Skadi, returning to infinity

After all, Tsunade also needs help. If he and Skadi both stay here, Tsunade might be in danger.

Realizing he had greater responsibilities to shoulder, Naruto became much more composed.

In mid-air, he spun a Rasengan in his hand and charged into a group of skeletons, blasting them away and clearing a path for everyone else.

"Skadi, come back quickly."

Tsunade looked at Skadi and shouted.

"Don't worry, I will return in glory."

He said it softly, not loudly, but everyone could hear him.

Tsunade sighed. Now, she had to trust Skadi.

While Tsunade and the others continued their breakout, Skadi's eyes narrowed as she looked at the giant wolf howling from a high point in the distance.

A rift appeared in the void, [Timing] was drawn, and Skadi charged straight into the enemy's back row like an unstoppable war machine.

That's where the real enemy is.

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Chapter 43: Death and Despair, There Is No Equality Between You and Me

Jump into the air and select the first effect of [Leaping Wave Strike].

Skadi fell into the horde of skeletons, and [Timing] swept through them.

"Kill 10 D-rank skeletons and gain 1 point of Willpower."

In an instant, several notifications came, and a skeleton soldier provided her with 0.1 points of willpower.

There are over ten thousand skeleton soldiers here, but they can only provide her with a little over a thousand units of willpower.

The game "Gods' Game" does not encourage killing low-level enemies to gain wish power, and Skadi has no such intention either.

However, with over a thousand points of willpower available, Skadi was somewhat tempted.

But it was only for a moment, and then she continued to rush forward, killing all the skeleton soldiers that blocked her way.

With her [Leaping Wave Strike] active, Skadi is a war goddess; not a single skeleton soldier can withstand a single blow from her.

She arrived at the back of the Skull Sea almost without any hindrance and saw the orc captain sitting on the "throne".

Beneath his "throne," two necromancers continuously cast necromancy spells on a magic circle.

No new skeletons are being created anymore; what they're doing now is keeping the skeleton soldiers at their peak combat effectiveness.

Killing these two necromancers will basically wipe out the skeleton horde.

However, around this "throne" are dozens of different summoned creatures.

"Seven in Grade A, thirteen in Grade B, and twenty in Grade C."

"There's also an S-rank monster, making a total of 31 monsters."

"A summoner?"

The two necromancers possess A-grade summons, and with the support of a special magic circle, they can summon over ten thousand D-grade skeleton soldiers to form a skeleton army.

sea.

This orc is really rich; every summoner is indeed a walking treasure trove.

"Hello, S-Class Agent Skadi."

The orc captain sat on his "throne," looking down at Skadi, whose [Leaping Wave] had vanished, and smiled.

His long fangs protruded from his lower lip, making him look somewhat ferocious as he smiled.

"S-rank? No, I'm just a D-rank agent."

When Skadi heard him say that, she reached out and pulled up a screen from the [Game of Gods], pointing to the evaluation of herself on it.

[D-Class Agent]

"Hehe, whether it's D-rank or S-rank."

"We are all agents, and we have no life-or-death grudges."

"There's no need to fight to the death for these missions, right?"

The orc captain didn't dwell on such matters; he stared at Skadi with a clear gaze.

“If the tasks don’t conflict, I don’t think our cooperation is a problem.”

Skadi tilted her head; this was perfectly normal.

Agents can be enemies or partners.

For many of the agents, they themselves, those chosen by the "Game of Gods," are the true "chosen ones."

All the people in the mission world are NPCs. If it weren't for mission requirements, they would even kill these NPCs at will.

This kind of thinking permeates almost 90% of agents, to the point that many agents act recklessly.

If you encounter other agents in a conflict-based mission world, and their missions don't conflict, then many agents will choose...

Choose to cooperate.

Having an extra friend is far more advantageous than having an extra enemy in [Gods' Game].

After all, having one more friend might not help you, but having one more enemy means you can expect them to chase you down and kill you even if it takes more than a dozen missions.

Skadi understood what he meant, so she also wanted to know if she could work with him.

"What is your mission?" the other person asked, staring intently at Skadi.

"What about your mission?" She wasn't going to fall for that so easily. If she revealed her mission to the other party, and they saw a conflict between it and their own mission...

If she doesn't showcase herself, then she's been tricked.

There can be no relaxation in any cooperation with the agent, otherwise you might be betrayed by them.

"It seems we don't trust each other."

Seeing that Skadi wasn't shown up, the Orc Captain wasn't shown up either.

This tacitly conveys to the other party that one's task is important and is likely to conflict with theirs.

It's a bit of a shame that we can't know her mission, but being able to lure her here is already a success.

"I never intended to work with you from the beginning."

This entire team of agents was assigned to them by themselves through the [Game of Gods], and their mission was inevitably the opposite of hers.

Skadi was well aware of this, so she never intended to cooperate with the other party; she just wanted to deceive the orc.

The orc captain understood her meaning, so when he saw Skadi avoid cooperation, he clapped his hands.

In the distance, from the direction Tsunade and the others had left, came a deafening explosion.

"I'm sorry, but if you cooperate with us, we can still help you complete your mission successfully."

"But since you're not going to cooperate with us, then you can be buried here with them."

He gave a cold smile, and as he finished speaking, his summoned creatures vanished without a trace.

These summoned creatures are extremely valuable; it would be a huge waste to squander them here.

The orc captain only sent them out to contain Skadi, not to send them to their deaths.

With the two necromancers also being recalled, all ten thousand-plus skeleton soldiers turned to dust and vanished.

Skadi watched the other's actions with indifferent eyes, seemingly unaware of the danger lurking there, and stared at the orc captain.

"I won't play with you either..."

"Hmm? A ghost god contract?"

The orc captain, having tricked Skadi, was about to retreat happily when he suddenly noticed a bloody line appear between himself and Skadi.

The long-term connection links the two of them.

Upon seeing this line, his first thought was "Ghostly Contract".

But the subsequent notification of the "Game of Gods" made him extremely uneasy.

[Ashura, Agent No. 350487, you have been locked in by Agent Skadi using the 'Death Contract'.]

The contract will set aside the five most valuable items of both parties, including bloodline, skills, weapons, equipment, and treasures, as the price the loser must pay.

Place it on the balance scale.

[Once this contract is activated, it can only be dissolved upon the death of one party.]

If a life-or-death battle cannot be completed within one hour, the "Death Pact" will annihilate both parties.

Upon seeing this notification, the orc captain immediately summoned back the creatures he had just retrieved, which surrounded him and stared intently at Skadi.

Why do you think I made you say so much?

A strange purple light flashed in Skadi's ruby-like eyes, and her body changed after she finished speaking.

Seeing Skadi's transformation, the orc captain almost stopped breathing.

This oppressive feeling is just like the first time I faced that guy.

Who exactly is she?

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Chapter 44: Come forth, Sky Dragon of Osiris

A dragon's roar, seemingly emanating from the very soul, resounded, and lightning flashed across the sky.

A bolt of purple lightning struck Skadi, but it did not harm her.