The True Endgame Volume 1 by Arriande Ace

Author:Arriande, Ace
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2023-07-09T00:00:00+00:00

After being chased around the ship by Cassiel, dodging whatever she could get her hands on to throw at him, Fenrir felt like he must have leveled up his speed and evasion.

Unfortunately, Cassiel’s ability at throwing things increased just as much as his ability to dodge them.

The two eventually settled down and collapsed on the deck. He was pretty sure that he wasn’t even that tired when running away from Coastedge the first night.

“Alright, alright, truce. Let’s call it a tie,” Fenrir offered.

Between heavy breaths and calling him a bastard, Cassiel agreed to his offer and sheathed her sword.

“How much longer do you think it’s going to take until we’re there?” he asked.

“It’s on the southern coast of this region, so… just over three days in-game if we keep this speed,” Cassiel answered.

“How long does it take to cross the ocean?”

“About the same. It’s just going to take so long to get to Port Tugator because we have to go around the coast instead of straight to it.”

Fenrir stood up and looked over to the coast. “I just realized something. How come there aren’t more coastal villages down here? We went past a few more south of Coastedge, but I haven’t seen any since crossing the strait.”

“Do you think building a small coastal town with a jungle full of dinosaur monsters right behind you is going to work very well?”

“You know, you might have a point there,” Fenrir said before stretching. “Hey, if you plan on staying on for a while, want to train? I figure that we might as well try to gain some more practice fighting—wait, do you get equal experience and skills and all of that by dueling a friend? I know it usually doesn’t count in other games unless it’s an actual enemy.”

“As long as you’re pushing yourself, it doesn’t matter who you’re fighting. Just like in real life,” Cassiel explained. “But just know that I won’t take it easy on you, and you’re not going to be able to beat me.”

“So confident in yourself. Come on, I’m sure I can win at least once.”

“So confident in yourself,” Cassiel mocked.

After finishing off the small cannonball that Fenrir gave her, Rock returned to the first ball and tried to jump up onto it to balance on it. Jumping onto it was the easy part. Staying balanced on it instead of tumbling off was not. It didn’t help that the ball was constantly rolling around thanks to the shifting ship.

Both Rock and her master trained in different ways.

Unfortunately, they both failed horribly at it.

“Told you,” Cassiel said, standing over Fenrir with her foot on his head and sword pointed down at his neck.

“How… how long was it between when you got reset and met me?” Fenrir asked. His vision was almost entirely black and he couldn’t move either of his arms.

“Seven days in real life, so two weeks in-game. I fought every monster I could find to practice on my way back to Coastedge and had duels in every town I stayed in.

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