How a Black-Haired Barbarian Survived the Labyrinth in Another World-Chapter 64: Time to hunt

A tense situation.

Woohoo.

Party members came out of the red portal.

They were bewildered because they suddenly encountered people, but soon they readied their weapons without saying a word, perhaps because they realized the ominous atmosphere.

“...”

The blindfolded man’s party and Jung Yu-shin’s party faced off in silence.

Jung Yu-shin frowned.

He knew that these guys were not ordinary.

That’s why he climbed the levels as slowly as possible and hunted the monsters.

They seemed to be high-level guys, so he thought he would quickly clear the levels.

He thought that if he took his time, he wouldn’t encounter them.

But he was wrong.

To make matters worse, all of the old woman’s party members had collapsed.

These guys were grabbing the old woman’s hair viciously.

Anyone could tell that the blindfolded man’s party wasn’t a very good group.

And.

Why did they have to meet right after exiting the portal, right on this vast fourth floor?

Wasn't it as if the heavens had pushed him off a cliff?

Jung Yu-shin was so upset by this ridiculous situation that he was seething inside.

'Fuck.'

No. He calmed down.

Even if the heavens fall, there is a hole to escape from.

Jung Yu-shin opened his mouth calmly.

"Teachers, I'll pretend not to see you, so can't I just go?"

The blindfolded man snickered.

"This is the first time I've heard you say teacher. Young friend, I'm sorry..."

"Where are you going?! Who the hell are you? Why are you persecuting a delicate woman? Leave the woman behind and get out!"

Suddenly, the elf priest Pirion shouted. His eyes sparkled with anger.

'You crazy old lady lover!'

Jung Yu-shin opened his mouth.

I couldn’t speak because it was so ridiculous.

“The priest is right. Why are you attacking other parties and persecuting the weak? Even if we all joined forces in the Great Labyrinth, it wouldn’t be enough.”

Soline stepped forward and defended the elf priest Firion.

Her eyes briefly lingered on the party member of the old woman who had collapsed.

‘Ah, damn it. Soline, you too.’

It was a combination of a paladin and a priest.

The people were really nice. But seeing them not being able to tell where they should and shouldn’t be put made me angry.

“Gallaheim! You say something too!”

Paladin Soline harassed the gnome Gallaheim.

“I...I.”

Gallaheim hesitated.

“Come on!”

Soline growled and urged him on.

“Old, I think it’s wrong to grab an old woman’s hair.”

‘I can see her nose growing longer.’

Just hearing her voice made him think that Gallaheim’s nose must have grown longer.

Jung Yu-shin chewed his lips.

In any case, he had bought himself some time. He was glad that he didn’t get hit by a bolt and die screaming as soon as he came out of the portal.

But that was all.

Jung Yu-shin glanced at the fallen explorers.

I don’t know if they’re dead or alive, but they’re at least midshipmen.

It’s right to think that the guys aiming their crossbows right in front of him are on par.

The clear difference in power.

The party of the blindfolded man who looks relaxed at first glance.

His colleagues who can’t stand injustice.

It’s a complete dilemma.

His head was spinning.

“Hey, shit. This isn’t right.”

Jung Yu-shin blurted out.

Everyone, both friend and foe, looked dumbfounded at the sudden insult.

“...”

The cave fell into silence.

It wasn’t just a simple insult. It was a soulful cry that rose from the depths of their hearts.

“Fuck!!! Why can’t I be happy!!!”

A shout of anger swept through the cave.

Jung Yu-shin, who had been grumbling, changed his face and opened his mouth.

“Prepare for battle.”

A low, cold voice was heard.

Everyone in the cave was taken aback by the sudden change in emotion, but Jung Yu-shin’s party reacted first.

Soline stepped forward and Gallaheim and Pirion stepped back.

It can’t be avoided.

Maybe.

He thought that someone in his party might die.

He slung his sword over his shoulder and took a stance.

“Ahhh. Wait. Wait.”

Then Oswald suddenly intervened.

“This isn’t fun. Should I tell you something fun?”

“Don’t be a jerk and get out.”

Jung Yu-shin growled.

It was really unsettling to see the most dangerous-looking guy here squirming.

“Whew, scary. Scary. That old man.”

Oswald pointed to the old woman caught by the blindfolded man.

“The fifth prince’s nanny.”

“...”

A cold silence fell over the cave.

At Oswald’s declaration, even the enemies and allies opened their mouths and couldn’t continue speaking.

“You...!”

The blindfolded man glared at Oswald.

Oswald shrugged.

“I found the nanny, so I’ve completed my mission. I’ve cleaned up the trash. I’ve done everything I had to do.”

“···Do the guys from the Labyrinth City talk about the details of the request °• N 𝑜 v 𝑒 l i g h t •° as they please?”

The blindfolded man spat out.

Oswald chuckled.

“Aren’t you going to kill everyone you see anyway? It would be better if you were more specific.”

‘What the hell is going on?’

Wasn’t the blindfolded man a member of the underworld?

Jeong Yu-shin’s head quickly turned.

The 5th prince disappeared. The 5th prince’s nanny came to the Labyrinth City. Naturally, he had to be certain that the 5th prince was in the Labyrinth City.

To be exact, it was because of the actions of the 5th prince’s nanny.

Despite his old age and white hair, he couldn’t have come into the Labyrinth without a certain degree of certainty.

Since the blindfolded man hasn’t killed the nanny yet.

Should we assume that the 5th prince’s whereabouts have not been revealed yet?

I don’t know.

There’s not enough evidence. This is beyond the realm of prediction, so I refrained from making any deductions.

One thing for sure.

The blindfolded man was not from the underworld and was hostile to the Fifth Prince.

At that moment.

The blindfolded man sighed deeply and opened his mouth.

“Shoot.”

‘Fuck.’

Thump! Tutu thump!! Thump!

The strings of the crossbow rang simultaneously.

Gallaheim and Pirion panicked.

Ssueeeeeeeeek!!!

Ssueeeeeeeeek!!!

Jung Yu-shin quickly stepped forward and raised his shield.

Rear protection was a priority.

Ssueeeeeeek!! Ssueeeeeeek!!

The bolt pierced the wooden shield. The iron plate on the wrist prevented the bolt from getting stuck in the wrist, but.

“Fuck!”

Jung Yu-shin swore.

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A burning sensation in the thigh.

The brain was suddenly agitated with pain.

[Revenger]

Imprint activation.

Tattatatta!!!

The sound of running footsteps.

‘Come!’

He gripped the Arming Sword tightly in one hand.

But the enemies did not rush at him.

He raised his head over the shield and looked straight ahead.

The blindfolded man and his men were running into the darkness. The old woman was dragged away as well.

“Hahahahaha! It’s hunting time! Have fun!”

Oswald shouted as he followed the blindfolded man.

‘You damn bastards.’

He mistook them for explorers. These guys are not explorers. They are hunters.

I don’t know how they caught a mid-level explorer, but it was definitely not the right way.

“Fuck!”

Jeong Yu-shin sank into his seat.

The bolts dug deep between his thighs and his brain felt like it was going to burn out.

Most of the bolts were flying through his upper body, and he aimed precisely between the metal plates on his thighs.

They weren't easy.

And now it was going to be a chase in the dark, and he hurt his leg.

Soline came over and examined Jung Yu-shin's wound.

"The bolts are deeply embedded."

Jung Yu-shin pulled out his dagger.

"Soline, look at the net. Don't look at me."

"Okay...okay."

Jung Yu-shin sterilized the dagger with a torch, panting.

I thought I was going to go crazy, having to go through this shit again.

"Whew."

He held his breath and stabbed his thigh with the dagger.

Crunch. Crunch.

The dagger went deep, scraping the bone and tearing the muscle.

Jeong Yu-shin's eyes became bloodshot.

Saliva flowed out of his sullen mouth.

I dug my inner thigh with a dagger to find the bolt head.

I cut through the flesh and muscle. I needed space for the bolt head to come out.

“Ugh!!!”

My teeth chattered.

I grabbed the bolt with trembling hands.

The bolt head got caught in the tendon and wouldn’t come out. I kept putting it in and taking it out.

The excruciating pain that I couldn’t describe.

Sparks flashed in my brain.

Blood gushed out from my thigh.

Tsk tsk.

Finally, the bolt head came out of my thigh.

“Keuheup!!!”

Jung Yu-shin gasped for breath as he looked at the bolt head that had come out. His whole body was soaked with sweat.

He gathered his dizzy mind and searched through his backpack, spraying recovery potions and antidotes on the wounds, applying a generous amount of ointment, and wrapping them in a cloth.

He wanted to use them all, but he held back. Because I don’t know what will happen next.

In the same sense, I also declined Firion’s recovery magic.

Gallaheim approached.

“The five princes’ nanny party is all dead. I just checked.”

“···How did they die?”

“It seems to be poison.”

“Were there any bolt marks?”

“Yes. There were also marks from large awls.”

Awl marks?

Poison?

A familiar combination.

Anxiety rose up.

“Whew, let’s go. We have to escape as quickly as possible.”

“Ha, but that nanny.”

Firion stammered and interjected.

“Firion, stop when I speak in a gentlemanly manner.”

Jeong Yu-shin glared at Firion.

“Scar is right. Right now, escape comes first.”

Soline interjected.

“Okay, okay.”

Pirion nodded.

“Gallaheim, please find the fastest way out of here.”

“Okay. But can you walk?”

Gallaheim’s voice was filled with worry.

“Yes.”

Jung Yu-shin frowned and stood up. His thighs were aching. He had done the bare minimum, so he just had to endure it.

He looked around the party. Most of them were fine, but there was one problem with Soline.

There was a bolt stuck in the shoulder of his plate armor.

“Soline, are you okay?”

Jung Yu-shin asked.

“He’s not hurt. It’s old armor, so it’s not very good.”

Soline answered bitterly.

It was the tone of a low-ranking paladin’s complaint.

‘I guess I should take the lead.’

Jung Yu-shin took the lead, holding a torch.

The party moved through the darkness.

They walked for about 2 hours.

Ssaeeeeeeeeek!!!

The sound of bolts cutting through the air.

They instinctively raised their shields.

Kwaaak!!!

The bolts pierced through the shields and struck. The tension was so strong that even their wrists tingled.

Each shot was nerve-racking.

These guys had been circling around from afar for 2 hours, firing bolts.

They were persistently targeting only him.

Jeong Yu-shin gritted his teeth.

Those guys wanted him to lose his senses and become angry.

If the leader collapses, do they think the rest are easy prey?

I absolutely cannot do this.

I held back with all my might.

Tiring. Tiring.

The occasional lute and laughter echoed through the cave.

Ssaeeeeeeek!!!

Another bolt split the darkness and flew towards Gallaheim.

“Ughhhhhhh!!!”

The dazzling Gallaheim screamed.

Jung Yu-shin quickly blocked Gallaheim’s path.

Kwaaaaak!!!

The bolt pierced the shield once again and struck it.

The wooden shield had already been struck by more than ten bolts, turning it into a hedgehog.

His wrists were aching from the continued impact.

Jung Yu-shin desperately racked his brain.

‘Aren’t they even afraid of monsters coming?’

Is there some way to avoid monsters?

How can they be okay in the darkness?

Is it an imprinting ability?

The thought didn’t last long.

“Kueeeeeeek!!!”

The Hobgoblin Warrior’s roar was heard from afar.

Gallaheim's face turned pale.

"Prepare for battle!"

Jung Yu-shin shouted.

Thump! Thump! Thump!

The sound of running footsteps.

"Two Hobgoblin Warriors. One Hobgoblin Shaman. Five Hobgoblins!"

Gallaheim shouted.

Eight in total.

"Target the Hobgoblin Shaman first!"

Jung Yu-shin shouted.

"Okay, okay!"

Gallaheim hurriedly raised his crossbow.

He slung his arming sword over his shoulder and lowered his stance.

He had to fight the Hobgoblin horde while being wary of the bolts flying in the darkness.

The difficulty was ridiculous.

But.

'I will definitely survive.'

Jung Yu-shin's eyes burned with naturalization.

“Keeeeeeeek!!!”

“Keeeeeeeek!!!”

The hobgoblins’ screams erupted from the darkness and echoed through the cave.