Mischievous Lolita in the Doll

As the discomfort subsided, Mil relaxed. That guy was the strangest person he had ever met.

After he walked away, the two beauties, completely lacking in decorum, collapsed to the ground, panting heavily, and it took them a while to come to their senses.

"What was that... just now?" Xia Ye asked, still shaken.

"I don't know, could it be a guard or something in the ruins?" Ashia quickly took out a bottle of water from her backpack and took a sip.

Mil didn't speak. He felt that the guy was too abnormal. He looked very dangerous, but Mil always felt that there was something strange about the strange man's state, like a delicate cake covered with pitted teeth marks.

"Let's take another route," Xia Ye suggested.

Ashia nodded in agreement, but Mir remained silent, struggling to suppress the urge to go and suicidally confront that guy.

"Hey! Setana, are you there?" Mir called out to the mermaid in his mind again. "I've run into that guy again."

"Yes, I saw it." This time, the mermaid replied almost instantly.

"Huh? You saw it?" Mil recalled the way that person had looked in their direction earlier, and had a feeling that he was looking at him. "Could it be that he was looking at me because he knew you were looking at him?"

"Indeed...very likely."

Mir sensed that the mermaid was feeling guilty, and that she was implying, "Right? Right?"

"let's go."

Just as Mir finished speaking, a roar came from behind him, startling Xia Ye.

Is there any guard left in a place that's been destroyed like this?

Mir turned and delivered a punch imbued with magic, shattering a white phantom into dust. It seemed to be an evil spirit, which died before even showing its face.

"That's strange, why didn't it come out just now?" Ashia asked, puzzled.

Mir picked his nose and said, "They were probably intimidated by my domineering presence."

"Let's leave quickly," Xia Ye said, her face pale.

Whether it was her imagination or not, Mir felt that her calves were trembling.

Ashia relit the candles, first peeking out to make sure there was nothing outside. Once she was sure, she called her teammates over, only to find that Mir had already gone off in a different direction. They quickly followed.

They didn't encounter anyone else along the way, which suggested that the ruins were indeed quite large. As they walked, they discovered that they had come to a dead end.

The three stared at the wall in front of them in silence. Heaven knows why such a long road, without any traps, was still a dead end. Were the builders of this ruin really that bored?

Mil knocked on the wall twice, and feeling that it was solid, he said seriously, "This must be a hidden door."

The other two also thought it might be a hidden door, so the three of them started looking around for a switch or something similar, but they found nothing.

"Let's go back instead," Ashia suggested.

Xia Ye frowned. Why was exploring ruins such a time-consuming and physically demanding activity? Where was the promised excitement... Well, it was indeed quite exciting just now.

“No! This must be a secret door!” Mil remained silent, convinced of his own belief.

The same thing is true: if this were a novel with him as the protagonist, then the author must be an idiot. Why would the protagonist be constantly humiliated?

Mir, dissatisfied, punched the wall, creating a small dent about twenty centimeters thick, but it still didn't penetrate.

Then, without waiting for the other two to stop him, he began frantically pounding the wall until he finally broke through a meter thick wall.

“See, I told you this was a hidden door!” Mir said smugly to the two of them.

Chapter 191 Mill: Rationality Evaporates EX

After smashing a hole large enough for one person to pass through, the three finally saw the scene behind the wall: a spacious, secret room with what appeared to be several coffin-like objects in the center. But that wasn't the main point. The main point was that there were already two groups of people here.

Almost everyone was carrying a torch, clearly indicating they had come prepared. Their clothing wasn't uniform, suggesting they had something else on them that would allow their teammates to recognize them.

At this moment, both groups of people turned their attention to them, seemingly not expecting anyone to dare to use violent demolition to create a passage in the underground ruins.

Mil silently counted their numbers; there were probably over two hundred people on both sides. Then, Mil silently picked up the scattered stones and pieced them together to fill the hole he had smashed.

Both groups of people were stunned by his actions. You made such a powerful entrance, but you were scared away like this?

A volley of arrows shot over, piercing the rock that Mir had just used to cover the cave entrance, and without slowing down, struck Mir directly, but without breaking through his defenses.

They actually had murderous intent towards the person they met right in front of them!

Mir memorized the group of archers through the gap. After firing his arrow, the archer remained still, seemingly certain that the arrow would kill Mir, or perhaps the matter at hand was more important.

"Let's take a detour," Mil surprisingly said, without directly confronting the guy.

"Hmm." The two agreed to the suggestion, after all, there were so many of them, and going over there would be suicide.

Xia Ye gave Mir a strange look. Was this guy really this normal when he was doing something important? He could still endure being shot with an arrow?

"Then wait for me a moment." After saying that, Mir quietly opened the hole that he had just blocked, picked out a large piece, weighed it in his hand, and threw it, accurately hitting the head of the leader of one of the groups. This guy was the one who had just shot the arrow.

The guy was smashed in the head and bleeding profusely, but Mil still felt unsatisfied. He felt that hitting him once was too lenient, after all, this guy had murderous intentions towards them. If it weren't for the fact that there were more of them, Mil would have stuffed a lethal dose of wasabi-flavored hot shit into his mouth.

This is the normal Mil. Xia Ye felt a pang of melancholy, then was the first to start running away; she had pretty much gotten used to Mil's rhythm.

Then Mir followed closely behind, and Ashia, who was last, was stunned for a moment, and then, seeing that the group was chasing after them, she also ran away with them in a panic.

"Why would you do such a thing!" Ashia looked at Mir in horror.

"Because it's too boring, but some people still crave excitement, and... revenge is the way of Mr. Mil." Mil's answer was as reasonable as ever, but Asya felt as if a few words floated above his head: "Rationality Evaporated EX."

The pursuers squeezed through the cave entrance and chased after them, baring their teeth and claws. They had never seen anyone act like this before. They had narrowly escaped death but dared not run away and even dared to attack. Could this be a shill sent by the group that had just confronted them?

However, even if they had this thought in their hearts, they did not intend to let the kid go. After all, their team leader had been humiliated by this kid in front of so many people. If they let him go, where would their face be?

"Stop running!"

"That brat actually had accomplices!"

"Grab them! You can have the women, but I'll take the men!"

Amidst the jeers and curses behind them, the three began their escape.

It has to be said that this ruin is indeed incredibly large, with many forks in the road. After running for about three kilometers, they finally managed to shake off the people behind them. Fortunately, the first group of people who came in had cleared out most of the monsters and evil spirits on the periphery, otherwise they might have been intercepted by these things.

"If I had to choose again... I definitely wouldn't be with you... huff..." Ashia said breathlessly.

No matter how far they run when they're escaping, they'll get tired because they're running at maximum speed.

Mil didn't seem to mind, but the other two were already panting heavily.

Once their breathing had completely calmed down, Mir offered them water.

They accepted the water without hesitation. Ashya drank it down in small sips, and Xia Ye followed suit, also taking small sips. Neither of them drank too much, as water was a valuable resource here, and they couldn't completely avoid drinking water.

"Hey? There's another door up ahead," Mil said in surprise, pointing ahead.

They looked in the direction Mill was pointing and saw a door that was half open.

"Wait!" Xia Ye quickly stopped Mir, who was about to open the door: "The door is half open, there should be someone inside."

Ashia first extinguished the candles, and then the three of them carefully approached the door. Sure enough, they saw many people inside holding torches.

It turned out that there were two groups of people facing off again.

Wait a minute! Why do these people look so familiar?

Mir looked into the secret chamber and found it increasingly familiar, especially the hole in the wall illuminated by the faint firelight.

Aren't these the two groups of people they just encountered? And those people who couldn't catch them came back and confronted another group. Are you NPCs?!

They looked at the coffin-like objects; none of them seemed to have been opened. The other group seemed to be behaving themselves, waiting for the others to come back after chasing after the people.

However, this time they didn't act impulsively. The only one who liked to cause trouble had already been warned by the two beauties. Now they were hiding in the shadows, listening to what the group was saying.

"Doesn't your team leader need treatment? And yet you're trying to steal our stuff," the honest-looking team leader said with a sneer.

"Hmph, we don't need your concern." The leader, whose head was bleeding, covered his head and tried his best to maintain his composure: "More importantly, please don't try to take things from our Storm Kingdom, or you won't be able to bear the consequences."

So these people are from the Storm Kingdom. Mil nodded knowingly, and upon closer inspection, he saw that they all had the Storm Kingdom's insignia sewn onto their chests.

Mir had no good feelings towards the people of Storm Kingdom. Putting aside the fact that there was no order in most parts of that country, the fact that he was kidnapped in Storm Kingdom last time made him resent the country. Moreover, the knights of Storm Kingdom were often more frightening than bandits.

The leader of the group of honest people seemed very angry at the threat from the leader of the Storm Kingdom. He pointed at the other party and shouted without regard for his manners: "Don't think that our Heavenly Road Kingdom is afraid of you. A country formed by a bunch of mobs has the right to provoke us?"

I've heard of the Kingdom of Heavenly Road before. It often acts as a neutral party, stirring up conflicts between other kingdoms, then sides with whichever side has the upper hand. It's a complete troublemaker. The knights of this kingdom aren't much better. Bullying the weak and fearing the strong is common for them. They have the same bad habit as the Knights of Storm Kingdom, which is that when they capture handsome young men and women as prisoners... need I say more?

If the knights of the Storm Kingdom were forced into becoming scum by the necessities of life, then the knights of the Sky Road Kingdom became scum voluntarily.

In short, this was a conflict between two disgusting "orders of knights".

"Heh." The leader of the Storm Kingdom wiped his blood-covered eyes. "I'm not underestimating you, but we Storm Kingdom warriors are fearless. If you doubt us and oppose us, then see how many of you our lives can take!"

Although he said he wasn't looking down on the other person, his eyes clearly showed contempt.

Upon hearing this, the leader of the Sky Road Kingdom hesitated. He knew that the Storm Kingdom was full of lunatics, and it wasn't worth risking his life for something unknown. Besides... they weren't exactly honest either; they had already seen what was inside.

“So it’s something that happens in other kingdoms. Let’s not get involved,” Ashia suggested. She didn’t think she and her group could gain any advantage from so many people; they would probably be discovered and killed immediately.

Xia Ye nodded. She was a complete newbie; she knew nothing. For now, she just needed to follow their lead. Hmm… Mir, never mind.

But Xia Ye noticed a problem: "Where is Mir?"

Chapter 192 The Great Demon King Mil, Who Stirred Up Conflict

Upon hearing this, Ashia had a bad feeling. She stiffened her neck and looked around, but couldn't find the dim-witted man.

Then she stiffened her neck and looked into the doorway. With her keen observation skills, she quickly spotted Mir mixed in with the Heavenly Road Kingdom's group. She didn't know when he had sneaked in, but he looked perfectly natural in the dim light.

The leader of the Sky Road Kingdom hesitated. He was already considering whether he should back down. After all, they could cooperate with the Storm Kingdom in this ruin, but they certainly couldn't give them all the benefits.

"us……"

Just as the leader of the Heavenly Road Kingdom was about to begin negotiations, he was interrupted by a voice from within his own ranks:

"These beasts from the Storm Kingdom actually think we're afraid of them! Do they think we're easy to bully?!"

Holy crap, who is it?!

The team leader stared wide-eyed and glanced back at his team, but couldn't find who had spoken. However, everyone's emotions seemed to have been stirred up by that remark.

God knows how frustrated they were by the kingdom's order to "not provoke anyone." If you don't want us to provoke anyone, what use are we, a group of ability users? Go send some civilized people instead!

The people from the Storm Kingdom on the other side were also stunned. When did the Sky Road Kingdom become so tough? Weren't they a bunch of cowards who dared not mess with anyone?

But the attitude of the other side still stirred up the bloodlust ingrained in the bones of these men from the Storm Kingdom, and some of them had already begun to provoke them in resentment: