The Wizard Has A Biochip

Chapter 146: Explosion in the Underworld

Ruby, breathing heavily, looked into my eyes, then lowered her hand toward her pussy lips.

After parting her pussy lips with her fingers, she let my cum drip out.

—George, you really surprised me. My belly feels full—I even feel fatter.

Uhh~~

I took a few steps back while catching my breath and replied.

—That’s your fault!

Mary raised one eyebrow as she let my cum flow out naturally.

—What do you mean, it’s my fault?

I looked at her in silence for a few seconds, then answered with complete sincerity.

—You’re just so damn hot!

—That MILF body of yours is so hot and lustful that I could fill your womb every day with a deep creampie and I’d never get tired of it."

—Hahaha~~"

Ruby just laughed as she let my cum drip out, then she lowered her leg and jumped into the pond behind the rock.

I quickly climbed down from the rock, went back to my armor, climbed back onto the Golem, and rode off a short distance.

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After nearly half an hour, I finally saw Ruby emerge from the cave as she calmly smoothed her red dress over her body.

Judging by the satisfied glow on her face, it seemed she had thoroughly enjoyed her little "snack."

It was almost absurd.

Anyone looking at that beautiful expression would never imagine that just moments before, Ruby had been fucked frantically by me until my cock exploded in a delicious load of cum, filling her with a deep creampie.

— Did you collect the sample from the mission site? I asked.

Ruby raised her chin with that empress-like air that had already become so characteristic of her.

— This is just a minor matter.

— Obviously, it’s done!

She extended her hand and, without any ceremony, tossed a small Rune in my direction.

I caught it in the air.

Immediately, I ordered the Biochip to perform a verification.

[Beep!]

[Initiating object analysis.]

[Rune integrity: 99.8%.]

[Magical signature compatible.]

[Stored data confirmed.]

— Everything’s fine.

I put the Rune into my waist pouch.

Every lake found at the mission sites had a small magical formation installed at its bottom.

These formations were used by the mages responsible for monitoring the region to observe the underground environment without having to leave their towers.

Our task was simple.

We needed to use a specially prepared Rune to extract the data stored in these formations and later return it to those responsible for the mission.

After that, all the remaining time could be used to explore the surroundings and collect rare resources.

And, considering the amount of unusual materials that existed in the Underground, I certainly didn’t intend to waste those days.

The ten of us had agreed to meet again after three days.

Since Ruby and I had completed our task in just half a day, we had more than enough time.

— Let’s make the most of this opportunity..

Ruby smiled.

— I knew you’d say that.

Then we mounted the Hunter Knight mounted on the Giant King Shark again.

The enormous Golem began slowly advancing through the darkness.

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POV: Monak — Fire Wizard

Somewhere in the Underground World...

I was running.

Running as fast as I could.

My chest burned.

My breathing was heavy.

And behind me...

— Stop running, you damned bastards!

An explosion illuminated the tunnel.

BOOOOM!

The rocks trembled.

Dust fell from the ceiling.

I gritted my teeth and kept running.

My family had placed great hopes in me.

My talent for elemental fire magic had always been considered extraordinary.

But at that moment, all my confidence had disappeared.

I was running away.

Two Pseudo-Mages were after me.

And Adrian...

Adrian was dead.

I could still remember his body being brutally torn apart.

Those bastards hadn’t just killed my companion.

They had turned his death into a message.

"You’ll be next."

I wasn’t going to let that happen.

My natural agility wasn’t impressive, but the layer of fiery energy surrounding my body drastically increased my speed.

If we were on the surface, I probably would have already escaped.

But the Underground was a labyrinth.

Narrow tunnels, sharp turns, stalagmites, fissures.

Rocks scattered everywhere.

I needed to choose every step carefully.

— Damn it!

I turned sharply.

Upon realizing that the two men were still behind me, I extended my hands.

Two spheres of fire appeared in my palms.

They spun violently.

— Blazing Flames... Obliterate!

I threw both fireballs over my shoulder without even looking back.

I kept running.

Ten seconds later...

BOOOOOM!

— DAMN IT!

— IS HE TRYING TO KILL US OR BRING DOWN THE TUNNEL?!

An involuntary smile appeared on my face.

At least it had worked.

But that smile quickly disappeared.

I knew they were still behind me.

And they were getting closer and closer.

At one point, one of my pursuers’ black robes was completely destroyed by the explosion.

I briefly saw a man wearing black metal armor.

He held a wand surrounded by a sinister red aura.

My expression became serious.

That man was dangerous.

Very dangerous.

I gritted my teeth and increased my speed even further.

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POV: Pursuers — Outlaw Acolytes of the Underground World

— Damn...

I stopped for a few seconds, watching the dust disappear.

— We can’t continue like this.

— Should we simply let him escape?

The leader, hearing my complaints, gritted his teeth.

— That guy is tough. I’ve never seen anyone run that fast.

— However, we can’t let him escape!

— Pursue him.

— He doesn’t know the terrain.

— Sooner or later, he’ll find a dead end.

— When that happens, we’ll surround him.

I nodded in agreement.

— And what about Sayk and Salin? Why haven’t they returned yet?

— Do they really need that much time to deal with a simple Level 3 acolyte?

The man immediately replied.

— They changed their route.

— They already sent information about the rest of the enemy team.

— They also transmitted everything they discovered about that acolyte.

He paused.

— Apparently, they’re heading toward Sector Seven.

— They should try to find the weakest group.

— So that’s it...

I tightened my fingers around my wand.

— I knew this would happen.

I looked at the tunnel again.

— We need to speed up. If we let that guy escape, we’ll have returned empty-handed.

I raised my wand.

— Zukikulu...

The tip of the wand glowed.

My body began to dissolve into a dark mist.

The next instant, I passed through the rocky wall.

I disappeared completely.

The group leader remained behind.

A dark smile appeared on his face.

Then a circle of black light appeared beneath his feet.

His speed abruptly increased.

He advanced.

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A monstrous rumble echoed through the Underground.

BOOOOOOM!

The shockwave traveled through the tunnels.

Stalagmites were destroyed.

Rocks were torn from the walls.

Fragments flew like projectiles.

The residual magical energy transformed the debris into dangerous weapons.

The battle had reached a completely different scale.

The impact was so violent that a large area of the Underground ended up collapsing.

Tunnels were blocked.

Others were completely destroyed.

At the same time, new passages appeared between the rocks.

And, naturally, an uproar of that magnitude would not go unnoticed.

Other acolytes hiding in that region immediately searched for safe locations.

No one wanted to find out who was fighting.

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POV: George Gil — MC

A soft crack echoed inside the cavern.

My enormous Golem slowly emerged from underground.

The head of the Giant King Shark broke through the layer of earth and stone, occupying almost all the available space.

Ruby was sitting calmly on its back.

— Damn! — she exclaimed. — Why did an earthquake suddenly happen?

I looked into the darkness.

Something was wrong.

— That wasn’t a natural earthquake.

Ruby turned her face toward me.

— Are you sure?

I closed my eyes for a moment.

The Biochip was constantly processing the information.

[Beep.]

[Analyzing underground vibrations.]

[Calculating origin.]

[Estimated distance: 8.03 kilometers.]

[Estimated depth: 20.4 meters below current position.]

I opened my eyes.

— The origin is approximately eight kilometers southeast of here.

— And it’s only twenty meters deeper than our position.

Ruby became serious.

— That’s strange.

— Very.

I pointed toward the ground.

— A natural earthquake would have its point of origin much deeper.

— Besides, the intensity of the vibration is far too concentrated.

Ruby slowly understood.

— So someone caused this.

I nodded.

— That’s the most logical explanation.

I thought for a few seconds.

— We also know that the creatures in this region would hardly be capable of producing destruction on this scale.

— Even the strongest creatures we’ve encountered so far wouldn’t be capable of causing something like this.

Ruby crossed her arms.

— So...

Her red eyes glowed.

— One of our companions encountered those outlaw acolytes?

— Highly likely.

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