At the same time that Aamon maintained his silence, it provided Rustan with the indication that he may proceed with talking to him. "To reiterate what I was saying, I was fully aware from the minute I laid eyes on your lightning sword. It sparked the idea in my head that you might be the one we had been looking forward to all along. The hunter mage who will usher in the liberation of the Jakar region."The manner in which Rustan expressed his thoughts gave the impression that he was referring to Aamon as a possible savior from the Hoxfur species and as the individual who would save them by rescuing them from that place."You are completely wrong. If that's what you came here expecting me to be a hero, I am not." As soon as Aamon spoke, he rapidly destroyed the bubble that Rustan had.The abrupt expression of disappointment that appeared on Rustan's face made it quite evident that he was, in fact, exasperated by the fact that Aamon had not ridden on his attempt to convince him."Howev

During their conversation, Aamon and Rustan started discussing the many ways in which they may start looking for the likely location of the ultimate boss in this dimension. In the beginning, Aamon was curious about whether or not Rustan had any notion how he was able to discover that this was merely a quest. Aamon was of the opinion that they should not have any idea what was going on because he had experienced the same thing when he met Aviona on the initial quest in Melagu.Rustan, on the other hand, appeared to be completely aware of what was going on, as if they were not even within the artificial dimension. This was a peculiar occurrence. Something about it causes Aamon to have some peculiar thoughts. "I want to know, Rustan. In what way could it have been feasible for you to be aware of this fictitious world? How were you even able to make it here with Joven?" During the subsequent few seconds, Rustan did nothing but look at him, as if he were attempting to exact revenge on A

"Make an effort to be more specific, Joven. When you claimed that I have already met the last boss, what exactly do you mean by that statement?" Aamon shifted his attention to Joven and looked at him. Having just received that piece of information from Joven, Aamon is now even more intrigued about the meaning of what he might have been referring to when he made that statement. During the subsequent few moments, Aamon made an effort to recall any experiences he had that would be considered highly suspicious; however, it was only with Rustan that he believed he had such reservations about any other individual. As far as Aamon was concerned, Rustan's basic appearance was not someone who could be trusted in any way. It was just impossible for him to put his faith in him so immediately. Aamon was convinced that he would not even be here to have another conversation with Rustan if he had not only needed to have the information that they have, but he also needed to have it. "It is the elder

"I am not entirely sure why you have such a favorable attitude about having me save all of you. Yet, I would like to make it clear that I did not come here with the intention of becoming your hero. "With a stern look on his face, Aamon gave Joven those comments in order to make sure that they comprehended his point of view regarding this occurrence. In the very least, he desperately wanted to convey to Joven that his aim for continuing this journey was not truly just to free the people of Jakal, but also for the sake of leveling up in this artificial reality. He wanted to make sure that Joven understood his true intentions.In order to achieve his objective, Aamon was required to continue developing his skills. He was eager to take part in the regional convention, where he would finally have the opportunity to demonstrate his prowess to others and also compete for the opportunity to return to the real world.And it seemed as though Joven had read through Aamon's facial expression, si

Aamon let out a sigh, and he couldn't even begin to count in his head how many times he had done this each and every time he had a conversation with Joven. Even though Joven had been doing the same thing for him up until that point, it seemed as though it had become a routine for him. It wasn't like Aamon was doing that because he was bored; he was doing it because he was bored. The more plausible explanation is that he was aware of the fact that he would eventually have to comply with what Joven had been requesting of him ever since he entered this particular hideout. "In order to exact revenge on the cretin who attempted to take my life in the past, I have come to the conclusion that it is in my best interest to work together with you." When Aamon finally spoke, he was alluding to the last boss who was operating under the guise of the fake elder. Although he may have stated so, Joven could pretty much sense that it was all simply to cover up Aamon's genuine intention to truly ass