Silva didn’t have the time to be stressed, so he immediately took out the card and showed it to both of them.
The two guards were shocked wh they saw it; this was the first time they had se a first-year allowed into the labyrinth.
They both looked closely to sure that it was not fake, and it wasn’t.
“Kid, I don’t know how you managed to get this card, but tering this dungeon is a bad idea for a kid like you,” one of the guards warned.
“You don’t have to worry, it was the director that asked me to come, so I have to do it,” Silva said and walked past them.
He pushed the roof op and walked in. Immediately, he scanned the surings for any watching device, but there was nothing.
“Ha, finally I can let loose and level up as fast as possible. I’ve be stuck in one place for far too long,” Silva said.
He summoned all his clones, ready for battle, and th split them into teams of two. He wanted to gain EXP as fast as possible, so each of the groups would go hunting and gather EXP.
Silva th summoned Gallan, Fang, and Dawn, and as usual, Dawn hugged him wh she appeared.
“It’s good to see you again, master,” Gallan said.
“It’s be a while, Master,” Fang said.
“I’ve just be very busy, but today, I need you all to raid this labyrinth. Also, how are things at the labyrinth? How are Elsa and the rest?” Silva asked.
“They are fine, master, but they are busy. It seems Lily predicted a massive beast wave that is incoming for the kingdom, and they have be looking into it,” Gallan said.
“The beast wave will have more than three hundred thousand beasts in total, and the first place they will pass through is Ribest,” he finished.
“A beast wave, huh? Alright, after this whole thing, I’ll follow you guys back to the labyrinth. Let me see what this is about,” Silva said before turning and heading into the labyrinth. fгeewёbnoѵel.cσm
He chose a path differt from the one the clones had chos, and they started heading that way.
As of now, the amount Silva needed to level up was crazy, so he set the system notification to only ring wh he got over five hundred EXP.
His currt stats looked like this:
Name: Silva
Race: Human (50%), Dark Dragon (50%)
Legacy: Dark Dragon Legacy (Awaked)
Magical Affinities: Summoning, Darkness, Abyss Magic
Mana: ,000,000
EXP: ,000/50,000
SP: ,000,000
Level: 60
Strgth: ,000
Defse: ,000
Speed: ,000
Agility: ,000
Intelligce: ,00
Free stat points: 0
He needed fifty thousand EXP to level up, and that was a crazy high number, but not for him, as long as this place had pretty strong monsters.
[You have gained 500 EXP 50 SP]x
[You have gained 500 EXP 50 SP]x
[You have gained 500 EXP 50 SP]x
Notifications started flooding Silva all of a sudd, which meant his clones had started. He had to mute all the EXP notifications this time because it was distracting.
They hadn’t gone far before sighting their first oppont. It was a humanoid-looking being with large scales down the cter of its back, like a crocodile.
It had a greish body and was slder yet very ripped. It had a tail that looked like that of a scorpion, but Silva didn’t want to find out.
Wh the creature saw Silva, it attacked like a deranged being, extding its blades to almost a foot long.
Dawn stepped in and blocked the attack, pushing the creature back, and th Silva fired a dark bullet through the head of the creature.
The creature let out a shrill cry and died. The body disintegrated into dust and was absorbed by the labyrinth.
[You have gained 500 EXP 50 SP]x
[Level up: 6]
[ free SP]
Whatever this creature was, it gave good EXP, and Silva welcomed EXP at any time.
So they started going deeper. Silva leveled up from all the EXP three times, bringing him to level 64.
Finally, they came to a massive door. Silva could tell that a stronger beast was inside, so for the sake of safety, he summoned all his clones, and with his summons with him, he pushed the door and tered.
To be honest, him alone was already too much, but Silva just liked being cautious.
Wh he got in, he saw the same type of monster, only twice the size and strgth.
He used his dragon eyes on it, and it had a total strgth of just 400, which made sse compared to all they had be fighting today.
“Alright, I’ll take it out. You all just wait; after this, we’ll head to the second floor,” Silva said and took out his sword.
The creature saw Silva and charged at him, running towards him with its mouth op and its razor-sharp teeth showing.
It dove at Silva for the first bite, but Silva sidestepped and stabbed it in the gut. However, he didn’t kill it, only punctured a lung, and th he drew his blade and leaped away.
The creature bled purple. It tried to use one arm to cover the wound, but it wasn’t working, so it decided to at least take down the one who stabbed it.
It charged at Silva again, drawing a trail of blood. Silva stood, leaping from one foot to another. Wh the creature got within range of his feet, he st a kick to the side of its head and sheared half of the head off, but still didn’t kill it.
The blood of the creature covered the g. The creature struggled to move, but half its head had be blown off.
Finally, the eyes of the creature wt red, and Silva smiled. This was what he wanted.
This was the berserk mode that monsters ter as a last-ditch effort. If they managed to escape death, they would use this method, which used their life force to give them two times more strgth, but it shattered their sanity wh they did it.