Kirat couldn't think straight as the Barakuna's instinct kept invading her. She also felt all the pain that the Barakuna felt as Sian struck it. Now she was able to control the monster. The monster wasn't something that could be controlled by Kirat's power. So she decided to let the monster loose and only sent her own feelings. Her memory and feelings toward Sian. The monster was enraged at Sian in return. Its rage was growing stronger as Sian kept slas.h.i.+ng it. Its rage was strong enough to overwhelm its survival instinct. It wasn't enough. That was why she needed to fulfill her quest. [Chance of a lifetime] -Your target is at the city of Kerbal. It is the chance of a lifetime. You should aim for the success for your revenge. -Control the

to push the target into the

-The

will close soon. -Time limit: 15 minutes (7:21/15:00) -Reward: 420,000 Exp.

Proficiency increased by 3.1% -Warning: Do not enter the

. You cannot return from it. Kirat didn't understand what this

was, but she quickly realized that it was the red sphere that was now big enough for the Barakuna to go through. She wasn't sure why it would be so dangerous. So she used

to look at it. She couldn't get much information out of it, but one line of description was enough. She didn't need to win. She just needed to push the guy in there.

… -Level requirement: 399 … -Very dangerous. Do not approach. "Ugh…" Kurin opened her eyes as she felt the tremor and touched her head. '…what happened?' She thought she was on her way to evacuate the citizens, but she couldn't remember anything else past that. 'Was I attacked?' There was a possibility that the walking mountain could've done something. She then quickly looked around looking for her friends and found all of them nearby. What was interesting was that they were all awake but they were looking at another place. Kurin couldn't think to ask and tried to look to where they were watching, but a voice stopped her, forcing her to turn in that direction. "You're awake." It was Stiel. She was grinning. "…what happened?" "I paid for the necklace and the ring instead. I saved you four in return of the necklace that can save one, so you owe me, but I'll let it go." '…Necklace…?' Kurin then remembered the bargain they made with them.

She decided to ask again, but stopped. A large explosive sound came from the distance and she turned around to look at the scene her friends were looking at. "It did pay off, right?" Kurin couldn't agree more. The city where they were staying at was laid in ruins. It wasn't because of the gigantic monster. The monster was just rolling around as it was struck and beaten up into the city. On the other side was s.h.i.+ning being in the sky. "…is that?" "Isn't he marvelous? I hope he always lives like that." Stiel mumbled as she marbled at the sight of Sian. Kurin realized it was the same, weak-looking man she saw before, but she couldn't agree with Stiel. A man of such power should not live however he pleased. The fight was almost over. The sphere was now shrinking into nothing and the monster only had three of its horns left. It was barely breathing. The light in the sky seemed to realize this and was loosening its power. At that moment, the monster began charging toward the sphere. "What is that mad cow doing?" Stiel spoke as she looked at the cow-like monster with broken horns and laughed. The sphere had shrunk too much; only the monster's head could barely fit. Needless to say, the monster was stuck with its head in the sphere. "What is it doing?" Something happened. At that moment, the monster's mouth fired an enormous amount energy into the sphere, something much stronger than the previous one that destroyed half the city earlier. And vicious energy began radiating from within the sphere. "UGH!" "ARRGH!" The four of them gasped and screamed at once as they felt the energy and fainted. It was very far, but it still was powerful and Stiel frowned. At that moment, something penetrated the crus.h.i.+ng Barakuna's head and shot out from within. "What is that?" It was an arm. But it was so fast and so long that it looked like a red line. It s.n.a.t.c.hed Sian up out of the sky. Then it pulled it back at an incredible speed and as it returned back into the sphere. Then the sphere sealed itself up, leaving only the headless Barakuna on the ground.