Chapter 1344: Second Store Upgrade Quest(12)
Sirish had the sa expression of excitent as he chose the sa options as last ti. The next mont, he found himself in a different environnt.
The temperature was weird as there was the sun at its peak, but there was a chilly wind blowing across the area.
The opponent also appeared not far from him with the sa expression of cruelty.
Ti flew by, and three hours passed in the blink of an eye. The ti flow rate inside the Primordial level of the training area was twenty tis higher, so Sirish still had seventeen more hours left.
The past three hours had been no less than ntal torture for Sirish, as in his bid to attack first rather than defend, he had failed to survive the first strike and had been getting killed instantly.
Even though Sirish had stopped counting how many tis he had died, but evryti he would appear in the white space, he would only grow more excited. It wasn't that he was becoming masochistic and liked the feeling of getting cut in two. He clearly saw himself reaching that state and even surpassing it.
The only disappointnt he had was that he would only be able to enjoy the training for twenty hours a year.
Ding!
The bell rang, announcing the start of the first battle in the tenth hour.
The battleground was a vast grassland, and the sky was slightly orange as the sun was getting close to setting.
Sirish and his opponent stood at a distance of a few miles from each other. The sound of the bell hadn't even subsided, and the opponent made his move.
Forcing so energy into his foot, he pounced, catching Sirish in the billionth of a second. The attack was the sa as ever, but when the attack seed to have succeeded like the past countless battles, Sirish slashed back.
Clang!
The next mont, the sound of a tallic clash rang in the area, breaking the deafening silence. The opponent still had force left to unleash, so he attacked.
The clash seed to have taken everything from Sirish, so he was no longer able to do anything and was cut cleanly into two symtrical vertical pieces from head to toe.
Sirish wasn't there to see the scene and had already returned to the white space. There was a wide smile spread across his face since it was the first ti he had succeeded in unleashing an attack. Even though it failed to hit the opponent, and the opponent brought the sword in ti to defend against it, he had still seen an improvent from the past.
Ti flew by, and hours passed in the blink of an eye.
Ding!
Clang!
As soon as the bell rang, the two opponents charged, and their swords clashed with each other. To be precise, the enemy was the quicker of the two, but he defended against the attack as Sirish unleashed everything in that attack.
Sirish didn't just stand there to get cut again and pulled back. Whatever energy remained in his body, he transferred into his hand and then slashed again.
Soon, the twentieth hour passed and the system forced him out of the training area.
The transparent, golden barrier around Sirish broke down, and light returned to his eyes. His eyes contained longing since he wanted to continue in the training area for more ti.
But the next mont, the longing for the training was replaced by the joy of his gains. Sirish found a new knowledge appearing in his mind that was engraved permanently.
***
While Sirish was relishing in the joy of his gains, Laney opened her eyes.
It was ti for her to complete her revenge since her exit was approaching, and only around two hours were left before she would be forced out of Panagea.
The man had cald down at that ti and was also sitting in a ditative posture. He was still bound by an invisible chain that restricted him from moving away from the tree or releasing a skill.
Even though Laney didn't want to kill the man, that didn't an she trusted him to leave him free.
The man also opened his eyes when he heard the sound of Laney standing up. He had completely cald down, and there was no longer anger toward Laney in his eyes.
"Please free ," The man requested.
Laney nodded and snapped her fingers. The next mont, the invisible chain restricting him disappeared and returned to the bracelet in her right hand.
The man stretched himself, ready to battle the beast. But before that, he gently put his wife's hand into the space ring.
Laney didn't say anything when she saw the scene and instead walked forward. She was cautious and prepared for any attack from the man, but nothing of that sort happened, and the man followed her.
After walking for a while, Laney and the man reached the lair, where they lost so many mbers. The man's eyes turned red, but he controlled himself and didn't lose himself in rage.
"What do you want to do?" The man asked Laney since she was the stronger of the two, and if there was a little hope of revenge, Laney was that chance.
"I want you to act as bait," Laney directly stated her strategy.
The man didn't feel much of a surprise or feel bad about Laney asking him to beco bait. The beast was strong and couldn't be defeated in a frontal fight.
"I am ready," The man responded, taking Laney by surprise.
She had expected a little struggle from the man in response to her statent, but the imdiate acceptance made Laney feel uncomfortable.
"If only I were stronger, they would still be alive," Laney murmured under her breath with a disappointed expression.
Things could have gone differently, but the ti for what if had long passed. The group leader and five mbers were already dead. Now the only thing she could do to avenge them was to kill the beast.
Laney then told the man what he needed to do. The man simply listened to her and didn't voice his opinion, agreeing with whatever Laney decided.
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