Larion stepped into the grind now. I don't know what he was expecting but when he entered the room it didn't match what he had in mind.There was only a vast dark empty space with an iron material that could be said to be soundproof from the inside. But for some reason Larion could hear some metal pieces colliding with each other from Jay's previous battle.Not a single trace of battle could be seen within this arena, not even the blood or smoke that Larion had seen before.The prisoner had no idea what actually happened inside this arena before until something like that happened. He didn't really care either.Yang Larion was just a little curious about how the arena could be so clean because the battles were so intense. Perhaps that was one of the mysteries that Larion had to solve in this prison.There was nothing that Larion could see other than darkness in the room. Even though he was waiting for his enemy because he couldn't wait to fight him.All he saw was a tall metal box simi

Larion's Boneyard skill was still active. It's just a collection of giant bones that grow from the ground and have no other use than adding an element of protection or also a place to hide. Neither to Larion nor to the Monolith itself there.Larion already knew that the robot didn't only have remote capabilities, its sensors also moved to detect and also attack at close range. Through the iron hand of his obsidian sword that is very, very sharp.If Larion were to be hit by that kind of attack again, it might be difficult for his wounds to heal because Obsidian has a type of metal that is very difficult for carbon entities like Larion to recover from.One of the strategies that Larion wants to try now is not to use his bones as a medium for attack, but as a medium for protection or accessibility later. If indeed Larion managed to do it, Larion might really be able to defeat the monolith easily later.Currently, Larion was hiding behind the monolith avoiding the sensors.After a long ti

Larion's ears were sparkling, he was completely shocked when the robot said the name Low-Hats. Larion himself didn't know what the robot meant by saying that.“He screamed for help to me with a groan of pain. I can't possibly want to save him because I don't know who he is…” Larion answered the robot.Holding the Shotgun on its shoulder, the robot turned to the current Larion. “Yes… it was the right decision. You might die if you touch or try to help him. I admire your decision making skills...” The Robot replied to Larion.But still, Larion didn't know what actually happened to the corpse. He didn't know what had caused him to become like that now.“How did he escape to this place? Is he a prisoner who escaped from battle or something?” asked Larion curiously. He himself did not expect that the robot would answer it. He didn't really care either.The reason Larion asked that was simply because the robot had previously mentioned Low-Hats, which Larion was sure were very few in this pr

Larion had read the letter. One thing that stuck in his head was, he didn't know who the figure was mentioned at the very end of the letter.Spike Bretman.Larion has been in the Low-Hats gang for approximately 10 years since he was very young. And none of the person's name crossed his head at all.Larion only thought that if indeed the person's name was a name he needed to pay attention to and also be aware of. Because of course his unknown existence adds to the threat that will come to Larion himself later.Most likely this figure named Spike is one of the grunt from Low-Hats. He doesn't have a high position or a famous name. But if that's really the case, why did this figure accept a task that could be considered quite a task even for a grunt?Larion's mind had been reeling from Spike Bretman's name. His whole brain was filled with big question marks. Even though Spike Bretman isn't his main mission, he still has to monitor every movement of the prisoner later.It's quite difficult

It had been a very long time since Larion had heard his real name uttered by someone else. Some Low-Hats members don't even know Larion's real name. And with ease, the man she had just met in 1 day could get to know her easily.Larion knew that what Jay was doing now was kidnapping and testing Larion's ego as well as his pride now. He would not be easily provoked by such simple words."How do you know my full name?" asked Larion with curiosity and a straight face. If he had put on any other expression, then Jay would probably feel like he was winning that argument and thought battle right now.“There are many things that I know both inside and outside of this prison. Your eyes slightly move up and down when I say that name. What is it? Would you be surprised if I found out?” Ask Jay back.Reflexes as well as expressions of a human being could not really be hidden even after years of intense training. And Larion also experienced something like that.He couldn't help but pretend to feel