By knowing Azzim is still alive by having level 0, the only possibility that crosses their mind is that Azzim is in the first stage trial realm right now. No matter how good that news for them, they still look so confused and clueless.
“How is it possible?” Zul mumbles.
“Leia, are you sure Azzim were trapped inside the boss’s lair at the sixth trial dungeon?” asks Gaston.
“I, I…”
Leia can’t put any word to explain Azzim’s situation. The last thing she knew is that she found herself and the other two had already transferred to the seventh trial realm.
“I know he was the one who killed the boss. When he woke me up, he said that he already took you to the portal gate. I only have a blurry vision in my mind. A vision where Azzim supported me walking toward the portal.”
“I remem
After he grinds all the leaves, he puts them into the white clothes he picked from the dead Zircho. He uses it to get the extract of the leaves and then shows it to Dino. “Take a look at this! What does the alert system says to you?” asks Azzim after he puts a drop of the leave extract into Dino’s palm. After a few moments, Dino receives a notification. ******************** [Notification!] [You just acquired a drop of high concentrated “Enchanted Binahong Extract”] - Drinking a drop of this liquid will add 2 HP regeneration per second for one minute. Only effective for maximum of 5 stacks of the same amount. Drinking it more than 5 drops at the same time will not giving more effect, nor prolonging the duration effect. - Heals a certain level of small external wound in 5 – 10 minutes by putting this liquid to the wound. ******************** “At last!” says Dino. “What? Did we get the correct material?” asks Azzim. “Yeah. It does say the Enchanted Binahong Extract,” says Dino
After they get to the hill, now they can see the boat is slowly getting ashore on the bay. But they don’t see any movement or any existence of someone. Azzim is looking annoyed, for being too alert to the point he is starting to feel that he really looks like a wimpy kid. He can’t help but remembers how The Great Zarkhan mocked him before. “Shiiiit!” he grumbles and chooses to go straight to check the boat closer. “Hey!” Dino shouts in whisper. “Are you planing to just go there like that?” But Azzim doesn’t pay much care, so Dino has no choice but rushes after him. As they reach to the bay, they find that the boat is still floating above the rocky shallow water near the shore. There is one inmate laying unconsciously, holding an already extinguished torch. Azzim carefully reaches the boat and checks the surroundings. There really is no one else except that unconscious inmate. He then pulls the boat out of the water, and takes the scrappy paddle from that man’s hand. Azzim uses it
Only after he salvaged all the man’s belongings, Dino pushes the boat back to the water. And so, Azzim lures the zombie slowly to the water, intending to take it back to the boat. It’s not that hard for him since there’s only one zombie he needs to lure, not to mention how slow the zombie’s movements are. Azzim picks the paddle. As he is getting closer to the boat, he hits the zombie so hard. However, it’s actually not easy to take the zombie back to the boat, since he is too scare to be touched by that undead monster. “Dino, can’t you help me to put this zombie back into the boat?” “Oh, wookay!” Dino replies as he immediately enters the water. “What should I do?” he asks. Azzim hits the zombie's head, making the zombie turn a bit toward Dino. Now, the zombie is attracted to Dino and starts trying his best to catch him. “No, that’s not fair. Why are you….” As he gets panic, Dino can no longer find Azzim anywhere. He is just disappeared into the thin air. But Azzim is already und
He is not that high in the air, but he manages to flip once before safely landing with his two feet. That kind of quick judgement makes him realize that his insight and instinct in fighting is not getting rusty yet, even if he is back to level 0. Meanwhile, Dino is running away in fear, being hunted down by the mad two Rhea monsters. “Why are you running. You should attack that Tapir while he hits me,” Azzim whines. But he really has no time to whine at all. The Tapir monster is already starting his ramming again. Azzim waits for the Tapir getting closer to him. Only right before the Tapir reach him, Azzim evade to the right while parrying the Tapir’s head with the shield. He even manages to hit the Tapir with his dagger. The Tapir is stumbled as he tries to immediately stop his run, and falling over on the ground. Azzim knows so well that Tapir has a bad maneuvering movement, who always runs so mad in a straight line. However, the Tapir immediately backs up. It hasn’t shown any si
Every time he creates a kind level of friction on his fingers, that kind of spark keeps emanating so many times without him noticing. Only when the night comes, that oddity caught Azzim’s attention. “What was that?” Azzim asks. “What?” Dino replies cluelessly. “That! I saw something like a spark on your finger.” “Dude? Are you high?” Dino replies. “No, wait! Didn’t your passive talent mentioned something about a spark?” “Yeah, it did!” Only then Azzim starts to realize that Dino might have a talent to be a mage with an affinity for fire elemental. Not to mention that he is indeed having such a lively and floated characters which is in line with most of the mage monsters with fire affinity he had encountered so far. “Damn!” Azzim shakes his head as he looks so straight at Dino’s eyes. “Tell me how much mana you have currently,” says Azzim. “My Mana?” “Oh, why don’t you just check your entire attributes then. Just command “basic stats” after opening your status screen, and see
Two inmates are hiding below a big rock in a dry river. They dig a bit of the ground below that rock, and use that small room to sit there, a bit hidden from the higher ground. That’s the only thing they could do since they don’t have a safe hideout. “So, are we safe now?” “I don’t know. We better stay here. Even just to check the situation is dangerous. If you want to check, go check by your self.” The place is so dark, since they don’t have anything to create a fire. There’s only their whispers could be heard. “Come on! I still need a good sleep if we want to fight those monsters tomorrow.” “Why don’t you watch this place, and I go sleep first.” “Is that how you say your thanks after I saved you?” And suddenly, there’s another voice appears. “It’s okay, you both can go sleep.” That’s when those two inmates realize the existence of some unknown inmate with them in the dark place. “Who are…” But they are too late. Both of those inmates’ neck already been slashed by a dagger.
On the 21st day, Azzim takes Dino to leave the small island. The goal is not to hunt monsters to collect experience, but to collect items.Azzim knows, at least most inmates had died in the mainland. That way, he could pick up the items they left behind without having to come face to face with them. Even if he couldn't avoid a confrontation, at least Azzim is pretty sure those inmates are already not in their best condition to fight.Meanwhile, Dino is getting more and more excited in trying to create fire in his palm. His mana usage efficiency is still poor, therefore, he always runs out of mana in no time. After then, he would be busy paying attention to his slow mana regeneration.“Don't be reckless spending mana like that. The more often you empty your mana pool, the faster your fatigue level will rise,” says Azzim.“Yeaah!” Dino replies, already looking so tired, even though they haven’t marched that far.Not long after that, he already feels so bored. Not knowing what to do, Din
It shuts Dino silent to swallow all of that information. He never thought that the system would go that far to make sure anyone would have a way to work together in this crazy set up of environment. However, he still couldn’t understand, why would the system offer the reward like getting so much experience by killing higher level inmates who are not in the same party. He couldn’t help but thinking, why would they create such a situation that would lead people to kill with each other. “Why? Why did they create such a situation like this? What’s the purpose of all of these trials they gave to us?” Dino asks with a gloomy face. “I think that’s enough information for you to reconsider your option,” says Azzim as he puts a few of those items into Dino’s lap. “You have the freedom to chose whether you want to join me or not. I wouldn’t mind either, if you choose to leave me now.” And then, Azzim realizes that they wouldn’t be able to carry more items than what they already have. There’s