19-Chapter Nineteen It's Obligatory to Have a Large and Small Trumpet
Chapter 19 - It's incumbent on the queen to take the trumpet.
GG3
"You weren't a mollusk in your last life, were you?"
I sputtered without turning back, and then continued in the direction the wind was blowing.
However, it was a bit different from what I expected, that is, the wind wasn't actually blowing from the passage we had just walked through, but from inside the hole that the soft earth worm had dug out just now, meaning that the monster's appearance just now had helped us in some way.
"By the way, is this wall alright, it's called a maze when it's crashed through like this?"
"Or what?"
"I think it would be more appropriately called jerry-built... By the way, wouldn't you say the next floor is directly below us?"
Dale thought about it, then stretched his hand in the air and gestured a distance of about 3 meters wide.
"From memory, I walked about this deep from that staircase to reach the next level, which means the next level is about 3 meters directly below us."
"Then let's just dig down, it's faster."
"Hey hey! It's a maze!"
"What's wrong with the maze?"
I spread my hands.
"You normally walk the maze in the game because you have to, so now you're following those rules unless you're out of your mind."
"Dig if you can!"
"No power, so it's up to you,"
I said, patting Dale on the shoulder.
"Why!"
"You're high ranking, it's your duty to bring a trumpet."
Dale looked at me with your a**h*le eyes, and I just smiled and looked away.
Too bad it's too dark to see.
"Shit, I'm not earthbound, so forget about digging holes. I see you just judged the wind direction to be pretty reliable, why don't you just go?"
It's just that I'm too tired from running and I don't want to keep going.
But forget it, it's better to take our time, exploring the maze is also a kind of fun.
"Alright, alright, let's go, or else we won't be able to finish walking by morning."
"It's not because you're fooling around here."
"It's not because you're useless."
We gave each other blank stares, and then sighed in frustration.
Once we switched to the right path, we didn't encounter a monster like that again. Following the wind-blown passage all the way, we soon arrived near a stairway that led to the next floor.
But........
Dale, however, stopped still.
"What's wrong?" I asked.
"This staircase is different from the last one I saw, the last one was just like the one we just came down, it was a normal staircase, but this one... how it looks is a spiral staircase."
Indeed, the staircase in front of me looks like a spiral staircase anyway, unless I'm seeing an illusion.
And even if I saw an illusion, the arrangement of two people seeing the same illusion is a bit too much.
"Are you sure what you saw before wasn't an illusion?"
"Huh?"
"Or did you jerk off too much and see a double vision?"
"Where's your knuckles?"
I pointed to the ground and then to the sky.
"Dropped on the ground and broke, or ascended to heaven?"
"No, I was just making sure you weren't watching my finger appear double-imaged."
"That's enough of you."
"I also don't think it's a good thing to mock other people's habits, after all, they're all men," I said seriously.
"That's not the issue..."
"Is there something wrong with you down there?"
"You really are enough."
"Sorry."
I felt much better after easing the atmosphere a bit, it really was good for my mental and physical health to spit out daily.
"So what's next? Straight down? Or go back the way you came?"
"Why don't either of those options sound good...?"
"So we're digging a hole?"
"Let's take the stairs, I'll take the front row!"
Dale was no longer able to spit and went straight down first.
I marveled at the beauty of the spit as I followed, advancing to the next floor.
But........
As I saw the view of the next level, I began to wonder if this was a maze or not. And the look on Dale's face told me that he hadn't seen anything like this before.
"Are you sure this is an underground maze?"
I asked, pointing to the familiar scene in front of me.
"I don't know...at least that's not what I saw before...is it true that I jerked off too much?"
"Junior, a big jerk hurts."
"Junior, a little jerking hurts."
"Well, forget about the lower half of our bodies, if we don't figure out what's going on here, I think we'll have problems for the rest of our lives."
That's right, the second level of the maze that appeared in front of us wasn't the previous maze-like building.
Rather....
Hospital!
GG3
"You weren't a mollusk in your last life, were you?"
I sputtered without turning back, and then continued in the direction the wind was blowing.
However, it was a bit different from what I expected, that is, the wind wasn't actually blowing from the passage we had just walked through, but from inside the hole that the soft earth worm had dug out just now, meaning that the monster's appearance just now had helped us in some way.
"By the way, is this wall alright, it's called a maze when it's crashed through like this?"
"Or what?"
"I think it would be more appropriately called jerry-built... By the way, wouldn't you say the next floor is directly below us?"
Dale thought about it, then stretched his hand in the air and gestured a distance of about 3 meters wide.
"From memory, I walked about this deep from that staircase to reach the next level, which means the next level is about 3 meters directly below us."
"Then let's just dig down, it's faster."
"Hey hey! It's a maze!"
"What's wrong with the maze?"
I spread my hands.
"You normally walk the maze in the game because you have to, so now you're following those rules unless you're out of your mind."
"Dig if you can!"
"No power, so it's up to you,"
I said, patting Dale on the shoulder.
"Why!"
"You're high ranking, it's your duty to bring a trumpet."
Dale looked at me with your a**h*le eyes, and I just smiled and looked away.
Too bad it's too dark to see.
"Shit, I'm not earthbound, so forget about digging holes. I see you just judged the wind direction to be pretty reliable, why don't you just go?"
It's just that I'm too tired from running and I don't want to keep going.
But forget it, it's better to take our time, exploring the maze is also a kind of fun.
"Alright, alright, let's go, or else we won't be able to finish walking by morning."
"It's not because you're fooling around here."
"It's not because you're useless."
We gave each other blank stares, and then sighed in frustration.
Once we switched to the right path, we didn't encounter a monster like that again. Following the wind-blown passage all the way, we soon arrived near a stairway that led to the next floor.
But........
Dale, however, stopped still.
"What's wrong?" I asked.
"This staircase is different from the last one I saw, the last one was just like the one we just came down, it was a normal staircase, but this one... how it looks is a spiral staircase."
Indeed, the staircase in front of me looks like a spiral staircase anyway, unless I'm seeing an illusion.
And even if I saw an illusion, the arrangement of two people seeing the same illusion is a bit too much.
"Are you sure what you saw before wasn't an illusion?"
"Huh?"
"Or did you jerk off too much and see a double vision?"
"Where's your knuckles?"
I pointed to the ground and then to the sky.
"Dropped on the ground and broke, or ascended to heaven?"
"No, I was just making sure you weren't watching my finger appear double-imaged."
"That's enough of you."
"I also don't think it's a good thing to mock other people's habits, after all, they're all men," I said seriously.
"That's not the issue..."
"Is there something wrong with you down there?"
"You really are enough."
"Sorry."
I felt much better after easing the atmosphere a bit, it really was good for my mental and physical health to spit out daily.
"So what's next? Straight down? Or go back the way you came?"
"Why don't either of those options sound good...?"
"So we're digging a hole?"
"Let's take the stairs, I'll take the front row!"
Dale was no longer able to spit and went straight down first.
I marveled at the beauty of the spit as I followed, advancing to the next floor.
But........
As I saw the view of the next level, I began to wonder if this was a maze or not. And the look on Dale's face told me that he hadn't seen anything like this before.
"Are you sure this is an underground maze?"
I asked, pointing to the familiar scene in front of me.
"I don't know...at least that's not what I saw before...is it true that I jerked off too much?"
"Junior, a big jerk hurts."
"Junior, a little jerking hurts."
"Well, forget about the lower half of our bodies, if we don't figure out what's going on here, I think we'll have problems for the rest of our lives."
That's right, the second level of the maze that appeared in front of us wasn't the previous maze-like building.
Rather....
Hospital!