Chapter 207

Episode 207

The outcome of their sparring was decided.

There was nothing they could do against the Master.

All they could do was run away from their masters like children.

And their end was death.

Count Warrug and Arjuna had no intention of letting them live.

In my heart, I wanted to kill all the barbarians here.

But the reason I didn’t do that was because I had to get out of here as safely as possible.

“This is an opportunity. “A chance to find out their strength.”

“Know.”

The opportunity to enter the barbarians’ base and come out safely is extremely rare.

No, it was safe to say that it wasn’t there at all.

Barbarians never let enemies who enter their camp go unharmed.

Rather, they use them to perform warrior rituals or to ridicule and humiliate them.

As if a toy had been placed in front of a child, they threatened to take the intruder away and even stabbed him.

The barbarians play with the invaders they take over and eventually kill them.

Even if you killed the barbarian and ran away, it wasn’t running away.

The barbarians are stationed everywhere, and once you enter there, it is difficult to get out safely, even if you are a master.

Moreover, the chief there is a master.

They have bodies that surpass those of ordinary people, and now that they have become masters, I can’t even imagine how great their power must be.

As difficult as it is to become a master, once you do, you will have tremendous power.

So the Red Hawk with the Auror user and the Master was defeated once and for all.

Since I told Count Warrug this, he has sensed how dangerous it is.

“If you can’t avoid it, you should enjoy it.”

The barbarians led the way, surrounding us in front and behind us.

The eyes of Count Warrug, who was following the barbarians next to me in the center of the barbarians, glowed.

His eyes scanned the surroundings thoroughly.

The barbarians who appeared along the way along with them.

He widened his eyes as if he were digging through the barbarians’ power.

“What did you do?”

Perhaps the barbarians sensed the gaze, as the barbarians in front looked back at us and frowned.

Perhaps because Count Warrug’s gaze was so intense, he was scratching the back of his head.

“What do you mean?”

At my question, he rolled his eyes and looked at me and the group.

Count Warrug had long since stopped looking around like a hungry lion.

The savage, unable to find anything strange, tilts his head.

“Don’t slow down, idiot.”

The great warrior hit the back of the head with a hand the size of a pot lid.

Kwasik.

It’s not Perok, it’s Kwasik. The barbarian’s head fell to the ground after being hit in the back with a sound like bones breaking.

The savage, whose head was buried in the ground, did not move at all, to the point where it was doubtful whether he was dead or not.

“Get up. “If you keep doing that, it can really kill you.”

The great warrior looked down at him displeasedly and clicked his tongue.

Then the savage jumped up, hastily pulling his head out of the ground.

“We haven’t even fought a proper war yet, so I can’t die in a place like this!”

“If you know, move!”

The great warrior kicks his ass.

The barbarian smiled and walked away, as if he was not in a bad mood.

It was surprising that he could laugh like that at the subject he was hit with.

“Huh...”

After moving around like that for a while, we couldn’t hide our surprise.

“How many people are there?”

There were barbarians everywhere you looked.

It was filled with countless barbarians, as if a huge city was holding a festival once a year.

gulp.

The sound of dry swallowing is heard from next to me.

I followed the sound and turned my head to see Count Warrug looking around with a stern look on his face.

His hand rested on the handle of his sword.

He was giving off a sharp look, as if he was going to pull it out at any moment.

It was the same with Arjuna.

The great warrior looks back and forth between me and her.

A look of suspicion between her and me.

For a moment, he nods and tells me to do whatever I want.

Arjuna moved in the direction Count Warrug was heading towards, and the Great Warrior grabbed my arm and entered the hut.

“Sit somewhere comfortable.”

The Great Master walked inside with great strides and sat down on a chair decorated with the heads of a tiger and a bear.

He sat in the chair and watched my actions.

I ignored those gazes and looked around.

Unlike the outside, which was full of sand, the floor of the hut was covered with animal skins.

It was covered with leather so densely that you could step on it wherever you stepped.

I sat down in the most comfortable place and looked at Daejeon Temple.

‘As expected, he’s big...’

Maybe it was because I was sitting on the floor and he was sitting on a chair, but maybe because he was so big, I had to raise my head all the way up to make eye contact with him.

Well, for a person over 2.5m, this is normal.

‘It would be normal to give a chair to a guest... What do you expect from barbarians?’

I’d have to sit on a chair and he’d have to sit on the ground so they’d be just about the same height, but this is his area, so let’s just move on.

I don’t want to mess with him for no reason and end up feeling tired.

“So why did you bring me here?”

I gathered some animal skins and made them into a chair, sat down, and asked the Daejeonsa.

He frowns as he sees the leather coming together in one place, exposing the sand.

His brow furrowed, openly revealing that he was unhappy.

“I think I said it last time, but I can’t just send a warrior away.”

“Honestly, isn’t that an excuse?”

He closed his mouth at my words.

Looking at him like that, I continued speaking.

“I went back and thought about it, but I couldn’t understand your actions.”

“what?”

“You and I are enemies.”

“....”

He cleared his throat as if he was uncomfortable.

There may be no need to come to enemy territory and bring up inconvenient facts, but this was an issue that needed to be addressed at least once.

I had to know his purpose.

It didn’t make sense for them to let me and my group into the house for no reason, simply because I became a warrior.

We are enemies.

When we return, their full power will be exposed.

You probably don’t know that, so why did you call me like that?

‘What’s more, the other barbarians felt uncomfortable and didn’t complain much.’

No, rather, it was a welcoming look.

Yes, you can just be happy that you have a sparring partner.

But not everyone understood that.

Unless you’re really stupid, you wouldn’t know what a big deal it is that we came here.

Especially if you have been at war your whole life.

At least one or two people should oppose us being brought in.

‘There was nothing at all.’

Rather, I had a strange sense of anticipation.

It was uncomfortable and felt like déjà vu.

Their behavior was unnatural.

For what reason?

“What difference does it make if I say that?”

Daejeonsa speaks with a subtle sense of energy.

“Yeah, it can be weird. So what does that mean? No matter what, you have entered my territory. “Is there anything more important than that?”

“Are you asking because you don’t know?”

He laughs at me because I find it absurd.

“I know what you’re thinking. “Yes, the reason I let you in is to expose our capabilities.”

They say they are doing this knowing that.

What on earth is this plan?

It never occurred to me that they would have done something like this to kill me.

If the reason was that simple, they could have attacked me then and there without having to waste time.

If anything, killing me would have become more difficult now that I brought the group with me.

His bloody voice came to my distressed ears.