An invincible journey starting from a different race

...But if I were a few seconds later, would I have said something even more shameful?

But Lim didn't know either.

But when he saw Aesop coming back, Lim's heart, which was almost desperate, became much calmer.

how to say?

Although the process is quite annoying, as for the result, seeing Aesop will naturally make you feel at ease.

...Hmm? What's going on with this weird feeling? Is the female inside me awakening?!

Kelim immediately became alert.

This can't go on like this...right?

If I think about it carefully, I am a hermaphrodite. I just use the male part most of the time, but that doesn't mean I can't use the female part.

Balance is best, right?

If I were a female, what would I think of Aesop?

Once this idea popped up in his mind, it spread like wildfire like mushrooms after rain, forcing Klim to shake his head frantically, trying to get rid of all the weird thoughts in his mind. If he couldn't get rid of them, he would be doomed!

Aesop had no idea what kind of inner struggle Kolim was going through. He looked around and found that Stank and Bruzi were no longer in the magic circle. He asked Kolim, "Where are Stank and Bruzi?"

But then Lim came to his senses. Now was not the time to think about those strange things. Yu Li quickly told Aesop everything that had happened before.

Aesop listened and thought, then said, "So they also encountered this."

"You met them too? You said 'also'?" Kelimu immediately caught the key word. "Do you mean you met them too? The people from the previous exploration team?"

Before Aesop could answer, Kelimu immediately spoke anxiously.

"But I've seen the list Miss Molly gave me. Besides Miss Molly, there aren't any women on it! So the people Stank and Brutz saw couldn't possibly be from the previous exploration team."

"I know that." Aesop nodded and said, "It's true that the person they met wasn't the previous explorer, but the Snow Girl."

Kelimu was slightly stunned: "Snow Girl?"

"Yes," Aesop said, "According to ancient records, the Snow Girl once possessed magic similar to mental attacks, allowing her to seduce passing adventurers in the mountains."

Kelimu was a little stunned: "This... How come I haven't heard of it? I haven't seen such a snow girl in the extremely cold underground streets."

"Because the current Snow Maidens no longer have this ability," Aesop explained. "To be more precise, the Snow Maidens who left the snowfield no longer have this ability. Their ability comes from the snowfield, or rather, from that mythical creature. And now that they are so close to that mythical creature, they have naturally regained that ability."

"So, Stank and Brutz were seduced by the Snow Girl?" Klim asked. "Can they transform into whatever Stank and Brutz want to see? This, this, this..."

This is too scary!

Kelim quickly asked, "What will happen to the adventurers who are seduced away?"

He was very anxious because the Snow Girl had always had a bad reputation. Even super veterans like Stank didn't dare to attack the Snow Girl. Even in the extremely cold underground streets, they would rather fight the Sea Lion Girl than go around the more beautiful Snow Girl.

"Those legends in history have all sorts of stories," Aesop said. "Most never returned, and even those who did ended up in a bad way. Some were forced to marry a snow woman, some lost their heads forever, and some thought they had experienced an unparalleled Tatakai, but when the magic wore off, they found that the person riding on them was an old woman holding a kitchen knife and shouting 'Ooooh!'..."

"Okay, okay, stop talking!" Lim's face turned green. "What a horror story! Let's go and rescue them."

No matter what the outcome is, Kolim doesn't want to see them appear on Stank and Brutz.

Aesop nodded, canceled the magic circle protecting Klim, and went to look for Stank and Brutz together.

Following Aesop, Kelim did feel a lot more at ease.

After walking a short distance, Kelimu asked Aesop, "What did you see when you went to that fork in the road?"

"Nothing much, I just found the right path." Aesop said, "I can feel the source of that very powerful magic, somewhat similar to Miss Huang."

Kelim understood. "You mean, have you sensed the presence of that mythical creature in the snowfield? So, we're not far from it?"

"That's hard to say," Aesop said. "Back in the underground hot spring, I could sense Miss Huang's aura along the waterway from the outer ring to the middle ring, but we were still quite a distance away from her at that time. So the fact that I can sense this person's aura now doesn't mean we're that close. But it's definitely not as far away as Miss Huang's, because this person is frozen, and it's not easy for his aura to escape. But if it can really penetrate the thick ice and reach here, it means that he is truly too powerful, or he is about to awaken."

Kelimu was a little confused, but then he remembered something and asked, "When you mentioned the Snow Girl earlier, you used the word 'also'. Could it be that after you left us, you also met the Snow Girl?"

Aesop nodded and said, "Of course, they are very hungry here. If they can seduce Stank and Brutz, they will naturally not let me go."

But Lim immediately understood: "These guys are really scary... No wonder you took so long to come back. Were you dealing with them? It seems you successfully resisted their temptation, but Stank and Bruce couldn't. Sigh. So how did you resist?"

"Oh, I couldn't resist." Aesop said lightly, "They succeeded."

Klim: “……?”

251 How to release the curse

Kelim stared at Aesop blankly.

"They succeeded...what does that mean?"

Aesop replied, "That's what it means. They told me to have some fun, so I went over to have some fun. But as soon as I started having fun, they couldn't have any fun anymore."

What the hell is happy or unhappy?

After Aesop finished explaining, Kelim not only didn't understand, but became even more confused. It took him a long time to figure out what was going on.

He asked cautiously, "Is it because of the curse Miss Huang left on you?"

Aesop nodded.

Good guy, that’s it.

Those snow maidens came out to seduce Aesop, but Aesop couldn't resist the seduce and followed them. However, when he was about to be happy, he accidentally triggered the curse and killed the other snow maidens in an instant.

How should I say this?

Although the ending is good, the process is really... so that Kolim really doesn't know what to say and can only respond with silence.

But Aesop did not remain silent. He seemed to have a strong desire to talk and said to Kelim, "Actually, I am still quite restrained in my control. Or perhaps, they are still very afraid of me."

Kelimu was puzzled and asked, "Why do you say that?"

"Because the curse on me is stronger than the curse on them." Aesop explained, "The curse on them comes from the one here, while the curse on me comes from the Phoenix."

"Then shouldn't the curses on you be able to be offset?" Kelimu said, "Miss Huang and this guy from the snowfield are both mythical creatures, of the same class, so the curses should be equally powerful."

"No, even if Xueyuan is on the same level as Huang, the curses on them are far less intense than mine," Aesop said. "Because the curse concentration on me is higher than theirs, the concentration of the curse I received from Huang is about one-tenth of her original body. And the concentration of the curse those snow maidens received from that person might only be one-hundredth, or even one-thousandth of her original body."

Kelim probably understood: "So, my curse is greater than yours?"

"Yes, so when I release the power of the curse, they will also feel it, and then retreat and flee as if they have encountered a natural enemy." Aesop said with some regret, "So when they encountered me before, I was chasing them and they were fleeing, and I chased them again and they fled again. It is obvious that they don't want to contend with the power of my curse."

"Is that so?" Kelimu said, becoming slightly excited. "So, as long as you keep releasing the power of your curse, we can be free from the interference of the Snow Girl? We can travel freely here!"

Aesop nodded and said, "In theory, it's possible, but in reality there are still two small problems that are difficult to solve."

"What little problem?"

Aesop raised a finger. "First, besides you having antibodies to this, both Stank and Bruce will be affected by my curse. Although I can disperse those snow girls, it will hurt others. This is not worth the loss."

But Lim hadn't thought of this and nodded subconsciously: "That seems to be true. I had forgotten about it... What's the second point?"

Aesop raised his second finger and said, "If you expose your head for too long in a place like this, you'll catch a cold. I just tried it and it didn't feel good."

Kelim was stunned. He didn't understand what it meant at first, but after he thought about it carefully, he suddenly realized it.

"Asshole! How did you cast the curse just now?" Ke Limu thought of the scene of Isona walking the bird in the snow, and he became completely Spartan. "Don't you think that's too weird? How could you do such a thing?!"

"Is there anything wrong with that?" Aesop was dissatisfied with Klim's reaction. "How else do you think I cast the curse?"

"I don't care how you release it... It can't be released like this no matter what!" Ke Lim's face was completely red, and he had to cover his face with his hands. "Don't you think this method is too perverted? Others will think you are a pervert! This kind of thing is too perverted no matter how you think about it!"

"So I also feel that this method is indeed a bit inappropriate." Aesop waved his hand and said, "But it doesn't matter. If that's all, I have already thought of a solution."

"It's really hard for you to come up with a solution." Kelim took his hands off his face and looked at Aesop. "So, what's your solution?"

Aesop shook the backpack in his hand. Amanda was hibernating inside. Because Aesop had cast gravity magic on the backpack, he could easily carry it with one hand.

"Does Amanda have the solution?" Kelim was curious. "What do you want to do?"

"It's very simple. Just let Amanda heat it up for me." Aesop replied, "She's not afraid of curses, so she just needs to follow me. I cast the curse while she heats up the source of my curse. Isn't that enough?"

Kelim stared at Aesop blankly.

Aesop was also looking at him.

They looked at each other like this for about ten seconds, then Kelim took a deep breath, exhaled slowly, and suddenly exploded.

"Be a human being, Aesop! I really beg you to be a human being! Amanda may be a fire dragon, but she's also a child!" Kelim pointed at Aesop's nose and said, "A guy like you would be hanged in the church! I want to judge you myself and hang you a thousand times over."

Aesop looked at Kelim in confusion and said, "Why are you reacting so strongly? Can't I just let Amanda stand next to me and warm me up?"

"Of course not...eh?" Kelimu was slightly taken aback. "Stand beside you? Just stand beside you?"

"What else?" Aesop said, "Amanda's body temperature is already very high, like a moving bonfire. Is there anything wrong with waking her up when we need warmth?"

"Then why did you ask her to heat it for you?"

"She's standing next to me, and the temperature has gone up. Doesn't that naturally heat things up?"

"So, is that so?" Kelim was about to say that even this was quite perverted, but at this moment he caught a glimpse of something in the corner of his eye. He turned around and looked, his eyes widening. "That's... Stank! He's still fighting with the Snow Girl!"

Aesop also took a look and said, "That's not the Snow Girl."

"Ah? Really?" Kelim couldn't see clearly. "Then Stank's opponent is..."

Aesop looked carefully and then replied, "It's Bruce."

Kelim: “…”

252 When two brave men meet on a narrow road, the braver one wins!

Stank gripped the sword tightly in his hand and stared at the elegant and beautiful Grizzli Girl in front of him.

He couldn't remember why he came here, nor could he think of what he was going to do next. But when he met the Grizzly Bear Girl in front of him, at the very least, he knew what he was going to do, and at the most, he suddenly found the meaning of his existence.

He couldn't quite remember what had happened.

With only vague memories in his mind, he remembered that he was an unrivaled swordsman who came to the snowy plains to chase a group of monsters that hunted adventurers.

He had encountered those monsters before.

After a hard fight, even though he possessed unparalleled swordsmanship in the world, he gradually fell into a disadvantage because he was outnumbered.

Just when he was about to be defeated, the monsters suddenly ran away in terror.

He didn't know what happened, but when he turned around, he found the grizzly bear girl standing behind him, who was also holding a sword.

Stank felt familiar yet unfamiliar with this grizzly bear girl.

It feels familiar because I seem to have seen her somewhere.

It felt strange because it was as if I had never seen her before.

This wasn't nonsense, but the real thought that came to Stank's mind the moment he saw the Grizzly Bear Mother. At first, he didn't understand why he had such a strange feeling, but he soon understood.

Perhaps it's because they are the same kind of people?

Because everyone is an unrivaled swordsman?

Stank also understood that it was this grizzly bear lady who saved him from those monsters.

He originally wanted to express his gratitude to Grizzlie, but before the words came out of his mouth, Stank noticed Grizzlie's sword.

So sharp, strong and extremely majestic.

They are completely different from the "charming" grizzly bear lady.

At that moment, Stank understood the purpose of the grizzly bear lady in front of him.

She didn't want his gratitude, but rather... a desire to defeat herself. This was the pride of a swordsman. As a fellow swordsman, Stank could fully understand the desire to completely defeat the other swordsman, to plunge his sword into their body and enjoy their expression as they begged for mercy in pain.

Why does Stank know so much?

Because... this was also his own idea.

Noticing the Grizzly Bear's high fighting spirit, Stank felt his own blood boiling. The burning fighting spirit poured into his own sword, so much so that it seemed to come alive, its tip trembling gently and gleaming with a milky white light—the snow about to melt.

Defeat her! Defeat her! Defeat her!

Although neither of them spoke, the thoughts and fighting spirit that emerged in their minds were exactly the same.

How can a so-called swordsman even call himself a swordsman if he doesn't engage in a hearty battle at a time like this?!