The Last Dragon: A Harem Fantasy Adventure Book 1 by A. Gray

Author:A. Gray [Gray, A.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2023-09-30T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 35: The Dragon's First Dungeon

Arad stood, approaching the wall, "We have no other choice." He touched the stone wall, "We can't stay here forever. We will make a run for the exit."

Jack approached him, "We can't do that. But will try." He smiled.

Aella stood beside them, "All of this because we separated from Alcott. I will make sure to tell him that." She sighed, grabbing her bow and standing behind Arad with a smile.

Arad quickly cracked the hole, Making it big enough for them to enter. As he peeked his head, he saw nothing in the hallway. "It's safe, for now."

The other two walked after him and looked in a different direction.

"Which way should we go?" Arad asked, looking at Aella.

"You're the one with magic sense. Which direction is the boss?" Aella replied while staring down the pitch-black hallway.

"There is no difference. Both directions are full of magic." Arad replied.

{This place looks nice. How about you take it as a lair?}

^A lair? This place is a dungeon.^

{Remember when I said you could find a place underground to hibernate and grow older? This place looks perfect.} She replied, {But clearing the dungeon is a problem.}

^I don't think we will have that today. Our priority is getting back alive.^

Jack pulled his dagger and got ready, "Then let's go right."

"Found anything?" Aella looked at him.

"No, I just think it will be the right direction," Jack replied, and Arad took the front, slowly leading them into the unknown darkness.

CRACK! When Arad stepped down, the stone he stepped on sank to the ground, almost causing him to fall. "A trap?" He looked around, trying to find any possible danger.

"Don't worry," Jack approached him, "That's just a trip trap,"

"They are made to make you fall if you were running. A mechanism to prevent people from escaping monsters." Aella explained, looking at the ground. "I can't tell which direction they are supposed to work on."

"Will it matter?" Arad looked down at her, "This square hole is symmetrical."

"Those traps are made against adventurers running from monsters. If we knew where the monsters attacked and in which direction the adventurers would run..." Jack looked at Arad.

"We will find the exit," Arad replied with a smile, "Adventurer will run toward the exit."

"Exactly, but this one seems to work in both directions." Aella stood after inspecting the trap, "Be careful and watch your steps," She said.

"Monsters could be close, I see," Arad replied, holding his staff and walking forward. They didn't see monsters before, so they should be ahead.

After walking a bit, they found the hallway dyed red with monsters' blood, the corpses of massive two-headed wolves, a humanoid seven-foot-tall green monster, and even more that they didn't know.

"The blood is fresh. Could it be that an adventuring party is here?" Aella asked, approaching the corpses.

"Those are big slashes, could be Alcott and Ginger?" Jack inspected the corpse of a wolf.

"Let's hope so. That would save us a lot of trouble." Arad sighed, feeling a bit of relief that this was the end.

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