Chapter 7: Boss Monster of Humanities and Social Science Building (1)
Having said that, Sungwoo then left the cafe. The eight goblins stood frozen on the spot as if they had run into a beast. Then they even scread and stepped back.
Squeak...squeak...
It was because of ‘The Sll of Death’ peculiar to the necromancer. But the goblins seed to be scared by Sungwoo’s appearance in the eyes of Jinsok and the other people.
Soon, their hunting began.
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Rattle, rattle.
The sound of clattering bones echoed horrifyingly. Those stuck in the cafe were just speechless with their faces frozen, watching the scene through the glass windows. Four skeletons began to massacre the eight goblins ruthlessly.
“What the heck is this?”
Even Jinsok, who was holding his shield, shuddered at the fighting. He thought he would be killed the mont the goblins appeared. He was even thinking of running away at an opportune ti.
But Sungwoo went forward holding the crude spear in one hand, and began to kill the goblins, escorted by the skeletons.
“Block the stairs to stop them from fleeing!”
When Sungwoo shouted, the one-ard skeleton went round and stood on the first step of the stairs.
“Good job! Keep on blocking them!”
In fact, Sungwoo didn’t need to shout at the skeleton, but he did so to show everybody that the skeletons were not dangerous. They were under his control and he was the very man who could resolve the situation right now.
‘Only I can succeed in attacking the boss monster.’
Sungwoo intended to kill the boss within the given ti fra and escape from the building. He thought that was the rule of the ga, and the safest way.
Puk! Puk! Puk! Puk!
One of the goblins fell down at the crit. Although it was only a 10% increase in probability, he received the bonus for his attack speed, so he got the buff frequently.
Synergy: Dagger Thieves Gang
Critical Strike Chance ( 10%), gold accumulation ( 10%)
Item: Madness of the Wilderness
Attack speed increase when dealing with goblins ( 20%)
‘If I use the buffs from the bracelet, I don’t think the goblins are a danger, no matter how many appear.’
Sungwoo had already adapted to the situation and analyzed it.
‘But the goblins alone aren’t my enemy. Stronger monsters will co out in the future.’
It didn’t matter to him why or how such monsters appeared because he could not figure it out even if he agonized over it. What was important to him right now was to fight the goblins and survive.
In the anti, those stuck in the cafe were watching Sungwoo fighting the goblins anxiously.
“The guy over there is now ordering the skeletons, right?”
“I think so.”
Although they could not understand the situation at all, what was happening before their eyes was true. They began to feel relieved gradually, watching him controlling the situation.
“How fortunate we are...”
“Who is he by the way? What’s his major?”
“Ugh? He seems to be my senior in the departnt...”
Now they not only felt relieved that they survived, but they also realized that Sungwoo had saved them. It was sort of their instinct for survival because they wanted to have soone as their guide instinctively in a life-or-death situation.
As Sungwoo intended, he managed to remind them that he was the man who overca the crisis at the mont.
Squeak...
Sungwoo gripped the spear, pulled his shoulder back, and threw it at the last remaining goblin as hard as he could.
Puk!
The spear was stabbed right into the goblin’s chest.
“...Phew. Good.”
Although the skeletons, his strong subordinates, stood on guard, Sungwoo felt he needed to brush up on his combat skills just in case of contingencies. And his actual killing of the goblin planted a strong impression into the minds of those watching him.
“...Wow!”
“That guy is really cool. Is he the sa guy who used to write sothing in the Creative Writing Departnt?”
“How fortunate we are! We’re so fortunate to have soone like him here.”
After he was done fighting, Sungwoo looked askance at the bodies of the goblins. But he could not see anything sparkling like gold, which suggested items.
‘I don’t get items when I kill ordinary goblins?’
There were crude daggers strewn here and there, but it seed that the items were given only when he hunted so weighty goblins like the chief goblin he had killed before.
But there was a ssage that he could not understand as if he earned sothing else.
“...Roulette Ticket?”
Sungwoo could not figure out what it was right away. As there was nothing like ‘inventory’ that was common in gas, he could not verify who issued it. So, he decided to keep in mind the item called ‘Roulette Ticket,’ then focused on what was going on right now.
“Nice job!”
Sungwoo spoke to the skeletons covered in blood.
Of course, he said that perfunctorily because they were not humans.
Tak, tak.
The one-ard skeleton started gnashing its teeth again.
“Hey, I told you not to do that.”
Other skeletons were about to follow suit but stopped at his order.
At that mont Jinsok shouted, “...Damn bastards!”
Sungwoo turned his head toward Jinsok who was clearly fuming. When he approached Jinsok, four skeletons covered in blood followed him in droves.
“Argh...” Jinsok stepped back, astonished, while Minsu had already fled to the end of the cafe.
“Look, don’t you think I helped you?” Sungwoo said.
In fact, Jinsok looked down on him a little while ago, watching him holding a crude spear. This ti Jinsok nodded silently.
Sungwoo went into the cafe and looked around. There was a total of seven holding weapons, including Hanho, Jinsok, and Minsu.
Everybody was now looking at Sungwoo. He caught his breath, then kept silent for a mont.
“...”
Actually, it was a typical tactic he used while he was in the army. A veteran master sergeant and a supplies specialist were often used. When sothing happened, he would gather his soldiers and keep silent montarily, which heightened their tension amid the silence. When he said sothing after that, his ssage usually carried more weight.
After he beca a platoon leader, Sungwoo also used that tactic often. Of course, this kind of action needed sothing like ‘authority’ on the part of the man who wanted to use it. In this case, Sungwoo’s brilliant activities a little while ago were more than enough to replace that authority.
“...”
As expected, nobody dared to speak while the silence was going on. Everybody fixed their eyes on Sungwoo as if they were waiting for him to say sothing.
After all, Sungwoo opened his mouth.
“As you already saw the ssage, that door won’t open or get broken because of a strange phenonon.”
“What should we do now?”
“Is there any way for us to open it?”
Their attitude was quite different from the way they dealt with Jinsok. Rather than raising their complaints or shivering with nervousness, they were seeking the solution as if they were eting an expert. In other words, they began to regard Sungwoo as a man they could trust and rely on.
Sungwoo pointed to the main door with his forefinger and said, “The solution is also in the ssage over there. We have to catch the boss monster hiding sowhere in this building.”
Now they were stirred up. Then Sungwoo pointed his finger toward the ceiling.
“We’ve only got two hours left. We have to catch the boss monster hiding sowhere there within two hours.”
They beca silent again.
“If we don’t catch it, I’m not sure what will happen...but it must be very unusual. Given that the monster is strengthened, maybe sothing terrible will happen.”
At that mont, one of the n raised his hand and said, “I saw that monster.”
“Really?”
“Yes, I saw that boss monster while I was smoking on the rooftop... I saw a very big monster appearing. Even my professor was killed by that monster...”
Now it was clear that the destination was the rooftop.
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