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Chapter 133 Giant Rock Golem
The ensuing battlefield became a one-sided, predictable mopping-up operation.

The surviving goblins all broke down; they dropped their weapons, screamed in terror, and scattered in all directions.

But the goblins' fate was already sealed; any one who tried to escape from the rear would be killed by Rivaia, who had been lying in ambush.

On the main battlefield, even Marcus, Vales, and Gray slowed down their pursuit.

They tacitly formed an encirclement, driving the remaining dozen or so goblins to the center, deliberately leaving a few alive so that the magic apprentices in the group could practice on them.

Lant was alright; after the experience of the kobolds' request last time, he was no longer so timid.

A sharp icicle solidified at the tip of the staff, shot out, and pierced precisely through the head of a goblin.

After successfully killing one, Lant's confidence soared, and he went on to kill several more goblins that tried to retaliate.

On the other side, Bev and Annie gritted their teeth and tried their best to overcome their emotions, casting spells to kill the two goblins.

It's worth mentioning that Yani uses a wood elemental magic.

Several thick, spear-like plant thorns suddenly burst forth from the soft ground.

They tore a goblin's body apart from bottom to top, lifting it high into the air.

Dark green blood flowed down the thorns, creating a bloody and shocking scene.

The prompt from the Technique Evolution appeared on the data panel as expected.

Thorns, analysis progress - 5%
Soon, the battle ended with the last goblin's mournful cry as it perished.

Goblin colony wiped out!

A strong, pungent stench filled the air, and the clearing in the woods was littered with goblin blood and severed limbs.

"It's done."

Zelier clapped his hands and easily put Ye Ning back into his waistband.

He turned to look at his teammates and found that Yani was bending over.

She leaned against the tree trunk and dry heaved for a long time, but nothing came out; her face was just extremely pale.

After all, such a scene is still too shocking for a newcomer who is seeing blood for the first time.

"Isn't this okay?"

Zellier wore a slightly mocking smile.

"If it were a normal mission, I'd have to go and cut off a goblin's ear myself as proof of the mission."

“You…don’t make sarcastic remarks…” Yani’s stomach churned, and she gagged a few more times.

Beverly's expression wasn't very pleasant either, but at least she managed to hold back and not lose her composure.

She shifted her gaze to the side, forcing herself not to look at the bloody scenes.

"Alright, alright, little ones."

Mentor Lena came out from the woods behind, "Not bad, at least you dared to make a move."

A gust of wind blew through the forest, and the strong, fishy smell made Lena frown.

"Ugh, that smells awful."

She snapped her fingers lightly.

The next second, flames appeared out of nowhere and simultaneously ignited on every goblin corpse!
The flames spread rapidly and were extremely hot, quickly burning all the filth to ashes, even evaporating the bloodstains on the ground.

The whole process was clean and efficient.

"That feels much better." Lena nodded in satisfaction.

Manlin also walked slowly from behind.

Seeing Yanni and Bev's state, she simply smiled and tapped her slender fingers slightly in the air.

A fresh floral scent drifted out, quickly replacing the lingering burnt smell in the air.

Zell sniffed and found that the smell was similar to that in Manlin's office.

Then, two more beams of soft light appeared at Manlin's fingertips, flying towards Bev and Yani respectively.

The green light entered the body, and the gentle energy soothed the body's stress response.

Beviani's chaotic thoughts calmed down considerably, and her persistent nausea gradually subsided. Below the Spell Evolution, three more spells joined the analysis queue.

Inflammation control technique, analysis progress - 4%
Tranquility Technique, Analysis Progress - 5%
Aromatherapy, analysis progress - 5%
Good
Zellier nodded slightly.

I also learned some practical magic.

"Let's all rest for a while before continuing," Lena said.

Everyone found a place to sit down and rest.

Bev sat down next to Zelil with the water pouch in her hand and sighed softly.

"So going on a mission is this tough..."

It was far more terrifying than she had imagined.

"It's normal for the first time. You'll get used to it after that."

Zellier took a sip of water. "Many things take time to get used to."

On the other side, Lena walked up to the third squad.

"Did you all learn that? That's how you fight monsters. Just focus your firepower on taking out their leader first, and the rest of the minions will soon be defeated."

The members of the third team nodded slightly, but their faces were still somewhat pale, and their eyes showed concern and a lack of confidence.

Clearly, they still couldn't adapt to this bloody fighting so quickly.

During the rest period, Zellier took out a map and spread it out, his finger slowly moving along the predetermined route.

"According to the planned route, the next monster to be eliminated is..."

"What is it?" Gray asked curiously as he leaned closer.

“The Rock Golem,” Zellier said.

The name caused a slight pause in the atmosphere.

The Giant Rock Golem is a very powerful [Hard] rated monster, and it is accompanied by many followers.

According to mentor Lena, it will be time for a rotation.

However, Zellir had some reservations.

If we can defeat the Giant Rock Golem, we will undoubtedly gain a lot of experience points. We might even be able to level up to level twelve directly.

After a moment's thought, Zellier made a decision.

He looked at his three teammates.

"How about... we, the fourth squad, take over this next monster horde as well?"

"what?"

Yani frowned slightly and said, "Aren't we supposed to rotate with the third squad? According to the rules, they should be the ones going up, right?"

“It’s a rare opportunity to hunt monsters like this, and I want to accumulate as much high-intensity combat experience as possible,” Zellier said.

"Okay, I'm fine!"

Lant was in high spirits.

The sense of accomplishment he felt from personally killing the goblin hadn't faded yet.

Moreover, while Bev and Annie were feeling nauseous and wanted to vomit, Lant did a very good job and didn't have that reaction.

"No way, I'm too tired..."

Before Yanni could finish her protest, Bev covered her mouth, and she could only make muffled "mmm" sounds.

“Sure, Yanni and I are fine with it too,” Bev smiled.

"It's alright, you don't need to exert much effort."

Zellier added, "Just like before, focus on observation and self-preservation. Do what you can, and I won't force you to do anything else."

"We'll definitely be able to help this time!" Lant confidently patted his chest and assured him.

(End of this chapter)