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    After dispatching most of the monsters in the vicinity, Rain began to advance towards the location of the Boss monster.


    Although he was feeling weary and drained from the battle, he knew he had to move quickly to clear the gate before someone notices the gate.


    As Rain approached the massive structure towering in the distance, he noticed the intricate carvings that adorned the rough stone walls.


    The images depicted warriors engaged in battle with monstrous creatures, their faces etched with determination and fear.


    The entrance to the structure was arge, ominous gateway, guarded by two stone statues of snarling beasts.


    The air around the structure was thick with foreboding energy as if warning Rain of the danger thaty ahead.


    However, will Rain turn his back?


    No.


    He entered through the gateway cautiously.


    The area was arge circr chamber, dimly lit by flickering torches mounted on the walls.


    The stone floor was worn and uneven, with cracks and crevices that seemed to writhe with shadows.


    In the center of the chamber stood a raised tform, upon which the Duhan was perched, its body wreathed in a shimmering ck aura.


    Rain narrowed his eyes, studying the monster from afar. The Duhan was, even more imposing up close, its body towering above him as he approached.


    The monster was a Duhan, a low-ranked creature without a horse to ride. Nevertheless, it had the appearance of a headless undead knight, much like those found in RPG games.


    Its body was d in rusted battered armor, and it carried a worn and damaged sword.


    The exposed neck area is typically depicted as raw and bloody, with ckened veins visible beneath the surface of the skin.


    Instead of eyes, there were empty eye sockets which added to the creature''s eerie and otherworldly appearance.


    "It''s so scary, it would be great if this was some horror movie," Rainmented.


    He started to make a strategy to kill the Duhan.


    The Duhan was known for its medium speed, high strength, and stamina, but had low intelligence.


    "Long-range attacks would be the most effective, but since I am not a mage and gunshots would not do much damage as the Duhan is wearing the armor." Rain pondered as he stared at Duhan.


    "I guess I can only go for closebat," He decided to attack his opponent, the Duhan.


    Without wasting any time, he threw a mana grenade toward the Duhan, which exploded with a loud boom.


    Taking advantage of the Duhan''s momentary confusion, Rain swiftly approached it and struck with his sword.


    The de glimmered in the light as it sliced through the air,nding a powerful blow on the Duhan''s body.


    However, the Duhan was not an easy foe to defeat. It retaliated with a series of swift and deadly attacks, its movements as fast as lightning.


    Rain was barely able to dodge the Duhan''s attacks, his heart pounding in his chest.


    "That head is sick," He noticed that the Duhan was carrying its head under its arm, he felt like two eyes from the otherworld were staring at him.


    Rain was barely able to dodge the Duhan''s attacks and was getting cold sweats as his heart pounded in his chest.


    He thought, "I can''t keep this up forever. I need to find an opening and take this guy down."


    Rain''s feet danced across the ground as he evaded each attack, his eyes never leaving the Duhan.


    He kept his cool, waiting for the right moment to strike.


    And when it came, he lunged forward with his sword, the sharp de cutting through the air and connecting with the Duhan''s body.


    The Duhan let out a bone-chilling screech as it stumbled back, the sound echoing through the air.


    Though it was an undead creature, it could still feel pain.


    The Duhan summoned a group of low-grade undead to attack Rain, hoping to catch him off guard.<novelsnext></novelsnext>


    But Rain was ready for anything. He quickly retreated and threw a mana bomb toward the Duhan, causing a massive explosion that decimated the undead army.


    As the smoke cleared, Rain and the Duhan faced each other once again.


    The Duhan charged forward, his eyes wild with fury. Rain braced himself, his sword at the ready.


    Rain prepared himself for the battle against the Duhan.


    The undead monster charged at him with its sword held high. Rain swiftly dodged to the side, feeling the rush of wind as the sword missed him by mere inches.


    The Duhan continued its onught, swinging its sword with deadly precision.


    Rain evaded each attack with ease, his footwork precise and his movements fluid. He waited for the right moment to strike.


    Finally, he saw his opening.


    As the Duhan thrust its sword forward, Rain lunged forward with his own sword, slicing through the air and striking the Duhan''s body with all his strength.


    The Duhan stumbled back, but quickly regained its footing and charged at Rain once again.


    The battle continued like this for what felt like an eternity, each opponent exchanging blow after blow.


    Rain''s movements were agile and graceful, while the Duhan''s were brutal.


    The sound of swords shing echoed through the air, filling Rain''s ears with a deafening roar.


    Finally, Rainnded the decisive blow, striking the Duhan''s body with all his strength and bringing it down for good.


    The Duhan let out one final scream before copsing to the ground, defeated.


    "Huff... Hah... Huff..." Rain''s chest was heaving with exhaustion and he was covered in cuts and bruises from the battle.


    Despite his injuries, he managed to collect his rewards from the boss monster and make a swift escape through the portal.


    The portal was a mystical gateway that led to different parts of the world.


    It was activated by defeating boss monsters like the Duhan and only remained open for a short period.


    As he emerged from the portal, Rain quickly mounted his Space Sprinter and rode away.


    After traveling some distance he stopped his vehicle, turned his head, and saw that the gate disappeared.


    He was relieved to see the gate disappear behind him, as it usually did after defeating the boss monster.


    Nheless, he knew that there was a chance for the portal to malfunction if the gate isn''t cleared for a long time. Therefore, he was grateful to the patrolling teams that monitored the area.


    Finally, Rain arrived at the Inn where he had stayed the previous night. He took a rxing bath and rested for a while. Thefort of the bed was so inviting that he quickly fell asleep.


    After several hours had passed, Rain emerged from the Inn where he had been staying.


    He had managed to sell all of the items he had obtained from the portal, except for the growth elixir, which he decided to keep forter.


    As he walked towards his Space Sprinter, Rain thought to himself, "I might need this growth elixir in the future. It''s better to save it forter."


    He decided that it was not the right time to use it, and he needed to focus on executing his n.


    He had justpleted his outdoor training, and with the elixirs, he had obtained from the ck market, his Rank had risen to E+, which was an average level at the academy.


    Rain grinned to himself and muttered, "Finally, my Rank has increased. Now, I can get closer to achieving my goal."


    Rain had just finished his "three days" of outdoor training, and his birthday was approaching in "two days".


    Rain thought to himself, "My birthday is in two days. I must prepare for the final phase of my n before then."


    With this thought in mind, he started driving his Space Sprinter toward his home.


    Rain couldn''t help but feel excited as he anticipated the oue of his n. He chuckled inwardly, confident that everything was going ording to his calctions.


    "I can''t wait to see the results of my hard work and nning," Rain thought to himself.