Seeing the indifferent expression on the face of that scrawny guy, Han Su was at a loss for words.
The first-tier companions he had carefully picked out back then all had their own strengths. Simply put, their brilliance outshone even the castle's many strange monsters.
Their repeated attempts to escape had all failed, but the complicated situations they had faced along the way had been far more challenging than escaping on the very first night. They had solved one tricky problem after another together.
Skinny Monkey was the one who had helped him solve the most problems. He was capable, but Han Su had to admit that sometimes being too capable was a headache.
Like right now.
Looking at the smug Skinny Monkey in front of him, Han Su couldn't decide whether to kiss him or beat him up!
Damn it, you stole the key! What if I hadn't planned on saving you this time? What would've happened then?
Han Su could already picture himself searching the entire castle for the key, and a wave of lingering fear washed over him.
He'd nearly been screwed over...
He snatched the key away. It was the first time he'd gotten his hands on it, but he wasn't nearly as happy as he'd expected to be.
Skinny Monkey was staring eagerly at him, his expression tinged with suspicion. Han Su had initially planned to summon the door and escape at once, but when he looked around, he saw that the castle was still deathly quiet and no monsters had noticed them. That got him thinking.
There was still time, and he had the most important item—the key.
He'd also brought the Black Suitcase up here. This was the perfect chance to give it a try.
He had tried to take things from inside