“Concealing yourself is pointless, traitor!” Averic screeched in his strange mixture of human speech and eagle cries.He spread his wings and dived into the ocean of darkness beneath him.His body disappeared completely.Kael remained behind the pillar and carefully observed the darkness.It was not difficult to keep track of Averic because of his white beak. Against the blackness, it stood out almost like a beacon meant to guide someone through the night.‘He didn’t only cover the room in darkness but also expanded it to have more room to maneuver! He can sink into the darkness and probably come out from any spot!’Kael considered his three Archery Forms.The answer became obvious.The Master Form.Against an opponent that could attack from almost any direction, the Master Form offered the best flexibility. Its low position allowed Kael to turn his upper body and fire from different angles without completely changing his footing.Kael dropped onto one knee and raised his bow.The arr

“Don’t cry, Fenrath. You did well. Really well,” Kael whispered as he gently stroked the puppy’s head.Fenrath continued crying in his master’s arms.His soft sobs hurt Kael more than he expected.It wasn’t difficult to understand why Fenrath was so upset. Until now, Kael had never summoned him for a battle that truly mattered. The enemies they had faced were ordinary wolves, creatures Kael could defeat on his own without much trouble. Fenrath had helped him several times, but he had never experienced the satisfaction of standing beside his master during a difficult fight.Kael had wanted that to change.He had originally planned to summon Fenrath during one of his battles against the Wolf Boss. In fact, his fourth approach to defeating the boss had been built around fighting alongside his pet.Unfortunately, that plan had never happened.After Garrick’s lecture, Kael had abandoned the Wolf Boss for the time being.Instead, Kael and Fenrath had spent their time together in a much more

Behind Kael stood a dense wall of roots, with only one narrow opening leading back into the wolf territory.Exposing that route would be foolish.If Kael turned around and ran, the monkeys would have an easy path to follow him. He had no intention of giving them that advantage.And in front of him stood an entire army of monkeys, many of them already gripping stones in their little hands. It was only a matter of time before the projectiles started flying.[Perrin Lv. 7 HP: 237/280 MP: 280/280]‘We killed a few monkeys, and I still haven’t lost that much health,’ Kael thought. ‘I’ll use this chance to practice my perception skill. If I die, I die.’Kael settled into Master Form and took a deep breath.He was still only a common Perrin. Expecting himself to defeat an entire army of monsters in a short time was unrealistic.Master Form, however, gave him something he needed.His torso could turn almost ninety degrees to either side and even farther behind him, allowing him to respond to

Kael and Fenrath had spent the past week leveling up in the monkey zone. It might have sounded like a long time for Kael to remain in the same area, but his life had changed after starting college. He had adjusted his schedule around his classes, which meant he could no longer spend nearly as much time inside Legendfall as he had during his vacation. Even with the reduced playtime, however, Kael had grown significantly as an Archer. His pet had also developed into a dangerous little hunter.For Fenrath, this had been the happiest week of his existence on the Tutorial Island. He had spent almost every hour Kael summoned him fighting monkeys and using his newest skill as much as possible. He became so proficient with The Howl Of The Wolf Boss that he could now aim it with incredible precision, almost like a sniper. He could even target a monkey’s tail and knock it off a branch without killing the creature. Fenrath also joined Kael in his battles against the monkey armies, and their pro

Zhenku halted with a deep growl before suddenly launching into his second phase. He charged forward with Fenrath still clinging tightly to his tail, and the sight was almost ridiculous. The massive monkey moved as if he had only just learned how to jog, his enormous belly and layers of fat bouncing awkwardly with every step. Fenrath was dragged along behind him like a flag caught in a strong wind, but the little wolf had no intention of letting go. Unfortunately, Zhenku abruptly threw himself into a roll, forcing Fenrath to open his jaws and release the tail before he was crushed against the ground.“Let him go, Fenrath!” Kael shouted.The monkey boss continued rolling without slowing down. If Fenrath had kept hanging on, every rotation would have slammed his body against the ground and probably injured him far more than the bite was worth. Kael had seen that possibility immediately, which was why he had ordered Fenrath to release him. The wolf clearly did not like giving up and look