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Chapter 448 - 448 392 The Light Chasers One-on-One

Chapter 448: Chapter 392: The Light Chaser’s One-on-One Teaching._3 Chapter 448: Chapter 392: The Light Chaser’s One-on-One Teaching._3 Setting aside combat experience, it didn’t seem particularly abundant.

Could it actually be that she was not trying hard enough?

However, before she could come up with something, a new task popped up.

[Recover the “Nightmare Lantern”…]

Shana narrowed her eyes and, ultimately, took a deep breath before standing up from the corpse of the deformed creature beneath her.

“That dream object, huh? It does seem suitable for some…”

Shana pondered for a moment, her mind filling with quite a few ideas. In her view, facing terror and engaging in battles of life and death was the way to truly advance.

Training, no matter how much one does, is at best just a warm-up…

“I remember, that thing is in the ‘Spirit of Rebirth of Earth and Nature’ Rebirth Grand Cathedral of a fallen town nearby. If I snatch, no, retrieve it, creating a semi-real dreamscape, maybe it would further enhance my experience…”

“Hmm, I could also first capture various anomalies with different characteristic powers, lock them in the ‘Nightmare Lantern,’ and then gradually enhance my combat experience against various enemies in the dream…”

“However, that item’s level isn’t strong, so I’ll still need to… pick up some stuff from other churches to enhance the ‘Nightmare Lantern.’

Afterward, she glanced beside her, at the few dozen survivors rescued in this town, and then in her right eye, rings of light rippled outward…

Blood tears, radiating with the glow of daybreak, streamed down from the corner of her eyes.

Layers of radiance in reality projected a door emanating a terrifying aura.

Then, from within the door, chains of light led them into it.

After that, Shana closed her right eye, rubbed it with her hand to alleviate the discomfort caused by summoning the “Gate of Light.”

Meanwhile, the blood that had just flowed out broke down into light and was reabsorbed as she opened her mouth to inhale it, avoiding the waste of power.

Having done all this, her figure transformed into a streak of light and thrust into the roiling Magic Fog filled with countless roars and bizarre shapes.

Several hours later.

In the sealed cellar of the “Spirit of Rebirth of Earth and Nature” Rebirth Grand Cathedral.

Accompanied by a dying scream…

The deer-shaped Holy Beast, which was cultivated by the “Spirit of Rebirth of Earth and Nature” Church to guard this grand cathedral but had now become completely twisted and deformed, thunderously fell.

In its eyes full of dying madness, there was a hint of relief.

It looked at the figure enveloped in blinding light, struggled to move its eyes as if trying to convey something.

“Saint… my body… might still have some… value… don’t hesitate…”

Struggling to convey this message, the once Holy Beast breathed its last.

“I understand,” Shana said, glancing at it and then at the direction its eyes had moved, where there must be some survivors it had desperately protected.

Soon after, she entered the cathedral’s interior and retrieved the “Demon Lantern.”

Then she rescued the survivors from this location and continued sealing them into the Gate of Light…

Afterward, she returned to the hall and glanced at the massive carcass of the Holy Beast. She actually understood that what the creature meant was to purify its contaminated parts and share its flesh with the survivors to quell their hunger.

If it were before, she would have done that, but now her pocket had many more Points.

There just wasn’t much need…

“Rest in peace,”

Shana erased the body and then turned to leave, planning to first move the nearly full “Gate of Light” survivors to a safe location before continuing to collect “teaching materials” and rescue more people.

Of course, she also had to devote some effort to one-on-one tutoring with Colin.

Receiving feedback from that side, she was surprised to find that this time, his strength had improved a lot…

His experience had also become significantly richer.

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