Munding - Legend of the Wolf Fighter

Chapter 264 - Coach part 4

What is the most frightening thing to most people?

The poverty?

Death?

The sadness?

The answer may vary, but there is one thing that will probably make a person may prefer to die rather than experience it.

Loneliness. Solitariness.

Imagine, if we have been living in the midst of society and people who love us, suddenly everyone on earth dies and only we ourselves are left.

What are you guys gonna do?

Or if we're stranded on an island with no inhabitants. No friends to talk to. We are alone between the wild and the trees.

What are you guys gonna do?

How long can you last before your mental breakdown finally occurs?

How long before the thought of ending your own life comes to a head instead of feeling alone without anyone?

Solitude is a scary thing.

While this may not be the case for karatan singles who are able to enjoy years of solitude.*oke, this paragraph is awkward, forget it.

Solitude is a scary thing.

What if we add it again?

Alone, in a dark place without light, unable to see and even feel our hands and bodies, unable to know where we are, no sound, no sight, no vision, everything was just shrouded in boundless darkness.

One second, one minute, one hour, one day, one week, one month, one year, up to countless more times.

That is what the six teenagers who are now in the domain of darkness belong to Munding. And this is indeed the main goal that Munding wants to achieve. He wanted to know how strong their mental and self-awareness was.

Can they survive in this terrifying world?

Munding does not use ‘devour’ in its domain. Only a darkness without space and time was he using to trap the teenagers who were in front of him.

Intent seemed to radiate strongly from part of the teenager's body. They try to fight the darkness that envelops them and escape from the dark world that surrounds them.

Without result.

Whatever they do.

They try to use physical strength, release their intent, enter combat mode, all the techniques they master in the awakening and initiation stages they already use, but they can't escape the terrifying dark world that traps them. They have no idea what they are going through right now.

One of the teenage boys trapped in this world of darkness has been silent since. He was named Angga Pramudya, the son of a high-ranking military officer with a decent rank.

Unlike his other colleagues, Angga did not get training to become a fighting wolf from his family or the place where his father served.

Angga is the son of the mistress of the higher-ups. His mother died in childbirth and he was cared for by his mother's extended family, until finally, Angga reached his first critical age and began to wonder about his biological father.

Angga experienced a variety of bitter experiences since childhood because of the economic limitations of the large family of the Mother. Even if he managed to meet his distant biological father who is economically prosperous, but that does not make him happy.

His path as a fighting wolf he learned self-taught. Unlike the half-brothers he had, systematically trained since childhood with strict upbringing in the style of his father. But it never made Angga give up and now it's the peak.

Without upbringing and doctrine, the soul of the Angga fighter grows and develops by relying on his instincts. She had no one she could trust and rely on but herself, since childhood.

Right now, while he was trapped in this mysterious world of darkness, just as he had done dozens or hundreds of times in his life, Angga entrusted everything to his instincts.

Therefore, Angga knows that this world of darkness, even though it is very scary but does not endanger him at all. That is why Angga is not like his colleagues who with all their energy trying to be free from this place.

Angga just kept quiet while standing up and enjoying this boundless darkness. He believes in his instincts and knows that he is not in danger.

Unbeknownst to Angga, Munding smiled as he looked at the figure of the young man who closed his eyes with a relaxed and relaxed face in front of him.

The young man was indeed just an awakening stage fighting wolf, but from his relaxed and relaxed attitude, Munding knew that he was a fighter with instinct. A fighter who trusts his instincts beyond his logic.

Qualities sought by Munding.

In addition to this young man who stood leisurely and relaxed, Munding's attention was fixed on two more teenagers. One of them was a young woman with a unique appearance and unlike other young women who participated in the group of forty people. Her hair was long and neatly braided to the back.

When Munding looked at her face, the girl not only looked relaxed but also a little different. Munding knew what happened to the long-haired girl. In the domain of darkness Munding, the girl was not afraid, but instead looked very happy, she nimbly moved here and there full of curiosity.

The last teenager who caught Munding's attention was a young man who was different from the other two teenagers, the young man who was first calm and relaxed, the second girl was curious and curious, as for the third young man, he looked not afraid at all. He also seemed comfortable in this dark world.

The taste and expression were different from the first young man named Angga.

If Angga feels relaxed and relaxed because he believes this world of darkness will not hurt him or harm him, this third young man, he looks comfortable here. As if, darkness was his friend, as if he felt he was in his supposed world.

Although Munding knew, it did not mean that the last young man was the owner of the concept of darkness just like him. But Munding believes that he has an instinct that has an innate nature so close to the concept of darkness that it can make him comfortable in the domain of Munding.

In addition to the three people who attracted the attention of Munding, three other teenagers had long fallen unconscious. Munding is not at all offensive with his domain. He only traps the six of them to find out the extent of the dominance of instinct and logic in the bodies of the six of them.

The easiest way, of course, is to test them with something they did not know before as well as something that seemed scary and life-threatening. And that was done by Munding them into his dark world.

The combat wolves that rely on logic, when feeling threatened, their brains will take over and decide to take action to save themselves. A warrior wolf that relied on instinct, would let his instincts decide, whether the situation they were in now was a danger to them or not?

And a simple test done by Munding is powerful enough to do that.

Now only three people were still standing in front of Munding when he opened his eyes and retracted his domain.