Chapter 412 - Parting Ways (1/2)

“Pooom.”

The ground suddenly shook violently.

The Dwarven Juggernaut, who was searching for loot, almost fell on the ground. The other people nearby also looked at each other with a look of surprise and uneasiness. The Desert Warrior quietly bagged a statue made of pure gold and then turned around to look at the others.

“What had happened?”

The Dwarven Juggernaut took the crystal which was well preserved on the wall, and put it in his hand for inspection. He then asked, “Did something happen below us?”

The four of them looked at each other.

“I don’t know,” the Ronin frowned slightly, “But there was something wrong with the leader’s expression just now and his anger. I think something great must have happened below! ”

The Desert Warrior looked around and said, “I’ve heard that there was a demon sealed up below us.”

“That violent shaking must mean something!”

The Oriental Dancer had a worried expression and suggested, “Should we go down and look for him?”

“No way!” the Desert Warrior rejected the idea decisively.

He took a look at the others and said in a deep voice, “He told us to stay here. We don’t know what’s going on here at all. If we go on rashly, then we might all die.”

Speaking of this, the Desert Warrior lowered his voice and said, “I think everyone’s loot today is good. More importantly, no one is injured. So, shall we call it a day, go up and share the spoils, and then wait for the leader to come out? He is a very powerful Rogue, anyways. There are few that could stop him if he wanted to leave; if he can’t leave, that means we’ll die if we go down.”

He wanted to go already.

There was something wrong with the situation of the underground ruin. The shake just now must have been caused by something big.

No one got injured after the previous few battles.

After Soran left, they found some boxes and darkrooms, and found many valuable spoils; even if it was split among all of them, there were still a few thousand gold Deralhs. Since the situation was not right, and they had found a substantial amount of loot, the Desert Warrior had the intention to go already. After all, he and Soran were just temporary teammates. They weren’t friends or anything. It was not surprising that they would run when they noticed something was wrong.

The Desert Warrior’s words made some supporters.

The Ronin stroked the sword blade and kept silent. He came to the desert area because he needed more money. After encountering some danger and getting some loot, he didn’t want to risk his life unnecessary. Bringing his loot back with his life was the wisest thing.

The Dwarven Juggernaut was a little hesitant.

He wanted to leave, but he was a bit upset. The Dwarf race was more trustworthy; in this case, leaving meant abandoning his comrades.

Among the people there, the Oriental Dancer had the most complicated expression.

She was wavering: wanting to leave but also wanted to stay. After all, Soran had just saved her life. Logic told her that it was the wisest decision to leave now, but she felt that it was too much. The difficulty of the underground ruin was a little great. She knew what was underneath. If Soran really encountered that monster, then it was very unlikely he would come out alive.

The Balor.

A legendary Rogue would find it very hard to kill the Balor!

“Boomm.”

After the first explosion from the underground, it seemed that the support structures of some places were broken, obviously forming a chain reaction. The sound of collapse came from many places, and a large amount of dust fell everywhere.

“We can’t stay for long.”

The Desert Warrior looked at the others and said in a deep voice, “If you want to stay, stay. I’m ready to leave. Depending on the situation, it may collapse at any time. Maybe we will be stuck here. ”

After saying that, he began to retreat.

The Ronin took a glance at the others and quickly went too. This was the desert area. If the entrance was blocked, then getting out would be troublesome.

The Dwarf hesitated for a while, then looked at the Oriental Dancer and asked, “Shall we go now?”

The Oriental Dancer’s expression gradually calmed down. She took a look at the Dwarf in front of her and said, “No! I’m going to go down and have a look! He saved my life, after all. If I leave, I’ll feel guilty about it in the future! ”

After hearing that, the Dwarf also felt guilty.