Although he had no idea what was happening over there... Antler realized that Thunder's scream might attract the giant.
So his first reaction was to seal off three road gates he had never opened.
He had no idea where those doors led.
The two of them still had not found the kitchen or the Banquet Hall—the place where the Magic Cauldron was. They had not found the giant couple's bedroom, either. To avoid blocking the main gate leading to the Magic Cauldron, Antler had not sealed any room doors.
But they had already mapped out more than one safe route.
Even if the giant chased them, they had their own escape routes.
Under these circumstances, there could be no harm in blocking any unfamiliar door they found.
He did not know whether the giant could be stopped by that... but at the very least, he could block off the paths taken by the other teams, or seal off Thunder and the others' escape route.
If they were lucky enough, they might even trap the strongest one, Aleister, in a dead end!
With nobody knowing the way, further shrinking everyone's area of movement was undoubtedly an advantage for their team—a team with an assassin who could stealthily traverse this dark environment from beginning to end, and a necromancer who could turn corpses into immediate fighting power.
As a spellcasting class, a necromancer relied heavily on a medium. A necromancer's spellcasting medium was related to bones. It was either a bone staff made from a bone, such as a shinbone or spine; a magical artifact made from a skull; or a shield assembled from bone fragments.
Without a spellcasting medium, his spellcasting became extremely slow. He had to go through a lengthy incantation or ritual before he could use a spell.
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