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nTranslator: Seven

nEditor: Ana_Banana

nOn the 3rd day after they’d entered the dungeon, the Firefox hunting team found the symbol which marked the end of their long battle with the Orcs.

n“It’s a tree that was hit by lightning!”

nThey found a tree that had been struck by lightning in the forest.

nEveryone was excited by this.

n‘We found it much faster than I expected.’

n‘This pace is the best.’

nThe situation was good enough to make their eyes shine.

n‘The sensation was about to fade.’

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nAfter fighting in the first two days, their combat senses had been sufficiently elevated.

n‘We minimized the food consumption, and if we cut the tree after taking a break, we will minimize fatigue as well.’

nAfter taking a rest here, they’d be able to go to the 2nd Floor in their most optimal state.

n‘There were zero casualties.’

nMoreover, there wasn’t a single casualty after the fierce battles.

nNo, in fact, there wasn’t even anyone who had been injured.

nSuch a situation was incredibly hard to believe.

nThis was the first time in history since the world had been transformed into a game, that the first floor in none other than a Two Floor A ranked Dungeon was cleared without any injuries whatsoever.

nOf course it was because of the presence of someone who made the fires within the players who had come to hunt the Firefox, burn hotter than ever before.

n‘Thanks to Isaac.’

n‘Isaac, there would never be failure as long as he’s here.’

nIsaac Ivanov had thoroughly convinced all the players who had entered the dungeon.

n“By the way, where’s Isaac?”

n“He went to clear up the bodies.”

n“Corpses?”

n“He said he needed to get as many as he could before going to the next floor.”

n“He’s really a Necromancer.”

nNaturally when Isaac Ivanov did something, no one doubted or feared him for it.

nThey simply waited for him to return.

nAnd they looked forward to the day that they would be able to decorate a page of history together with him.

nOf course, not everyone was looking forward to the battle with the Firefox.

n“Damn it, I might really die.”

nAs he followed Kim Woo-jin, Lee Jin-ah’s face looked like a prisoner on death row on his way to the gallows.

n“Will it hurt a lot if I’m set on fire? Damn, if I knew it would be like this, I’d just become a movie star. I don’t even know if I could’ve enjoyed rich movies…ahh, my life! I ended up meeting that cheap bald head guy…”

nHe continuously expressed his complaints and dissatisfaction to Kim Woo-jin in Russian.

nSuddenly, Kim Woo-jin stopped walking, causing Lee Jin-ah to shut up.

nSilence filled the surroundings.

nThen Kim Woo-jin opened his mouth.

n“I think this is enough.”

nHe spoke in Korean. This meant that there was no one around.

n“Ah, I can talk properly now.”

nLee Jin-ah also followed Kim Woo-jin and spoke Korean instead of Russian.

n“I thought I was gonna die speaking all that Russian.”

nIt was a ridiculous story when you consider just how much he spoke for no reason.

nOf course, Kim Woo-jin ignored him.

nRather Kim Woo-jin continued talking with a cold expression.

n“There’s a few things we need to do before hunting the Firefox.”

n“What is it?”

n“It must be done all at once. There is no second chance. If you get beaten, then it’s practically game over.”

nIn response to that eerie warning, Lee Jin-ah smiled and smacked his chest with his arm, his expression firm.

n“You can’t do it without me.”

nAs Lee Jin-ah spoke with confidence, Kim Woo-jin took off a glove he was wearing and threw a ring that he had on his finger toward him.

n“Huh?”

nLee Jin-ah’s expression changed as he caught the ring reflexively.

n“No way…”

nHe looked at Kim Woo-jin with an odd expression.

n“Proposal?”

nThis caused Kim Woo-jin to frown.

n“Ah, sorry. There’s no way your sexual orientation would swing that way…no, it’s not bad even if you do. But I…”

nWithout noticing Kim Woo-jin’s expression, Lee Jin-ah kept rambling with an embarrassed expression on his face.

nEventually, Kim Woo-jin couldn’t take it.

n“It’s Lancelot’s Ring.”

nKim Woo-jin spoke with a firm tone as if he could no longer listen to anymore nonsense.

n“It negates any negative status effect.”

n“Oh!”

nAt that, Lee Jin-ah couldn’t help but show an expression of surprise as he checked the item to confirm for himself.

n“But it doesn’t work for burns. It’s only for poisons, hypnosis and enchantment.”

nHowever his smile dropped when he heard Kim Woo-jin’s subsequent explanation.

n“Then isn’t it useless?”

n“It would be useful if the Firefox’s fire had the effect to enchant, confuse or hypnotize.”

n“Ah.”

nLee Jin-ah nodded when Kim Woo-jin added that.

nIf the fox’s fire really had any additional properties like those then Lancelot’s Ring would no longer be an option, it would be a necessity.

nAnd the place where something like this could happen was exactly an A ranked dungeon.

n“I remember the Needle Snake was also pretty nasty.”

nLee Jin-ah knew it well.

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n‘It can prevent the blinding effect of the Nine-tail’s tail.’

nWoo-jin didn’t explain that he knew that the Firefox had one of the nine tails of the Nine-tailed fox’s tails and that the moment someone was touched by the flames, they would suffer blindness for a moment.

nLee Jin-ah nodded and slipped the ring on his finger.

nKim Woo-jin looked at him and said.

n“Five seconds. You only need to last 5 seconds.”

n“I don’t know if I can hold out for 5 seconds, but if I can hold out for 6 seconds, what will you give me?”

nKim Woo-jin answered without any hesitation.

n“I’ll buy as much food as you want.”

n“You just made a really big mistake.”

n(TL: This chapter is small, but the other is pretty big in comparison)

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