Chapter 94: Wilderness Training Course(2)
Chapter 94: Wilderness Training Course(2)
“Let’s eat, shall we?” Leo said to Nina, who nodded her head.
Once again, Leo decided to share his high-quality food with her.
‘I have purchased enough food to last for a whole month, but I didn’t plan on feeding two people. If I want the food to last, I’ll have to skip so als.’ Leo thought to himself.
Fortunately, he was soone who was used to skipping als, especially breakfast.
After eating dinner, Leo went to take a quick shower before preparing his sleeping bag.
As he laid on the floor inside his sleeping bag, Leo stared at the starry night that was flickering with countless stars.
“What a beautiful sight.” Leo mumbled in a dazed voice as his gaze was fixated at the sky. This was his first ti seeing so many stars at once.
Soti later, he sat up and looked at Nina, who was sitting in the corner, silently staring at him.
“Why are you staring at ? Aren’t you going to sleep too?” he asked her.
“Soone has to keep watch just in case we’re attacked,” she said.
“It’ll be fine. This tent is very durable, and it’s concealed with magic.”?? ? ?? n ? ???
“Better safe than sorry, and I usually sleep late, so this is nothing new.” Nina said.
“Alright. Then wake up when you want to sleep. I will take over.” Leo went to sleep shortly after with Nina watching over him.
Over the next several hours, Nina would see many monsters in the distance, most of them traveling in packs.
Whenever monsters got too close to their tent, Nina would summon a few skeleton warriors to deal with the monsters without needing to leave the tent.
In the end, Nina remained awake throughout the whole night while Leo slept like a baby.
As for Lilith, she watched over Nina just in case sothing happened to her or if she did anything suspicious.
Leo woke up at sunrise.
“Huh? You didn’t sleep?” Leo looked at her with a puzzled face.
“I took short naps throughout the night,” she said.
“That’s not good. You need proper sleep since it is dangerous to fight monsters while being deprived of sleep.” p??da n?vel
“I can just drink an energy potion when that happens. You don’t need to worry about , Leo. I know what I am doing. Your considerations are appreciated though.”
“If you say so…”
After his morning routine, Leo said to Nina, “You can eat breakfast without . I don’t usually eat breakfast.”
“…”
Nina looked at him with a pondering face.
“You don’t have enough food to feed the both of us, huh?”
‘This girl is sharper than she looks…’ Leo thought to himself.
“You’re right, but it’s also true that I don’t like eating breakfast.” He then said.
“I will eat my own food for breakfast and lunch. As for dinner, I will eat your food if you give .” Nina suddenly said.
“Let’s do that.” ,c,om
Soti later, they cleaned up the tent and continued their journey in the Wilderness on their hoverboard.
p ?? da n ?v el “You’re a weird one, Leo.” Nina suddenly said to him.
“Most people wouldn’t share their own food with others in the Wilderness since it’s every man for themselves out here, yet you’re willing to miss so als for even though I already have my own food.”
“So it’s weird to be nice?” Leo said with a bittersweet smile on his face.
“Of course, since most people only act nice when they want sothing in return. Do you want sothing from ?” Nina asked.
“Not everyone in this world is like that, you know. And I have my own reasons for being nice to you.”
“What is that reason?” Nina stared at him with a curious look on her face.
“It’s a secret.”
“Is that so…” Nina didn’t pressure him so she stopped talking afterwards.
Soti later, they stopped moving and stored away their hoverboards.
“We’re here. The only monsters that roam this area are C-Rank monsters such as the Tornt Vipers and Skinless Mongrels.” Nina said to him.
“What kind of monsters are Tornt Vipers and Skinless Mongrels?” Leo asked.
“Tornt Vipers are snake-like monsters that can spit out deadly poison attacks. If their poison touches your skin even slightly, your entire body will be tornted with intense pain. However, they’re not as dangerous if you attack them from a distance since their poison attacks only go as far as 10 ters.”
“As for Skinless Mongrels, they’re a dog-like creature with incredible agility and speed. They’re magic users’ worst nightmare.”
“You’re very knowledgeable despite being an F-Rank Adventurer.” Leo said.
“Well, this isn’t my first ti here, and I have fought these monsters before.”
“Huh? I thought you can’t leave the city without being an Adventurer.” Leo raised an eyebrow.
“What are you talking about? Did you already forget that the Wilderness Training Course happens every year? This is already my third year doing this.”
“Ah, you’re right. I forgot.” Leo showed a sowhat embarrassed smile.
“Anyways, I will deal with the Tornt Vipers with my magic since you mostly fight with a sword.” Nina said.
“Alright. Then I will deal with the Skinless Mongrels.” Leo nodded.
After wandering for a few minutes, they encountered their first C-Rank monster.
It was a Tornt Viper. It had black scales with a shade of green near its tail, a pair of erald eyes, and it was at least 20 ters in length with the thickness of two adult human bodies.
“I will handle this.” Nina said as she raised her hand.
“Raise, my servants,” she mumbled in a low voice.
The following mont, twenty skeleton warriors wielding swords materialized around the Tornt Viper, surrounding it.
However, Nina wasn’t done, as she summoned three more skeletons, but instead of swords, these skeletons were wielding a wooden staff.
While the skeleton warriors distracted the Tornt Viper, the skeleton mages bombarded it with dark magic, killing it within seconds.
“Amazing…” Leo muttered in a dazed voice after witnessing Nina’s prowess.
‘So this is how necromancers fight… I kind of want to try it…’ He thought to himself.
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