fallen orc. He

then adds, believing the orc might know

something. The surviving orc lies

sprawled on the ground. The group

gathers around him, and the creature

demands, "What are you doing?" He

screams, calling them worms for

disrespecting a god and declaring they

will all die for it. Someone calls him

by the name Ratchidler, making him react

instantly. Chengillo sits before

Rashidler and warns him he has some

questions. In a cold tone, he advises

him to behave and answer, "Unless you

want to die." As Feloka binds the orc's

hands, the others gather further back.

With the prisoner finally secured, the

group decides their next destination

will be the lair. Ratchidler insists

he's telling the truth, begging them to

believe him. He claims to have already

revealed everything he knows. He

screams, emphasizing that given his

position in the tribe, this is all the

knowledge he possesses, and that a god

brought them here to be food. He

reiterates that he is in this place only

by divine will and knows absolutely

nothing else. In a grand hall in the

city of Delks, someone challenges a man.

Have you lost your mind? Seated on the

throne, the ruler confronts him, asking

how he can still be so naive after all

these years. The other retorts, wanting

to know what the point of finding the

temple would be. Hicks, the elemental

wind mage, intervenes, stating they

cannot defeat the guardian monsters and

that he's placing his hopes in a boy who

doesn't even master the elements. An

elder advises him to immediately go and

kill the boy, warning that the entire

settlement will be in danger if the gods

are enraged. He continues, saying that

after that they can go to the gods and

beg for forgiveness. The [music] mage

retorts, questioning if it isn't

ridiculous that the god they speak of

would massacre them on a whim, treating

them like worms. The elder coldly

replies that sacrificing ignorant lives

doesn't matter, for the innocent

villagers still see them as heroes. He

then accuses Hicks of merely showing

weakness, doing nothing to prevent

others from dying. Surprised, the mage

asks, "What did you just say?" Tension

mounts as the old man prepares to strike

with his hand. Hicks reacts, [music]

launching a blow and shouts, "I'll send

you to the gods right now." Meanwhile,

Chenila's group discusses that they

don't know what kind of beasts they'll

encounter on the way to the lair. The

young man emphasizes that the journey

certainly won't be safe. They take a

brief pause as Feloka finishes binding

the prisoner. Bros explains that Raquel,

besides being a healer, can also use

magic to create barriers and amplify

elemental forces, which is why she must

stay to protect the others. She agrees

and assures them she will keep the area

safe until they return. With everything

set, Chenila announces they will now

head for the lair. Rachidler tries to

dissuade them, warning that the superior

beasts will devour them. The young man

questions if he fears that by guiding

them there, he'll end up devoured, too.

The prisoner reacts with pride, stating

he's not an orc who fears death. Even

so, he refuses to continue, shouting, "I

won't go. You'll die alone." Further

ahead, a grim sight awaited them. A

passage choked with bones and skeletons.

Orcs emerged, [music]

dragging a massive cage filled with

human prisoners deeper into the cavern.

They presented their grim cargo to their

king, reporting it was all the food

they'd found, awaiting further orders.

Suddenly, one of the orcs began to

freeze solid. He and the other guards

were completely immobilized. A mage

materialized before the prisoners,

attempting to reassure them, promising

to free them. He then joined other

heroes, rallying them to slay the

monsters and escape together. For him,

it was unforgivable that so many

innocents had been slaughtered for

selfish reasons. With a furious roar, he

declared to the beast, "You will pay in

blood for your deeds." Immediately

after, he unleashed a volley of sharp

projectiles towards the throne. The

attack surged directly at the king.

However, the projectiles froze midair,

halted before reaching their target. The

mage reacted with stunned surprise. His

body was then lifted from the ground.

Immobilized by an unseen force, he began

to float helplessly in the air.

Meanwhile, the other heroes questioned

what was happening, watching him held

captive like that. An invisible pressure

coursed through the mage's body, holding

him utterly paralyzed. From his throne

high above, the beast king stared at him

with chilling indifference. The force

crushing the conjurer's body intensified

gradually. Suddenly, his body

disintegrated in a massive explosion.

The blast wave slamming into the other

heroes. The survivors watched in horror,

covered in wounds. Beast King Fineir,

level 85, remained impassively seated on

his throne of bones. Outside, Rose

landed a precise kick on one of the

creatures. Feloka grabbed another

monster from behind, immobilizing it.

Chenule took his stance, ready for

combat. One of the beasts charged

directly at him, and without hesitation,

he met its assault, delivering a flurry

of repeated slashes. Rashidler observed

the fight, marveling at the group's

genius. He then noted that the young man

seemed even stronger than before. This

made Chenila begin to question his true

identity. He realized that as they

neared the cavern, the beasts and their

attacks grew more potent. However, the

experience needed to level up increased

at the same rate. Thus, he noted that

the group's progression was slow and

they needed to gain levels much faster.

Bros approached, asking if Chenile

wasn't yet accustomed to the battle's

intensity. He commented that the beasts

were slow but incredibly tough to kill

and he'd never seen anyone defeat them

so easily without mastering elemental

power. He added that the young man

seemed to be exactly the person he was

destined to meet. Impressed, Bros showed

his admiration and invited him to join

the group. Chengile Lelay questioned the

idea of forming a team. Bros then leaned

in with a grin, offering to introduce

him to Beautiful Girls, but the young

man already anticipated his words. In

response, Chen Gilele reminded him that

Bros had claimed to be the only member

of the group. Brushing it off, Bros.

urged them to keep moving forward, while

Chenile simply called him a chatterbox.

Feloka points ahead, declaring it must

be the cave entrance. The three prepare

to move forward. The group stops before

the massive entrance to the monster's

lair. Cheng Lei turns to ask the orc if

it's truly the entrance. At that

instant, he notices the rope lying on

the ground and the prisoner gone. Bros

comments that the orc escaped while they

were fighting. Rashidler bolts into the

cave's darkness. He plans to warn the

king about the human invasion, hoping

for a reward. [music] Despite this, the

group enters the cave, confirming

they've reached the right place. Bros

remarks that the [music] distinct smell

of orcs confirms the prisoner didn't

lie, announcing he'll lead the way.

Further in, they encounter an entrance

surrounded by enormous skulls. Chenula

observes, "It's strange they haven't

seen any orcs, even after walking for so

long." Bros then tells everyone to

observe the path ahead. Before them, a

fork appears, splitting into three

distinct passages. Bros suggests they'll

need to split up. In response, Chenille

reveals the fire gate in his hand. He

explains that the three will split up

and use a spell to call for help if they

find a clue or are in danger. Bros

chooses the left path for himself.

Chenille takes the right and Feloka

follows the middle one. Before they

depart, he reminds them to use the tot

spell if anything goes wrong. Thus, each

takes his respective path. Chenille

advances alone through his passage. The

need to level up quickly to reach the

top becomes clear, but no orcs appear

along the way. Faced with the eerie

silence, he braces himself for whatever

comes next. A presence approaches. A

creature emerges, stepping beside the

body of a person fallen on the ground.

Without hesitation, the monster begins

to devour the remains. Further ahead,

Chenule observes several of them feeding

among scattered bones. The status window

reveals they are level 47 necroofage

demons, abandoned spirits with a

terrifying bite. rarely appearing alone.

Recognizing the danger, the young man

prepares for battle. Aware he's facing

real demons. In moments, he finds

himself surrounded by dozens of

creatures within a vast skeleton-filled

cavern. Ratchetler bows before Master

Finel's throne. He reports that three

worms infiltrated but were separated

into distinct traps. The master listens

in silence as the orc concludes that by

now they must have been torn to shreds

by the necrofage demons. Back in the

cave, a demon lunges at Chenule. He

quickly assesses the situation. These

ghoul demons hit weak but swarm in huge

numbers, offering a decent chunk of

experience. With a flurry of rapid

strikes, he takes down 10 demons,

earning 20,000 experience points. But he

soon realizes that picking them off one

by one is incredibly inefficient. Still,

he keeps fighting, knowing he needs to

act fast to hit his goal. Eliminate 30

demons [music] for 60,000 experience

within the time limit. Then with a

single devastating blow, he wipes out a

100 demons, netting 200,000 experience

points. A notification pops up

congratulating him on eliminating 99

ghoul demons and reaching level 14. It

also informs him that upon reaching

level 50, he'll unlock three skills. The

first available skill is Holy Light

Condemnation, which can restore health

and deal area of effect holy damage. The

second option is Divine Destruction, an

instant attack against multiple enemies

that also recovers some health. The

third is divine action which boosts

movement speed and restores health with

every enemy defeated though it has a

cool down. Chenji Lelay wonders if he

can pick two professional skills but the

decision feels incredibly tough.

Analyzing the options he notes that

divine action combined with holy light

condemnation is interesting. While

divine destruction alongside divine

action offers a double recovery effect.

He concludes that melee attacks with

healing effects could boost his speed

and help him close in on enemies more

efficiently. However, he realizes Holy

Light's short range isn't ideal for

restoring his vitality unless he's close

enough to his targets. Faced with this,

he decides to go with divine action and

divine destruction. A notification warns

him that by making this choice, he'll

have to completely abandon holy light

condemnation. For a moment, he questions

if his companions face the same dilemma,

but quickly concludes they're safe since

the magic circle in his hand hasn't

issued any warnings. More demons begin

to emerge from the cave walls. Knowing

he can't stop now, he charges into the

horde of creatures. Meanwhile, Braz's

foot ignites with flames as he activates

an attack known as Hellfire Rift. With a

stomp on the ground, a fiery eruption

bursts forth beneath his enemies. The

demons are instantly consumed by the

inferno. Shortly after, a sound echoes

through the area, making Bros wonder if

someone is singing. The surrounding

creatures seem paralyzed by the melody.

He then spots a path littered with

fallen monsters, leading to a distant

silhouette. A blindfolded woman emerges

amidst the musical notes. Bros accuses

her of controlling the ghoul demons to

attack him and threatens, "I'll burn you

to ashes." She merely stares back with a

serene smile. Shadowy hands erupt from

the ground and sees him. In that

instant, Bros realizes it's hair song

that's keeping him from moving. The

woman slowly approaches as he demands,

"What are you doing?" [music] She leans

over him and purr. "It's been a long

time since I last tasted fresh meat."

Her claw tears into his side. As she

grips his face, Bros wonders if he's

about to die such a humiliating death.

Something streaks between them at high

speed. The woman is struck, sent flying.

Free from the shadowy grip, Braz regains

his movement. Chenjulu appears before

him, asking, "Did I make it in time?"

Surprised, the woman demands, "How did

the ghouls fail to kill you?" He throws

the question back, pointing behind him.

"Were you talking about him?" On the

ground, a demon's head slowly rolls. The

woman steps on the defeated creature,

stating, "That was the best of my

ghouls, yet you killed it with ease."

She stands over the monster's corpse.

Then she begins to sing, unleashing

sonic waves that ripple outwards. Bros

shouts a warning to Chenule, "Don't

listen to her." But the young man is

engulfed by the waves, paralyzed by the

necromancer's song. Confident, the woman

declares, "This time, neither of you can

move." Chenille activates divine action,

shattering the spell. With a sneer, he

comments, "Your singing is terrible."

Bros watches, impressed by the young

man's power when a different sound

catches his attention. Both start to

hear a persistent buzzing. Chenji Lay's

palm begins to glow, and he realizes the

woman is in danger. A malevolent

creature, the infernal python lust,

unleashes an immense blast of fire.

Feloka recognizes the power gap is too

vast. Defeating it would be impossible.

Faced with this, he knows he can't

withstand the imminent attack. The blast

strikes him headon, slamming him

violently against the rock wall. He

collapses to the ground, utterly drained

of strength to fight on. The python

lunges for the final blow. The young

man's reflection glinting in its eyes.

In that instant, a mysterious figure

suddenly lands before Feloka, shielding

him. Chengle stands before him, his

weapon ready for battle. The creature

recoils, facing its new adversary. With

a single swift movement, the young man

charges, striking the serpent and

instantly defeating the infernal python.

After the victory, Chenille turns to his

companion, sprawled on the ground. He

apologizes to Foka, explaining, "We

arrived a little late." Gasping, Feloka

admits Chenile's undeniable strength.

Bros helps him up, explaining that the

paths he and Chenile had taken were

traps, and this was the true entrance to

the Beastman's nest. The hooded woman

simply calls out her companion's name.

Bros asks Feloka if he's okay. And the

young man replies affirmatively,

assuring him, "I won't die." Still

aruck, Feloka comments, "that giant

serpent was too powerful, like a monster

from legends." Braz muses aloud,

"Wouldn't [music] the beast king

annihilate us in seconds if we faced

him?" Chenilele corrects him, stating,

"The true enemy isn't the beast king,

but fear itself." He continues, arguing

that fear on the battlefield only leads

to death, questioning, "How can we face

even stronger creatures in the future?"

Then then he reminds them of their

companions. Firmly he declares, "I will

fight to the very end for freedom, even

if only a breath of life remains."

Suddenly, the defeated serpent began to

stir. It rose again, even larger and

more menacing than before. Chenjule

surged forward, shouting for them to

fight together. The trio braced

themselves, ready to charge into battle.

Bros leaped towards the creature,

telling Chenille to let him go first. He

loudly taunted the giant worm, demanding

its attention. With a flurry of kicks,

he assaulted the serpent's body. The

creature retaliated, preparing its

counterattack and unleashing a powerful

blow from its mouth. Meanwhile, Chenzi

lay focused, readying his elemental

powers. Feloka decided he wouldn't be a

burden any longer. Resolving to give his

all this time, he extended his hand and

unleashed Kitigarba's palm. The attack

surged towards the serpent, immobilizing

it by the neck. Bros roared Chenulo's

name while his companion watched the

scene with absolute focus. Then Chenula

leaped into the air, raising his sword

high. He descended, [music]

delivering a devastating blow to the

monster's head. A notification flashed,

revealing the infernal python's flame

armor had taken 20% damage. Chenile

adjusted his grip on the sword,

preparing for another assault. With a

swift spin, he began to strike the

creature repeatedly. The armor's damage

climbed to 30, then 50%. The relentless

barrage of attacks pushed the wear to

80%. Finally, the armor shattered

completely. With the opening exposed,

Chenilo prepared to deliver the final

blow to the creature's head. With a

powerful spinning motion, he executed

the decisive strike. The blade tore

through the serpent's body. After

completing the strike, he landed on the

ground. Bros cheered, declaring the

creature finally dead. A notification

announced the infernal fire python had

been defeated, granting 200,000

experience points. Another window popped

open, revealing the acquisition of the

secret item, Infernal Fire Gloves.

Chenula meticulously examined the

attributes of his new gear. The system

prompted him, asking if he wished to

equip the item. Without hesitation,

Chenula equipped the infernal fire

gloves. Braz remarked that despite being

separated for only a few hours, Chen

seemed to have undergone a massive

transformation. With a simple command,

the gloves appearance vanished from his

hands. Suddenly, the entire cave began

to shake. From the shadows of the

passage, Rashidler emerged. Chenjule and

Braz took defensive stances [music]

against the new enemy. The orc charged,

attacking both of them simultaneously.

Chenulo was sent flying by the force of

the blow. Braz stood over the defeated

orc, demanding to know why he

surrendered. Richard explained he'd

gotten lost, and the beast king must

have activated the traps. Hearing about

the traps, Cheng Le remarked, "It was no

wonder they had encountered so many

monsters along the way." The orc then

got up, claiming they were lucky to

still be alive. In response, Bros kicked

him, demanding to be led to the beast

king. Richard agreed to show them the

entrance. Bros then threatened him,

warning that any tricks would be

severely punished. Ratchidler mumbled a

few words under his breath. Before them,

a massive stone door slowly began to

open. The group faced the imposing

entrance leading to the main hall. On a

stormy night, lightning tore across the

sky, illuminating it for a brief

instant. From his window, Ubra watched

the relentless rain fall. Nearby, Boban

approached a cabinet that had remained

sealed for a long time. Opening it, he

revealed a full suit of armor stored

inside. Ubé remarked that after so much

hesitation, Ban had finally found the

courage to do it. Bob replied that both

he and Sal had always been curious about

that battle armor. The old man suggested

that what was sealed within wasn't just

metal, but the very desire to leave that

place. Bobin then revealed he'd heard

talk of forming a team to find the

monster that killed his parents. Firmly,

he declared his desire to join the group

and asked if this time he wouldn't be

stopped. Back in the cave, the group

advanced down the corridor. Bros warned

Rashidler not to try any tricks, and

Chenile reinforced the threat, making it

clear he'd kill him if there was any

betrayal. The orc in turn assured them

the beastman's nest hall was just ahead.

Next, Chenila questioned him about the

whereabouts of the captured people.

Ratchidler replied he knew this place

very well. Hearing this, Chendula

instructed Braz to take Feloka and

follow the orc to rescue their

companions. Braz, however, questioned if

that wouldn't slow them down and warned

him not to think he was invincible just

because he'd saved them before. The

protagonist [music] refused the idea of

splitting up. At that moment, the system

issued two warning alerts. A quest

appeared, detecting an unknown boss and

stating a survival chance of only 10%.

The protagonist pondered [music] the

absurdly low rate even after all his

efforts to level up. Veloa noticed the

change in his expression and asked what

was happening. Chen Drew Lo downplayed

the situation, saying it was nothing and

instructed them to warn their companions

while he faced the beast king alone.

Bros immediately refused the order,

stating he would never abandon a comrade

in such a dangerous situation. Chenjali

then warned him that the monster ahead

was far stronger than they imagined and

the chance of victory was minimal. Bros

retorted, saying they'd all be dead if

it weren't for him, and he wouldn't run

regardless of the odds. Bros remembered

how he'd always handled everything alone

and how it made him feel isolated. Now,

however, he realized he wasn't alone

anymore. Rashidler pointed ahead,

indicating the great hall was just

beyond, but pleaded [music] to stay

behind, fearing the beast king would

kill him. Ignoring the orc's plea, the

trio prepared to enter. Bros commented

to Chenilo, "If you want to die, that's

your problem, but I'm not planning on

it." Together, [music] they crossed the

threshold and entered the vast imposing

hall. The place was utterly empty,

wrapped in an unsettling silence. At the

far end, a solitary throne stood out in

the vast hall. The lack of guards caught

Chenilo<unk>'s attention. He turned to

Rachidler, asking where the beast king

was, trying to grasp what was truly

happening. Suddenly, the stone doors

behind them began to close. Chenille and

bras spun around, noticing the sudden

movement. The passage sealed shut,

sending Richidler into a panic as he

realized it was a trap. In that instant,

Feloka was hoisted into the air by an

invisible force and Braz yelled his

name. Spinning around, Chenji Lelay saw

his comrade under attack. On the throne,

Beast King Fineir, level 85, finally

revealed himself. Then, [music] Feloka

was struck by a devastating blow.

Without hesitation, Chenille charged the

enemy. With a leap, he attacked the

Beast King with his sword. [music] The

blow, however, was blocked by an

invisible barrier. Determined to break

through, he pressed his blade against

the magical shield. The barrier reacted,

repelling the attack completely. The

impact hurled him back, but he landed

safely. Meanwhile, Feloka collapsed

unconscious from the blow. Bros rushed

to him, catching him before he hit the

ground. Desperate, he asked if his

comrade was okay, but received no

answer. Witnessing the scene, Cheng

Lelay wondered how long the beast king

had been sitting on that throne. The

enemy then smirked, revealing he had

nullified the attack with absolute ease.

Despite Braz's plea not to overexert

himself, Feloka, wielding a massive

stone weapon, yelled, "It's fine. We

have to keep fighting." The young man

charged first with BRZ right behind him,

racing towards the enemy. From his

throne, the Beast King calmly watched

their [music] assault, protected by his

defense. Brass's attack was stopped by

the barrier, the impact flinging him

high into the air. Next, Feloka charged,

striking the barrier with all his might,

but the Beast King remained utterly

still. Chenille was also repelled by the

enemy's defense. Yet, without

retreating, he charged back into the

fight and with a devastating blow struck

the Beast King's throne directly. The

impact shattered the throne and broke

the barrier in a single move, surprising

even Chenle with the unexpected result

of his attack. With a cruel smile, the

beast king glared at his opponents.

Raising his hands, he began to prepare a

new attack. While Chen and Brs took

defensive stances, [music] bracing for

impact, an energy sphere blasted towards

them. The explosion hit Bros headon,

sent Feloka crashing to the ground

wounded and dragged Chenille backward

despite his partial defense. In the

distance, Rashidler cheered, exalting

his master's power. Witnessing the

scene, Chenila recognized the enemy's

offensive might. Bros managed to get up

and seeing his comrade fallen behind him

asked, "Feloka, are you okay?" The young

man confirmed. Despite his injuries,

Chenila then wondered what the

adversar's true ability could be. The

beast king began to laugh, his cackle

echoing across the battlefield, mocking

his struggling opponents. With a sneer,

he called them ridiculous insects and

declared he would play around a bit with

them. Shrouded in mist, the beast king

rose and in the next instant vanished

completely. Chenji Lei was startled by

his disappearance, recognizing the

ability and immediately yelled for Bros

to be careful. In a flash, the beast

king appeared behind Bros., the young

man spun around to face the threat, but

a swift blow struck his chest. Still,

BRZ tried to retaliate with a punch, but

the attack was intercepted with extreme

ease. With a precise kick, the beast

king blocked any further reaction,

leaving Bros unable to move, then

stomped down on him with full force.

Feloka screamed his companion's name in

despair. The Beast King realized Chenilo

had pulled Bros away just before the

final stomp, then ordered Feloka to take

care of him. Bros apologized to Chenilo

for being a burden, but Chenila,

dismissing it, told him to leave the

rest to him. Consumed by rage, Chenilo

declared, "I'm going to kill that

bastard." The Beast King commented,

"This is just an appetizer." Shenzhul

wondered if the enemy would use the same

move again. Immediately after, the Beast

King lunged forward with an incredibly

powerful punch. The impact slammed

directly into Chenzulo<unk>'s defense,

who managed to block the attack using

his gauntlet. Firmly, Chenilu stated

that while he might be helpless against

certain abilities, he was not inferior

in agility or strength. A massive

explosion erupted at the point of

impact. Watching the scene, Feloka

commented, "Chengile actually withstood

that monster's attack." [music] Bros,

for his part, admitted, "Even if I

trained for another 10 years, I might

never be able to face him." Surprised,

the beast king observed that a mere worm

had managed to withstand his blow and

found the situation interesting. He then

declared that a worm's resistance only

fueled his excitement. With a deafening

roar, he unleashed a devastating attack,

aiming to send his opponent straight to

hell. Even under the energy blast,

Chenili stood firm, declaring, "You can

save your surprise for when your head

gets cut off." And vowing to return

everything that had been done to his

friends. At that moment, the divine

blessing skill activates. Chendula

immediately charges forward, his sword

flashing. Moving at blinding speed, he

closes in on the enemy and with a

furious roar strikes a blow in Foca's

name. The attack lands directly on the

Beast King's head. Then he strikes

again, this time for bras before leaping

into the air, preparing his sacred cut.

The force of the blow sends the beast

king's crown flying. Without his crown,

the enemy stares at Chen Gilelay,

revealing his true face. He watches

intently, bracing for the next move.

With a lightning strike, he attacks his

opponent headon. The attack hits dead

center, causing a small explosion and

shattering the ground around them. In

that instant, Chenilo dedicates the blow

to all the innocent people. His

companions watch the scene unfold while

Rachidler gasps in awe at such immense

power. Suddenly, another explosion

erupts where the enemy stood, and the

beast king emerges from the rubble,

completely unharmed, sporting a

terrifying new look. Rashidler

recognizes his master's elemental power

and declares, "We're all doomed."

Chenile, however, wonders if this is

truly his adversar's elemental power.

Then, the enemy fully reveals himself in

his new, far more powerful form. The

beast king extends his hand, uttering a

silent command. In response, a creature

charges forward at incredible speed and

in the next instant multiplies, forming

a pack of wolves. The sovereign of

beasts then summons a massive staff made

of bones. Chenule tries to

counterattack, but he's hit dead on,

left completely immobilized by the

overwhelming force, giving him no time

to react. The beast king prepares

another attack, this time summoning a

colossal shadowy creature. Immobilized,

Chenile admits he can no longer move his

body, having used all his skills,

wondering if this is truly the end. At

that moment, a masked creature appears

before him and attacks at lightning

speed. The blow sends Chenille flying

backward. Continuing the assault, the

enemy unleashes brutal blows, leaving

him utterly exhausted. The young man

collapses to the ground, his opponent

looming over him. Then the creature

manifests two gleaming sithes [music]

and with utter contempt declares, "A

useless insect deserves to be trampled

to death. Accept [music] your fate."

Lying defeated, Chenji wonders if this

is truly the end. Memories flood back,

voices calling him an insect. Despising

him, he pushes against the ground,

struggling to rise. In that instant, he

remembers a woman calling his name,

pleading for the little boy to come

home. Back in the present, a new

strength awakens within him. The loca

and brows watch, stunned as Chenille

transforms. An unprecedented energy

engulfs his body. He rises completely,

utterly transformed, gripping his sword

with unwavering resolve. A voice calls

out to Chenille, urging him to awaken.

He finds himself floating in an empty,

silent void. Confused, he wonders what's

happening. His last memory being the

fight against the Beast King. As he

surveys the unfamiliar surroundings, he

starts to question if he's already dead.

The answer comes immediately. He isn't

dead. Before Chen Gilele, a mysterious

man appears, also floating in the void,

and calls him by name. Surprised,

[music] the young man asks, "How do you

know my name? Who are you?" The man

replies that he too wishes he knew who

he truly was. He explains he was already

in this place when he awoke and has lost

all sense of time since then. Still, he

remembers a voice that echoed in his

mind, saying that in the future, someone

would take him away from here. According

to him, all signs point to that person

being Chenji Lelay. Demanding more

clarity, the young man asks, "What do I

need to do to get out of here?" The man

extends his hand and asks him to accept

him. Then he kneels, pleading for

Chenule to become his master. The young

man listens intently as the stranger

explains that the voice in his mind said

that as long as he supported this

person, both of them could leave this

place immediately. Once more, he asks

Chenile to accept him as his master.

Without hesitation, the young man

agrees, urging him to hurry and get him

out. The man smiles and they shake

hands. The moment they agreed, an

intense energy surged between them. Back

in the battle arena, Chenulele faces his

opponent. He remarks that the guy didn't

lie. He really did return. Immediately

after, he feels a new power surging from

his body and wonders if it's a result of

that man's support. A notification

appears. You have obtained chaotic

elemental power. Understanding the

message, he realizes this is his new

element. The masked creature observes

the scene, questioning how he appears

unharmed, realizing with discomfort that

the young man seems even stronger than

before. Another notification appears.

Your abilities have been reinforced. You

have acquired the elemental ability

extinguish. The extinguish ability

consumes 90% of your HP to activate a

special mode, draining 100 HP per

minute. The newly acquired elemental

power also reveals the attributes of the

equipped weapon, Ozul. At this moment,

Chenille realizes that his grandfather

UB's sword always needed elemental power

to be activated, as it had never

displayed attributes before. Gripping

the sword firmly, he declares, "Now that

I've activated it, I can finally begin

my counterattack." Advancing towards the

enemy, he radiates absolute confidence.

The masked creature reacts, questioning,

"How dare a mere insect challenge me? Do

you truly believe you're on my level?"

Without a word, Chenulay attacks at high

speed. Forced to [music] retreat, the

creature prepares to launch a new

attack. Refusing to accept the

possibility of defeat, it decides to use

all its strength to shatter [music] him.

Chengile activates elemental flash and

unleashes a devastating sequence of

blows. The masked being is struck

repeatedly, reacting with impossible. At

that very moment, the extinguish ability

takes effect, tearing deep wounds across

its back. A notification appears. 90% of

your HP has been consumed. Then the body

of Beast King Fineir begins to

disintegrate in the air. In mere

moments, the opponent is utterly

annihilated by the attack. A message

appears congratulating Chenila for

defeating Beast King Fineir and granting

him experience along with a level up.

Finally, another notification confirms

the quest completion, rewarding him with

additional experience and a black

treasure chest, a peaceful village

nestled among the mountains. Uber scolds

Bob for slacking off, but the young man

defends himself, claiming he's just a

bit rusty. Sitting by a tree, Saly asks

her grandfather if Chenille will be back

soon. Ubra gazes up at the sky,

remarking [music] that three days have

already passed. Suddenly, the ground

begins to tremble, and a wave of energy

erupts on the horizon. Urab shields

himself from the impact, wondering what

it could be. Boan rushes over, asking

the old man what's happening. Saly

sprints to them, distressed, [music]

asking if her grandfather was all right

and what had happened. Ubé explains that

such energy waves appear when highlevel

monsters are annihilated and this one

originated from the beastmen's nest.

With that, he concludes that Chenule has