As Lin Zhong spoke, he and Su Han dashed out side by side. Gunfire cracked, spears rose.

Golden bullets shot from the muzzle, Su Han close behind. One bullet pierced a criminal’s head—blood and brain matter oozed from the tiny hole.

But it wasn’t over. The moment the body fell, Su Han’s leg lashed out, kicking the corpse flying toward Lin Zhong.

Lin Zhong didn’t idle. He swung his War Spear, hurling the corpse straight into the one-eyed fat man’s face.

Triple Shadow Slash!

Three sword beams shot from Lin Zhong’s direction, perfectly shredding the corpse into three meat chunks.

Sebastian followed the beams, leaping out. His Great Sword was already drawn, slashing toward the BOSS.

Clang!

Steel clashed. The BOSS blocked with a metal hoop—but only stopped Sebastian’s blade. Secretly, Alice finished her Ice Spike chant.

An ice spike shot from shadows, piercing the BOSS’s fleshy waist.

Aester had warned: his body was weak, his head hardest. Unnatural structure—but Alice still aimed for his waist.

Ah!

Blood dripped from his oversized belly. But would Sebastian give him a chance?

Hundred Rain Slashes!

The sword snapped into its sheath. Five blinding slashes followed—sharp cuts rained like heaven’s tears, faint blood spraying after.

Damn it!

Meanwhile, Charlotte charged out, gripping the Deep Diver’s hunting spear. He thrust at enemies—but lacked Lin Zhong’s Martial Arts skill and War Spear mastery.

His beauty, though, became bait.

Woman, over there!

Stay put.

A hand patted Charlotte’s shoulder. Lin Zhong’s gentle voice halted his retreat. Then Lin Zhong shoved him down, leaping above the Monsters.

Death Boundary!

Lin Zhong swung his War Spear—not at Charlotte’s lured horde, but at the ground around them.

Scratches encircled the group. Before they reacted, thin ice spikes shot up, trapping all in a narrow space.

Those escaping had limbs severed by the ice.

Behind Lin Zhong stood a stunningly beautiful figure. She bit a grenade’s pin—the ominous device dropped into the space.

The ice ceiling sealed shut, forming a box.

Thermite Grenade.

It detonated inside, burning every criminal to ash.

Snap!

Lin Zhong and Su Han’s hands clapped lightly. They sprinted toward the next enemies.

So amazing.

Charlotte watched, stunned. He hadn’t even seen Su Han appear behind Lin Zhong. Their flawless coordination left him speechless.

He didn’t know Lin Zhong and Su Han had lived together since childhood—their synergy was unimaginable.

Keep luring Monsters. Gather them in the center.

Lin Zhong said this as he passed Charlotte. Charlotte had drawn over ten Monsters—but that was just a fraction.

Understood.

Charlotte gripped his War Spear again. He knew his only lure wasn’t skill—it was his beauty.

No women survived here, in this prison. The criminals’ hungry stares proved it. Lin Zhong’s plan relied on that.

"Wave clear" meant gathering all Monsters at once for a wipeout. But this wasn’t a game—luring thinking criminals with attacks alone was impossible.

Lin Zhong’s idea came from their first Dungeon Instance entry: those lustful looks at him and their alliance’s women.

Only Lin Zhong, Su Han, and Charlotte could execute this—faces that drew eyes. Alice was a frail mage; Aester, support.

Games needed tanks for wave clears. But Lin Zhong and Su Han were high-damage dealers—agile, confident they’d kill anyone who caught them.

Charlotte lacked their power. His beauty was his tool: lure groups, then herd them center for annihilation.

Enough.

Lin Zhong saw the humanoid Monsters trailing him, Su Han, and Charlotte.

Go.

Lin Zhong nodded. Su Han, far off, understood—they ran toward the center.

Charlotte saw them gathering and fled inward too.

Thud!

As they neared, Lin Zhong struck first—targeting Charlotte.

He swung his War Spear, the cold shaft smacking Charlotte aside. Lin Zhong seized the moment, stepping on the lead pursuer’s head to leap skyward.

Thousand-Mile Ice Seal!

Ice surged from both sides, freezing every foot in place. Su Han reappeared behind Lin Zhong, gripping a pale gray grenade.

G-61 Gravity Grenade.

She bit the pin. It dropped among them—not exploding, but forming a circle that yanked everyone toward the cramped center.

Sorry. Die first.

Ice Coffin!

Icy mist enveloped them, solidifying into a transparent coffin. Their trapped forms were visible inside.

Then countless ice spikes erupted within, shredding bodies into grotesque chunks.

So strong! Aester watching from shadows, Alice, even Charlotte—knocked aside—all wore the same stunned expression.

They didn’t know Lin Zhong and Su Han had always been partners. The strongest pair.