Chapter 100 - Destination
As the Witch’s Eyes disappeared for no reason, Angor wanted to escape too. However, a second thought stopped him. Where could he go to? He had to reach the center of the maze anyway.
The Witch’s Eyes were completely gone. Angor took a guess that younger Sunders used some kind of ace card move before getting hit, which scared all of the monsters away. If so, this path might be the safest.
Angor took a deep breath, then released the breath along with his frustration for being weak. He walked forward with a firm but steady steps.
He slowed down a bit when approaching younger Sunders.
It was only a day, and younger Sunders had all kinds of injuries on his body. He looked a lot worse compared to yesterday when fighting the blue giant. Angor felt a tiny bit of guiltiness. He did not run into any monsters all thanks to Sunders, who had been securing the front line.
Angor shook his head. Still, he was not planning to save Sunders. The man almost killed him yesterday. Angor felt guilty due to his kind nature, but he did not intend to get sympathetic.
Younger Sunders had his eyes closed tight. His cane was left on the floor, along with the dagger which proved his identity to Angor.