My Skill Bar is Full of Monster Skills-Chapter 215 - 152: Not Completely Useless After All!

Chapter 215: Chapter 152: Not Completely Useless After All!

’What is this thing?’

This was Sulfur Vine’s first thought.

The second thought that followed was—’It looks like a model of a small box. This is so strange.’

The next second, in her gray-skinned mouse state, she instinctively gripped it in her mouth.

At the same time, she saw through the hole in the wall, noticing items placed in another room.

Though Sulfur Vine’s gaze briefly lingered on the golden crown among other treasures on the stone table, her focus finally landed on a dull gray metal helmet on the shelf.

Because this was the ’Forbidden Magic Helmet’ she had seen in the information back at the Mill Town Adventurer’s Association.

"Forbidden Magic Helmet!"

Sulfur Vine almost let out a shout of excitement!

She barely managed to swallow back the words that were about to escape her lips.

This was too surprising for her!

She quickly looked around and perked up her ears to listen carefully, the nearest footsteps seemed to be several dozen meters away.

This instantly made Sulfur Vine decide to take a risk.

"Whoosh!"

The gray-skinned mouse quickly transformed into a Druid maiden wearing leather armor.

She took the strange model from her mouth and placed it into her satchel while swiftly rushing into the opposite room, grabbing the Forbidden Magic Helmet and putting it on.

At this moment, dense footsteps in steel boots came from the doorway.

Sulfur Vine quickly transformed again!

A gray-skinned mouse dashed back into the original room just as the Gray Dwarf Warriors entered, swiftly retracing her steps.

...

On Raine’s side.

At this moment, the Dark Furnace Bar had turned from a lively celebration venue into a small battlefield.

In his transformed state, Raine, like other panicked Gray Dwarves, moved with the crowd to hide to one side.

Raine had no intention to intervene.

Of course, he wasn’t doing nothing; instead, he was observing the two monsters causing the panic closely.

The two creatures, akin to enlarged red-haired gorillas, were rampaging inside the Dark Furnace Bar. With a casual swing, three to four burly Gray Dwarves were sent flying, and tables and chairs shattered on impact, splitting apart at the slightest touch.

The monsters stood about three meters tall, extraordinarily robust. A single arm’s girth was comparable to a Gray Dwarf’s body.

Their backs and outer arms were covered in bristly red hair like wild boar bristles, while their waists and bellies were bare, revealing blue-skinned underparts.

Two brave Gray Dwarf guards armed with hammer and shield confronted them, but in the next instant, the creature’s basin-sized fist came crashing down.

"Boom!"

The thick steel shield was instantly dented, and the two Gray Dwarf guards were blasted sideways like cannonballs.

"(Dwarven Language) Damn! It’s an Abyssal Barculum Monster!"

At this time, two fully armed teams of Gray Dwarf Warriors rushed from all directions, and Raine heard the shout of the leading captain clearly.

’Abyssal Demon?’

’Barculum Monster?’

Raine immediately recalled some of the demon and devil information he casually read at the association.

He vaguely remembered Barculum Monsters, known for their immense strength, as Abyssal Demons.

’But the problem is, how did Abyssal Demons suddenly appear?’

Faced with the arriving Gray Dwarf reinforcements, the Barculum Monster leaped, easily covering over ten meters, and then hammered the ground with fists as large as sledgehammers.

"Boom!"

Instantly, the hard flagstone floor of Dark Furnace City was shattered, sending debris and shockwaves all around, dust rising everywhere!

"Ah! Ah!"

Seven or eight Gray Dwarf guards were thrown into the air simultaneously.

And the fleeing Gray Dwarf residents, with even weaker defenses, were pummeled by the debris, their bones snapping as they screamed in agony.

Watching the chaotic scene before him.

Mingled among the fleeing Gray Dwarves, the Demon Mage Falko couldn’t help but show a hint of a satisfied smile.

Although he didn’t know why the Gray Dwarf guards had discovered him so suddenly,

This made him launch his attack ahead of time, wasting a precious Third Level Spell Scroll for ’Acceleration Spell.’

But the result would be the same.

Just a few minutes earlier.

’Two reinforced Barculum Monsters, each with a challenge level of six, enough to throw the Gray Dwarves into chaos for a while.’

’The next part is what’s crucial.’

Falko thought so.

He then took out a compass-like device from his pocket, casting spells as the compass slightly illuminated, and the needle began pointing in a direction, constantly making small adjustments.

’Hmm, moving so fast?’

’Haha, I hope Reid doesn’t let me down. He should have it by now, right?’

’Freddy, I’m sorry.’

Falko’s smile grew wider.

Although Freddy spent a fortune on hiring him for this task, even prepaying a third of his commission,

But he was more curious about why the Dawn Dual Blades squad had put in such meticulous preparation for this mission.

The opponent’s extensive planning and huge investment had to be for something extraordinary.

If he could intercept it midway...

It would be much better than just earning a commission!

Though Falko was a seventh-level class mage, he had no fixed Bronze-level team, and there was a reason for this.

Mainly, it was due to his questionable character.

Among adventurers, some matters spread slowly, but others, like character, spread quickly.

Suddenly, a commotion came from the direction of the Dark Furnace Bar.

Two middle-aged men in priest robes adorned with golden patterns, surrounded by several Gray Dwarves in commander plate armor, rushed forward, followed by several squads of elite Gray Dwarves.