91 Wandering Demonic Poison King (1/2)

Dean was struggling to accept the idea that they weren't allowed to enter the city due to the line being abnormally long and it was rumored the hotels were far too expensive.

Alexander was against the idea and just wanted to head back to slay some random beasts.

Ellis was the first to see Dean's obvious discontent and voiced out his opinion.

”There is no point in rushing for something that you can wait for. Haste makes waste.”

It was generally phrased to tell Dean 'Be patient.'

But that was extremely difficult when there was no significant purpose he held in his life.

Although he was upset, Dean traveled back to the school and didn't usher a complaint about not entering that city.

In total, they made sure to not to place too much stress on the population on this specific beast and only killed around a 100 of its kind.

They manually removed the tough hide and got to keep the meat.

'There was no time to waste when there was profit to be made' was what Alexander tended to say when he burst into the open once more.

The building had already been repaired and any cracks that used to curse this room was finally removed.

Ellis order Dean to at some point buy a rubber object and place it between the door and the hinge so that Alexander wouldn't break the door.

It was surprising how effective it was without the hinge of the door stuck into the wall.

Another task was given to them.

The mission was to find out the oddities that have happened within the recent villages in the east.

Apparently there have been many deaths and a plague killing the villagers however outsiders have reported seeing nothing.

Instead, it was just a ghost village where it seemed as if the villagers had suddenly migrated.

But the oddest part was that all household items, including food were still there and even after waiting for weeks there was no notice of them coming back or a new village being constructed.

Dean noticed that it was odd that their group were travelling to place all across the continent when the more idealistic thing to do is set them in one section.

Ellis was the one who responded to it but it was a half baked answer

”The school just tell us to do it.”

Alexander chuckled at the answer but was able to explain to Dean the proper answer.

”There are indeed teachers who have be set at different sections of our continent however they tend to be given much more dangerous missions with some lasting an unknown amount of years.”

Dean nodded at the answer with full comprehension and appreciated in the school not trusting their group with the more dangerous jobs.

'If they did... the consequences were unimaginable.'

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And that was how Dean spent his 2 years traveling with his teachers but it had just ended quite recently.