“Captain Moo.”
Mo Haein frowned as she swung her sword at the Lava Golem.
“Captain Kwak. Use a skill instead of wasting time moving your tongue.”
Only then did Kwak Hanmuk use Judgment, a Paladin skill.
Five swords of light formed above the Lava Golem’s head and plunged rapidly into it.
When the pure-white swords of light pierced its black-and-red body, the Lava Golem shook all over in agony, then stomped its feet and caused rocks to rain down.
Mo Haein nimbly dodged through the falling stones and hacked repeatedly at the golem’s core with her sword.
It was Flurry, a Swordsman skill.
Unable to withstand the attack, the core split with a crack, then crumbled.
As the Lava Golem collapsed into chunks of stone, a System Window announcing their victory appeared, but she was too sick of it to look.
Without exaggeration, they seemed to have killed Flame Lizards and Lava Golems more than a hundred times.
She had reached the point where she could kill them with her eyes closed.
She was thinking only of quickly collecting the Lava Salt when it dropped, but Kwak Hanmuk began bothering her again.
“Haeiiin.”
Mo Haein sighed and picked up the container of salt left behind by the Lava Golem.
“What?”
“Nothing.”
Kwak Hanmuk approached lazily with his fingers interlaced behind his head.
But Mo Haein knew that when he acted like that, it was never ‘nothing.’
She tossed the salt container to him and asked,
“Hanmuk. Do you believe what the Recruit told us?”
Kwak Hanmuk gave a faint laugh and answered decisively,
“No.”
The candy Han Goyo had shown them was a Bound Item received for closing .
It might have had some incredible use, but at a glance, it clearly was not enough to make System Windows appear for other Compatibles.
She had never even heard of such an item, and above all, the golden veil that…
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