CHAPTER 199
Racing through the strange, jagged terrain, the Aspirants felt they had no choice but to follow Berg; that included the bulky instructor, who didn't stop to question the boy's motives.
All the man had heard was:
'I know a shortcut.'
And that was all he required to follow without any hesitation or questions asked.
He simply needed to get his remaining students out of that slaughterhouse as soon as possible.
Those fast enough were able to match Berg's brisk pace as they jogged behind him with relative ease.
Given how rapidly they were traveling, they theoretically should have been completely exhausted—especially considering the sheer duration of their intense combat.
Aside from those who were severely injured or naturally weak, every other person was able to keep up without any major problems.
It seemed like their daily morning physical training exercises played a vital role in this moment as they bolted forward.
