"It's a sha I can't steal a living boss from the dungeon," the bard mumbled a few hours later.
"Yes, Master. I wish I could follow you to the ends of the world." Solar Solace wept, kneeling at his feet.
It had taken quite a lot of ti and resources to convert the boss with a level in the triple digits, but ultimately it had no way to escape the bard angelic voice that word its way into the boss's brain. The only problem was that Solar Solace wouldn't be able to follow him.
If he were to renounce his status and dungeon boss and dungeon master here to leave with Seth, he would die before leaving this dungeon by the ans of his own faction. This only left them one way.
"Is this really the best way?" Seth asked a little doubtful.
"Yes, as long as I don't resist, it will swiftly end my life," the boss confird it.
Seth grabbed the massive man's shoulder with his right hand, where he wore Lesath, and activated the , placing powerful curses of disease on the angel made of light. The spread of demonic power in his body was visible as if it infects his blood veins like a sepsis. The dark network quickly spread to his whole body and the bright light dimd, becoming pale and lifeless like a corpse.
"I guess this is goodbye," Solace mumbled weakly.
"No, this is a "See you later.". I'm sure you will find a way to return you your master."
Seeing Solar Solace so subservient, Seth actually grew a liking for the boss. Not to ntion that he spent six hours serenading to it, to thoroughly wash its brain. He had to kill it here, but it didn't an that his demonic suggestion would be released. The bard had paid souls to break his spirits, it better wouldn't be broken by simply dying.
"Yes, Master. I will find a way back to you," it acknowledged its duty with its last gasp before it crumpled to pale specks of light, like ashes. Seth couldn't help to think, that its last somber smile fit its na a lot better than the arrogant attitude it had shown before.
A sudden notification told him as the last specks of Solar Solace vanished, just before he received his experience. For a mont he thought how easy it had been to kill a lv.135 boss, but it was similar to his situation with Al'Zalsar. When the boss didn't resist and even helped in killing himself, the level didn't matter.
Curious he checked his status to find that he was at the cusp of leveling up, just short a sliver of experience. Solar Solace had really given a lot of experience. The next thing that caught his eye was the Pledge of Solace. It wasn't a skill or a trait, but it was displayed in the sa place as Mark of Ivice.
~ Tsk, cheater. Stop collecting these. You only need the Mark of Ivice.~ Puffles said grumpily, when Seth told him, that he got another divine friendship bracelet.
At this point, Seth doubted that Solar Solace would escape the demonic brainwashing, not even through death. It was so strong that it even made the deity pledge its allegiance to him with its own power. Even if it sohow ca to its sense later or was reverse mind controlled, nothing could erase this pledge.
All that was left was to-
~Out with everything you have!~ Tatzel the size of a bus was slowly scratching along the surface of the dungeon core with his pitch-black scales as he threatened to squeeze it.
What flowed from the core was a sizable mount of gold, roughly 500 pieces, and a small bead glowing in a mysterious orange light.
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