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Author: Flatter

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Chapter 4 Goblin Habitat (1)

Vuun–!

A 3 iant warhammer with ease

At the sa

He wasn’t that fast

But the ha

Crack–!

The warharound

Kang Yoonsoo turned, and began to run

The ed shout

Koom Koom

The ground shook slightly when the minotaur walked

Kang Yoonsoo ran around the workshop to the crafting section

During this time, the space between them shortened quite a bit

It would only take a few seconds till the minotaur catched up

When theYoonsoo

Krrack–!

The ground it was standing on fell apart

It was a trap filled with small, sharp pieces of iron

The minotaur fell forward into the trap clumsily

“Karka–! Konoll–!”

It didn’t end with the , however

The minotaur broke a part of the workshop as it fell

When its sturdy body destroyed the old, frail walls of the workshop, a red-hot furnace was revealed

The minotaur’s head smashed into the furnace

Chii–!

“Kuruaaaaaa–!”

A sound of flesh burning began to spread

The minotaur quickly lifted its head, but the furnace’s heat was

It had already gotten an injury that burrowed deep inside its head

At thatYoonsoo jumped up, and landed on the minotaur’s neck

Due to Kang Yoonsoo’s weight, the minotaur was unable to lift its head

Kang Yoonsoo used his sword and spear at the same time to slash at the back of the minotaur’s head

The

It was hard to injure them with swords and spears

But Kang Yoonsoo had aimed for a weak part in the minotaur’s muscles

He was able to wield teapons that even veteran mercenaries had trouble ith ease

“Kiot–!”

Every ti Yoonsoo struck a powerful blow to it

When the ot burned while e steam

The flesh burned away, and the creature’s bones were revealed

The minotaur resisted with much force as it could muster

But due to having its body stuck in the trap, it was unable to even swing it’s hammer

Kang Yoonsoo’s eyes were cal

He stabbed the minotaur’s half-burnt head with his spear

Crack–!

The skull broke away, and blood was splattered everywhere

Soon after this, the ot weaker

[You have killed the Cruel Minotaur (Level 33)

Due to having killed a strong nificantly

If you visit the noble who requested the death of this et a special reward

Your level rose 8 times]

Again, Kang Yoonsoo raised his strength The weight of his sword and spear got lighter

Normally, one would collect the ood steel, Kang Yoonsoo did not do this

Kang Yoonsoo put his sword in its hilt, put the spear on his back, and walked

He didn’t even look at the map displayed on his terminal

Behind hiether

The Koreans of the real world became transferred into a neorld

The name of this place was ‘Sylphia Continent’, but it was normally called ‘Continent’ instead

The size of this continent far surpassed that of Asia

But since its naval technology did not advance much, it was unable to travel far beyond the continent

Like Kang Yoonsoo’s world, the Sylphia Continent had people who lived there fro

They called themselves the ‘People of the Continent’, and called those like Kang Yoonsoo ‘Travelers’

The way to distinguish between the tas the terminal strapped onto the wrists of the Traveler

Unlike the People of the Continent, who possessed an ability to raise their abilities from birth, the Travelers needed the terminal on their wrists in order to level up

In this world, there was a peculiar system

One may level up, and advance into a certain class

It would be easy to see it as a world where reality fused with a video game

But the world did have soames

Level up wasn’t possible just for humans

Most monsters were unable to level up, but named ones could always do so

And the biggest difference of this world and games was the fact that one could not revive even after death

Not even a great wizard could revive a corpse fully

Even the Last Necromancer, Nacron, could only revive someone as an undead

There occasionally appeared puppeteers who turned corpses to puppets, but that was completely outlawed

Because of this, life was extremely important