2025-12-12 05:08:16[Weapon Ready]
[STATUS] [Name: Henry] [Race: Goblin] [Class: Marksman] [SP: 0] [Level: 3] [EXP: 90/300] [Evolution Crystals: 7] [HP: 25/25] [Strength: 12] [Agility: 11] [Stamina: 11] [Vitality: 11] [Skills: Inspect Lv.2] --- "Nice increase in experience," Henry muttered under his breath, eyes lingering on the glowing screen. The human beside him blinked. "Are… you talking to me?" Henry stiffened, ears twitching. "No… no. Just talking to myself." He studied the man more closely and activated his skill. [Inspect] [Name: ////] [Race: Human] [Class: Knight] [HP: ////] [Strength: 8] [Agility: 5] [Defense: 7] [Skills: None] 'So Inspect works on humans too… but I can't see their health bar. Interesting.' "My name's Felix," the human said, extending a hand. 'Should I tell him my real name?' Henry hesitated, then smiled warmly and clasped it. "I'm Golbin" Felix glanced around the ruined hall. "So… Golbin what's the plan? How do we get out of here?, and what exactly are those items you want to sell?, I can help you with that, I've a Marchant friend" Henry exhaled slowly, trying to sound confident. "I don't know the exact way out yet, but we'll find it. I'll protect you with everything I've got." Felix's brow furrowed. "And the items?" "Weapons," Henry replied simply. He had just started to pull up his inventory when the door creaked open. The smell hit first, iron and rot. "What now!" Henry snarled, weary of the endless fights. Five unarmored orcs stumbled through the door. Their jaws dripped with fresh blood, their mouths smeared with crimson. When they saw the corpses of their kin dead across the floor, their eyes hardened. For a moment, they stared at Henry. Then without warning they turned and bolted back the way they came. "Yeah, run while you still can," Henry called after them, forcing a smirk. "So how do we go about the undead senctory before the Penta..." Felix words were cut off as roar tore through the walls. Stone cracked, dust rained down. The chamber shook as a massive orc smashed through, followed by the same five unarmored ones. Henry's heart dropped. "Shit… they brought their boss." His hands tightened on his bow. [Inspect] [Name: ////] [Race: Orc Chief] [Level: 4] [HP: 30] [Strength: 14] [Agility: 7] [Defense: 10] [Skills: None] [New Quest] Quest: Defeat the Orc Chief Reward: +5 Stat Points, 150 EXP, New Skill Unlock Henry's lips curved into a grin despite the danger. "That weapon he's carrying would fetch a great amount of coin, i won't miss this chance." Looking through the broken walls, tables lined with butchered humans, their bones gnawed clean. Limbs stacked carelessly in corners.The stench of rot and dried blood choked the air. Henry's stomach churned violently. 'So that's why Felix hesitated to trust me. He thought I was one of them.' Felix darted toward the previous chamber, chased by the unarmored orcs. Henry called after him, "Don't go too far! Stay close!" The Orc Chief bellowed and lunged, swinging his heavy blade. Henry sidestepped, barely avoiding the strike. "Fight safe, Felix! I'm coming!" The chief's sword crashed down again and again. Sparks flew as Henry blocked with his bow, the impact rattling his arms. "No damage… my bow's too thick. Is it… crystal-forged?" His mind raced even as he dodged. The orc moved slower than Henry, its strength outweighing its speed. That was Henry's advantage. He wove around each furious swing, letting agility guide his survival. *Clang!* *Clang!* * Clang!* Each missed blow left gouges in the stone floor. Henry's breath came quick but steady. "One mistake meant death" The chief's blade slammed into the wall, embedding deep into the stone. It snarled, straining to pull it free. Henry acted instantly. He lunged forward, leaping high, and drove his foot into the creature's throat. [-9 HP] The orc gagged and stumbled, clutching at its neck. Henry landed, already pulling his slingshot. Two rocks gleamed in his hand. "No helmet. Perfect." *Whew* The stones whistled through the air and struck true, one in each eye. The orc shrieked, blinded, flailing wildly. Henry smirked. 'Nice shot.' He nocked an arrow, drew back, and aimed for the bleeding sockets. "Time to die." The arrow pierced between the eyes with a sharp crack, driving deep into the skull. *Roar* The orc staggered, let out one final roar, and collapsed with a thunderous crash. Ding! [Quest Completed] [Orc Chief Defeated] [+150 EXP] [+5 Stat Points] [Skill Unlocked: Bouncing Arrow Lv.1] Bouncing Arrow Lv.1: Allows a fired arrow to ricochet once. [STATUS] [Name: Henry] [Race: Goblin] [Class: Marksman] [SP: 5] [Level: 3] [EXP: 240/300] [Evolution Crystals: 7] [HP: 25/25] [Strength: 12] [Agility: 11] [Stamina: 11] [Vitality: 11] [Skills: Inspect Lv.2, Bouncing Arrow Lv.1] "Yes!" Henry hissed, eyes glowing with triumph. "Now… where do I put my stats..." His thought broke off. "Felix…" Panic surged through him. "Shit, Felix!" Henry bolted toward the other chamber.
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169 Infected Beast Quest 2
The moment Vorden asked where Henry was, the atmosphere inside the carriage changed completely. Up until that point, everyone had been focused on the bear that had appeared out of nowhere and destroyed their carriage with a single attack. The horses were pulling the remaining carriage through the forest at full speed, the wheels rattling violently against roots and uneven terrain while branches occasionally scraped against the sides. Nobody had been paying much attention to who had boarded and who hadn't because everything had happened too quickly. The instructors had ordered them to leave immediately, and everyone had been more concerned with escaping than anything else. However, the moment Vorden noticed Henry's absence and voiced it aloud, a heavy silence settled over the group as each student instinctively began looking around the carriage, expecting to find him sitting somewhere nearby.Silver's eyes swept across the interior once again, slower this time, carefully checking every
Chapter 168 Infected Beast Quest
Gareth’s voice cut through the lingering tension like a blade.“Grab the crystals, Henry. Bring them to me.”For a moment, Henry did not move immediately, not because he was disobeying, but because the instruction felt too simple compared to everything that had just happened. His eyes lingered on Gareth’s expression, searching for any hidden meaning, expecting the conversation to suddenly shift toward the Whisperfang or the strange behavior of the wolves. But Gareth’s face remained firm and unreadable, as though he was only focused on the aftermath of the battle and nothing else. Henry finally exhaled slowly, convincing himself that overthinking it would only create unnecessary problems, especially here in front of everyone, so he stepped forward toward the floating crystals scattered across the clearing.One by one, he gathered them, collecting all the floating crystals.When he finally handed the crystals over to Gareth, the moment his palm left he heard a notification sound.*Ding.
Chapter 167 Greedy Students
The battlefield remained quiet for several long minutes after the final wolf had been defeated. Nobody rushed to celebrate, and nobody immediately lowered their guard. They scanned the forest with their eyes, and all they could see was the floating crystals.A short distance away, Louis slowly exhaled as he completed another sweep of the surrounding forest. His sharp eyes moved from tree to tree, carefully searching for any sign that another attack might be coming, but everything remained still. No movement emerged from the shadows. No growls echoed through the forest. No black eyes appeared among the trees. Eventually, after satisfying himself that the immediate danger had truly passed, he lowered his weapon and turned toward the rest of the group. Relief was visible on his face, though only slightly. Years of experience had taught him never to relax completely while traveling through dangerous territory. Still, considering everything that had happened, he felt they had earned at lea
Chapter 166 Broken Formation
Silver’s flintlock cracked through the silence like a sudden rupture in reality itself, the sound echoing far deeper into the forest than it should have been able to travel. The shot carried a strange finality with it, as if the very air had been forced apart to allow it through, and the wolf that had been charging her collapsed instantly mid-motion, its body losing all strength as it slid across the damp earth and came to a slow, heavy stop just a few meters away. For a brief moment, there was stillness again, that familiar oppressive silence that always seemed to follow death in this forest, but Silver did not lower her weapons. Her eyes remained locked into the fog ahead, steady and unblinking, her breathing controlled as she adjusted her stance slightly, already anticipating what experience had taught her would inevitably come next. The fog answered that expectation without delay. It did not drift or shift naturally this time; it surged. A thick wave of white mist rolled thro
Chapter 165 Exhale And Kill
The moment Tyler’s words dropped into the silence, the entire forest seemed to react in a way that made it feel less like a natural environment and more like a living entity responding to a command. The fog that had been drifting lazily moments ago suddenly thickened all at once, not gradually as one would expect, but in a violent surge that swallowed the space around them as if something deep within the mist had finally awakened. The temperature seemed to drop instantly, and even the torchlight flickered weaker than before, struggling to pierce through the dense white veil that now pressed in from every direction. For a brief moment, there was only silence again, an oppressive, suffocating silence that felt heavier than sound itself.From within the thick fog ahead, distorted shadows began to form, shifting unnaturally as though the mist itself was giving birth to them. At first, they were nothing more than vague silhouettes that refused to hold a fixed shape, stretching and twisting
Chapter 164 Bow Discovery
The carriage moved slowly through the quiet dark forest, its wooden wheels creaking softly as they rolled over the uneven dirt path. Night had completely swallowed the surroundings, leaving only darkness beyond the reach of the torchlight. The flame attached to the side of the carriage flickered constantly whenever the cold breeze swept through the forest, occasionally illuminating the massive tree trunks surrounding the road before they disappeared back into the darkness. Earlier, some of the students had been talking amongst themselves, discussing about the academy and, but those conversations had gradually faded away. The deeper they traveled into the forest, the heavier the atmosphere became. Nobody could explain why, but there was an uncomfortable feeling lingering in the air. Even the usual sounds of wildlife seemed absent, making the silence feel unnatural.At first, nobody paid much attention when small particles of fog began drifting between the trees. Fog wasn't uncommon in
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