Chapter 82 Responsibilities

In the dark forest bathed in moonlight, silver light filters through the gaps in the leaves, dappling the ground.

In the still air, there was only the rustling of the breeze through the treetops and the occasional call of a night bird in the distance.

However, in this silence, a ball of fire stood out conspicuously.

In the firelight, a group of adventurers sat around a roaring campfire.

Suddenly, an angry voice broke the silence:

"So, what exactly is going on here?!"

Edward stood up, his sharp gaze sweeping over his companions.

His face was filled with anger and confusion, and his voice was full of disappointment and blame.

The adventurers who were being surveyed all lowered their heads, not daring to meet his gaze.

Their faces were covered in dust and blood, and their clothes were tattered, clearly indicating that they had been through a fierce battle.

Koru sat to the side, his face expressionless, but his clenched fists betrayed his anger, resentment, and humiliation.

"What else can we do?"

Sheena pouted and muttered to herself.

Although her voice wasn't loud, it sounded exceptionally clear in the quiet night.

"They're all dead."

"Besides, we did gain something, didn't we?"

Upon hearing Sheena's words, Edward became furious.

He stomped his foot on the ground, making the whole campfire shake.

"Do you know that now that our attack has failed, the goblin lair is prepared?! How are we supposed to fight now?!"

Just then, an adventurer clad in armor slowly approached.

"I don't see this as a bad thing."

"If they hadn't attacked and forced those goblins to reveal their weapons, we wouldn't have known that those goblins were hiding weapons from the Eastern Continent."

"If we attack under these circumstances, we will also suffer heavy losses."

"ha!"

Before Morris could finish speaking, an angry voice rang out.

"What do you mean?!"

Kula suddenly stood up, his eyes burning with rage. He strode toward Maurice and grabbed the bright red scarf around the man's neck with both hands.

"You mean, we were lucky to die?"

Kula's voice was almost a roar.

next moment.

Kula felt a blur before her eyes, and then she lost her balance and fell backward.

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"Don't touch my scarf."

Morris patted the scarf around his neck with great care, his eyes icy cold as he warned.

Then he turned to the crowd and said:

"That's enough about this matter. Now our main focus should be on destroying the goblin lair."

There isn't that much time now.

We must attack and destroy that goblin who is qualified to be king!

"Maurice, what are you doing?"

Koru, who had been silent all along, slowly raised his eyes when Maurice spoke up for him, his face showing displeasure.

"Are you pitying me?"

I didn't mean that.

Morris shook his head in denial, not intending to get entangled in such a trivial matter with this stubborn person.

"No?"

Koru gritted his teeth, thoroughly displeased with Maurice's gaze.

That look in his eyes that doesn't care about anything!

"You clearly have it!"

"You're so smug, aren't you!"

Koru continued to roar.

"We adventurers were routed by goblins, and you must be feeling pretty smug, huh?"

Morris looked at Koru with a puzzled expression, not understanding why he was so angry.

He frowned, trying to explain:

"I really didn't mean that..."

But Koru was no longer willing to listen to any explanations.

"You're clearly thinking, 'Oh well, serves you right for not listening to me! Now you're paying the price!' That's what you're really thinking!"

Kelu became more and more excited as he spoke.

"You're only facing this one goblin, but we face these goblins all day long."

"Thinking like that."

"It must be you!"

Suddenly, as if remembering something, Koru shouted loudly.

"They deliberately betrayed our intelligence to embarrass us! This led to a fierce counterattack from the goblins, causing our attack to fail!"

"In that case, we'll obediently listen to you, the goblin-killing expert!"

Koru's voice was full of sarcasm and mockery.

"Oh right! It's called Goblin Slayer, right?"

"Pah!"

"Brother Koru!"

Maud knew that Koru had lost his composure and went up to try to wake him up.

Unexpectedly, Kelu waved his hand and pushed him to the ground.

At this moment, Koru was furious, his eyes were bloodshot, and he was staring at Maurice with a ferocious expression.

"Maurice, let me tell you, if it weren't for those burdens, I would have killed those damn goblins long ago!"

"Those goblin guns and cannons are completely useless against me."

"I can kill them all by myself!!!"

"A burden?"

Kula remembered Anna's death and suddenly leaped to her feet like an enraged beast.

"It's all your fault!"

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Kula stared intently at Koruru with her blood-red eyes.

"What?"

Koru was stunned. He never expected to be criticized like this by the person he had once saved.

"If you hadn't ordered us to attack, Anna wouldn't be dead!"

"They're all dead, all because of you!"

Upon hearing Kula's words, Korru's face instantly turned ashen. He suddenly sprang up and slammed Kula to the ground.

"Say it again!"

"They died because of you!!"

"It's all because of you. If it weren't for you, Anna wouldn't have died."

Are you going to kill me?

Kula roared.

"Come and kill me if you dare!"

"You really think I wouldn't dare kill you?!"

"Come on! Kill me!" Kula was not afraid at all.

"You bastard!"

The veins on Kulu's arm bulged as he tried to crush Kula.

However, just as he was about to kill him, the orc Akasso stopped him.

"That's enough!"

"Kura, stop talking."

At this moment, Xionda walked up shakily and placed his hand on Kula's head.

Kula seemed to have all his strength drained away; he clutched his head and wept bitterly.

"I have no hope of surviving."

"It's all the goblins' fault."

Kula suddenly realized what was happening.

"It's all the goblins' fault!"

"I killed all the goblins!"

Kula's blood-red eyes.

Upon seeing this, Xionda fell silent.

He also wanted to kill the goblins.

However, Xonda knew that it was impossible to kill all the goblins.

"snort!"

Seeing this, Kelu gradually calmed down. When he looked up, he saw the disdainful looks of the crowd. He picked up his spear and went into the dark forest.

"Brother Kelu, where are you going?"

Maud's voice carried a hint of hesitation and worry; he feared that Koru might act irrationally in his anger.

He looked at Sheena beside him, his eyes full of questions.

Sheena nodded slightly.

"I'm very sorry, everyone."

"It's alright, go ahead," Maurice nodded.

"Brother Maurice, after everything's over, you have to have a good fight with me!"

After apologizing and bowing to everyone, Mord followed in Korru's footsteps.

"Brother Koru, wait for me!"

Upon seeing this, Morris simply smiled slightly.

In time, Mord's strength will probably surpass his.

Shall we have a fight?

If they are still alive, it's not impossible.

Why didn't you stop it just now?

Acaso looked at Morris.

"Because I know he can't bring himself to do it."

(End of this chapter)

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