novelhk Chapter 166 Artificial Respiration
Chapter 166 Artificial Respiration
Chapter 166 Artificial Respiration (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
Roy was unaware of the situation on the surface. He clung tightly to Lambton's tail, his golden lightning claws piercing deep into the creature's flesh, securing it firmly with barbs to prevent himself from being thrown away.
Lambton is a rare, super-sized snake that can traverse different floors of the dungeon.
Lambton's breakthrough speed was extremely fast. In the blink of an eye, Roy estimated that he had reached three or four hundred meters underground.
Because he grabbed Lambton by the tail.
This monster was nearly 100 meters long, and it's unimaginable how far its head had gone.
Roy wanted to stop, but Lambton's abilities far surpassed his.
In terms of pure ability and physique, monsters are definitely stronger than adventurers. They just lack intelligence, so it's not difficult to defeat them by exploiting their weaknesses.
At this moment, Lambton rampaged underground, and Roy was helpless, being led away by him.
Trying to get someone to stop is like a person at the back trying to stop a train with their bare hands!
As Lambton descended deeper into the earth, Roy's expression changed; the air was becoming increasingly thin.
Without air, an ordinary person would lose consciousness within one to three minutes. Roy's LV.3 physique can last longer, but there is still a limit.
Troublesome, extremely troublesome!
Roy's face grew increasingly grim, a sense of despair enveloping him.
Now that things have come to this, it's pointless for him to stop Lymton. Perhaps he can survive, but Goddess Astraea is doomed!
Because the cave opened by Lambton could only accommodate the other's body, he could not rescue the goddess Astraea. If Lambton were dragged to the ground, the goddess Astraea would have died long ago.
Anxiety, panic, and pain, along with a strong feeling of suffocation, filled Roy's mind.
Using the remaining oxygen in his brain, Roy quickly thought of a way; there must be another. He didn't want to give up.
Lambton seemed to sense Roy behind him, and as he moved stealthily, he swung his tail, slamming Roy heavily against the cave wall.
Soon, Roy was covered in wounds, looking like a bloodied man, with multiple fractures in his body.
Roy's consciousness gradually became blurred.
Perhaps only one last option remains.
Transferring between instance worlds!
Roy gritted his teeth, pulled up the system panel, added Goddess Astraea as a teammate, and without thinking twice, randomly picked a dungeon.
[Entered the dungeon, wish to transfer?]
At the moment Roy clicked "Transfer", a new prompt screen popped up.
Ordinary and uneventful.
Unlike the shock of being spied on by the Sage of Six Paths in the Naruto world, where three warning screens would pop up in a row, Roy felt a strong sense of dread for no apparent reason.
Previously, clicking "Transfer" would redirect the user directly.
Instead of repeatedly confirming on a new screen, this situation is undoubtedly abnormal, as if clicking on it would lead to something terrible.
"You better not let me know what happens during a dungeon transfer!" Roy cursed inwardly, then clicked "No" to close the panel.
There is another reason for refusing to transfer.
Roy discovered a new opportunity.
Broken blade? !
As Roy moved forward, he noticed out of the corner of his eye that broken blade fragments were mixed in with the cracks in the rocks. He remembered Cassandra's prophecy that the light of the broken blade was hope.
Fragments of broken blades were scattered throughout the cracks in the rocks ahead, gleaming like a galaxy.
Burn the heavens!
Without hesitation, Roy drew his elven holy sword, channeled his spiritual power, and aimed it at the stone wall where the broken blade was embedded.
The surrounding magic surged wildly into the elven holy sword, flames coiled around its blade, and it exploded with a roar, blasting open the side wall. To everyone's surprise, what was revealed after the wall shattered was a lush jungle.
Their location must have been on the ceiling of a certain floor, where the walls were less than a meter thick.
The raging flames that shattered the stone wall triggered a chain reaction, causing a large section of the ceiling to collapse.
Lambton was caught off guard and plummeted downwards.
Roy held onto Lambton's body tightly.
boom!!
Lambton's massive body crashed heavily into the dense jungle, causing the entire earth to tremble violently.
By using Lambton as a scapegoat, Roy didn't suffer much harm.
He crashed down from the ceiling, his body pierced by several large trees. Lymton's movements became stiff, perhaps because the magic stone had been hit. His body turned to dust, and a large fragment of the magic stone fell heavily to the ground.
Roy landed on the ground, not even bothering to look at Lambton. Upon closer inspection, he saw the goddess Astraea lying unconscious twenty or thirty meters away.
click!
Just as Roy was about to go over, he heard a faint cracking sound coming from his body. He had been dragged by Lambton to who-knows-which floor they had reached, and his body was about to be shattered.
Even so, Roy gritted his teeth, endured the pain, and crawled over on his knees.
The goddess Astraea lay quietly on the ground as Roy checked her vital signs.
No breathing or heartbeat!
In that instant, Roy's blood ran cold.
Even with his physique, he almost died from all that torment, let alone Astraea who was swallowed, since there was no air inside Lambton's body.
But Roy quickly realized it was a fake death!
Otherwise, if a god suffers a fatal injury, it will trigger divine power to automatically repair its body and return it to the heavens.
The goddess Astraea is not completely dead!
Roy, pale-faced, disregarded everything else and his mind raced through first aid knowledge. He placed his hands on Astraea's chest and began pressing.
After pressing down, Roy lifted Astraea's delicate chin, then suddenly lowered his head, taking her bright red lips into his mouth and letting the air in.
The lips of the goddess Astraea were like jelly, soft and sweet, with a faint fragrance.
But Roy couldn't entertain a single impure thought.
All he wants to do right now is save people.
The death of the goddess Astraea had a huge impact. Whether out of emotion, interests, or other factors, Roy did not want her to die.
A sound echoed from the jungle, and a large number of strange figures emerged, flitting among the branches and leaves—these were the dungeon monsters of that floor.
They gradually surrounded Roy and Astraea. "Get out of the way!!"
Roy was furious. He had no time to care about anything else. He planted the elven holy sword in the ground and poured his spiritual power into it as if it were free, causing the raging flames to erupt.
Centered on the two, the raging flames spread wildly, clearing away all the monsters in the vicinity.
Roy was busy saving lives, performing chest compressions and artificial respiration, repeating these two actions continuously.
Holding their breath and concentrating, they feared that a moment's carelessness would extinguish the goddess Astraea's last hope for survival. As long as her divine power had not been triggered, there was still hope.
The goddess Astraea's lips were icy cold, and there was no breath coming from her mouth or nose.
Since receiving the favor, Roy has never backed down. He fights anyone he encounters in Orario, and even dares to outmaneuver Freya's Familia.
But this time, he was genuinely scared.
Please don't die!
The goddess Astraea lay on the ground like Sleeping Beauty, cursed by an evil witch, her breath stopped, her cold body unresponsive.
Roy's adrenaline had already been released in a frenzy, and as time passed, his head grew heavier and heavier, and his vision went completely black.
Unaware of what they were doing, they were in a daze, mechanically repeating three actions: pressing, performing artificial respiration, grasping the elven holy sword, unleashing blazing flames, and clearing away the surrounding monsters.
His efforts paid off, as the goddess Astraea's long eyelashes trembled slightly.