Jammy
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Exit Room "Caleb...?" Yernil glanced at me sideways. "Why... Why are you refusing?" "You don't want to join our party?" The dwarf frowned. "Yes. Only four people can pass through the exit gate, right?" "Hmm." At that, all three people swallowed hard as if they had been hit with an important point. "That's right." The exit gate is very unstable, so once one person passes through, it collapses and disappears within 5 minutes. And since the collapse accelerates each time someone…-
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Exit Room (2) That scene was like an inverted carpet bombing. Four lightning bolts shooting up into the sky struck the ceiling one after another, causing explosions. Burning spider webs and rotten wooden ceiling board fragments. The cascade of debris pouring down looked like a waterfall made of fire. "What the hell is this······." "How did four shots go off at once······." "Was I the only one who couldn't hear the incantation?" Even the dwarf party trio froze momentarily at…
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The Wizard of Trust "Abisson!" The beastman's ears perked up. "This is Abisson's backpack!?" "Did you meet Abisson!" The dwarf shouted. "I thought it looked familiar! Where did you see the body?" The priest was delighted. "I didn't find Abisson's corpse, I got it as loot after fighting with a slave team." I briefly summarized the story of my encounter with the bald party. "My word! Such a thing happened." "That's really incredible!" The priest and beastman were moved to…
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Turn-Based Yernil Kurururung-. The cleared exit room begins to collapse. Egg shells and wooden rafters, mud and stones, sand and such were pouring down from the ceiling. The structure of the 1st floor of the labyrinth is changing. And the exit room will be newly generated somewhere else. The cleared exit room closes after about 5 minutes. The walls gradually approach and narrow the space, then teop! and swallow everything up. If you're inside, you die. So if you're a human capable of…
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The Dream of Leveling Up It's been twelve hours since we entered the labyrinth. We've killed about 20 Goblins, and quite a few magic stones have accumulated in our backpack. And we're slowly reaching our physical limits. We needed rest. "Let's take a break." "Really?" At my words, Yernil's face instantly brightened. She'd been gloomy ever since the battle with the slave team, but suddenly she's full of life. Your expression is really transparent, isn't it? "Would you like to…
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Chapter 5: Magic University Slave Team (2) The bald man appeared to be the leader of that slave party. And surprisingly, rather than fighting me, he came with a strategy to recruit me. The logic he poured out flowed like water. "You can't break through this shield with 1st-grade magic anyway." It was incorrect information, but it was true for now. To destroy a Goblin shield with 1st-grade magic, you need more than 13 points of Wisdom. "Same goes for those toothpick-like arrows." The…
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Magic University Slave Team Hope is visible. I too have become optimistic about survival. This is because the combination of 10 Wisdom points and the Turn-based Hourglass was much better than I had thought. Being able to always seize the initiative, and the fact that my destructive power could one-shot-one-kill most enemies on the first floor of the labyrinth, worked out surprisingly advantageously. Do you remember the moment when I first burned two Goblins to death with Fireball? At that…
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Trap Where does the mistake begin and end, and how should it be corrected? My first judgment to tell Yernil to be quiet wasn't wrong. Rather, I should have shut her mouth much earlier. If she had enough energy to chatter, I should have told her to examine the front, the ground beneath her feet, and the walls one more time. Not to waste even a moment of concentration. We weren't here on a picnic, and the labyrinth isn't lenient. That's what I should have said. 'Let me think.' I have to…
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The Turn-Based Hourglass 5 seconds to grasp the situation. 55 seconds available to devise a strategy. ......While thinking that, I wasted another second. 'Think. Think.' How can I escape this crisis? On the hourglass, the action points were displayed. Originally, when playing on a computer, 4 action points would allow movement of more than 10 meters. However, right now my body couldn't move at all. I could guess the reason for this, too. The 60 seconds given now are only…
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The Abyss of the Labyrinth There's a saying that all real-time games are actually turn-based games. If you think of 'doing nothing during an infinitely small unit of time' as completing one turn, that is. Sophistry? I thought so too. Until I got possessed by this crazy game and became a turn-based wizard. *** <The Abyss of the Labyrinth> That game was a traditional D&D-style turn-based strategy RPG. A roguelike single-player game where you descend to the deepest part of a…
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