Chapter 366 A Terrible, Tragic Accident
Story: Content of the Magic Box
Hermit wailed, his body wracked with shudders.
“He was hurt! Lying there! His head—oh, his poor, bleeding head! Blood pouring out like a river! We didn’t know what to do! The goblins, they panicked! Scattering like frightened rats! Useless! Helpless! Clumsy fools, all of us!”
Hermit’s tears streaked through the dirt on his face, his thin frame trembling violently.
“We tried, Master! We tried so hard to protect him! But it was too late—too late! The beasts wouldn’t stop! Their teeth, their claws—they ripped through us like we were grass! The screams, oh, the screams! I can still hear them!” He clapped his hands over his ears, as if to block out the haunting screams in his memory.
“With what little strength we had left, we dragged him into the barn! Fortified what we could, piled whatever we could find against the doors! But it wasn’t enough! The Pig Wolves, they kept coming, Master! Clawing, snarling, attacking us! And the goblins... the poor goblins... they could barely hold a weapon! Some cried just looking at the blades in their hands! They weren’t warriors, Master—they weren’t ready! None of us were!”
Hermit collapsed to the ground, his face pressed into the dirt as he bawled, his voice a pitiful wail.
“We couldn’t stop them! We couldn’t! Oh, Master, we failed you! We failed you so badly! Mercy, Master! Please! Show mercy!”
Hermit collapsed fully to the ground, his face pressed into the dirt, his wretched sobs muffled as he clawed at the ground.
“Please, master, forgive us! We tried, we really did! But them Pig Wolves, they was too much! Too strong! We is weak, useless! Just useless goblins! Please, master, don’t punish us! We’ll work harder, dig deeper, anything you want! But please—don’t be mad!”
His voice dwindled into pitiful whimpers, his small frame heaving with the weight of his despair. He dared not look up, fearing Suzuka’s wrath as he waited, trembling, for her judgment.
Suzuka pinched the bridge of her nose, exhaling slowly as she tried to rein in her frustration. Her crimson eyes flicked down to Hermit, who was prostrated before her, his tears mixing with the dirt on the floor.
“So, let me get this straight. Jacob’s skull is cracked open because some brainless goblin tripped over his own feet and managed to hurl a brick at his head during a panic attack? You’re telling me that Jacob—a trained earth mage, mind you—got himself nearly killed... by a brick. And now he’s lying there, useless, because of your idiocy? And now, because of your collective stupidity, we’re left with half-built walls, terrified goblins, and a pack of rabid Pig Wolves circling around?”
Hermit’s head bobbed up and down so vigorously it was a wonder his neck didn’t snap.
“Y-Yes, Master! That’s exactly it! A terrible, tragic accident! None of us wanted this to happen—no, no, no! We swear it! We didn’t mean to hurt Master Jacob!”
Suzuka pinched the bridge of her nose again, exhaling sharply.
“An earth mage,” she muttered under her breath, her tone dripping with disdain, “getting himself nearly killed by a fucking brick. What a joke.”
She leveled a glare at Hermit, who recoiled with a whimper.
“P-Please, Master! The walls are barely standing! The goblins—they’re useless too, Master! They can’t fight! They cry just looking at weapons! And the Pig Wolves—they’re out there! Waiting! Watching! Ready to tear us apart the moment we make a mistake! Oh, Master, we need your help! Your strength! Your wisdom! We’ll all die without you!” Hermit wailed, clasping his grubby hands together.
“Oh, for god’s sake, Hermit! Stop your sniveling, groveling, miserable display! It’s pathetic! No one is going to kill you or your useless kin,” she snapped, “I’ll take care of Jacob—he’s my problem now. And the Pig Wolves? I’ll handle them too. Someone here has to act like they have a spine.”
She crossed her arms, her sharp gaze cutting into Hermit.
“But you fellas really made a mess of things, haven’t you?” she said coolly.
Hermit whimpered, his entire body quaking.
“Yes, Master! A disaster! A complete disaster! But you’re here now! You’ll save us, won’t you, Master?"
"Listen carefully,” Suzuka continued, “You need to pull yourself together. Go calm down your pathetic little goblin friends, restore order in this gods-forsaken camp, and make yourselves useful. Start fixing those walls—do something. Anything! If you want to prove you’re worth, now is the time to act.”
Hermit opened his mouth to speak, but Suzuka cut him off with a sharp gesture.
“And save your excuses and groveling for later. We’ll deal with assigning blame for this disaster once the mess is cleaned up. Do I make myself clear, Hermit? Or do you need another kick to the head to help you understand?”
Hermit scrambled to his feet, nodding so frantically it looked like he might pass out.
“Y-Yes, Master! Of course, Master! Right away! I-I’ll calm them, I will! I’ll fix it, I swear it! No more crying, no more excuses, just action!” he squealed, bowing so low his forehead smacked the dirt.
“Good. Now get out of my sight."
“Yes, master! We will do everything we can! We’ll make up for our mistakes! We’ll rebuild and defend! Please, just save Master Jacob!”
With a final, penetrating glare at the trembling goblin, as he scurried through the door, Suzuka turned her attention back to Jacob.
Half an hour passed, and the transformation was visible. Jacob’s once-swollen head began to ease, and signs of awareness flickered behind his bruised eyelids. As his consciousness returned, he blinked groggily, struggling to focus. Suzuka quickly handed him a shimmering healing crystal.
“Jacob! Focus and listen! Infuse mana into this,” she instructed sharply.
“It will speed up your recovery.”
Jacob, still disoriented from his severe concussion, managed to grasp the crystal with trembling hands. His sense of orientation was shaky, but he infused the crystal with mana purely by instinct, guided more by the desperate will to recover than by clear thought. The crystal glowed with a fierce light as it absorbed the mana, its magic beginning to weave through Jacob’s body.
The healing crystal worked its wonders, the intense, pulsating light suffusing Jacob’s form. The brutal injury, once a grotesque mess of torn flesh, started to close and heal at an accelerated rate. The once-gaping wound was now gone. Jacob's pain eased, his mind slowly clearing as the agony of his concussion receded.
With a low groan, Jacob managed to turn his head to face Suzuka. His voice was hoarse and filled with confusion.
“What’s going on? What happened to me?”
Suzuka took a deep breath and recounted the harrowing details.
“You were hit in the head by a falling brick during the attack. The Pig Wolves came in full force, and the goblins were left in a state of panic. They had to drag you to safety. The goblins tried to defend the camp, but they were overwhelmed. That's about it.”
Jacob's eyes, still clouded with pain and exhaustion, searched Suzuka’s face as he absorbed the gravity of her words. His voice, now tinged with a profound sadness, broke through.
“How many, Suzuka? How many died because of me? Because I failed.”
The question hung heavily in the air, a painful reminder of the cost of the attack. Suzuka’s expression darkened as she grappled with the answer.
“Well, it's not the end of the world but there were a few casualties,” she said grimly.
“But don't worry, only the goblins suffered. I found their bodies scattered, torn apart by the Pig Wolves. They were overwhelmed, and their attempts to defend themselves were... well... pitiful to say the least. The exact number is hard to say, but so far, I have seen around twenty. There might be more, it was hard to tell from the piles of gore.”
Jacob’s face contorted with a deep, wrenching guilt.
“So many? Gods, I failed them,” he said, his voice breaking.
“They trusted me,” he continued, his words carrying the hardened cadence of a veteran who had seen too many comrades fall.
“Those goblins... they weren’t soldiers only workers. They were kids, most of them barely old enough to swing a hammer properly. And they were counting on me to keep them safe. Hell, I was supposed to be the one they could rely on.”
His lips curled into a bitter smirk, though the humor in it was buried beneath layers of anguish.
“Some protector, huh? The great and mighty Jacob, brought down by a damn brick. Never thought my toughest opponent would be shoddy masonry. They’ll be singing songs about that one for centuries.”
The self-deprecating quip did little to hide the pain in his eyes as he clenched his fists, his knuckles whitening with the force of his frustration.
“This is on me. I let my guard down. I was too confident, too cocky with my powers, and I missed the warning signs. I should have been there when it counted, should’ve been on my feet, fighting alongside them. Instead, I was laid out on my back, useless. And they were left to face those monsters alone. I failed and now they’re dead because of me.”
He tilted his head back, staring at the ceiling as if searching for forgiveness in the rafters. His voice cracked slightly as he continued.
“How many of them died in fear, Suzuka? How many of them looked to me for help as they were torn apart, only to see me bleeding out like some goddamn amateur? They didn’t deserve that. They were just trying to do their jobs, to build something out of nothing, and I let them down.”
“He was hurt! Lying there! His head—oh, his poor, bleeding head! Blood pouring out like a river! We didn’t know what to do! The goblins, they panicked! Scattering like frightened rats! Useless! Helpless! Clumsy fools, all of us!”
Hermit’s tears streaked through the dirt on his face, his thin frame trembling violently.
“We tried, Master! We tried so hard to protect him! But it was too late—too late! The beasts wouldn’t stop! Their teeth, their claws—they ripped through us like we were grass! The screams, oh, the screams! I can still hear them!” He clapped his hands over his ears, as if to block out the haunting screams in his memory.
“With what little strength we had left, we dragged him into the barn! Fortified what we could, piled whatever we could find against the doors! But it wasn’t enough! The Pig Wolves, they kept coming, Master! Clawing, snarling, attacking us! And the goblins... the poor goblins... they could barely hold a weapon! Some cried just looking at the blades in their hands! They weren’t warriors, Master—they weren’t ready! None of us were!”
Hermit collapsed to the ground, his face pressed into the dirt as he bawled, his voice a pitiful wail.
“We couldn’t stop them! We couldn’t! Oh, Master, we failed you! We failed you so badly! Mercy, Master! Please! Show mercy!”
Hermit collapsed fully to the ground, his face pressed into the dirt, his wretched sobs muffled as he clawed at the ground.
“Please, master, forgive us! We tried, we really did! But them Pig Wolves, they was too much! Too strong! We is weak, useless! Just useless goblins! Please, master, don’t punish us! We’ll work harder, dig deeper, anything you want! But please—don’t be mad!”
His voice dwindled into pitiful whimpers, his small frame heaving with the weight of his despair. He dared not look up, fearing Suzuka’s wrath as he waited, trembling, for her judgment.
Suzuka pinched the bridge of her nose, exhaling slowly as she tried to rein in her frustration. Her crimson eyes flicked down to Hermit, who was prostrated before her, his tears mixing with the dirt on the floor.
“So, let me get this straight. Jacob’s skull is cracked open because some brainless goblin tripped over his own feet and managed to hurl a brick at his head during a panic attack? You’re telling me that Jacob—a trained earth mage, mind you—got himself nearly killed... by a brick. And now he’s lying there, useless, because of your idiocy? And now, because of your collective stupidity, we’re left with half-built walls, terrified goblins, and a pack of rabid Pig Wolves circling around?”
Hermit’s head bobbed up and down so vigorously it was a wonder his neck didn’t snap.
“Y-Yes, Master! That’s exactly it! A terrible, tragic accident! None of us wanted this to happen—no, no, no! We swear it! We didn’t mean to hurt Master Jacob!”
Suzuka pinched the bridge of her nose again, exhaling sharply.
“An earth mage,” she muttered under her breath, her tone dripping with disdain, “getting himself nearly killed by a fucking brick. What a joke.”
She leveled a glare at Hermit, who recoiled with a whimper.
“P-Please, Master! The walls are barely standing! The goblins—they’re useless too, Master! They can’t fight! They cry just looking at weapons! And the Pig Wolves—they’re out there! Waiting! Watching! Ready to tear us apart the moment we make a mistake! Oh, Master, we need your help! Your strength! Your wisdom! We’ll all die without you!” Hermit wailed, clasping his grubby hands together.
“Oh, for god’s sake, Hermit! Stop your sniveling, groveling, miserable display! It’s pathetic! No one is going to kill you or your useless kin,” she snapped, “I’ll take care of Jacob—he’s my problem now. And the Pig Wolves? I’ll handle them too. Someone here has to act like they have a spine.”
She crossed her arms, her sharp gaze cutting into Hermit.
“But you fellas really made a mess of things, haven’t you?” she said coolly.
Hermit whimpered, his entire body quaking.
“Yes, Master! A disaster! A complete disaster! But you’re here now! You’ll save us, won’t you, Master?"
"Listen carefully,” Suzuka continued, “You need to pull yourself together. Go calm down your pathetic little goblin friends, restore order in this gods-forsaken camp, and make yourselves useful. Start fixing those walls—do something. Anything! If you want to prove you’re worth, now is the time to act.”
Hermit opened his mouth to speak, but Suzuka cut him off with a sharp gesture.
“And save your excuses and groveling for later. We’ll deal with assigning blame for this disaster once the mess is cleaned up. Do I make myself clear, Hermit? Or do you need another kick to the head to help you understand?”
Hermit scrambled to his feet, nodding so frantically it looked like he might pass out.
“Y-Yes, Master! Of course, Master! Right away! I-I’ll calm them, I will! I’ll fix it, I swear it! No more crying, no more excuses, just action!” he squealed, bowing so low his forehead smacked the dirt.
“Good. Now get out of my sight."
“Yes, master! We will do everything we can! We’ll make up for our mistakes! We’ll rebuild and defend! Please, just save Master Jacob!”
With a final, penetrating glare at the trembling goblin, as he scurried through the door, Suzuka turned her attention back to Jacob.
Half an hour passed, and the transformation was visible. Jacob’s once-swollen head began to ease, and signs of awareness flickered behind his bruised eyelids. As his consciousness returned, he blinked groggily, struggling to focus. Suzuka quickly handed him a shimmering healing crystal.
“Jacob! Focus and listen! Infuse mana into this,” she instructed sharply.
“It will speed up your recovery.”
Jacob, still disoriented from his severe concussion, managed to grasp the crystal with trembling hands. His sense of orientation was shaky, but he infused the crystal with mana purely by instinct, guided more by the desperate will to recover than by clear thought. The crystal glowed with a fierce light as it absorbed the mana, its magic beginning to weave through Jacob’s body.
The healing crystal worked its wonders, the intense, pulsating light suffusing Jacob’s form. The brutal injury, once a grotesque mess of torn flesh, started to close and heal at an accelerated rate. The once-gaping wound was now gone. Jacob's pain eased, his mind slowly clearing as the agony of his concussion receded.
With a low groan, Jacob managed to turn his head to face Suzuka. His voice was hoarse and filled with confusion.
“What’s going on? What happened to me?”
Suzuka took a deep breath and recounted the harrowing details.
“You were hit in the head by a falling brick during the attack. The Pig Wolves came in full force, and the goblins were left in a state of panic. They had to drag you to safety. The goblins tried to defend the camp, but they were overwhelmed. That's about it.”
Jacob's eyes, still clouded with pain and exhaustion, searched Suzuka’s face as he absorbed the gravity of her words. His voice, now tinged with a profound sadness, broke through.
“How many, Suzuka? How many died because of me? Because I failed.”
The question hung heavily in the air, a painful reminder of the cost of the attack. Suzuka’s expression darkened as she grappled with the answer.
“Well, it's not the end of the world but there were a few casualties,” she said grimly.
“But don't worry, only the goblins suffered. I found their bodies scattered, torn apart by the Pig Wolves. They were overwhelmed, and their attempts to defend themselves were... well... pitiful to say the least. The exact number is hard to say, but so far, I have seen around twenty. There might be more, it was hard to tell from the piles of gore.”
Jacob’s face contorted with a deep, wrenching guilt.
“So many? Gods, I failed them,” he said, his voice breaking.
“They trusted me,” he continued, his words carrying the hardened cadence of a veteran who had seen too many comrades fall.
“Those goblins... they weren’t soldiers only workers. They were kids, most of them barely old enough to swing a hammer properly. And they were counting on me to keep them safe. Hell, I was supposed to be the one they could rely on.”
His lips curled into a bitter smirk, though the humor in it was buried beneath layers of anguish.
“Some protector, huh? The great and mighty Jacob, brought down by a damn brick. Never thought my toughest opponent would be shoddy masonry. They’ll be singing songs about that one for centuries.”
The self-deprecating quip did little to hide the pain in his eyes as he clenched his fists, his knuckles whitening with the force of his frustration.
“This is on me. I let my guard down. I was too confident, too cocky with my powers, and I missed the warning signs. I should have been there when it counted, should’ve been on my feet, fighting alongside them. Instead, I was laid out on my back, useless. And they were left to face those monsters alone. I failed and now they’re dead because of me.”
He tilted his head back, staring at the ceiling as if searching for forgiveness in the rafters. His voice cracked slightly as he continued.
“How many of them died in fear, Suzuka? How many of them looked to me for help as they were torn apart, only to see me bleeding out like some goddamn amateur? They didn’t deserve that. They were just trying to do their jobs, to build something out of nothing, and I let them down.”
Table of Contents
- Adventurers Monsterpedia - Dangerous Plant Monsters
- Adventurers Monsterpedia - Magical Beast
- Adventurers Monsterpedia - Mutants
- Adventurers Monsterpedia - Monsters
- Character information
- Town information
- Chapter 403 The Pain He Couldn’t Put into Words
- Chapter 402 Making a Nest
- Chapter 401 Fragile Lives Left Alone in the Dark
- Chapter 400 The Shed, the Snow, and the Fire
- Chapter 399 Approaching Broken Gates in the Snowstorm
- Chapter 398 The Invisible Force of Gravity Magic
- Chapter 397 What if Hermit had lied to her, luring her out into the wilderness as part of some elaborate scheme?
- Chapter 396 Hermit had forgotten one crucial detail about Suzuka: she was a restless sleeper.
- Chapter 395 Consequences of Your Actions
- Chapter 394 Finding Shelter in the middle of a Snowstorm
- Chapter 393 First Time Seeing Mountain Snow
- Chapter 392 Going on Adventure to Save Kaka
- Chapter 391 Not Exactly a Reliable Source of Information
- Chapter 390 Goblin with a Broken Neck
- Chapter 389 Cat Boss Story from the Past
- Chapter 388 And as the world faded to black, the goblin’s last thought was of them—his little ones—and the hope that they would survive.
- Chapter 387 Punching Bag for the Bandits
- Chapter 386 No one noticed the goblin in need, only his captors.
- Chapter 385 Would Suzuka’s words hold true? Would he really be safe?
- Chapter 384 It's a simple errand, what could go wrong, right?
- Chapter 383 A Volunteer who Believes that his Sacrifice can Serve a Greater Good
- Chapter 382 Temporary Shelters for the Newcomers
- Chapter 381 A Letter from Thomas
- Chapter 380 A goblin and fresh eggs, right on time
- Chapter 379 Putting on Big Boy Pants
- Chapter 378 Your Royal Sadness, Hermit the Tragic, First of His Name, King of Self-Pity
- Chapter 377 Luminesia—a Town that will be a Sanctuary for all who Wish to Live in Peace
- Chapter 376 Tragic History Between Cat Boss and Hermit
- Chapter 375 The Meeting with the Cat Boss, Leader of the Cat People
- Chapter 374 Set of Tracks in the Dirt
- Chapter 373 Eyes that Always Watching
- Chapter 372 Old Acquaintance
- Chapter 371 Mr. Reliable
- Chapter 370 Security Issues
- Chapter 369 Big Progress
- Chapter 368 Forgiveness
- Chapter 367 A Tomb Stone for our Enemy
- Chapter 366 A Terrible, Tragic Accident
- Chapter 365 Desperate Display of Remorse
- Chapter 364 Fear and Exhaustion
- Chapter 363 Exaggerated Regrets
- Chapter 362 Unsettling Quiet
- Chapter 361 Farewells and New Horizons
- Chapter 360 Van Blous Insignia
- Chapter 359 Inner Frustration
- Chapter 358 Exclusive Rights
- Chapter 357 Your Grace Brodric Faladan
- Chapter 356 Delivering the Killing Blow
- Chapter 355 Cornered Prey
- Chapter 354 No Escape for the Baron
- Chapter 353 All Eyes on the Prize
- Chapter 352 The Host of the Evening
- Chapter 351 Invitation to a Masquerade Ball
- Chapter 350 Inner Strength that Keep me Going
- Chapter 349 Antonio's Unfortunate Accident
- Chapter 348 Dreaming About the Future
- Chapter 347 Love, Laughter, and Secrets
- Chapter 346 Reflections in the Bath
- Chapter 345 Friendly Game of Cards
- Chapter 344 Amazing Things Do Not Come Cheap
- Chapter 343 I’m Not a Bad Person
- Chapter 342 Visiting Old Friends
- Chapter 341 Uncomfortable Silence
- Chapter 340 What Worries Me the Most
- Chapter 339 Little Boy of Joy
- Chapter 338 Immense Weight
- Chapter 337 Lingering Shock
- Chapter 336 Love and Loss
- Chapter 335 Obsessive Parents and Endless Pie
- Chapter 334 Charming Wit and Dazzling Smile
- Chapter 333 Little Party Tricks
- Chapter 332 Clint Levens
- Chapter 331 Warm Hospitality
- Chapter 330 Shared Memories
- Chapter 329 Past Mistakes
- Chapter 328 Woodmill Town
- Chapter 327 Friendly Conversation
- Chapter 326 Disbelief and Overwhelming Happiness
- Chapter 325 Gentle Steps
- Chapter 324 Newfound Resolve
- Chapter 323 Comical Sight
- Chapter 322 Suzuka’s Overwhelming Power
- Chapter 321 Despair and Sorrow
- Chapter 320 Passing the Word
- Chapter 319 Piece of Advice
- Chapter 318 Timbo's Instructions
- Chapter 317 Free to Dream
- Chapter 316 Necessary Evil
- Chapter 315 Gift for the Boss
- Chapter 314 Coins and Gems
- Chapter 313 Bright Future
- Chapter 312 Smell of Deceit
- Chapter 311 Lives Filled With Endless Torment
- Chapter 310 Suspicious Visitor
- Chapter 309 The Great Wall
- Chapter 308 Ghost From the Past
- Chapter 307 Heartwarming Innocence
- Chapter 306 Newfound Efficiency
- Chapter 305 Immense Workload
- Chapter 304 Job Assignment
- Chapter 303 Awe and Admiration
- Chapter 302 Mana Sickness
- Chapter 301 Pushing Past the Limits
- Chapter 300 Bright Future
- Chapter 299 Best Way to Start the Day
- Chapter 298 Unfamiliar Sensation
- Chapter 297 The Best Day of My Life
- Chapter 296 Tiny Lumberjacks
- Chapter 295 Gifts From The Gods
- Chapter 294 Unwavering Respect
- Chapter 293 Honorable Battle Wounds
- Chapter 292 The Day Before Moving Out
- Chapter 291 Earth Magic Box
- Chapter 290 Boost in Power
- Chapter 289 Dark Humor
- Chapter 288 Passionate Adventure In Good Day's Rest Inn
- Chapter 287 Cozy Little Cafe
- Chapter 286 The Charming Snake
- Chapter 285 The Name He Curse
- Chapter 284 Invaluable Support
- Chapter 283 Full Schedule
- Chapter 282 Innocence and Purity
- Chapter 281 Darkness of the Night
- Chapter 280 The Mysterious Visitor
- Chapter 279 Haunting Whispers
- Chapter 278 Impossible Dream
- Chapter 277 Exotic Oils and Fragrant Blossoms
- Chapter 276 Feeling Guilty
- Chapter 275 Stroke of Luck
- Chapter 274 Cup of Hot Coffee
- Chapter 273 Fear, Responsibility, and Gratitude
- Chapter 272 Towering Peaks
- Chapter 271 Empty Bellies With Longing
- Chapter 270 Newfound Freedom
- Chapter 269 Goddess of Destruction and Salvation
- Chapter 268 Goblin Breeding Cave
- Chapter 267 Carnal Desires
- Chapter 266 Crushing Defeat
- Chapter 265 Showing No Mercy
- Chapter 264 Hundred Moons
- Chapter 263 Innocence of Youth
- Chapter 262 Big Loaf of Bread
- Chapter 261 Overflowing With Joy
- Chapter 260 Precious Gift
- Chapter 259 Quick Trip
- Chapter 258 The Scenery of Devastation
- Chapter 257 According to Plan
- Chapter 256 Light of Freedom
- Chapter 255 Promise Not to be Broken
- Chapter 254 Goblin Hatchery
- Chapter 253 Fear of Formidable Power
- Chapter 252 The Illusion of Invincibility
- Chapter 251 Bleak Existence
- Chapter 250 The Battle Begins
- Chapter 249 Reign of the Evil Goblins
- Chapter 248 Heated Argument
- Chapter 247 Scrutinizing Gaze
- Chapter 246 Preparations for Infiltration
- Chapter 245 Raid on the Goblin Breeding Farm
- Chapter 244 Stealthy Camp
- Chapter 243 Warm Hug of Comfort
- Chapter 242 Journey to Freedom Begins
- Chapter 241 Distant Echoes of a Duel
- Chapter 240 No Room For Error
- Chapter 239 The Final Exams
- Chapter 238 Simple Paperwork
- Chapter 237 Placing The Order
- Chapter 236 Chance at a New Life
- Chapter 235 The Best Offer Possible
- Chapter 234 For The Greater Good
- Chapter 233 Sweet Dreams in Goblinland
- Chapter 232 Goblin Medicine Recipe
- Chapter 231 Counting The Profits
- Chapter 230 Squeaky Chittering of the Rats
- Chapter 229 The Bandits Treasure
- Chapter 228 Culinary Treasure Flamboshta!
- Chapter 227 Those Who Need Feelings
- Chapter 226 Precious Feelings
- Chapter 225 Pitiable Innocence
- Chapter 224 Brutal Rain
- Chapter 223 Magical Resonance
- Chapter 222 Arion The Void Mage
- Chapter 221 Ideal Financial Support
- Chapter 220 The Proposal
- Chapter 219 List of Tools
- Chapter 218 Hard And Painful Decision
- Chapter 217 Sharing Awful Hobbies
- Chapter 216 Seeking New Allies
- Chapter 215 A Business Proposition
- Chapter 214 The Renowned Architect Elara
- Chapter 213 A Genuine Apology
- Chapter 212 Hanging by a Thread
- Chapter 211 Lies And Misunderstandings
- Chapter 210 A little Snack For The Trip
- Chapter 209 Treasure Hunt In Perilous Forest
- Chapter 208 Goddess of Salvation
- Chapter 207 Hermit's Secret Sanctuary
- Chapter 206 The Real Plan
- Chapter 205 A Picture of a Happy Goblin
- Chapter 204 A Warm Goblin Is A Happy Goblin
- Chapter 203 Forgiveness And Understanding
- Chapter 202 The Only Way To Beat A Bully
- Chapter 201 Hermit's Drunken Tales
- Chapter 200 Feeling A Little Tipsy
- Chapter 199 Drinking Beer For The First Time
- Chapter 198 Under The Dumpster
- Chapter 197 Jacob's Story
- Chapter 196 A Dark Reunion
- Chapter 195 The Bear Paw Inn
- Chapter 194 Mushrooms In The Moonlight
- Chapter 193 A Shattered Mind
- Chapter 192 People Bad, Gobbie Friends Good
- Chapter 191 The Remains of Hermit
- Chapter 190 An Unexpected Guest
- Chapter 189 Thalen The Ruler Of Rockmine Town
- Chapter 188 Meeting With The Royalty
- Chapter 187 Just a Passing Thought
- Chapter 186 A New Beginning of a Friendship
- Chapter 185 It was not a Dream
- Chapter 184 Unseen Menace
- Chapter 183 Wager of Shiny Coins
- Chapter 182 A Story about Squating on a Torch
- Chapter 181 I'm Swellmit, Not Weak Hermit
- Chapter 180 A Voice From The Shadows
- Chapter 179 Spooky Awakening
- Chapter 178 Hermit's Lifeless Hand
- Chapter 177 Life or Death Decision
- Chapter 176 Egg Laying Straw
- Chapter 175 The Broken Marionette
- Chapter 174 The Explosion
- Chapter 173 Pink Potion
- Chapter 172 Depressingly Melodramatic
- Chapter 171 Grand Goblin Feast
- Chapter 170 Relentless Scuttling
- Chapter 169 A Promise I Will Keep
- Chapter 168 Sitting on a Bench
- Chapter 167 The Wrestling Match
- Chapter 166 Wrestling Raccoon
- Chapter 165 Tasty Breakfest
- Chapter 164 It's Just a Prank Bro!
- Chapter 163 Master's Loving Embrace
- Chapter 162 Shiny Coins and a Key
- Chapter 161 Seeking Warmth
- Chapter 160 A Task at Hand
- Chapter 159 Olivia's Kind Gesture
- Chapter 158 Standing on the Edge of the Clif
- Chapter 157 Culinary Delight Among Goblins
- Chapter 156 Treacherous Flight of Stairs
- Chapter 155 Delightful Smell
- Chapter 154 Interesting Little Creature
- Chapter 153 I Can't Swim
- Chapter 152 Scuttling in The Rain
- Chapter 151 Going out for a Delicious Meal
- Chapter 150 Puppy Eyes
- Chapter 149 Feeling Cool
- Chapter 148 Blue Hue Elixir
- Chapter 147 Sink Bath
- Chapter 146 Thunderous Slap
- Chapter 145 Exposed
- Chapter 144 Game of Mercy
- Chapter 143 Small Adventure
- Chapter 142 Meaty Ears
- Chapter 141 Classified Information
- Chapter 140 Girls Talk
- Chapter 139 Smile of Gratitude
- Chapter 138 One Last Time
- Chapter 137 Some Bad News
- Chapter 136 The Crowd
- Chapter 135 Tender Care
- Chapter 134 Acid
- Chapter 133 Giving Chase
- Chapter 132 A little Dirty
- Chapter 131 Comfy Barrel
- Chapter 130 Precise Punch
- Chapter 129 Sad Story
- Chapter 128 Restless and Bored
- Chapter 127 Much Needed Rest
- Chapter 126 Iron Bars
- Chapter 125 Chilling Sound
- Chapter 124 Whisper in the Ear
- Chapter 123 A Calm Place
- Chapter 122 Introduction
- Chapter 121 Envy and Resentment
- Chapter 120 Shocking Truth
- Chapter 119 Sometimes, rules don't mean a damn thing.
- Chapter 118 Kiss In the Rain
- Chapter 117 Going Out
- Chapter 116 Isaac The Ice Mage
- Chapter 115 The name is Grand
- Chapter 114 Maximus Decimus Meridius
- Chapter 113 Heated Round
- Chapter 112 Elimination Round
- Chapter 111 Coliseum
- Chapter 110 Meeting an old friend
- Chapter 109 Nostalgia
- Chapter 108 Apology
- Chapter 107 Justice Served
- Chapter 106 The Headmaster
- Chapter 105 Caught With Pants Down
- Chapter 104 Professor Jonathan Stone
- Chapter 103 The First Place
- Chapter 102 Test Results
- Chapter 101 A small grin on Walter's face
- Chapter 100 A Little Drunk
- Chapter 99 Melwyn Gold Apple Wine
- Chapter 98 The Date
- Chapter 97 Things Got Complicated
- Chapter 96 Olivia's Note
- Chapter 95 Who Is the Real Hero?
- Chapter 94 Swamper
- Chapter 93 Gloomy Evening
- Chapter 92 No More Jokes
- Chapter 91 Helen's Death
- Chapter 90 Hostage
- Chapter 89 As I Feared
- Chapter 88 Rescue Mission
- Chapter 87 My Dear Sterling
- Chapter 86 My Slave
- Chapter 85 Bad Reputation
- Chapter 84 Silvia and Barrier Magic
- Chapter 83 Professor
- Chapter 82 Magic Box University
- Chapter 81 Slowing Down
- Chapter 80 The Greatsword
- Chapter 79 Corpses Piling Up
- Chapter 78 Zimmers
- Chapter 77 Rusty Sword
- Chapter 76 Cash Cow
- Chapter 75 Red Potion
- Chapter 74 Goblins ambush
- Chapter 73 Kieran
- Chapter 72 Letter
- Chapter 71 Official Quest
- Chapter 70 Wide Grin
- Chapter 69 New Armor
- Chapter 68 Shopping
- Chapter 67 Hot spring
- Chapter 66 The Mystic Oasis
- Chapter 65 Dark Damp Alleyway
- Chapter 64 Stalker
- Chapter 63 Wara vs Suzuka
- Chapter 62 Fight Ring
- Chapter 61 The Guild Leader Wara
- Chapter 60 5-Stars at Heart 2-Stars on Paper
- Chapter 59 Dr. Jenkins
- Chapter 58 He Is My Husbando
- Chapter 57 Rules
- Chapter 56 Laughing Larry
- Chapter 55 Hunters Guild
- Chapter 54 Olivia's Memories
- Chapter 53 Bandits
- Chapter 52 Town In Sight
- Chapter 51 Olivia's Tent
- Chapter 50 Olivia
- Chapter 49 Friendly Chat
- Chapter 48 Bill's Wish Come True
- Chapter 47 Feelings
- Chapter 46 Going in Circles
- Chapter 45 Day Light
- Chapter 44 Clearing The Path
- Chapter 43 Going Deeper
- Chapter 42 The Crystal Mine
- Chapter 41 Finally Back To Bill's Cave
- Chapter 40 The Castle In Ruins
- Chapter 39 The Room Bellow
- Chapter 38 The Deception
- Chapter 37 Fight for the Throne Room
- Chapter 36 The Fierce Fight
- Chapter 35 The Goblin Castle
- Chapter 34 Martin's Party Never Come Back
- Chapter 33 Happy Birthday to Me and Bill
- Chapter 32 Martin and His Party
- Chapter 31 Rough Training
- Chapter 30 Calm Morning and Gentle Rain
- Chapter 29 Giving in to the Rage
- Chapter 28 A Fight
- Chapter 27 Idle Chat and Rune Magic
- Chapter 26 Looking For Crystal
- Chapter 25 Slime and Wine
- Chapter 24 Feeling Sick
- Chapter 23 Saving Bill
- Chapter 22 The Ambush
- Chapter 21 The Minotaur
- Chapter 20 Unyielding Rage and New Encounter
- Chapter 19 Clive
- Chapter 18 A New Hope
- Chapter 17 A Magic Box Power
- Chapter 16 The Magic Box
- Chapter 15 On The Run
- Chapter 14 Glimmer of Hope
- Chapter 13 The Awakening
- Chapter 12 Going Berserk
- Chapter 11 Fight to The Death
- Chapter 10 Feeding Time
- Chapter 09 The Hunt
- Chapter 08 Contact With The Beast
- Chapter 07 Journey Continue
- Chapter 06 The Behemoth and the First Victims
- Chapter 05 Wake Up Call
- Chapter 04 Beginning of a Journey
- Chapter 03 The Plan
- Chapter 02 The Kidnap
- Chapter 01 Suzuka and Antonio
- Chapter 0 Prologue The Beginning of World