Godlike Player in a Game-Like World

"Regardless, free experience points. I'll gladly accept them," Raydon muttered with a grin.

[Since you made no contributions to the battle, you won't gain any shared experience.]

[Bonus: You gained 35 experiences.]

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[Bonus: You gained 35 experiences.]

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[Bonus: You gained 35 experiences.]

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"Wow, they're really giving it their all," he remarked, momentarily pausing his search as three additional system messages appeared.

Usually, it was Raydon who surprised his teammates by swiftly dispatching mobs in rapid succession during matches. However, this time it was the battle maids' performance that astonished him.

"Why did they wait until now if they had the power to kill mobs so easily?" Raydon pondered, perplexed by the sudden change in the battle maids' behavior.

It had been 20 minutes since the match started, and up until this point, they had refrained from engaging any mobs. However, they had now abruptly begun dispatching multiple mobs in quick succession.

It was also improbable that the battle maids hadn't come across any mobs in the past 20 minutes. Raydon himself had encountered numerous mobs, potentially numbering in the dozens or even hundreds, during his search for the region boss.

So as he was pondering why they had been so quiet up until now but were suddenly beginning to kill mobs, he was suddenly diverted from his thoughts by a light breeze that was blowing in his face and the faint aroma of flowers.

When he turned his attention to the place where the breeze was coming from, he saw a scene that was very familiar to him because he had seen it before. From a distance, he could faintly see yellow pollen floating in the air, gracefully converging and forming a path of pink roses that extended across the field.

"What does this mean now? Are they trying to reveal my location?" Raydon muttered, his eyes fixated on the rapidly proliferating pink roses encircling him.

He knew that one of the battle maids was using this skill, but what puzzled him was that the skill was being employed from a different direction than before. This implied that the battle maids hadn't been tracing his steps to locate him but had continued their own separate routes.

In addition, the ease with which they were able to locate Raydon once more, in conjunction with their use of this extremely eye-catching skill, suggested their intentions might not be favorable.

Raydon paused to contemplate their motives and intentions when he noticed a black object descending from the sky in the same direction as the flowery path.

He observed as the object drew nearer, gradually coming into focus. After a moment, he could discern its true identity.

"An owl? Is it a mob?" Raydon mumbled, observing the creature's brown feathers adorned with intricate white patterns and its enormous yellow eyes.

He continued to observe as the bird approached with increasing speed. Soon, he realized that it wasn't a mob at all.

After rapidly approaching Raydon, the owl made several turns, as if to demonstrate that it was not dangerous, and then attempted to land on his shoulder. However, as it approached the black flames burning above Raydon, the owl quickly took off and continued to circle around.

'Does this bird belong to them?' He pondered as he observed the seemingly harmless owl. It quickly dawned on him that the owl likely belonged to one of the battle maids.

Raydon, who was perplexed about the role that this owl was supposed to play, decided to cancel the berserker technique. When the flames that had been covering him vanished, he raised his arm and waited for the owl to land on it.

The owl must have understood his intention because as soon as the flames were extinguished, it flew to Raydon and landed on his arm.

'What now?' He wondered as he stared at the owl perched on his arm, trying to discern its purpose. 

Suddenly, an image appeared in the owl's yellow eyes, and Raydon was taken aback by what he saw. The image depicted Mell and the other battle maids engaged in combat, swiftly dispatching mobs that resembled cockroaches.

[Since you made no contributions to the battle, you won't gain any shared experience.]

[Bonus: You gained 35 experiences.]

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[Bonus: You gained 35 experiences.]

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[Bonus: You gained 35 experiences.]

As Raydon read the system messages indicating the battle maids' actions, he couldn't help but be amused. 'What the fuck? Are they broadcasting it to me?' he mused, surprised by their intentional communication.

''Wait… What? ''

He quickly became aware of something that astonished him. What surprised him was not that they were easily and quickly killing these mobs, but rather that there was a humanoid mob much larger than these ordinary cockroach mobs standing there motionless not far from them.

Raydon's gaze turned towards the flower path that stretched out in the distance. 'They found the region boss?' he muttered in disbelief

*Poof*

The scene that was playing in the eyes of the owl that was perched on Raydon's arm abruptly came to an end, and the owl itself suddenly vanished into white smoke along with a small explosion.

The only thing that remained was the flower-lined path that stretched for a mile.

'They found the region boss, and now they're calling me? Why?' He questioned their motives, finding their behavior rather suspicious. They had previously expressed that wasting time on the region boss was futile, yet now they seemed to have found it intentionally and were summoning him.

''I am not sure what they hope to accomplish by doing this, but. ' He was under the impression that it was a ploy to get his attention, but in reality, it did not really matter to him. 

Without pausing to consider their motivations, he immediately reactivated his berserker technique and began racing along the flower-lined path at full speed. Regardless of the battle maids' ulterior motives, the fact remained that they had indeed located the region boss. 

And Raydon was determined not to waste this opportunity and was prepared to seize it.