"Bang."
The Bear Goblin's headless corpse toppled forward onto the ground with a dull thud.
Xia Nan flicked the blood from his sword.
He glanced at the corpse ahead, his face showing no unnecessary emotion.
The pressure this Bear Goblin had put on him was nowhere near that of the one that had nearly wiped out the "Stinky Fish Rotten Shrimp" party back then.
The reason came down partly to the improvement in his own combat ability and experience.
On the other hand, it was also because Fugan had already smashed one of the creature's arms, causing its combat strength to plummet.
And Fugan himself was still standing nearby, overseeing the fight.
Just the high-pressure aura on the Barbarian's body, strong enough to make an ordinary goblin faint, had lowered the Bear Goblin's strength by more than one level.
That was what made Xia Nan's performance look so much easier.
Which was just fine.
An opponent like this, neither too strong nor too weak, was also convenient for him to hone his Combat Skill.
After one real fight, in only a few exchanges, he could feel that the progress he had made was greater than if he had practiced against empty air for an entire day.
Once the battle was over, naturally, the battlefield had to be cleaned up.
But the Goblin Cave truly had little of value.
Forget Magic Items with special effects—even ordinary equipment that could properly be sold to a general store or blacksmith shop for a bit of pocket money was basically nonexistent.
Including the rather large green-skinned nest from two days ago, Xia Nan's entire haul amounted to only six little shiny stones of varying sizes.
He had no idea how much they could sell for.
And it was only now that he finally realized