Online Games: Opening Confession of Underage Noble Daughter

Because the monsters here are so weak and pitiful, they won't let her experience any pressure at all.

However, this is the teacher's choice after all, and although Aurelian may have doubts, she will only obey.

Victor's voice rang in Aurelian's ears.

"Where you are now is the first ten floors of the abyss—the Pain Demon Dark Field."

The monster abyss is divided into many layers, and every ten layers, the surrounding scenery and monsters will change.

The Pain Demon Dark Field in the first ten layers is the most basic and simplest layer.

Until you go deep into the crack and go down to the lower layer, you will encounter stronger and stronger monsters.

Even the refresh rate will become faster and faster.

Therefore, it is normal for the monsters here to be weak.

Aurelian understood a little bit, so she didn't continue to ask.

The team continued to walk forward, cleaning up the miscellaneous monsters on the road while walking.

Those monsters were all vulnerable, and they were completely wiped out in just three strokes.

But soon, the team stopped.

Because they have come to an end.

Ahead, there seemed to be a bottomless abyss surging with purple.

In it, there seemed to be a pair of giant eyes, blinking non-stop, looking at the team coming.

From the purple abyss, gradually rose a stone bridge.

Behind the bridge, a giant door slowly emerged from the wall of flesh and blood.

"Go forward, you will reach the No.11 floor."

Victor said lightly.

"After No. 11, you will encounter real challenges."

Of course, most of the monsters in the cracks were basically cleaned up by those guild members.

Coupled with the fact that there are fourth-level mages like Kokot following them, nothing will happen to this team.

Aurelian looked at the door in surprise, and then Victor's voice rang in her ears.

"Do you know why I took Elsa with me?"

Hearing this, she couldn't help but look at the lonely assassin among the Naya people.

She is obviously a powerful fourth-level adventurer, but at this moment, like a tool, she always obeys Victor's orders.

She didn't think too much, and shook her head in a ignorant way.

"Because she was also an adventurer."

Aurelian blinked, as if she didn't understand what Victor meant.

But the moment the voice fell, Victor's figure gradually became slightly transparent.

"By the way, what follows is your own trial."

Hearing this, Aurelian couldn't help widening her eyes, and subconsciously reached out, trying to grab Victor's skirt.

But it only caught a cloud of air.

Obviously her teacher was watching her right in front of her.

She stayed where she was, her heart pounding.

A series of uneasiness filled my heart.

"Old... teacher?"

His voice, with a tone of advice, continued to ring near Aurelion.

"Next, Elsa will lead the way for you, and Gwen will be by your side to protect you."

"In the end, trust Cocotte, there's no one here stronger than her."

Victor's figure gradually turned into white powder.

Started, slowly cracked.

Under Aurelian's disbelieving gaze, his body seemed to be blown away by the wind.

"Lead this team to below the thirtieth floor."

"This is your lesson this time."

Only a little powder remained, and with Victor's last voice, it dissipated in front of her.

Everyone silently watched Victor who disappeared with his windbreaker on.

From the sky, a pitch-black feather floated down leisurely, and landed in Aurelian's palm.

She lowered her head and looked at the complete crow's tail feathers.

Like a trance, the mood gradually became low.

Uneasy, impatient, panic.

All kinds of emotions surged up with Victor's departure.

Teacher, left her?

There was a dull sound of armor colliding with each other.

Gwen stood beside Aurelian, kneeling on one knee.

"Your Highness."

The voice sounded, and Aurelian's dull eyes regained their color.

She lowered her head and stared at Gwen with helpless eyes.

"Where is... my teacher?"

At this moment, she seemed to have become a little princess who had left her side and was finally helpless.

Gwen said very respectfully:

"Victor has other things to do, and he informed us in advance."

"Please rest assured."

Aurelian lowered her head and slightly clenched the black feather in her hand.

The crow's black tail feather was slightly deformed in his hand.

Notified you in advance?

Then... why didn't he notify me in advance?

Just because I am his student?

Gwen raised her head and looked at the silent Aurelian.

"...Your Highness?"

There was some worry and doubt in his tone.

"No, I'm fine."

Aurelian raised her head again, as if returning to her usual bright smile.

Victor's departure didn't seem to have any effect on her.

"Thank you for telling me this, Mrs. Gwen."

"Go on, my course is not over yet."

"Yes."

Gwen stood up and walked to the front of the team again, leading the demihumans to follow Aurelian.

The surrounding demi-human guards also regrouped, lifted their armor, and tightened their grip on the sharp blade at their waist.

They followed Gwen, stepped on the stone bridge, and continued to go deeper into the deeper monster rift behind the door.

……

At this time, the depths of the tenth floor.

Victor's figure gradually recovered, and he stood firm on the spot, looking at the wriggling cave in front of him.

Vega stood on Viktor's shoulder, covered the bird's beak with his wing, and yawned.

"I said, if you leave the little girl behind, won't she bear a grudge against you?"

Victor didn't look at it, and walked toward the depths of the cave on his own.

When encountering a fork in the road, he didn't even need to think about it, and decisively entered one of the fork roads.

Familiar as if returning to his own home.

At the same time, Victor said calmly:

"She needs to be more independent."

"Then there should be a better way?"

The crow giggled, making it hard to imagine what kind of color waste was in its scanty brain.

"Tsk tsk, I don't want the ending of your imprisonment to wait for you in the future."

"but……"

The crow raised his head and looked through the wall towards the purple dome.

In that one eye, there is a kind of gleam shining, as if it is perceiving something.

"For you, it is indeed a good choice to dismiss them."

"You've really figured everything out, Victor."

Victor was expressionless and ignored Vega's appreciation, but continued to walk forward in silence.