Chapter 119
During rest periods to recover MP or HP, he crafted Weaponry, and when his hunger dropped, he cooked.
He consistently used his skills, and thanks to that, around the time he had dealt with about 200 Katar, he was able to taste the joy of leveling up a skill for the first time in a while.
[The level of the skill ‘Powerful Archery’ has increased.]
Damage increased by 10 percent.
Muhyuk reveled in the slightly increased damage and massacred the Katar.
[Katar Eliminated (298/300)]
[Katar Eliminated (299/300)]
Now, just one more.
Wind Step.
Windstorm.
He ran through the slowed world and beheaded the Katar.
[Critical Hit!]
[Deals 450 damage.]
[Deals 810 additional damage.]
Was its HP that low?
The Katar’s head was severed.
“300, done.”
He was able to complete one quest in 7 hours.
That made a total of 29.
Only 11 more to clear.
The problem was that the remaining two quests in the Yapbe Mountains were quite tricky.
Eliminating 350 Bengal tribe members in the mid-slopes. Stealth could be rendered useless by using mud, but they were 5 levels higher than the Katar.
Moreover, they were more difficult to deal with because they were a mix of warriors, archers, and Mages.
Since the Katar took 7 hours, it was clear that the 350 Bengal tribe members would take at least 10 hours or more.
And the undead monsters inhabiting the top floor were much tougher than the Bengal tribe.
Since they were already dead, they didn’t feel pain, so they were violent.
They used spears as weapons, making it difficult to approach, and even if you did, you were often blocked by the iron spear shafts.
