Chapter 384

Chapter 384

“What’s wrong, Myung-hoo?”

When Ming Hu stopped walking, Jian Chen asked, “What is it? In response to Jie’s question, Ming Hu turned away from the message and looked at Jie.

“Well…”

He trailed off, glanced at the message, and then continued.

“Out of the blue, a message popped up.”

“Message? What message?”

Delay shook his head at Myung Hu’s words.

“I’m the only one who popped up.

By Delay’s puzzlement, Ming Hu could be sure that the message he was seeing was only for him, not the whole message. Ming Hu opened his mouth to tell Delay the content of the message he was curious about.

“A message that Rafid has killed a dragon.”

Ming Hu spoke to Jie Li and then looked at the message again.

“What the hell is this…

What Happened? All I could tell from the message was that Rafid had killed a dragon named Haputanis, the leader of the Green Clan, but I didn’t know why or what happened to him.

“Rafid the Dragon?”

At Ming Hu’s words, Jian Chen looked surprised. Ming Hu nodded in response to Jian Chen’s question.

“Yeah, I don’t know what happened, but Rafid’s got the dragon now.”

“The dragon you captured… It’s not Eurena-sama and Lulu, is it?”

Delay said cautiously.

“Oh?”

Ming Hu let out a short exclamation at Delay’s words. Lapid was now with Yurena, the Red Dragon, and Yurena’s daughter Lulu.

“What’s going on?

Rafid has captured a dragon, and not just any dragon, but the leader of the Green Dragons. The problem was, he had the Red Dragons, Eurena and Lulu, by his side.

“No, it’s a different dragon.”

Ming Hu thought to himself as he replied to Jie Li.

“…I’m going to wrap this up and get back to work.

I can’t wait to find out what’s going on,” Ming Hu said to Jie Li after finishing his thoughts.

“Let’s go.”

* * * * *

Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo!

Was there a war? Hundreds of orcs were running toward somewhere, their footsteps making a tremendous noise.

-Take!

-Move it!

-Take! Come on, take! Take!

The orcs’ faces were filled with urgency and anxiety as they ran off into the distance.

That was the moment.

Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo

The ground began to shake as if there was an earthquake.

-Take a look around! Take a look around!

-Be careful what you wish for!

The orcs stopped moving and stood alert. In addition to urgency and anxiety, there was one other emotion on the Orcs’ faces as they watched their surroundings.

-Nothing, scary. Profit.

-Gulp, I’m scared. I’ve never felt like this before. 취익.

It was fear, fear and fearlessness, and the fear on the orcs’ faces was currently growing in magnitude.

The moment the fear reached its peak.

-Oh, there it is. TAKE!

An orc cried out. The orc’s cry reached the ears of all the orcs gathered nearby, and every orc who heard it turned and began to search for the source of the terror.

-Yuck! Scary humans!

-Benefit!!! floating in thin air. Profit!

-Uh, how do you do it. Take it!

The orcs soon found the source of their fear and spoke in shaky voices. The source of the fear that had caused hundreds of orcs to tremble like this.

It was three humans, or to be more precise, a golem in human form and two dragons, who appeared out of thin air.

“These are the same orcs that wiped out the village, right?”

Lafydd, standing in the center, asked Eurena.

“…”

At Lafydd’s question, Eurena wordlessly turned her head to look at the orcs who were staring at her in horror, and then continued, “I’m sorry.

“Yeah, that’s right, I see all the orcs from my memory.”

A town in ruins, a memory of the space that remained. Hordes of Orcs Scattered about, many of the orcs that remained in the memory of space.

“Thank goodness, I was afraid I had the wrong one.”

Eurena’s words made Rafid glance at the orcs with a look of relief, and then Lulu, who had been listening to the conversation off to the side, asked him.

“What are you going to do?”

“Like this.”

Rafid raised his hand in response to Lulu’s question.

Koo-koo-koo-koo

Lafydd raised his hand and the ground around the orcs began to rise at a tremendous rate.

-Yuck! What, what!

-The Land is Strange Taken!

-Run away!

The orcs, who had been standing still, staring at Rafid, Eurena, and Lulu, were thrown into confusion as the ground rose, and they moved to flee.

-I’m stuck!

-Yikes! Nowhere to run!

But the orcs could not escape. The ground had already risen to form a huge cylindrical prison. A giant cylindrical prison with no entrance, only a hole in the top. Unable to fly, the orcs could never escape.

“Are you going to kill them all?”

Eurena asked Lafydd as she watched the prison being built and the orcs imprisoned within. Lafydd nodded in response to Eurena’s question.

“Yes, because if we let them live, they will surely descend on the village again and harm the lords.”

The orcs had already ravaged many villages. If left unchecked, they would one day descend upon the village again and harm the lords. Lafydd clenched his fists after answering Eurena’s question.

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Then the cylindrical prison slowly began to compress.

-Take!

-Take profit!

-Take!

The orcs trapped inside screamed as the wall gradually closed in on them, their seemingly incessant screams diminishing as the wall compressed.

Soon the cylindrical prison returned to the ground. Not a single ant remained where the orcs had been.

“Let’s go.”

Lafydd looked away from the leveled ground and spoke to Eurena. Then he took the lead and began moving toward the next village.

“…”

Eurena thought wordlessly, watching the back of Rafid’s head.

“How did they create a golem like that?

Rafid was a golem, not a human. Eurena was very curious about how Ming Hu had created a golem like Rafid.

“Mom, let’s go!”

“…Yeah.”

Lost in thought, Eurena was jolted out of her thoughts by Lulu’s words and moved to follow Rafid’s lead.

“…!

But it didn’t last long, and Eurena was forced to stop moving. Eurena frowned as she stopped moving.

“Who is it?

Why Eurena frowned.

“Someone broke into Rare…

It was because someone had broken into Eurena’s rares.

“…What’s wrong, Mom?”

Lulu asked, noticing Eurena’s expression.

“What’s wrong?”

Hearing Lulu’s question, Rapid, who had been leading the way, stopped moving and turned to Eurena.

“…Someone broke into Rare, I’m going to have to go away for a while.”

We don’t know who did it, but we know we can’t let them get away with it.

“Oh, can I come with you then?”

When Eurena said she was going to Rare for a while, Rafid said.

“Yes.”

Eurena, who would have gone with Lafydd even if she hadn’t, waved her hand in acknowledgment of his words.

Siaak

Eurena waved her hand and a red portal appeared. The portal connected to Eurena’s Rare.

“Follow me.”

Creating a portal, Eurena spoke to Lapid and Lulu, then stepped through it. Lafydd followed Eurena through the portal, thinking to himself.

“What kind of place?

Rafid had never been to the Dragon’s Rare before, and he was very curious to see what it looked like. With his mind full of questions, Lafydd stepped through the portal.

“This is Mrs. Eurena’s Rare.

Arriving in Eurena’s Rare through the portal, Lafydd looked around.

“Is he an intruder?

Looking around, Rafid soon spotted a man near the entrance, presumably the intruder.

“What am I doing here?”

But Eurena’s next words made Lafydd shake his head.

“Do I know you?

Apparently, Eurena and the intruder knew each other.

“I have one question.”

The man at the entrance slowly stepped in front of Eurena and said.

“You? What?”

Eurena furrowed her brow at the man’s words.

“You don’t seem to get along.

Judging by the tone of the conversation, they weren’t all that close. Lafydd listened to the conversation between Eurena and the man in silence, accompanied by Lulu, who had come to stand beside him.

“I have a question about a human being.”

“Human?”

“Yeah, the human. The human you told Rod not to touch.”

“…!”

“Did I mention your name is Ming Hu?”

“…?

Lafydd, who had been quietly listening to the conversation, tilted his head at the man’s words.

“Dad? About Dad?

The human the man was talking to was Rafid’s father, Ming Hu. Rafid studied the man’s expression to see what he meant by asking about Ming Hu.

“…not a good intention.

I wasn’t sure exactly what he was thinking, but one thing was for sure: he didn’t mean well.

“Excuse me.”

When Rafid realized this, he called in a man.

“…?”

At Rafid’s call, the man turned away from Eurena to look at Rafid, and Rafid looked at the man, and when the man saw him, he continued.

“What are you asking about my dad?”

“…Dad?”

The man echoed Rafid’s words, and then, with a wry smile, continued

“So you’re his child, that’s great.”

Siaak

As the man finished speaking, a tremendous burst of energy erupted from his body. The man’s energy flew straight toward Lafydd.

“Haputanis!”

Sensing that something was amiss, Eurena quickly stepped in front of Lafydd, blocking the energy of the man, or rather, Hafutanis, as it was directed at him.

“Move out of the way.”

Haputanis spoke in a harsh voice as Eurena blocked his aura. But it wasn’t Eurena who would be deterred by Haputanis’ words.

“What are you doing?”

At Eurena’s question, Haputanis frowned. Then he spoke with more intensity.

“Get out of the way.”

“What the hell is going on?”

Eurena asked, furrowing her brow at Haputanis’ growing strength.

“…”

Haputanis said nothing in response to Eurena’s question, only that he was gradually exuding more and more energy.

“You son of a bitch!”

Haputanis’s behavior of radiating energy without saying a word eventually caused Eurena to start radiating energy as well.

Off

The space around them began to warp as their energies clashed.

That was the moment.

“Mrs. Eurena.”

Rafid, behind him, called out to Eurena.

“…”

But Eurena, concentrating on stopping Haputanis’ energy, was unable to respond to Rafid’s words. Whether she knew it or not, Rafid continued.

“I’m sorry, I think I know you.”

“…?”

Rafid’s next words left Eurena puzzled. But it wasn’t long before she realized what Rafid meant.

Squeak squeak squeak squeak squeak

A split-second, no, a second that felt like a lifetime. Dozens of magic circles appeared around Haputanis, and black, glossy spikes protruded from them.

Poof, poof, poof, poof, poof, poof!

The black spikes pierced Haputanis’ skin ever so lightly, and that was that. Haputanis’s aura slowly began to weaken.