After the knights finished resting and recovered their energy, they resumed while the temperature constantly increased.
As they quickly climbed Devil's Mountain without any inconvenience on the way, the only thing hindering the journey was the cold. Due to the high altitude, oxygen was scarce, and night fell again.
Tonight, it was abnormally calm; the monsters did not attack, and the moon did not turn crimson so that the group could sleep peacefully this time.
...
The next day, as they continued up the mountain, Kleint felt uneasy because everything had been so quiet.
"How much further to the top of the mountain?" Liana asked with a tired expression.
Faris, standing next to her, slowed down and replied, "If there are no problems on the way, we'll get there tonight."
