Chapter 86: 86 Elimination Complete.

A growling laugh echoed through the room. The Orc chief sat on a thick trunk on the corner, gazing down.

Its hands were smeared with blood from the gutted beast, and the tangy stance roused its appetite, letting its lips loose in a sly grin.

Today’s harvest comes from the promise they made when a certain number of them gathered: they would ransack the town that stood near the north.

Not only that, the chief also had called upon other Orcs that resided deeper in the forest to join on their expedition.

But no one was willing to come beside those who wanted to show their strength and wanted to dominate human life behind those walls.

Every night, the Orc chief dispatched some of its scouts to investigate the human settlement and search for a solution to where they launched an attack.

Far toward the east from here, they found a path that seemed lesser in guard, and many people, men, and women, loitered around in search of small beasts and herbs to be collected.

After receiving the news last night, the Orc chief held a party to raise the morale of its subordinates, waiting for the land to succumb to the darkness.

The Orc Chief couldn’t hold the smirk plastered on its flat face, recalling the image of screaming humans trampled under its might.

Then, the Orc Chief would snatch their settlements and rule over the town surrounded by women who were broken by anguish and terror.

Only imagining the sight was enough to make its crotch hot and lips spread in an eerie laugh.

However, the goal it had been envisioned broke as the appearance of humans. Both wore contrasting black and white outfits with weapons in their hands.

Blood that gathered on its lower half dwindled as it rushed toward the head, making blue veins visible on its temple, and stood up.

“Gaah!”.

The Orch Chief let out a thunderous roar that shook the place and instilled fear in its subordinates near it.

It turned around and grasped the handle of the rusty broadsword it found within the forest, the remains of those who fell in the line of those who explored the forest.

A black human wielded its silver blade that gleamed fiercely and lunged forward like a mad boar, obliterating everything in his path.

Blood splattered, covering the entire place in chaotic madness; the Chief subordinates, one by one, fell as the black human approached its side.

The Orc chief tensed all the muscles around its body and swung the broadsword that sent shockwaves, halting the black human in place.

As the enemy was petrified by its greatness, the Orc Chief growled, keeping its lips in check from grinning.

“Gaaaah!”.

With a swing, the sword in hand cleaved through the atmosphere and then embedded into the ground, boring a deep wound with a web crack.

The dust rose, covering its vision from the black human frozen from shock. The Orc’s lips parted in a hideous grin as he tensed his hand but only to stiffen.

“Gah?”.

“Of course, it would be stuck in the ground after you swung it that hard”. The smoke cleared out, revealing a black human walking toward the Orc Chief calmly, “You foolish Orc”.

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Jin, who walked toward the Orc leader, stopped a few meters ahead, gazing into its dark red eyes that glinted viciously with rage.

*Gaaah!

He knitted his brows for the resounding roar that shook his eardrums.

’Tch, can you be quiet for a moment?’. Jin raised both arms to cover his ears, waiting for the echoing howl to stop.

After the leader halted its outburst, Jin scanned his area to see all the regular Orcs were aiming toward the girls behind.

Silvia’s fluid movement and trained technique butchered every Orc that approached—opening the carnage stage filled with bloody dances.

The whistling arrow that pierced its target on point came from the Blonde-haired Elves, who watched them back in firm reassurance.

They move in sync without wasting a single breath; Silvia, as if having another eye on her nape, tilted her head to the approaching arrow, making it penetrate the Orc shoulder before she stabbed its chest.

’I guess I don’t need to worry about them’. As he watched the two fight, a sigh escaped his lips, and he turned toward the Orc Chief, who managed to uproot the sword from the ground.

His feet tremble feeling the weight from its strength. Jin brows furrowed together and clenched the katana tight.

The Orc chief swung the sword sideways, sending a wind blowing the dust, scattering the remnants of its subordinates’ bodies, and with a twist of its wrist, the huge sword descended toward Jin’s head.

’Okay, let’s try this’. Jin curled his lips and slipped past the sword edge, running toward the Orc’s abdomen.

[Black Heaven Style Combat]

Jin thrust his right elbow, carrying the weight of his body and the momentum he built from the run.

*Boom!

A tremendous shock was generated from the impact as it sent the Orc Chief’s body flying toward the walls.

Jin exhaled the breath he held and rolled his shoulder to loosen the tension in his body. He sheathed the katana with swift hands, storing it in his Item Box.

“Well, pretty useful, I guess”.

There was a reason why Jin had to do all this waiting. He wanted to test his raw strength without external help from the enhancement as he wanted to know his limit.

But the result was more than he predicted. Jin curled his fingers in tight fists. ’Let’s continue using this Technique’.

The Orc chief, who was on four, held its gouged abdomen. A searing agony that tore the flesh and ransacked the internal organs plunged its consciousness into vivid black.

Blue blood coughed out from the chief mouth before it stood up with a black aura coated around the skins.

Its massive body bulged as if alive, followed by an oppressive pressure that hit the room like a thunderous rumble.

Jin aligned his legs vertically with no exact form. He took these principles from the martial art he saw in his previous world, created by a legendary iconic figure who passed away long ago.

“I’m ready”. He stood in wait, focusing his eyes on probing the enemy’s next move.

The Orc Chief dashed forward with a raised sword and brought it down using all the weight it could muster.

Jin stomped hard and dashed forward, facing the ferocious blade that could rip him.

He sidestepped, dodging the blade with a paper-thin margin then a flick from his elbow sent the monster sword to the wall with a reverberated clank.

The monster, who lost its balance, fell like a crumbling building, which was welcomed by Jin’s knee to the jaw, sending one of its tusks flying into the atmosphere.

Not enough with just that, he spun forward and straightened his right leg to deliver an axe kick straight to its skull.

Jin inhaled deeply as he landed on the ground and started to rain down the Orc with his onslaught. He was swift in delivering his punch, kick, and any attack using his body as a weapon.

Blood smeared his black outfit and cold face, turning him into a menace on the battlefield. The crunchy sound of shattered bones bounced within the rocky walls, enveloping the place with eerie silence.

“Hm?”. Jin exhaled and stood petrified by a burst of black aura that flooded the entire place from the Orc.

His expression hardened, noticing the monster’s body twisted in grotesque sight.

With a crisp sound of bones realigned, its regenerating process started, and soon, the monster’s body regained its peak.

*Gaaah!

The Orc Chief’s thunderous roar gouged the floor with cracks that sprawled over. With a swift thrust, it sent a powerful strike that vaporized the surrounding moisture as Jin gulped to moisten his parched throat.

“Huff,”. Jin inhaled and jerked his fist forward to collide with the approaching boulder.

All sound disappeared as the two forces exploded, blasting the atmosphere that pulverized the land near them.

Both repelled each other, and the monster with a weight on its side regained its stance fast and started to rain Jin with its attack.

Each strike it unleashed was enough to pulverize a huge boulder, and its black, murky aura seemed to rise higher, on the verge of reaching another high.

A continuous boom resonated within the vast cave, becoming a witness of the birth of an evolving Orc.

Jin’s expression tightened, the atmosphere and the murky aura that gathered behind the monster sending a chill caressing his back.

’I need to end this fast!’. With trained steps, he dodged the incoming barrage with calm and firm intention in his mind.

Jin focused his intention on his inside, diving deep into his subconsciousness, and felt something flowing like a gentle stream, then condensed it in his fist.

He deflected the incoming attack, which destroyed the ground behind him, but Jin kicked the ground and shot like a gale toward the monster’s chest.

It happened in a blink, and the Orc couldn’t follow him with its raging state.

“This is the end”. Jin struck the orc’s chest with a ’boom,’ shattering the ribs and crushing its heart inside.

However, the monster twitched and Jin’s body unconsciously started to follow up an attack, closing their first quest as a team.

Meanwhile, the two girls behind gulped their saliva at the violent scene before them. The boy kept sending his punch and Kick toward the now-dead monster, wanting to turn it into minced meat.

Iris glanced at her side and simultaneously, met her gaze with Silvia. Silence wrapped around their stiffened lips before they bitterly smiled.

“Go ahead, Silvia”.

“No, no. I leave it to you, as an elder”.

A vein popped out from her temple, and with a cramped smile, Iris spoke, “Do you mean I’m old?”.

Silvia waved her hands sideways, “No, of course not. I just want to say that maybe you, as an experienced mother, know how to calm the berserk child”.

Iris froze as she caught Silvia’s meaning. She shifted her attention toward the other side. She clicked her tongue and averted her gaze, “Just let him be; let’s collect the Orc bodies we killed.”

“Ah, you are right”. Silvia nodded before trailing behind the Elven girl, collecting the monster she killed in action.

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