Hayes thought she knew Ketal well enough. Having cleared two Dungeons together, she believed she had a grasp of what kind of person he was. 0

He was peculiar and highly curious, but fundamentally, he was a good person. He showed consideration for others and carried himself with courtesy. Deep down, she had assumed the barbarian was a unique yet ordinary being surviving in this world.0

However, something felt off right now. There was an alien quality to him. He was not someone who shared her values. She realized this unsettling truth. Hayes suddenly felt that the barbarian had grown distant.0

Boom!0

Amidst these thoughts, the battle raged on. Light and darkness clashed, their shockwaves sweeping across the battlefield.0

Clang!0

Ashetiaar violently struck her hammer against Aquaz’s shield and staggered back. Her hammer had the remnants of the golden divine light, which she shook off swiftly.0

As expected of the dog of the gods, Ashetiaar thought. 0

She knew her power was superior to Aquaz. The gap between them was undeniable—so big that she would...0