Chapter 800: Chapter 557: The Obscure and Difficult “End of Ti”. Chapter 800: Chapter 557: The Obscure and Difficult “End of Ti”. In the depths of the Underground Great Labyrinth, Colin had only just descended when he imdiately heard the voice of the “King of Mad Sounds” ringing in his ears.
Following the sound, he saw the disgraced high-level containnt subject already standing to one side.
“Mr. Colin, greetings…” the “King of Mad Sounds” greeted him sincerely.
“Yes, greetings to you too.”
Colin nodded a mutual greeting and then, without waiting for the other to ask anything, he directly said,
“This ti I’ve co to tell you that the company has a rare opportunity for rit. If nothing unexpected happens, there will soon be an event which might present an opportunity for your involvent. However, the situation is relatively dangerous, with a considerable likelihood that a number of sealed entities, at least at the level of a First Level Containnt Subject, will partake. I’ve co to inquire about your intention. I do not insist; you are free to choose whether you are willing or not.”
“Willing, willing!” The “King of Mad Sounds” felt that even a second of hesitation would be a betrayal to the suffering he had endured over the years!
Confronting a sealed First Level Containnt Subject was not difficult for him; after all, separated by a wall, he could exert his full power, while the other could not, unless so special authority intervened. Otherwise, even an Upper-Level First-Class Containnt Entity could be suppressed.
Dealing with five or six wouldn’t pose much of a problem…
Moreover, the “King of Mad Sounds” had already completed the necessary ntal preparations during this ti.
It wasn’t just about First Level Containnt Subjects; he was even willing to take the risk if he encountered a “Level 0” threat—of course, under normal circumstances, how easily could one co across a “Level 0” Containnt Subject?
Therefore, there was probably no need to worry too much about this.
As long as he could get out, everything else, whether climbing a mountain of swords or plunging into a sea of flas, was negotiable!
“Since you have no objections and are psychologically accepting of the organization’s arrangents, that’s good.”
Colin nodded, hands behind his back, approving of the “King of Mad Sounds”‘ attitude, “When the ti cos, you will be notified. All you have to do is comply.”
Once he reached C Level, he could summon and release him without incident.
And at that ti, Colin could also ensure with relative certainty that the “King of Mad Sounds” would be under his control.
Of course, when the ti actually ca to release this fellow…
Colin felt that he probably wouldn’t care whether the other was plotting rebellion.
After all, at least in the eyes of the enemies, the “King of Mad Sounds” released by him would certainly seem to be on his side, whether he wished to act or not, the enemies wouldn’t likely give him another chance to turn against them, so at the very least, he could share so of the hate.
As long as he could achieve that, obedience was not crucial.
It was similar to the half-natural disaster class entity hidden within Bone Spur.
“I, the ‘King of Mad Sounds’, am always ready for the company leaders’ dispatch! To contribute my strength to ‘humanity’, and to atone for my sins through rit!” the “King of Mad Sounds” responded with fervor.
He had a premonition that this ti it was for real, that there was indeed a chance for him to go out!
After confirming the “intention” and receiving a “verbal agreent,” Colin pursed his lips, nodded, and without lingering, left the place.
‘C Level always feels as if it’s not far away. Once I beco one, I should be able to summon half a dozen First Level Containnt Subjects to boost morale, one ‘King of Mad Sounds’, and one from Script City’s Passionate Paradise, the First Level Containnt Subject ‘Formless Mother’, and Bone Spur…’
Colin pondered for a mont, believing these two would be of great use.
Besides, “Lady Rabbit” might also have so kind of arrangent, but the intelligence on this aspect was still unclear; Colin felt it was better to rely on himself…
Shortly after, Colin returned to his domain and contacted the Little rmaid, associated with “World Code -4,” via the “Level 5 Bonfire” on both sides of his domain, to provide so explanations.
Then, amidst the reluctance of the crowd, he bade farewell to Shana and the others.
A distant and ancient bell sound slowly rang by his ear…
In front of Colin, the rich gray fog enveloped everything around, blurring all scenes…
Amid the successive bell chis, his gaze gradually grew hazy, and if nothing unexpected happened, upon opening his eyes he would return to his cottage and then begin to carry out that brief “investigation mission.”
However, just at that mont…
When Colin ca to his senses, he abruptly took notice that he was still in a space swirling with gray fog.
The distant and ancient bell chi had vanished without a trace.
“This place…”
Colin looked around, not entirely unfamiliar, probably not his first ti here.
He faintly sensed that sothing was about to happen…
Sure enough, at that mont, as if drawn by instinct, he turned his head and saw light blue dots floating in the gray foggy space, and then like a brush, they outlined the silhouette of a door.
And in the blink of an eye, the door gradually solidified from re lines to beco a heavy and ancient portal standing before him.
The door was covered with spotty, blood-like red rust.
Compared to the last ti he saw it, there were more signs of war and decay on the door, and leaning in to listen, it seed as if he could hear so sounds of combat and shouting…
Then, under Colin’s gaze, the door slowly opened, a dense white mist poured out from within, and all things behind the door were shrouded in a mysterious veil, unclear to the eye…
The two open door leaves appeared like a pair of arms spread wide for an embrace.
Inviting the one who had been summoned to enter.
Colin’s heartbeat quickened a bit. The last ti he saw this door, he thought it might be a boss door, perhaps with a trap, or a dramatic villain inside…
It turned out, it seed to indeed be a boss.
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