Chapter 180: Labyrinth Ring
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Chapter 180: Labyrinth Ring
The labyrinth contained a whole lot of nothing. Torch-lit corridors as far as the eye could see. Turns after turns after twists and bends. Dead ends. Brown stone in all directions. Forks and intersections every two minutes.nôvel binz was the first platform to present this chapter.
It was driving Jack mad. Even his newest title didnt help.
Congratulations! Title Fifth Ring Conqueror upgraded to Sixth Ring Conqueror!
Efficacy of all stats: +25% +30%
Labyrinth Ring Quest:
Defeat the Guardian.Make your way to Garden Ring.
However, what drove him even madder than the labyrinth itself was worry.
Brock is somewhere out there Without me. Jacks heart was strangled by black snakes as he ran, making turns and bends and twists. Please be okay. Please be okay.
The labyrinth wasnt supposed to split the two of them. They were bound spiritually. Even teleportation worked on both at the same time. So why?
Jack didnt know. All he could do was endure his fear and run, hoping to catch a sound, any sound, so he could follow it. Alas, all he heard was his own footsteps, endlessly stomping against the stone.
BROCK! he shouted. So what if there were monsters in the labyrinth? By now, he could take most of them. Even if an Elite showed up, he could activate his Life Drop and hope for the best. It might draw even stronger things at him, but nothing he could do about that. If there was a God, the labyrinth monsters would lack the space monsters acute Dao perception.
And if a King showed up
Well, Jack had to risk it. Brock wasnt even at the E-Grade. If any monster noticed him, he was instantly dead.
Name: Jack Rust
Species: Human, Earth-387
Faction: Bare Fist Brotherhood (E)
Grade: E
Class: Fiend of the Iron Fist (Elite)
Level: 93
Strength: 370
Dexterity: 370
Constitution: 370
Mental: 50
Will: 80
Skills: Ghost Step I
Dao Skills: Indomitable Body III, Meteor Punch II, Iron Fist Style II, Brutalizing Aura I
He charged, catching up with the monster before it even hit the far wall, and smashed out another Meteor Punch. It tried to block. Its crossed arms protected its chest, a grotesque sight of twisted bone that made Jacks stomach lurch, but it was unable to block his full-power strike.
Bone shattered. The walls shook as the monster crashed into them, leaving a finger-deep impression on the stone, then collapsed in a broken heap.
Level up! You have reached Level 94.
Jack stood over it, panting. He had received another slash to the ribs as he obliterated the monster, but nothing too deep. He could already sense his regenerative powers stitching his skin together, regrowing his muscles and tendons.
It was pretty disturbing, actually.
As he observed the broken monster, his fear for Brock intensified. These things would cut the brorilla into ribbons. If the labyrinth was filled with them
I need to keep moving, he thought.
Endless corridors after endless corridors. Jack didnt know if he was moving in the right direction. The walls were supposed to darken as one approached the guardian, but he couldnt spot any difference. Was he just moving in circles?
At the next fork, he tried to turn by ninety degrees and keep going as straight as possible. After a while, the walls got just a touch darker. Or maybe it was just his impression.
Hours passed.
Throughout the journey, Jack discovered a few interesting things. There were crab monsters patrolling the corridorslittle blue things that reached up to his knee. However, they were weak. Far too weak to challenge anyone with the ability to make it here. And they skittered away whenever they saw him.
Why?
Stone-eater Crab, Level 56
Crabs that subsist entirely on stone, which their unique digestion system can metabolize into water and nutrition. For that reason, they are often found deep beneath the earth, living in large communities that, over centuries, hollow out rock formations.
Jack failed to see what a stone-eating crab added to this labyrinth. Eating the walls? On the bright side, he didnt care, either.
He only ran into one more bone sentinel. The rest of the living creatures he met were all blue crabs, and even those only appeared once every ten minutes, roughly. For the most part, the labyrinth was despondently empty.
That was a good sign. With a little bit of luck and caution, Brock could maybe avoid everything.
However, Jack also hadnt met a single cultivator. He hadnt heard or seen signs of intelligent life. It was like he had his own, private labyrinth.
After defeating a crabto see if something would happen, but nothing didhe used one of its pincers to carve a capital J on the walls. He then put the crab down and promised not to kill anotherthey hadnt attacked him, and they were so low-leveled they barely even gave him any experience.
It was one of those times when things randomly came into context. The black wolf hed fought tooth and nail against at the Forest of the Strong was weaker than these crabs. It was a stunning realization. Sometimes, he just failed to understand how quickly and how far he was progressing.
To the current him, the black wolf would be almost comically slow. To a normal human, these little blue crabs would be fast as lightning. Maybe their little pincers could snap clean through a limb.
Jack didnt know how long he spent alone in the labyrinth. It could have been six hours. It could have been two days. His throat was getting parchedBrock had his suppliesand the walls were slowly, discreetly getting darker. By now, he was pretty sure they were several shades darker than when he first started exploring. He was on the right track.
Wandering became mindless. He simply jogged aheadat the speed of a pre-System humans sprinttaking one turn after another.
When another cultivator appeared, he almost didnt register them. Then, his eyes widened, and his thoughts screeched to a halt, as did his feet.
Jack Rust, said the other person. What a coincidence.
You have got to be kidding me, said Jack.
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Chapter 180: Labyrinth Ring
The labyrinth contained a whole lot of nothing. Torch-lit corridors as far as the eye could see. Turns after turns after twists and bends. Dead ends. Brown stone in all directions. Forks and intersections every two minutes.nôvel binz was the first platform to present this chapter.
It was driving Jack mad. Even his newest title didnt help.
Congratulations! Title Fifth Ring Conqueror upgraded to Sixth Ring Conqueror!
Efficacy of all stats: +25% +30%
Labyrinth Ring Quest:
Defeat the Guardian.Make your way to Garden Ring.
However, what drove him even madder than the labyrinth itself was worry.
Brock is somewhere out there Without me. Jacks heart was strangled by black snakes as he ran, making turns and bends and twists. Please be okay. Please be okay.
The labyrinth wasnt supposed to split the two of them. They were bound spiritually. Even teleportation worked on both at the same time. So why?
Jack didnt know. All he could do was endure his fear and run, hoping to catch a sound, any sound, so he could follow it. Alas, all he heard was his own footsteps, endlessly stomping against the stone.
BROCK! he shouted. So what if there were monsters in the labyrinth? By now, he could take most of them. Even if an Elite showed up, he could activate his Life Drop and hope for the best. It might draw even stronger things at him, but nothing he could do about that. If there was a God, the labyrinth monsters would lack the space monsters acute Dao perception.
And if a King showed up
Well, Jack had to risk it. Brock wasnt even at the E-Grade. If any monster noticed him, he was instantly dead.
Name: Jack Rust
Species: Human, Earth-387
Faction: Bare Fist Brotherhood (E)
Grade: E
Class: Fiend of the Iron Fist (Elite)
Level: 93
Strength: 370
Dexterity: 370
Constitution: 370
Mental: 50
Will: 80
Skills: Ghost Step I
Dao Skills: Indomitable Body III, Meteor Punch II, Iron Fist Style II, Brutalizing Aura I
He charged, catching up with the monster before it even hit the far wall, and smashed out another Meteor Punch. It tried to block. Its crossed arms protected its chest, a grotesque sight of twisted bone that made Jacks stomach lurch, but it was unable to block his full-power strike.
Bone shattered. The walls shook as the monster crashed into them, leaving a finger-deep impression on the stone, then collapsed in a broken heap.
Level up! You have reached Level 94.
Jack stood over it, panting. He had received another slash to the ribs as he obliterated the monster, but nothing too deep. He could already sense his regenerative powers stitching his skin together, regrowing his muscles and tendons.
It was pretty disturbing, actually.
As he observed the broken monster, his fear for Brock intensified. These things would cut the brorilla into ribbons. If the labyrinth was filled with them
I need to keep moving, he thought.
Endless corridors after endless corridors. Jack didnt know if he was moving in the right direction. The walls were supposed to darken as one approached the guardian, but he couldnt spot any difference. Was he just moving in circles?
At the next fork, he tried to turn by ninety degrees and keep going as straight as possible. After a while, the walls got just a touch darker. Or maybe it was just his impression.
Hours passed.
Throughout the journey, Jack discovered a few interesting things. There were crab monsters patrolling the corridorslittle blue things that reached up to his knee. However, they were weak. Far too weak to challenge anyone with the ability to make it here. And they skittered away whenever they saw him.
Why?
Stone-eater Crab, Level 56
Crabs that subsist entirely on stone, which their unique digestion system can metabolize into water and nutrition. For that reason, they are often found deep beneath the earth, living in large communities that, over centuries, hollow out rock formations.
Jack failed to see what a stone-eating crab added to this labyrinth. Eating the walls? On the bright side, he didnt care, either.
He only ran into one more bone sentinel. The rest of the living creatures he met were all blue crabs, and even those only appeared once every ten minutes, roughly. For the most part, the labyrinth was despondently empty.
That was a good sign. With a little bit of luck and caution, Brock could maybe avoid everything.
However, Jack also hadnt met a single cultivator. He hadnt heard or seen signs of intelligent life. It was like he had his own, private labyrinth.
After defeating a crabto see if something would happen, but nothing didhe used one of its pincers to carve a capital J on the walls. He then put the crab down and promised not to kill anotherthey hadnt attacked him, and they were so low-leveled they barely even gave him any experience.
It was one of those times when things randomly came into context. The black wolf hed fought tooth and nail against at the Forest of the Strong was weaker than these crabs. It was a stunning realization. Sometimes, he just failed to understand how quickly and how far he was progressing.
To the current him, the black wolf would be almost comically slow. To a normal human, these little blue crabs would be fast as lightning. Maybe their little pincers could snap clean through a limb.
Jack didnt know how long he spent alone in the labyrinth. It could have been six hours. It could have been two days. His throat was getting parchedBrock had his suppliesand the walls were slowly, discreetly getting darker. By now, he was pretty sure they were several shades darker than when he first started exploring. He was on the right track.
Wandering became mindless. He simply jogged aheadat the speed of a pre-System humans sprinttaking one turn after another.
When another cultivator appeared, he almost didnt register them. Then, his eyes widened, and his thoughts screeched to a halt, as did his feet.
Jack Rust, said the other person. What a coincidence.
You have got to be kidding me, said Jack.
Chapter 180: Labyrinth RingThe labyrinth contained a whole lot of nothing. Torch-lit corridors as far as the eye could see. Turns after turns after twists and bends. Dead ends. Brown stone in all directions. Forks and intersections every two minutes.novel binz was the first platform to present this chapter.It was driving Jack mad. Even his newest title didnt help.Congratulations! Title Fifth Ring Conqueror upgraded to Sixth Ring Conqueror!Efficacy of all stats: +25% +30%Labyrinth Ring Quest:Defeat the Guardian.Make your way to Garden Ring.However, what drove him even madder than the labyrinth itself was worry.Brock is somewhere out there Without me. Jacks heart was strangled by black snakes as he ran, making turns and bends and twists. Please be okay. Please be okay.The labyrinth wasnt supposed to split the two of them. They were bound spiritually. Even teleportation worked on both at the same time. So why?Jack didnt know. All he could do was endure his fear and run, hoping to catch a sound, any sound, so he could follow it. Alas, all he heard was his own footsteps, endlessly stomping against the stone.BROCK! he shouted. So what if there were monsters in the labyrinth? By now, he could take most of them. Even if an Elite showed up, he could activate his Life Drop and hope for the best. It might draw even stronger things at him, but nothing he could do about that. If there was a God, the labyrinth monsters would lack the space monsters acute Dao perception.And if a King showed upWell, Jack had to risk it. Brock wasnt even at the E-Grade. If any monster noticed him, he was instantly dead.Name: Jack RustSpecies: Human, Earth-387Faction: Bare Fist Brotherhood EGrade: EClass: Fiend of the Iron Fist EliteLevel: 93Strength: 370Dexterity: 370Constitution: 370Mental: 50Will: 80Skills: Ghost Step IDao Skills: Indomitable Body III, Meteor Punch II, Iron Fist Style II, Brutalizing Aura IHe charged, catching up with the monster before it even hit the far wall, and smashed out another Meteor Punch. It tried to block. Its crossed arms protected its chest, a grotesque sight of twisted bone that made Jacks stomach lurch, but it was unable to block his full-power strike.Bone shattered. The walls shook as the monster crashed into them, leaving a finger-deep impression on the stone, then collapsed in a broken heap.Level up! You have reached Level 94.Jack stood over it, panting. He had received another slash to the ribs as he obliterated the monster, but nothing too deep. He could already sense his regenerative powers stitching his skin together, regrowing his muscles and tendons.It was pretty disturbing, actually.As he observed the broken monster, his fear for Brock intensified. These things would cut the brorilla into ribbons. If the labyrinth was filled with themI need to keep moving, he thought.Endless corridors after endless corridors. Jack didnt know if he was moving in the right direction. The walls were supposed to darken as one approached the guardian, but he couldnt spot any difference. Was he just moving in circles?At the next fork, he tried to turn by ninety degrees and keep going as straight as possible. After a while, the walls got just a touch darker. Or maybe it was just his impression.Hours passed.Throughout the journey, Jack discovered a few interesting things. There were crab monsters patrolling the corridorslittle blue things that reached up to his knee. However, they were weak. Far too weak to challenge anyone with the ability to make it here. And they skittered away whenever they saw him.Why?Stone-eater Crab, Level 56Crabs that subsist entirely on stone, which their unique digestion system can metabolize into water and nutrition. For that reason, they are often found deep beneath the earth, living in large communities that, over centuries, hollow out rock formations.Jack failed to see what a stone-eating crab added to this labyrinth. Eating the walls? On the bright side, he didnt care, either.He only ran into one more bone sentinel. The rest of the living creatures he met were all blue crabs, and even those only appeared once every ten minutes, roughly. For the most part, the labyrinth was despondently empty.That was a good sign. With a little bit of luck and caution, Brock could maybe avoid everything.However, Jack also hadnt met a single cultivator. He hadnt heard or seen signs of intelligent life. It was like he had his own, private labyrinth.After defeating a crabto see if something would happen, but nothing didhe used one of its pincers to carve a capital J on the walls. He then put the crab down and promised not to kill anotherthey hadnt attacked him, and they were so low-leveled they barely even gave him any experience.It was one of those times when things randomly came into context. The black wolf hed fought tooth and nail against at the Forest of the Strong was weaker than these crabs. It was a stunning realization. Sometimes, he just failed to understand how quickly and how far he was progressing.To the current him, the black wolf would be almost comically slow. To a normal human, these little blue crabs would be fast as lightning. Maybe their little pincers could snap clean through a limb.Jack didnt know how long he spent alone in the labyrinth. It could have been six hours. It could have been two days. His throat was getting parchedBrock had his suppliesand the walls were slowly, discreetly getting darker. By now, he was pretty sure they were several shades darker than when he first started exploring. He was on the right track.Wandering became mindless. He simply jogged aheadat the speed of a pre-System humans sprinttaking one turn after another.When another cultivator appeared, he almost didnt register them. Then, his eyes widened, and his thoughts screeched to a halt, as did his feet.Jack Rust, said the other person. What a coincidence.You have got to be kidding me, said Jack.
