A Core Ship From The Start

Chapter 902 - 902 635 Underground Labyrinth

?Chapter 902: Chapter 635: Underground Labyrinth Chapter 902: Chapter 635: Underground Labyrinth Just as Duanmu Huai had anticipated, after summoning Gavi, the journey indeed became much livelier.

“I certainly don’t want to do as you say!”

“I’m not your puppet!”

“Don’t think I’m scared of you!!”

Gavi kept causing a commotion, but Ogis largely ignored Gavi’s rebellion and only demonstrated her “love” for Gavi through actions.

So, for the following few days, Gavi was consistently energetic enough to quarrel with Ogis until Ogis knocked her down, then she would obediently wimp out to recuperate, waiting for the second round to fight again.

It must be said that doing this in the dark underground tunnels was extremely dangerous. Gavi’s screaming did indeed attract numerous underground monsters looking to hunt, but these monsters were obviously no match for the trio—even Gavi could slice the underground lizards that pounced from behind into pieces while still arguing with Ogis.

By the way, Gavi’s fighting style was different from Ogis’—Ogis was adept at controlling threads and puppets, whereas Gavi preferred using weapons. Often she seemed more like an assassin, liking to pounce forward and pierce the enemy’s body with the sharp blades in her hands, relishing the prey’s struggle before death,
“How long do we have to walk in this damned place.”

Unlike Ogis, Gavi was also unwilling to obey every command of Duanmu Huai. She hated the Dark Region and detested these endless tunnels even more.

“Honestly, I don’t like this place at all.”

“Then do you have any places you do like?”

Duanmu Huai, carrying the War Hammer in front, turned to Gavi to ask. He wasn’t familiar with Gavi, and his understanding of her was limited to her background and her personality, which seemed much more volatile than Ogis’ calm demeanor—in truth, Duanmu Huai felt that Gavi actually seemed more human than Ogis.

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