Chapter 164: Massacre
After killing the group of humans, she proceeded forward in search of the leader of the group.
She didn't have to go far when she ca across a shelter. Before she could decide anything, an arrow ca her way. She easily deflected it using her sword and made her decision.
The next mont, she extended her hands, and fire out of nowhere erged in her hands. It was one of the basic skills of fire elent/Qi/Prana users. She got it as the reward in the eleventh green dungeon.
A few seconds later, the fire in her hand got bigger and reached her shoulders, but she still didn't throw it and let it get larger.
The humans in the settlent didn't wait for the fireball to co their way. Those who were archers shot arrows, those who used close combat weapons rushed at her, while one in the human settlent had a similar skill but in the opposite elent.
It was the leader of the green dungeon and only had one skill in his arsenal, 'Waterball'.
Finally, the fireball reached an extent where it got even harder for her to control. She knew it was the right ti to throw it since the warriors of the human settlent were rushing at her.
After making her decision, she didn't think twice and threw the fireball at the human settlent.
The arrows that were threatening to pierce her got lted by the heat of the fireball that reached them.
"Boom!"
The next mont, a loud explosion occurred in the area that sent a mushroom cloud several ters into the air.
Suddenly a huge influx of green stream of lights erged from the destroyed area and engulfed her. She couldn't help but enjoy the mont since a combined influx made her feel the sensation of getting stronger.
The enjoynt didn't last as a heart-rending scream filled with anger echoed in the area the next mont.
Brinda knew it was the leader. He must've survived due to the waterball reducing the damage to so extent.
A few monts later, where once the leader stood, was a red egg. As Brinda bent down, she picked up the red egg from the ground and crushed it.
"Nothing!" She disappointedly murmured as nothing ca out of the egg.
She didn't feel disappointed for long as it wasn't the first ti she got nothing from the red egg. Since this was her sixtieth hunt of the green dungeon, she had gotten quite a few red eggs with no reward.
The next mont, she disappeared from the dungeon and appeared outside it. Unlike her brother Pento, she spawned in a comfortable environnt and area. As far as she looked, only flowers could be seen.
Since this was her last hunt of the green dungeon and she was ready to hunt the yellow dungeon, she took a random direction and proceeded in that direction to co across a yellow dungeon.
While Brinda was searching for her first yellow dungeon, Pento was sleeping peacefully after hunting his first dungeon, and right at that ti, Lenna ca across her first yellow dungeon.
No expression change on her face appeared as she touched the yellow crack with the tip of her finger. The next mont, as if sothing had pulled her, she disappeared from there and appeared inside the dungeon.
During the past two years, she had cleared only eleven green dungeons. It took her twelve days to clear the first dungeon, and then she trained for a month to gain better combat experience. After clearing every dungeon, she repeated the sa process, which led her to complete her last dungeon in under an hour. If not for the ti spent finding the creatures, she would've completed the dungeon in only a few minutes.
When she entered the dungeon, she didn't have to search for the creature any long as not far from her, there was an Orc settlent, and the area inside the dungeon was also several tis smaller than the green dungeons she had completed.
"Roar!"
"Roar!"
"Roar!"
Continuous roars rang in the area next second as the Orcs noticed a stranger appearing out of nowhere near their settlent.
Hordes of Orcs left their settlent and rushed at Lenna to kill her since a voice ca from their hearts to not let any stranger that entered this land return alive.
Lenna looked at the horde of Orcs and saw more than hundreds of Orcs rushing at her, threatening to kill her as brutally as possible.
Her face stayed expressionless as she only stood there and waited for the horde to co at her.
In no ti, the horde of Orcs reached her. The Orc who was at the front punched at her head, aiming to kill her in one strike, but suddenly a painful scream escaped his mouth as he found his hand had gone.
Before he could even understand what had happened, a horizontal strike hit him, and the next mont, he got split into two perfect pieces.
The Orcs got stunned by the sudden killing of one of their mbers, but instead of decreasing, their ferocity increased, and they rushed at her even faster.
Lenna had no reaction to the sudden increase in ferocity of the Orcs. She and her sword started a beautiful dance in the area, and the blood of the Orcs was the paynt for it.
Every ti an Orc reached her, they would fall to the ground either in two pieces or multiple pieces.
More than ten minutes had passed since Lenna entered the dungeon. In those ten minutes, she had killed more than two hundred Orcs, but still many were left and were rushing at her.
Lenna knew she couldn't let it continue for long as it would be bad for her if she got tired.
Suddenly the air turned chillier in the area. Orcs stopped in their charge and confusedly looked around them.
The next mont, Lenna bent down and touched the ground. "O spirit of Ice, announce your arrival!" She murmured while touching the ground.
Out of nowhere, ice covered the ground and then froze every Orc present in the area.
It was one of the spells of the Ice spirit magic she had gotten as a reward after her second successful hunt of the green dungeon.. It was one of the best rewards any participant had gotten in the dungeon until now.
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