All‑Master Who Regressed to Bronze - Chapter 110

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All Master Who Regressed to Bronze Episode 110

Revenge.

Since his regression, Shin Hyeok, who had run like mad, had never once forgotten about it.

Devouring Shinwha Group?

Furthermore, taking revenge on the people of the Shinwha Family for the past?

That was certainly important work, but this was something he had already done once before.

Before his regression, when Shin Hyeok was the strongest player in Earth’s dimension, Shinwha Group had been destroyed.

Therefore, the revenge he inflicted on Shinwha Group after his regression was merely incidental.

Additionally, it was to help his family gain what they should have originally possessed even a little faster.

But the Homo Novus Empire and others who had joined hands with them to betray him were different.

Since he hadn’t even begun the first letter of revenge yet, Shin Hyeok was even more thirsting for vengeance.

However, since the Integrated League hadn’t opened, he had simply suppressed his revenge.

And right now.

The suppressed revenge burst forth.

Of course, since Shin Hyeok wasn’t a crazed revenge ghost, he hadn’t just killed them simply because they were a race that participated in the betrayal.

‘He has a beard, so he’s not from the Beardless Dwarf Union. Then he wouldn’t be from a lower dimension, which means he’s connected to Iron Forge, an upper dimension.’

The dwarf Shin Hyeok killed had a beard.

If he had been beardless, even if he was a being created by the system, he wouldn’t have killed him so brutally.

He would have killed him as cleanly as possible.

But the opponent had a beard, and that was decisive evidence that he wasn’t a being from the Beardless Dwarf Union, a lower dimension.

Anyway, now that he had confirmed the opponent wasn’t a being created by the system and wasn’t from the Beardless Dwarf Union excluded from his revenge targets, Shin Hyeok had nothing to hold back.

Thud thud!

“It’s sturdy.”

-…Does the host’s atmosphere seem a bit different?

-It’s been a bit different since he devoured that dwarf.

-But isn’t something strange? It feels different from when we met elves in Dimension Arena? Those guys were like mannequins… but these seem really alive.

-We saw something similar recently.

-What? When?

-Tarkan.

-…Ah.

However, he couldn’t prevent even that atmosphere itself from changing.

Shin Hyeok’s aura had changed so dramatically that even viewers watching through the filter of broadcast could feel it.

But thoughts about that didn’t last long.

Because of the intelligent life form that appeared again following Tarkan.

However, it was a bit more serious than with Tarkan.

Since Tarkan was an orc, they had thought of him more as a type of monster rather than an intelligent being, but dwarves were somewhat different.

Just as questions about why intelligent beings like orcs and dwarves existed in Dimension Arena began to dominate the chat in a chain reaction.

Shin Hyeok provided the answer.

“I’ll break it. Summon Geobukseon.”

Kwaaaaaaaang!!!

-Yeah! This is it!

-Dwarf or whatever, just smash it!

-Let other smart people handle the headache-inducing stuff! I’m just here to watch the broadcast!

-Let’s go into the mine~

At Shin Hyeok’s clear answer, the viewers gained enlightenment and erased thoughts about dwarves from their minds.

How dare they think of other things during sacred broadcast time!

For these dopamine addicts, such a thing was impossible.

So they watched with grinning faces as the Geobukseon smashed the massive iron gate to pieces.

“Quite high-purity steel. This level would be thousand-fold refined steel, if not ten-thousand-fold refined steel. A gate made by hammering such material together certainly has the best defense.”

Shin Hyeok picked up what had been the iron gate that the Geobukseon had smashed and provided a light explanation.

“I’ll take this. It’ll be a gift that Sejin hyung will like.”

Of course, even while explaining, he didn’t forget to sweep the smashed pieces into his inventory.

Thousand-fold refined steel was a unique-grade material.

Additionally, because it was a craftable material, it was lower grade even among unique grades, but this was thousand-fold refined steel made by dwarves.

Furthermore, the iron gate was also something crafted by dwarves.

For Sejin, who walked the path of a blacksmith, items that could reveal the techniques of dwarves, a naturally gifted artisan race, were more precious than legendary equipment or materials.

Since he possessed Metallurgy [A], he knew this better than anyone, so Shin Hyeok swept up all the iron gate fragments before entering the mine.

“Intruder!”

“Kill him!”

“How dare you! Do you know where this is!”

The gatekeeper dwarf was dead, and even the mine’s iron gate had been destroyed.

After that, he had even spent time collecting the gate fragments, so it wasn’t strange that the forces inside the mine noticed Shin Hyeok.

“Dwarves.”

-There are so many dwarves.

-I guess this was a mine managed by dwarves?

-So while we were doing politics in the ravine, these guys were mining here?

-Probably?

-Ugh, it feels like cockroaches watching us from dark places.

-LIKE under your bed.

-Don’t be ridiculous!!! Under my bed there are only leftover potato chips, unwashed disposable containers, and moldy pizza slices!

-Why aren’t there cockroaches? That’s more surprising;;

Anyway, those who appeared after hearing the commotion were also dwarves.

Their numbers were much greater than the gatekeeper dwarves, but their strength was below that of the gatekeeper dwarves.

And multiple inferior beings could never catch Shin Hyeok.

Shin Hyeok demonstrated this firsthand.

“Rise.”

Crrrrrack!!!

Necromancy [S].

This was the perfect occasion to show the power of the only S-rank skill Shin Hyeok possessed for the first time.

Though there were over ten dwarves, their opponents were no pushovers either.

-How dare you commit the folly of challenging the great one!

-I shall cut off the necks of these dwarfs and present them to the Lord of Death!

-Let’s go! Knights!

-Uoooooh!

-Death! Guide me!

A full five Durahans.

Of course, Durahans were weak compared to real Diamond players.

Moreover, since their numbers were fewer than the dwarves, they alone could never face the dwarves.

“Rise.”

Crrrrrack!

That was only the story when there were just Durahans.

Necromancy [S] unfolded again, creating countless undead.

Starting from the most basic skeletons to soldiers, knights, knight captains, royal guards, and so on.

Even those that could be called higher species of skeletons appeared, filling the fairly spacious mine interior.

“Wh-what?”

“Summoning this many undead?”

“What kind of nonsense…!”

“C-could it be S-rank?”

“Don’t talk nonsense! There’s no way such an undeveloped native dimension where the Integrated League hasn’t even opened yet could have that!”

Faced with the majesty of an S-rank skill, the dwarves couldn’t hide their bewilderment.

S-rank skills were abilities possessed only by beings who represented a dimension or were equivalent to such entities.

And that was only applicable to open dimensions that had already joined the Integrated League.

In that regard, the fact that a player from a closed dimension that hadn’t even joined the Integrated League possessed an S-rank skill was a huge shock to them.

Watching them panic in confusion, Shin Hyeok tilted his head at a sudden thought.

‘Come to think of it, players from other dimensions who possessed S-rank skills mostly obtained them after the Integrated League opened. In contrast, on Earth, besides me, there are probably one or two in Cheon-oe-cheon who have them. Something’s definitely strange about this.’

S-rank skills required tremendous proficiency and corresponding achievements to obtain.

The dwarves weren’t surprised for nothing.

Even after meeting countless players from other dimensions in an open dimension and being active in the Integrated League, which was a step higher than dimensional leagues, obtaining S-rank skills was no easy feat.

Yet Earth’s players possessed such S-rank skills far too easily.

Well, those in Cheon-oe-cheon would never think so, but to Shin Hyeok who had experienced the Integrated League, their struggles weren’t even struggles.

Additionally, his questions didn’t end there.

‘The quality of awakening traits and classes that Earth’s players possess is overwhelmingly higher compared to other dimensions. Could this also be related to easily obtaining high-grade skills?’

The awakening traits obtained when awakening as a player at age 20.

And the classes obtained after placement exams.

Earth’s players had ridiculously high quality in these compared to other dimensions.

Thinking that this might also be connected to the previous matter, Shin Hyeok soon snapped his fingers.

Snap!

“Tarkan.”

“Dwarves, huh. Should I just kill these shorties?”

“Yeah, please do. I think I need to go inside.”

“Hmph! A good opportunity to test my newly made weapon. Go, I’ll handle this place.”

Bang!

Summoned by Shin Hyeok’s call, Tarkan struck the ground with the glaive he had slung over his shoulder.

A heavy shockwave traveled through the ground and swept over the dwarves.

“Kraaak!”

“A Black Orc? How dare a mere Vile Green Orc!”

“This place has received investment from the Emerald Orcs! Get lost!”

The dwarves caught in the tremendous shockwave trembled their beards and vented their anger.

But Tarkan sneered at the sight.

“Being shorties, I guess you can’t hear well. Shall I speak louder?”

“…This disgusting Black Orc dares to insult me, Hwangdong Mallet, who will ascend to Ironforge!”

“Come here, shorty. I’ll make your already small height even smaller.”

“Kraaaak! I can tolerate being mocked for being short, but I cannot forgive making my height even smaller!”

Thud!

As soon as he finished speaking, Tarkan charged toward the dwarf, Hwangdong Mallet, wielding not his usual old and shabby glaive, but a fine glaive dyed in deep brown.

“Roar, Earth Decapitator!”

Kwaaaaaaaang!!!

Tarkan’s exclusive weapon that Shin Hyeok had asked Sejin to make, the Earth Decapitator.

Naturally, it was a legendary-grade weapon.

To make that, they had to pour in two earth-type legendary materials that had come to Sinwha Workshop and a large amount of unique materials.

“It’s not a waste at all.”

But watching it, Shin Hyeok didn’t feel even a bit of regret.

“Maybe I should have used more.”

Rather, he regretted not investing more materials to make it legendary+ grade.

However, Shin Hyeok had no choice.

First, there wasn’t enough time, and there weren’t enough materials.

Since Sejin was currently in charge of crafting legendary-grade equipment for the entire world, he couldn’t spend time solely on exclusive equipment just for Tarkan.

Moreover, earth-type materials that matched well with Tarkan were materials imbued with attributes, so they were rare and couldn’t be obtained in large quantities.

In the end, due to time and material constraints, they had no choice but to compromise with legendary grade.

“Well, instead I upgraded his shamanic armor to legendary grade too, so it should be fine.”

It was awkward to call it compensation, but Sejin had enhanced Tarkan’s shamanic armor, which served as both defense and shamanic tool, to legendary grade.

Recalling the workaholic Sejin who had been delighted during that process, saying he could learn about orc shamanism, Shin Hyeok smiled and immediately activated Assassination Manual [C] as he melted into the darkness of the mine.

“For the Earth Mother!!!”

Kwaaaaaaaang!

Thanks to Tarkan taking the lead and drawing aggro, the mine was in complete chaos, allowing Shin Hyeok to easily enter the mine’s interior.

The mine was large and vast.

The passage past the iron gate entrance where they had confronted the dwarves was sufficiently large and wide, but compared to the real interior, it was nothing.

And seeing the revealed mine interior, Shin Hyeok let out a low sigh and pressed his forehead.

“Crazy dwarf bastards.”

The mine interior was full of orcs.

Orcs who were skin and bones with dead eyes showing no signs of life throughout their bodies.

And among them, there wasn’t a single orc with green skin.

Not even one.

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