Number One Dungeon Supplier

Surest of Eye knew what the enemy was doing and of a valid reason too but this does not mean that he could not present his anger out seeing how his beautiful terrain of cliff ranges had been utterly destroyed by them in less than five minutes.

"Sure, the fire and smoke would conceal the enemy but for how long?" That was what Surest of Eye, stated as he had to jump out of the way to ensure that the laser beam did not destroy him. However, he had misread the laser, thinking that it was just a one time burst. It returned back and hit the place where he had landed so he had no choice but to take the hit.

He might have been a sniper but he was also considered one of the mini bosses that the Three Winged Angel had employed. There was no way he would die from such a laser blast though he did not deny that it was searing his muscles with pain since he did not expect the laser's intensity would be this strong despite its radius.

At this point, he felt that it was meaningless to give them five minutes to hide as they had no intention of hiding. All they were doing was mere destruction of the terrain and thus the Surest of Eye decided to shoot at them, killing them from at least a few hundred metres away with his bow.

Yet once again when he shot his arrow expecting an end to this madness, the arrow had been burnt to crisp from the third burst of lasers. What kind of enemy was he fighting that was able to shoot this kind of power output continuously?

There was no use hiding at the corner of the terrain expecting not to be hit. This kind of area of attack meant there was no use hiding to snipe and he had to get out of the way as soon as possible. Even with the big leaps and jumps the Surest of Eye performed, he calculated that there was no way for it to move away in time.

He got to sacrifice something and that was undoubtedly one of his legs as losing his arms would be a huge loss fighting against this kind of monstrous power output. But even as he tried to hold the scream in his lungs, every fibre of his body had already trembled at the incoming laser that was coming back to sweep the place once more.

And that was when he figured going backwards could be the solution so he stretched out his trump card, a pair of angel wings and flew to the ridge once more. Yet what it did not expect was that the enemy lost control of its laser beam and it went erratic for a moment, causing one of its wings to be decimated by the laser when it flew upwards, forcing it to fall to the ground and unfortunately been stabbed through a broken burning log like a spike.

The Surest of Eye knew that the only way to win was to not hide any more. He had to fire the strongest attack he could muster or else he would die from the loss of blood. The Surest of Eye activated its ability, Truest of Sight to not only locate but pinpoint his target so that the charged arrow he shot out would hit without any hitch.

But because he was so focused on aiming for the hit, he never realised that that a 'laser' shower happened burning through the entire terrain. Mostly because he assumed that before the laser could do any damage to him, the arrow would strike first and he would win the match.

Sadly, that never happened.

The masked announcer came out when Jin and the 'spent' Tellie were attempting to find a spot to hide within the fire and smoke that was happening right now. And with a sigh, the entire terrain disappeared and the very same arena from the previous floors emerged.

Jin was confused as to why the sudden change in terrain and had no choice but to drop Tellie from his back and immediately held his sniper rifle up as he activated his inverse eyes as soon as possible. Did the Surest of Eye had felt that the terrain was so fucked up he decided to fight in this arena on open grounds?

"Challenger, drop your weapon. The boss had been killed. You cleared the match." The masked announcer who was delighted initially before the match began, had turned sulky and sour.

"Wait, what? Isn't the Surest of Eye a Hell 3 Boss? How could he die just like that?" Surely some laser beam would not have killed him. The output Tellie and I pushed out were not sufficient to…"

The Masked Announcer immediately teleported the corpse of the Surest of Eye to Jin and it suffered not just a few burnt marks. There were signs of continuous attacks which killed him.

"He might be the greatest marksmen but it seems he does not have the greatest luck when it comes to surviving your rampant attacks." The Masked announcer said as he sighed once more and the treasure chest appeared. "Just take your treasure chest and go. I do not see why you should stay here now that the deed is done. Besides, your Mechanoid is busted…although it looks a little different from what I remembered…" The Masked Announcer wanted to take a closer look and later felt it was not necessary.

"Regardless, enjoy." The restless way of speaking from the masked announcer made Jin a little annoyed but at the same time, thanked the higher powers that this was done.

"Why thank me? The System did nothing special and the gods are not worthy of thanking." The System said and Jin had the urge to rolled his eyes.

"Never mind, could you get the Mechanoid porters to come? I am a little too lazy to bring these stuff back to the Dungeon entrance. Thanks System." Jin said as he sat beside Tellie and allowed her to rest using his back as her support.