Chapter 246: Chapter 197: Abandoning Red Tape, But It’s Useless
"Magic Statue type of enemies, huh."
Gapar drew out his Linked Star Sword, the blade flickering with a star-like gleam.
"Definitely a Magician’s style, those guys love fiddling with this sort of thing."
These are soulless dead things, there’s no way they can match up to my well-trained body.
He gripped the Linked Star Sword, which could have instantly slain the enemy before him, but he thought about it and felt that the combat skill special effects of the Linked Star Sword and the Magic Classroom were a perfect match.
So he decided to take down the Doll Soldiers before him using combat skills!
"In the future, I can carry an Image Stone with
to capture my handso combat poses," he thought. The Doll Soldier wielding a spear at the forefront had already reached him, thrusting the sharp spear forward violently.
To Gapar, this attack was too slow, he simply swung his sword and cut down the Doll Soldier along with the spear.
The azure effects of the Linked Stars even reached the Monster behind the spear-wielding Doll Soldier, splitting it neatly in two, which was quite a sight.
The only regret was that he deliberately held back to enjoy the mont a bit longer, otherwise that single strike could have cleared the field.
"Magic Statues are always slow in action," he murmured as he slightly dodged a slash. "Why do Magicians always like to study these things? They’d better spend ti developing Elental Creatures."
The Linked Star Sword’s combat skills activated, and the beautiful sword light continuously flashed among the Doll Soldiers.
A Doll Soldier, cut in half but still barely mobile, attempted a sneak attack. However, just as the Straight Sword was about to stab Gapar, the attacker burst into a puff of black smoke and reappeared midair in an instant.
This move was so delightful to use; it could also virtualize in an instant to dodge the enemy’s attack, making it an excellent tactic for the thrill-seeker.
With one slash, the Doll Soldier was cleaved vertically in two, and then Gapar used the sa move again.
However, there was a slight problem this ti.
As he leaped high into the air, before he could adjust his posture to better perform the "Power Slash Hua Mountain," he suddenly saw the Doll Soldiers with lee weapons behind, those holding repeating crossbows twitching chanically like faulty machines.
Have they malfunctioned before I even got the chance to attack?
Gapar shook his head, it seems that not everything in Sain Dungeon was perfect; such trashy Monsters also existed.
Just then, the Doll Soldiers suddenly spun at high speed, a movent that would have killed a human, but not a doll.
"Da-da-da—"
Along with the high-speed spinning, the chanism of the repeating crossbows vibrated continuously!
The barrage of arrows coupled with the high spin ford a 360-degree attack with no dead angles!
This scene was devilish!
Repeating Crossbows Doll Soldiers, known as the Elden Left Bow!
Gapar was forced to adjust his posture in midair to block the arrows; being shot at in the air is just too uncomfortable.
Thinking of using so Doll Soldiers as shields when he landed, but then he thought again; their bodies are hollow, they can’t block the arrows!
Damn you, Sain Dungeon, is this part of your plan too?
And just as Gapar landed, the Doll Soldiers closest to him also started spinning!
Devilish postures and devilish attack speeds, the chaotic scene could make even Buddha close his eyes.
The attack speed of Left Bow and Ring Capture being slightly reduced and evenly spread into dozens of units, that’s what the Doll Soldiers are.
Gapar had barely landed, or even before landing, was swept up by a tornado, clangs resonating everywhere in the corridor.
That’s right, under such circumstances Gapar was still capable of parrying!
His sword swung so fast that even residual shadows couldn’t be seen; if not for his strong physical condition, he might have turned into a punching bag by now.
In tis of crisis, people subconsciously choose the most familiar ways of fighting. His familiar way was to parry; he unconsciously matched the Doll Soldiers for two seconds before snapping out of it.
At this mont, his expression was fierce, born of pain over the Linked Star Sword.
Damn it, which Magician designed these Doll Soldiers? In just those few seconds, Gapar felt the cutting efficiency of the Linked Star Sword rapidly decreasing, it could break at any mont!
He definitely did not want to witness such a scene, even if he got injured himself, he had to preserve the sword, so—
"Swish!"
The weapon was flung high into the air, he pulled open his loosened shirt revealing his toned muscles, planning to dismantle these odious fellows bare-handed!
All kinds of Martial Arts, this now discarded formalities.
However...
Just as he was about to engage in hand-to-hand combat, the Doll Soldiers stopped in unison.
The tornado lasted for a very short ti, so short that it stopped just as Gapar discarded the formalities.
"..."
His raised arms hung in the air, sowhat at a loss.
That feeling, like when Mad Valley’s Sea Tiger Explosive Fist was just about to deliver a million horsepower punch and the enemy suddenly commits suicide.
A punch landing on cotton, forces with nowhere to apply.
After a mont, Gapar stepped across the scattered pieces of Doll Soldiers and entered another Magic Classroom.
If there were a Hidden Door, just a tap would trigger it.
He picked up a Straight Sword of a Doll Soldier, swung out a 360-degree Sword Qi, sweeping every
When Gapar finally walked out of the classroom, his upper clothes were gone, and his hair had been singed by flas, adding a fashionable touch of black to his originally suave, gray hair.
He would never say that the Sain Dungeon was no longer active; the traps here are still as disgustingly original.
It seems to have predicted that adventurers, realizing sothing was amiss in the corridor, would knock around to find hidden doors, so traps that are triggered by hitting were placed in the nooks and crannies.
By the way, if two or more traps are triggered in the sa classroom, all the traps will be triggered at once.
It’s specifically to prevent players like Gapar; of course, if soone were to stand outside the classroom door, bombarding it with magic remotely, then those traps would be useless.
However, there are still thods of punishnt.
"Clickety-clack..."
The mont Gapar stepped out of the classroom, the sa number of Doll Soldiers fell from the ceiling.
This ti he would not wait for their big move, directly dismantling them swiftly.
Surely it isn’t that Doll Soldiers would drop every ti he exits a classroom?
Indeed not, because as Gapar was knocking around in another classroom, a new batch of Doll Soldiers arrived. The refresh condition for these things is based on ti.
Good grief, if he can’t find a way out of here, he will have to keep enduring the harassnt of monsters until he runs out of resources.
When the Doll Soldiers descend, the ceiling opens. Gapar tried to jump up to investigate, but above was full of white smoke.
Touching it would instantly teleport him back near the elevator.
So, the ceiling is full of active Teleportation Treasure Boxes?
Even if he slashes the ceiling with Sword Qi, the white smoke does not dissipate, effectively discouraging people from trying to bypass through the ceiling.
Under the recurring harassnts of traps and monsters, Gapar felt as if he had endured an endless August, until finally, when he knocked on a certain corner, the hidden door opened.
"I will definitely publicize the location of this wretched door once I get out," he muttered grimly as he entered the hidden door.
Well, the location of hidden doors changes randomly.
Behind the hidden door was the classroom that initially couldn’t be opened, and he watched as a light point erged on the platform.
At that mont, he seed to understand sothing.
Only by entering this room through the Sain Dungeon sanctioned way, which is passing through the hidden door, can one find this light point!
If you force your way through the door, you’ll find nothing.
[Transfer Token]
[To evade their natural enemies, magicians constructed a Different Space that does not exist in reality; the Transfer Token is essential for entering and exiting the magicians’ world, and it activates with an infusion of Magic Power]
[They confined orthodox magic to the past, praying for the disappearance of their natural enemies]
[For single use only, magicians prefer not many people leave]
Is "that thing" what the natural enemies refer to? What exactly has scared the magicians to this extent?
Gapar gripped the Transfer Token, infusing his already sparse Magic Power into it, and his figure flickered briefly.
In the blink of an eye, the scene before him drastically changed.
An identical corridor, but this ti, the corridor had an end, and there appeared two figures wearing stone-carved masks, clothed in robes and wielding Magic Wands, presumably magicians.
What’s more exhilarating was that there were paths on both sides of the end, finally not a loop!
Does this imply he had finally made it to a normal area, and the previous place was just a sophisticated magic trap?
"Ah, please, no more waving that terrible Force Field, it’s an abominable object that even Gods would despise..."
A hoarse voice rang out beside his ear, and a Spiritual Body was lying behind Gapar.
His attention was suddenly drawn, but the Spiritual Body couldn’t converse, only repeating that phrase as it lingered around him.
Although the information was substantial, Gapar wasn’t a scholar; he wasn’t inclined to analyze it and rely noted it silently.
Then, the voice of the Spiritual Body attracted the attention of the magicians at the end of the corridor; he instantly dashed into a nearby classroom, still unsure whether these humanoid magicians were enemies, so he decided to watch first.
[New student? Co here, let
assign you a tutor]
A lazy voice directly echoed in his mind, telepathy magic?
He turned to look at the classroom, similar to the previous ones, but this ti there was a top-hat on the platform.
The wrinkles on the hat ford a face, staring intently at him, saying:
[Don’t want a tutor? Planning to self-study?]
"You are...?"
[I am the "Tutor Hat
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