Chapter 68 - 68: 47 Adventurer’s Diary

Chapter 68: 47 Adventurer’s Diary

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After the skeleton horde left, Leonard Churchill collected the cash scavenged from the two bodies on the ground, totaling over two thousand.

That was almost equivalent to the salary he had deducted before.

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Worried that the gunfire might attract trouble, he didn’t dare to stick around.

He followed the trail left by the skeletons.

He walked through several corridors, saw hundreds of skeleton monsters piled up in the passage, and a corpse lying on the ground butchered beyond recognition.

It was indeed Bald Cliff.

With the body found and all witnesses dead, he had no more concerns for the time being.

By that time, the sounds of combat in the tunnel had become very intense.

Listening to them, Leonard furrowed his brows.

Identifying the sounds of battle were coming from the nine o’clock direction, he decisively chose a tunnel in the three o’clock direction and plunged in, heading deeper into the labyrinth.

Initially, Leonard had been worried about fast travel that could lead him into monsters. But without the threat of skeleton monsters, the way ahead suddenly opened up.

Unlike before, there was no fear, and he could even jog along the way.

Moreover, he intentionally chose corridors where large numbers of skeletons were.

Skeleton monsters that weren’t triggered by humans to hate were mostly just piles of broken bones on the ground.

Only a small number of complete bodies would roam in the labyrinth.

Leonard totally suppressed his fear fluctuations, calmly stepping on those skeleton bones without any incident.

Occasionally, the “Skeleton Leader” and “Elite Skeleton” would notice something unusual, and turn their heads to look.

Activating the clown mask, the Skeleton Leader would immediately lose its target and stand blankly on the spot.

If it was just skeletons and the labyrinth, Leonard felt that this alternate dimension was much easier than 407.

Moreover, the people from the Governor’s Mansion had attracted most of the dangers in the labyrinth.

Even for the mysterious “Secret Keeper”, Leonard gradually had some ideas.

In the end, losing all soldiers.

Moreover, Leonard suspected that arousing the hatred of the skeleton is not just about lowering the San Value.

Even severe emotional fluctuations like “bravery” and “excitement” could trigger hatred.

Just like hunters who farm monsters in the labyrinth must inevitably trigger the monsters, it’s the same principle.

Such rational fluctuations were inevitable once fighting broke out.

Therefore.

Regardless of the situation, the people from the Governor’s Mansion were doomed.

But that was only hypothetical.

The life and death of the people from the Governor’s Mansion had nothing to do with him. In the end, to survive, Leonard had to get out of the labyrinth.

Moving along, he carefully looked for clues.

That’s how it was, Leonard leisurely strolled in the labyrinth.

Solving the labyrinth puzzle was one of his favorite pastimes in his previous life, so he didn’t feel any panic at being trapped.

With no sense of crisis, there were fewer rational fluctuations, so he wouldn’t trigger the skeleton’s hatred.

A positive cycle.

He explored along the heavily skeleton-populated corridors, and occasionally found some glowing bones in the piles of skeletons.

Grinded into powder, these bones were called “Bone Dust”, an extraordinary material.

Many Undead Type and Dark Type cards needed it for their creation, so the demand was huge.

These were also the most produced materials in the labyrinth.

But the space in Leonard’s storage ring was limited, and even if it was full, it wouldn’t worth much money. So he picked up some and left the rest.

As for killing monsters, he didn’t consider it at all.

Even when he saw some elite skeletons that might explode with good materials or cards, he didn’t think about it.

The best option right now was to do nothing.

Wait for the people from the Governor’s Mansion to die off first.

Like this, he kept walking for over half an hour..