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Chapter 128

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After spending a rough estimate of 18 hours within this dark and gloomy place.

Kim Yu-Rin was inside the stone hut, while Sae-Jin the Orc was lying on the stone bed, both of them trying hard to fall asleep - however, their heads were full of own plicated thoughts and so, it proved to be a difficult task to get the much-needed shut-eye.

In Kim Yu-Rin's case, the moment she laid down to sleep, curiosity and questions regarding the Orc, as well as worries over her subordinates who might have somehow gotten mixed up in that explosion continuously popped up in her head.

'Surely, they should be okay since they are all quick on their feet. They better be okay…' (Kim Yu-Rin)

Unlike her, though, the Orc's thoughts were a bit more related to the current issue and perhaps, just as urgent as well.

'It might get really dicey if I stay near her for too long. Gotta get out of this place soon, or I need to stay away from her…' (Sae-Jin)

First of all, the basic instincts of the Orc was the problem. Of course, he was carrying around a special potion in the 'Spiritualised' form inside him that could suppress all of the Orc's baser instincts.

As this Orc Form was getting more powerful with each passing day, there had been a few times already when he almost lost all his reasoning and went berserk after some stupid Monsters tried to get on his nerves.

Of course, there were no stupid Monsters in this dark, gloomy cavern to test his patience, but still, there was an even more threatening existence right next to him.

The Orc turned his head and took a slight glance at the hut. He made sure it was as sturdy as it could get, and also added in a function that, once the door was closed from inside, it'd be locked automatically. However, as it was made out of nothing but stone, it was true that he could destroy it in seconds if he went berserk once more.

'Enough for four days… This should be fine, if it's this much.' (Sae-Jin)

After checking the amount of potion left, he let out a long sigh.

The two people wrestling with their own thoughts began slowly drifting into the calm embrace of sleep as the hours ticked by.

And so… the next day had e, and inside this dark space where it was difficult to tell whether it was morning or not.

Kim Yu-Rin woke up from her slumber thanks to several loud Pphung! Pphung! ing from outside the hut - and to some extent, from the sound of her own stomach grumbling as well. Slowly opening her eyes, she got up from the soft stone bed - rather contradictory, but true in this case - and looked outside from the hut's window.

Kwahang!! Kwahaaang!!

The Orc was busy pounding on the poor, innocent ground.

"…What on earth is he doing?" (Kim Yu-Rin)

Kim Yu-Rin exited the hut, her head full of questions.

*SFX for the door creaking open*

The Orc turned his head towards her direction after hearing the door opening.

"What are you doing?"

She asked him while rubbing her eyes.

"I make vibration. To tell the people ing for us, where we are." (Sae-Jin)

"…Ah."

Finally understanding what was happening, she then sat down on a stone chair that seemed to have materialised out of nowhere just now.

Kim Yu-Rin decided to stay and watch the Orc's construction efforts in order to wake her sleepy head up pletely. Watching those rippling muscles and hearing the crystal clear sound of the mace, sweat drops dancing in the air, and his hair, wet from the proof of his labour…

As she was happily taking this sight in, all of a sudden, she heard the sounds of something powerfully running towards her direction from some dis

tance away. Surprised out of her mind, Kim Yu-Rin quickly jumped right to the Orc's side.

"It's a Monster!! Get ready for battle!!" (Kim Yu-Rin)

Kim Yu-Rin shouted out so, and reached down to her waist to grab her weapon, Gungnir. A force of habit built over the years on the job, it was.

Not too long after, a Monster did appear for real. She bravely pulled out her sword and pointed the stunningly sharp edge towards a huge wolf.

"…Please, pick up your weapon!!" (Kim Yu-Rin)

"…No need."

The pletely tense Kim Yu-Rin took on the battle stance. But the Orc simply chuckled and approached the wolf in unhurried steps.

"What?! Be careful!! I can sense its dangerous aur…" (Kim Yu-Rin)

Even before her scared words could continue, the Orc began stroking the head of the wolf in a display of utter posure. And the wolf received the patting in a posture full of adorable charm, as if it had reverted back to being a puppy or something. Its eyes arched like a pair of new moons, its ears folded back and its tail swayed from side to side in quiet contentment.

Without a doubt, this was a bona fide Monster, judging from its large, threatening size which was easily twice that of a regular full-grown man…

"It's my pet." (Sae-Jin)

She nearly dropped her sword then.

"…Pardon?"

"Name is Cornlak. You saw me riding it." (Sae-Jin)

"…..Ah. Aha."

Although it was hard to believe those words, she had to believe them regardless, after witnessing the situation for herself. Kim Yu-Rin sheathed her sword back into its scabbard and sat down on the stone chair. Then, she carefully observed the wolf which was busy making a strange whimpering noise while showing off lots of aegyo.

As an aside, she liked small, adorable and fluffy dolls. Well, they were cute, so there.

Of course, this wolf wasn't small at all. However, seeing it full of aegyo as if it was a fox cub and not some menacing wolf, it was way too…

"E, excuse me, Mister Orc?"

Unable to endure it anymore, Kim Yu-Rin stutteringly opened her mouth. Her cheeks were somewhat dyed in red without her knowledge.

"Mm?"

"Can, can I also, uh, touch your Cornsalad, too?" (Kim Yu-Rin)

"Cornlak."

"Oh, Cornlak. Sorry." (Kim Yu-Rin)

The Orc nodded his head and lightly drummed Cornlak's back. Kim Yu-Rin stealthily got up from the chair and approached the huge wolf. Although it growled a bit towards her, when Sae-Jin the Orc signaled it to behave itself, the wolf quietly laid down on the ground.

She carefully reached out and ran her palm against Cornlak's back. Then, her eyes popped open extra round. If she was to describe the sensation in two words, it was 'soft' and 'fluffy'. The fur of regular wolves were stiff and hard, yet this guy was in another dimension altogether.

It was as if she was touching the skin of a newborn, so soft and malleable. Her moods improved simply by touching it - this, this was a brand new world she had never ever experienced before…

"Wow." (Kim Yu-Rin)

Her eyes sparkled dangerously as she continued stroking Cornlak's back. At first, it was her hand only, but now, not only her cheeks, but she was using her entire body to rub against the wolf. That was how out-of-this-world addictive this feeling was.

Whimper, whimper…

Suddenly getting violated by Kim Yu-Rin, Cornlak sent gazes full of helplessness, but its owner simply sent back a gaze of his own that manded it to endure for now. (TL: Well, the author used a pun-based joke here, but regrettably, it's un-translatable, as usual. See, the thing is, "Yu-Rin" in Hanja form can also mean "violation

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