Wilhelm continued killing more and more goblins the deeper he went yet he wasn't able to find some actual horde or more so just some groups.
This made him sceptical of what was happening.
There was another peculiarity on top of this.
The walls had deformed with bumps and hollowed curves being all too common.
The contrast of this from the beginning made him suspect a possibility.
He brought forth Frost Lance and began to wave it in front of the wall to his right.
Nothing happened but he continued to the other wall.
While doing all this he had a frown on his face.
"Please..don't be what I suspect."
Nothing happened.
He sighed but right then a thought struck.
Lower it.
His breathing quickened.
He lowered his Frost Lance exactly till it reached his ankle.
That was the height of a three year old or perhaps a goblin.
And he was correct.
Fog appeared on the transparent Frost Lance.
"Got you." Wilhelm muttered as he swung his lance around the wall.
SHISH!
Instantly the 'walls' began to bleed as hands clutched their throats.
The walls began to move as the goblins came out of their disguise.
"Quite sneaky eh?" He glanced at the goblins.
There were no more than fifty, and if he was right, they had been following him for a long time.
One of the goblins holding a club pointed towards and cried.
KIAK!
As if it had been a command, all the goblins charged over.
He narrowed his eyes and gripped his lance.
Using his free hand, He punched one of the goblins with his entire might.
BANG!
The goblins abdomen burst apart as it's entrails were scattered everywhere it's green blood falling on the goblins, marking them.
"That makes it easier." Wilhelm thought as thrust his lance.
Several goblins were impaled but few dodged and seized the opportunity lunged at him from the side.
"Hmph!" He simply threw his arm's backside towards them, swatting them away.
"Niflheim! Release!" He roared as in the next moment, large gusts of wind burst forth from mouth.
WHOOM!
The winds travelled and caught all the goblins in it's wake, it's cold seeping into each of their bodies.
KA!
The goblins cried as they clutched their heads in pain, their very breath turning foggy.
Wilhelm on the other hand, thanks to his reconstructed body only felt numb in his mouth.
"Now!" He didn't waste his time and quickly using his sheer physical strength crushed every single one of the goblins.
Some got their heads smushed, for some it was their chest and for the rest, they were impaled.
At last this terrible slaughter brought one of the goblins out of their pain and they began running deeper into the cave.
He seeing this clutched his lance and threw it towards the goblin.
KAIKA!
The goblin shouted into the cave before it was impaled.
Wilhelm at once understood that the goblin had called for reinforcements and summoned another Frost Lance.
THUD!
A dull sound echoed in the cave.
THUD!
THUD!
THUD!
Something was approaching.
Wilhelm at once threw his Frost Lance towards the sound.
The cave ahead was bereft of any torches but it wasn't that wide as well.
There was no sound of collision as the footsteps paused for a moment.
Wilhelm raised an eyebrow at this.
Then.
Dodge!
At once Wilhelm bent down.
WHOOSH!
As he had done so, something flew above his head.
Although he had managed to glance at it only for a moment, he easily identified what it was.
It was his Frost Lance.
Wilhelm slowly arose, breathing heavily.
He'd nearly died there.
"What was that!" He was leftstunned.
Even he wasn't that good at throwing his lance like that.
By now the footsteps were right before him.
From the darkness of the cave and illuminated by the torches came forth a large hulking figure.
Wilhelm's pupils shrunk as he saw who was ahead of him.
It was a human with two goblins sitting on each of the shoulders.
The man's eyes were filled with insanity with it's colour having shifted to green.
The person's strength judging by his feat of throwing The Frost Lance away should be some Wizard with a body enhancing Spell Construct.
But that wasn't what Wilhelm was worried about.
It was the fact he had to kill a human.
A living human.
