Words of Ice

Cain stood on top of a rock staring down at the deep valley. Boiling magma and rivers of acid poured down the endless abyss.

They had been walking and killing monsters for almost a day, and all they faced were some weakling sinners.

That was a bit disappointing. The sinners seem to have started avoiding Cain and his group after what they did to the Giants' group.

If Cain was to move alone, he could force them out or explore dangerous areas. those places are too dangerous that he can't possibly take all the girls with him.

Cracks in the ground like this probably mean what the hell residents call a snake pit—a dark, enclosed space filled with starving, bloodthirsty monsters.

It's Hell's version of dungeons, but here they are open all the time. If Bela's daughter were down there, he wouldn't know how she survives.

Well, survival here is a subjective term. Cain meant that she still didn't lose her sanity and clinging to her magic.