I was expelled from the team and was recruited by the demons?

"How can I die here, how can I die here!"

"It's all crazy, Cynthia is crazy, Anna is crazy, you want to send you to death, I will definitely survive! I have to survive! I'm not going to be hung on the wall like those guys! "

In the depths of the labyrinth, a stumbling figure is running frantically on the wet and sticky pieces of flesh.

The wand in her hand was filled with a stream of magical light, burning the swarms on both sides again and again.

At the first glance after seeing the Celestial Horror Worm, Winnie could already see that the danger level of that guy was not comparable to that of the labyrinth monsters of the past.

She is not an ordinary magician, and her ability to perceive magic is even more extraordinary.

That's why she knew how terrifying the Heavenly Dreadworm Queen was, who looked like she had a human appearance.

Even if all the people from Morning Star were present, they would definitely not be able to solve that guy.

That thing... It's a complete monster.

So when Cynthia rushed forward with her great sword, Winnie activated a magic that could conceal her breath.

When everyone's attention was drawn to the battle, she took the opportunity to get out.

"It's all dead, it's all dead, anyway, as long as I'm alive, the future Morning Star will be mine!"

"Get out of here!"

Winnie flicked her wand and blasted the swarm of insects around her, only to be blown away by the aftermath of the explosion.

She struggled to prop herself up with her wand, only to find that the stalactites behind her had collapsed from the previous explosion, keeping the tide of insects chasing her behind.

"Hahaha... Hahaha... I knew, I knew I was going to survive!

Looking at the bugs that were frantically biting at the stalactites but never going any further, Winnie's face appeared with an extremely hideous smile.

She, Winnie. Vanderbilt, from the moment he was born, showed a magical affinity far beyond ordinary people.

Although her family is only a viscount, Winnie knows that one day she will lead her family to climb to the top of the Loongson Kingdom's political arena step by step.

So from childhood to adulthood, the people around her have always been obedient to her words.

By the time she was just fifteen years old, Winnie had already become a level 60 archmage, and the magic academy in the royal capital had sent people to celebrate her birthday.

Because of this, Winnie has always believed that in the near future, she will definitely be the one standing at the top.

Even when she joined Morning Star later and met Cynthia, who was also talented, she never suppressed the pride in her heart.

In her opinion, even Cynthia could not compare to her.

Not to mention Eli, the civilian who joined later.

That damn blacksmith....

He hadn't encountered a good thing since he came.

Winnie gritted her teeth and struggled to her feet with the support of her wand.

And her two knees were also injured not lightly because of the previous bump, but fortunately, she used magic to temporarily freeze the wounds, so that the pain did not affect her movement for the time being.

She knew Cynthia and they would die at the hands of the damn monster, and she had to find a way out before then.

"Wait... The day the second prince ascends the throne, I will be the best mage in the kingdom!

Winnie walked forward step by step with the support of her wand.

Her family is a loyal second prince faction, although it has been affected by the events in the Duke's Palace some time ago, but now that the third princess is dead, the most likely one to ascend the throne is His Royal Highness the second prince.

Winnie knew that with her talents, she would rise with her family in time.

Whether it's the current Morning Star or whatever, it's just a passerby in her life.

So she must not die here.

She has a bright future ahead of her.

Winnie stepped on the pavement beneath her feet, and she unleashed countless magical streams of light for exploration.

Even though the maze is full of divergent routes, she can find the right path based on the feedback of her magic in the first place.

The swarm of insects they encountered when they came to the maze had already been dealt with by Cynthia and them.

Therefore, as long as Winnie avoids the other insect tides, she will definitely be able to find a smooth way to escape.

To Winnie's surprise, since she stepped out of the stalactite-strewn realm, the message from the magic told her that there were no more swarms ahead.

"Even God is looking after me..."

"Cynthia is dead, and it's time for me, the vice president, to take the throne."

"Rest assured... When I go back, I will tell them that you died honorably in battle, just to cover my escape... I'll take the morning star, I'll give you a few monuments, even if you hate it, don't find me." The

path in front of her gradually became clearer, and she actually found the exit of the labyrinth step by step.

Winnie

was about to walk forward, but suddenly noticed a myriad of eyes on both sides, suddenly looking towards her.

She frowned and began to perceive her magic, and found that there were actually a lot of worms hidden in this area.

Although they are all low-level sapient creatures, they will be a lot of trouble to deal with.

"May the fire descend, and I will scorch all unclean things with a mighty flame."

Winnie chanted the incantation, forming a wall of scorching flames around her, and waves of heat surging around her, kicking up a white mist in the already humid labyrinth.

Winnie, on the other hand, walked cautiously ahead, knowing that the exit was not far ahead.

To her surprise, however, the swarms of worms didn't seem to be approaching her.

They just lay silently in place, as if they were afraid of something.

"I thought you didn't have a brain, but now it seems that you still know how to be afraid."

Winnie smiled and reached out to flick the wall of flames in front of her, in her opinion, the swarm probably didn't want to risk being scorched at her.

But what she didn't know was that what the bugs were afraid of.

As Winnie thought, they had no brains, and how could they be afraid of the flames in front of them.

The only thing that really frightens them is the ability to completely suppress their existence in the bloodline.

"Here I am, here I am—"

Winnie stood silently, already seeing the hole when she entered.

The sunlight outside the labyrinth poured down the hole, leaving a circular spot of light in this turbid red labyrinth, which looked so dazzling and so alluring.

Winnie suppressed her joy and walked forward.

However, the next moment, a clanging sound suddenly came from the front.

That voice sounded like... The sound of some metal pendants colliding with each other.

Winnie rubbed her eyes, only to notice that in the shadows ahead, I don't know when someone was sitting.

To be exact, it was a girl in a wide kimono sitting.

The girl had a plain long knife pinned to her waist, and the crisp sound of the previous collision was from the pendant at the end of the handle.

Winnie activated her magic eye and was relieved to find out that the man was not a monster of the labyrinth.

Just as she adjusted her breathing and walked forward, she found that the man was holding two heads in his hands.

The blood that slowly dripped along the end of the skull had already formed a pool of scarlet blood at the man's feet.

Winnie stared intently, but the sight almost scared her heart out.

Because those two heads are from the head and wife of the current Vanderbilt family.

That is, Winnie's parents.

The

girl in the kimono slowly stood up and stepped out of the shadows under Winnie's gaze.

The moment she appeared, Winnie knew what the worms that had been watching her were afraid of.

The insect tide that had been dormant before was running away in all directions at this moment as if they had seen a ghost, as if they would be killed by this person in the next moment.

Winnie fell to her knees in such a daze, she felt as if she was choked on something, and she couldn't say a word.

Sakuraba Chizuru stood there quietly, her expression extremely flat, as if everything that was happening right now had nothing to do with her.

But she knew... There are some things that really should be put to an end here.