Pride Online

Chapter 184: The First Assemble Part VI

“I think that’s a clever idea!”

Suddenly, Tunwa’s voice came from the circle of the meeting, making the two who were talking from the outside pause, glancing at their bawling friend.

“Let’s have Na carry Warunya up like they did when they fought Lord Inferno. It’s smooth and they can attack like an airplane dropping bombs. What do you think?”

Another cheeky man presented his plan that he just freshly came up with, making Maysa who was standing in the center of the circle pause. At the same time, Nuchjaree who was standing outside cursed something, sounding like, “Oh my god.,” before rushing to join the circle quickly.

“Hey, Tun, what’s that, clinging to your foot?” Nuchjaree asked smilingly.

“Where?”

“It’s okay. I’ll get it off for you.”

ARRRRRGH!!!

The man, the owner of the golden-brown hair screamed out loudly because his foot just got stepped on full-forcedly by a foot of some girl here, making him curl himself down as he held onto the painful foot. ...And without hesitation, she sent a sharp gaze down at this bawler instantly.

“I think this plan...” Nuchjaree tried to speak.

“This plan is not good.”

But it was Maysa who spoke up instead smilingly. But her tone sounded a bit different again, and there was only Wisana who could notice it.

“Look at our surroundings, the space is limited. Even though it’s quite large, insisting to fly up there will only cause them a disadvantage.”

She finished, before glancing at Wisana who was standing separately. Then she gave him a sweet smile.

“Right now, Warunya is not suitable for flying with Wisana, because their abilities are unmatched. And that could decrease Wisana’s potential, too. So, we should stick to the same plan.”

And that was once again when Maysa looked at Warunya with a sweet smile that seemed meaningless. But Warunya could detect something in there now, though she did not quite understand what it was yet. So, the gorgeous girl forced up a wry smile, glancing at Wisana. And Wisana just avoided her eyes out of his habit again.

Until this point, Nuchjaree and Tunwa started looking at each other, though this young man was still bound over for the crime of saying something he should not have said!

“Also, I can’t fly right now, Tun,” Wisana yelled. “My wings happen to be getting checked up. So, it’ll take a while before I can fly again.”

“O... oh, is that so? Sorry, I said something silly, then.”

“Huh? What are you apologizing to me for?”

Wisana chuckled, wondering why his best friend was acting unusually humble right now.

“Well, I can’t tell you about that now, just let me say sorry in advance.”

“Tun!” Nuchjaree snapped, making Wisana smile amusedly even more that his eyes narrowed.

“What are you talking about? I don’t get it. Are you okay?”

“Vincent.”

They could not continue talking when a deep voice of Shin came from behind their back. The name’s owner turned in the direction and saw the Zero-Celsius Prince tilting his head as if calling Wisana to go to him. And he just grinned as he walked to the other man instantly without a doubt.

And that was the reason for Nuchjaree to drag Tunwa out of the conversation right now, before she pinched his shoulder with all her strength, almost giving him a bruise.

“Ouch, ouch, ouch, that’s enough, Nuch. You’re hurting me.”

“Don’t you just deserve that?” Nuchjaree placed her hands on her waist, looking like she was ready to pick a fight. “You almost messed things up. Also, you know about what’s going on between them, and why did you propose that kind of plan anyway?”

“Well, it’s just my habit to set them up to spend time together.”

After he finished speaking, the cheeky one stuck his tongue out, not looking like he felt guilty about it that much.

“From now on, stop trying to do these kinds of silly things. Don’t you know that it’ll just make Na hurt more?”

“I do...” he said, scratching his neck out of embarrassment.

“If you do, then keep this in mind. I’ll try to fix this, making it better. Don’t try to ruin my plan.”

Hearing that, Tunwa raised his eyebrows as he paused, suspecting the word “plan” from this girl somehow.

“Your plan?”

“Yes, and it’s a neat one.”

She finished speaking as she crossed her arms over her chest, looking so proud. She looked at Maysa who was explaining her plan again, making Tunwa narrow his eyes as he stared at her.

“I have a feeling that you’re about to play matchmaker again now.”

“I have fun and everyone’s happy, that should be okay, right?”

After hearing her say that Tunwa sighed, before rubbing his temple harshly.

“When you make that face, there’s gonna be chaos every time.”

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“What’s up?”

Separated from where the group of their friends were, two young men were standing by a corner of the room, the one with a huge statue. The statue was about 20 meters tall, and it had six hands, looking like something that Wisana had no idea about.

“I need you to help me find the spot to summon Ouroboros out.”

Shin said with a plain expression, before looking around the room.

“You can’t find it?”

He shook his head in reply, then he brought something out of the inventory. It looked like a large muddy white bracelet. And when he looked closer, it was actually an image of a snake circling back to eat its tail.

“What’s that?” Wisana asked.

“The symbol of alchemy. It’s the required item to summon the boss out.” He said, then handed it to Wisana to look. “You need to find the slot to put this bracelet in. It should be around here. I can’t recall how people did it two years ago.”

“’Kay, ...I’ll try.”

He said, before tossing it back to Shin and walking out to find it enthusiastically right away.

“Where did you get this bracelet, though? You need to do a quest to earn it, right?”

Wisana started a conversation as his hand started rubbing on the wall in the hope of finding the slot to place the item in. Hearing the talkative one’s question, the boy who had the concept of Zero-Celsius Prince glanced at him for a second, before turning away.

“Remember when we met for the first time at the association?” Shin asked.

“First time?” After repeating, Wisana held up his hand to touch his mouth as he thought. “Uh, yeah, I do. Everybody got silent when you walked in. And you acted so cocky when you pulled out the Ouroboros’s hunt order from the broad, right? How would I forget that?”

He replied, grinning. And the one who got nagged just let out a long sigh, thinking that it would take quite a while before he could get used to this guy’s habit of talking too much.

“I mean when I was talking to the manager of the association.”

“Oh!! When you were disrespecting him, yeah, I remember.”

Shin was trying to count one to ten in his mind, before shaking his head and looking in another direction.

“I got the item from him. It’s the reward that he promised me when he begged me to do a job for him.”

“Oh, I see.”

The cheeky one drawled his voice in understanding before he started searching in another spot.

“Anyway, has May told you the plan yet?”

Shin paused. He only felt relieved for a moment that this guy would finally shut up, but he was wrong. Right after finishing the topic, Wisana came up with a new one very quickly.

“She has.”

He brushed the other man off.

“Really? ...what did she assign you to do?”

“She said it’s up to me, just do what I have to do, but don’t forget that we’re a team.”

Hearing that, Wisana paused. With the assignment that almost sounded like his made him sure he was not the only one that Maysa trusted. There was Shin who she was counting on as well.

And he got upset somehow just thinking about that.