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Chapter 49 49: Hounds, Golems, Apes and Orcs (Page 2/2)

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Their bodies were covered in blackened, cracked hide, glowing faintly with the heat trapped inside. Their eyes blazed like embers, and each step they took left a trail of scorched earth behind them.

Even from this distance, I could hear their guttural growls, deep and menacing.

Behind them, towering figures marched forward: the [Magma Golems]. These hulking creatures stood at least eight feet tall, their bodies appearing as if they had been molded from volcanic rock itself.

Their hardened, blackened exteriors were cracked and jagged, glowing veins of molten lava pulsing beneath the surface. Each step they took sent tremors through the ground.

To the sides of the golems, another group of creatures moved with unsettling agility [Smoldering Apes].

They were nearly as tall as the Inferno Hounds but far bulkier, their thick chests and broad shoulders giving them a monstrous strength.

Instead of skin, their bodies were lined with glowing magma veins, sizzling and hissing with every movement.

Drool, thick and burning, dripped from their mouths, melting the ground beneath them.

Then, I saw something that made me pause. Another group of creatures emerged, ones I hadnʼt expected to see [Blazing Orcs].

Their sheer size rivaled that of the Magma Golems, but unlike the slow-moving titans, these creatures were built for war.

Their skin was a deep, molten red, glowing faintly from the magma coursing through their veins. Jagged, rock-like protrusions jutted from their shoulders and backs, adding to their already menacing forms.

Each orc carried a massive club, its surface covered in molten cracks, the spikes on it glowing with intense heat.

I exhaled slowly.

This wasnʼt just a random eruption of Abominations. This was an army.

Silence stretched across the battlefield, heavy and suffocating.

The only sounds were the distant rumbling of the erupting volcano and the steady, thunderous march of the Abomination army.

There were only two battlefronts for this fight—one on our side, where we stood, and another behind the volcano, where more Abominations were likely gathering.

The creatures continued to emerge, splitting into groups as they moved toward both battlefields, their numbers growing by the second.

I shifted my gaze, scanning the warriors of Unit 02 scattered around me.

Many stood frozen in place, their faces a mixture of shock, disbelief, and fear.

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Some gripped their weapons tightly, knuckles turning white, while others trembled at the sheer scale of what we were up against.

I glanced around, searching for Logan, but I couldnʼt find him anywhere. The last time I saw him was back when I was leaving for Checkpoint 22.

Had he fallen behind? Or had he chosen to fight at the other battlefield? I made a mental note to look for him later.

Finally, my eyes settled on a familiar figure standing with her group, North.

And, as if she could sense my gaze, she turned and met my eyes.

She was still wearing my uniform, the sleeves rolled up, the pants adjusted to fit her better.

Her fingers curled tightly around her longbow, her stance steady despite the tension in the air. Her expression was unreadable brows slightly furrowed, lips pressed together as if lost in thought.

I held her gaze for a moment, unsure of what was going through her mind. Then, unable to stop myself, I smiled.

For a second, she didnʼt react. But then, slowly, her expression softened. Her grip on the bow relaxed, and she smiled back.

Even with the battle looming ahead, that moment made everything feel a little lighter.

I shifted my gaze away from North and focused straight ahead.

Rolling my shoulders, I cracked my knuckles, feeling the anticipation settle into my bones.

One last check of my status, everything was perfect.

My Essence store sat at full capacity, 10 out of 10.

Taking a deep breath, I funneled all 10 points into Dexterity, pushing it to 36.

Immediately, my body felt lighter, more responsive. Speed was going to be my biggest advantage here.

My plan was simple—cause as much havoc as possible. Iʼd tear through the battlefield, smash apart some Abominations, and get a feel for how each type moved, attacked, and reacted.

Closing my eyes for a brief second, I activated my talent.

”Power Up.”

A deep, rhythmic thrum pulsed from my chest as my Generator Core roared to life.

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