Chapter 1227 The Real Dungeon Boss
As they soared through the icy landscape on Michael's makeshift skateboard, Gaya couldn't resist the opportunity to taunt and mock the other adventurers struggling behind them. "Hey, you slowpokes, try to keep up!" she yelled back, her voice laced with mockery and amusement. "Maybe if you weren't such clowns, you'd have thought of this first!"
Her laughter rang clear through the cold air, the thrill of their unconventional method of travel making her spirits soar as high as they were. The other adventurers, witnessing their rapid ascent, couldn't hide their frustration and envy. Lacking the means to use spells without attracting the ancient beast, some resorted to hurling small ice balls in a futile attempt to hit Michael and Gaya. "Take this, you show-offs!" one of them shouted, his ice ball falling pathetically short of its intended targets.
The ice balls, thrown in desperation and without any real hope of hitting their fast-moving targets, were a pitiful response that only served to amuse Gaya further.
"You think you're so clever, don't you?" another yelled, his voice tinged with irritation and defeat as his own attempt to disrupt their journey failed miserably.
"Look at these clowns trying to hit us with ice balls!" Gaya laughed, thoroughly enjoying the spectacle. "At this rate, we'll reach the top in no time!"
Michael merely smiled at Gaya's taunts, focusing on maintaining their speed and direction. The innovative use of his dark flames and the skateboard had given them a significant advantage, which he was determined to capitalize on.
"Damn it! That's not fair!" one of them yelled, his voice lost in the storm. The other adventurers, left in the wake of Michael and Gaya's innovative escape, could only watch in disbelief and annoyance. "Who even thinks of making a fucking skateboard in the middle of a snowstorm?" another wondered aloud, the absurdity of the situation not lost on him.
As Michael and Gaya continued their ascent, their unconventional method of travel caught the attention of an Aurumvale elf, who couldn't hide his irritation. "Somebody stop them!" he shouted, his voice laced with desperation and envy. The sight of the pair effortlessly moving towards the summit was too much for him to bear, especially as he trudged through the snow at a snail's pace.
Those who had previously encountered Michael and Gaya and bore the glowing green mark of Morbus on their foreheads were quick to recognize them. "That's them! Those are the bastards responsible for this curse!" one of them yelled, pointing aggressively in their direction. The mark was a constant reminder of their previous encounter, fueling their anger and frustration. Visit no(v)eLb(i)n.com for the best novel reading experience
"Yeah, thanks to them, we're marked for death by a goddamn god of plagues!" another added bitterly, the cold doing nothing to dampen the heat of his anger.
Among the mixed reactions, a group of adventurers who had narrowly escaped Marli's wrath and the Minotaur's rampage expressed their disbelief at seeing Michael. "Isn't that the God of Darkness Marli bragged about trapping?" one whispered to another, their voice a mixture of fear and astonishment.
"Fuck, it is him! He's supposed to be trapped in that Pandora's box thing," another adventurer responded, his eyes wide with shock. The realization that Goddess Marli had claimed to have subdued was now sliding past them on a makeshift skateboard was difficult to comprehend.
"Marli caught him, and now he's here? How the hell did he escape?" another questioned aloud, trying to piece together the startling events. Their
"Does this mean Marli failed? Are we screwed because of her?" a third adventurer questioned.
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