After the headless monster finished his pretentious little chant and subtly hinted to Annie and Tibbers that they could enter Unfortunate Valley through one of the underground tunnels the rat demons had dug, then break into their camp from within, he didn't wait for Annie to ask anything. In an instant, he turned into a golden cloud of dust and fled.
As for Annie, she was angry, so of course she had no intention of listening to him.
"So mysterious..."
(.)
"He even came all this way to warn us, and badmouthed those rats behind their backs. Nobody does favors for nothing. He's definitely up to no good!"
"I'm just not going to listen to him!"
(ˉ▽￣~) Tsk~~
That was right. After the headless monster left, Tibbers looked eager to go, but Annie immediately and firmly rejected the idea without a second thought. Rebellion was the name of the game!
After all, unlike Tibbers, who had spent days fighting and struggling against those rat demons and taken at least ten or twenty pounds' worth of arrows, she had no deep-seated grudge or burning need to deal with them.
So, after rejecting Tibbers' suggestion that they crawl through the rat hole, she cast the "whirlwind" spell that even ordinary little demons could use, and carried Tibbers straight over the steep parts of the cliffs on either side of Unfortunate Valley.
Before long!
The girl and the monkey crossed Unfortunate Valley and reached the back of the valley camp that King Sand had set up.
Still, Annie and Tibbers had no intention of turning back to ambush the enemy. They simply continued on their way, killing, injuring, or driving off plenty of clueless little demons along the way. Before nightfall, they finally found a secluded cave where they planned to spend the