Infinite Paths: The Raging Phoenix
Chapter 1182 - 1182: Thief king

Name: Rainendall

Level: 62 (1300/5200)

Class: Warbringer

Health: 100/100

Mana: 100/100

Stamina: 100/100

Strength: 255 + 310

Dexterity: 10 + 186

Intelligence: 10 + 248

Vitality: 10

Wisdom: 10

Endurance: 10

Spells: Mana Bullet Lv Max, Fireball Lv Max, Fire Blade Lv Max, Ice Shield Lv Max

Techniques: Heavy Slash Lv Max, Vital Strike Lv Max, Power Shot Lv Max,

Traits: Eagle Eyes Lv Max, Sword Master Lv Max, Assassin Lv Max, Brute Force Lv Max,

Games with precision were pretty easy for Rain… after some runs, he was able to complete the dart games without using magic twenty times, all thanks to Eagle Eyes Lv Max.

In any case, when night fell, the group reunited outside the town… it was good that they could live and camp there. The place had inns, but not enough to house three thousand people. No one feels very relaxed there, either… As for the problem of food, they had people among them who could produce that, but it would take hours for three thousand people.

"Let's summarize what we learned and send it back to the headquarters," Sealyn said. "This place makes no sense; the enemies are making light of us, and the games will become harder over time. Anything else?"

"Apparently, the difficulty of games is reset every year," Gila said. "The slime-looking man on the stand of water guns said that."

Rain furrowed his eyebrows when he heard that… he didn't recall that kind of stand. When he asked about it, it was a game where they would use water guns agaisnt each other and the one who hits more out of ten shots in a small arena would win… Rain will pay a visit to that guy tomorrow, for using water gun on his little sister.

"That doesn't help us all that much in the short term," Kei said. "We can't stay here forever."

"Anything else?" Sealyn asked.

"We are still gathering information; most of the games aren't something normal people can complete ten times in a single day. I believe ten times is the limit to gather information from them." Jori said.

"Are you calling me abnormal?" Reca asked. "You completed a game ten times, too…"

"... Putting that aside… We need to ask the headquarters to compile all that information," Sealyn said while rubbing her eyes. "We will be counting on you to deal with that, Dad."

"I will do my best," Rain said. "Anyway, my squad should come with me after dinner. This is a rare chance for us to have some extra time, and you all slacked off all day, so you should have plenty of energy for a training session."

Those who had known Rain the longest couldn't help but feel a sense of déjà vu. It seemed like, with every passing day, Rain was slowly morphing back into the commanding figure he once was—the Spartan commander who believed in relentless training, even in the midst of wars.

Rain gathered his squad outside the town, the familiar sternness returning to his expression. His eyes, once softened by the experiences of the prison, now gleamed with the same intensity that his comrades remembered from their old days.

His squad, anticipating that Rain might teach them some newfound wisdom or technique, looked eager to start the training session. Little did they know, they were about to be disappointed.

His squad exchanged puzzled glances. Training sessions with Rain were always intense, but this felt like a throwback to their Spartan days, where every free moment was an opportunity for improvement.

As they began the grueling drills, Rain didn't introduce any groundbreaking techniques or revolutionary insights. Instead, he focused on the fundamentals, pushing his squad to their limits with a relentless series of exercises. It became evident that, despite the strange circumstances of the prison, Rain believed that discipline, endurance, and brute strength were the keys to survival.

"Rain, it looks like some of the people in the town have some secret tips that can help us," Sakaki said. "The thing about the difficulty being reset once a year is one of those things."

"I see… perhaps we should focus on completing all the games at least ten times before anything," Rain said. "I will split with Terra and Seara tomorrow to make sure that we won't miss out on anything… it is better if we focus on that while the others do whatever they want."

"Let's say that you three complet ten games ten times each day, that still will take more nine days," Larisa said. "Are you planning to stay here that long?"

"For now, I am not in a hurry since I am not sure if communications with headquarters will be fine if we head to the next zone," Rain said. "I want to give us at least two weeks before planning anything else."

"I suppose it can't be helped…" Larisa said. "The chameleon guy said that the challenges before the king are difficult… maybe they are beasts as well."

"You had to stir her up, huh…" Rain said and then sighed.

The Wrath's path leveled up. All of your parameters increased by 200.

Rain's aura changed to an ominous one… the aura was becoming more obvious the more the path leveled up… it was basically an automatic response by now; Elisabetha couldn't do anything about her anger. She just had to keep her mind focused on anything else.

"Sorry," Larisa and Elisabetha said in unison.

The next day, Rain split that job with Terra and Sealyn, and he told them what they should do. After making a list of the best games for each one of them, they split ways. Terra asked why they couldn't ask the others to help, but soon, she understood that it would be better if everyone could focus on doing what they wanted before problems could emerge. Besides, they weren't in a hurry yet…

Before long, they eventually learned something new… apparently, a few people had challenged the king, and the king had the power to steal weapons after defeating the challengers…

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