"This is somewhat interesting, I accept your challenge." Mydei nodded.
"Then what about me?"
Yan Huan looked at the two of them, his eyes wide:
"How did I suddenly become the referee?"
"Brother Yan Huan, come with me," Phainon smiled:
"I know him, this guy only likes to fight alone."
"Aren't there two paths ahead? You and I will take one side."
Phainon emphasized to Mydei again:
"No racing, we only compare the quantity of spoils. We'll rely on our own conscience for the count."
"Rest assured, if Brother Yan Huan makes a move, I won't count it toward myself."
"Whatever, what if you do count it?" Mydei said dismissively.
"Can I really?" Yan Huan immediately got excited.
"I was just being polite, and you actually took it seriously." Mydei curled his lip.
"Phainon knows nothing about this place, so I'll let you have a ten-step head start."
Mydei walked aside, waiting for Phainon and Yan Huan to set off first.
"Haha, completely looked down upon, huh."
Phainon gave a helpless smile.
"But I won't hold back. Let's get going."
Phainon led Yan Huan and set off first from the right-hand passage, not running into any enemies along the way.
Perhaps the Heavenly Punishment Soldiers in this area had previously sensed intruders at the city gate and gone to reinforce it, and had now been ground into stone powder by Yan Huan...
"Ah, it's a bit quiet."
Phainon praised Yan Huan:
"Brother Yan Huan, it would have been great if you could have left some behind earlier."
"There will definitely be some ahead." Yan Huan looked forward. "These Heavenly Condemnation Kin should be able to be continuously summoned by Nikadori, right?"
"...Don't make the Heavenly Punishment Soldiers sound so cheap."
"A long time ago, these were flesh-and-blood warriors of true