Hero Appears!

"Wait, doesn't this guy look a little different from the others?"

Unlike the Gargoyle of the Bell Tower, Galio looked more humanoid, with a sturdier body and a vicious-looking head.

When the Starfire Knights saw Galio's appearance—clearly different in style from the other gargoyles, yet in a way they couldn't quite put into words—they suddenly had no idea how to describe their feelings.

They were all gargoyles, after all. They were made of stone anyway, and appearances mostly depended on the sculptor's skill.

But that subtle personal impression of artistic style really was hard to describe.

There was one feeling they could describe, though: a sense that something terrible was about to happen!

This scene felt strangely familiar.

Whenever they felt they had finally grasped some pattern within Zane Dungeon and planned to turn that pattern to their advantage, it might work for a while—but the moment something unexpected happened, a disaster would suddenly strike!

And this gargoyle, which looked especially strong and powerful, was the clearest possible unexpected development in the Starfire Knights' eyes!

As a group—no, a team—that could come up with dozens of possible boss entrances the moment they saw an open area, the Starfire Knights were already considering exactly how they might die upon seeing Galio.

Their desire to fight had even weakened, because it felt like no matter what they did, they would suffer because of this unforeseen factor.

Their efforts would probably become a joke for Zane Dungeon in the end, if the dungeon really had a mind capable of laughing at people.

That was probably the difference between the Starfire Knights and Strategy Teams like Leon and Lu Lu Wo.

The former knew Zane Dungeon too well, so whenever something unexpected happened, they would imagine all sorts of nonsense until it affected their