Chapter: 245

Jay began pushing his hammer and levering it against the jammed rib, grunting as he pushed harder.

“Argh! Come on you prick…” Swearing at the inanimate objects surely helped.

*Snap*

“Finally.” The bone popped out and he could repair it.

He channelled his [Shell Restoration] skill while the bone floated back into its rightful place, reattaching with some of Jay’s solidified green gas.

Jay didn’t stop there; he continued to channel the skill until his mana stopped dropping – this would mean that the skeleton was at full health and had stopped absorbing the necrotic gas.

He repeated this on all his skeletons until they were back to full health.

Looking over his skeletons, Jay noticed many little dark-green flecks and spots on their bones – the result of his restoration spell.

The bones had been patched up with the green mist like wall plaster, and Jay was surprised at how many tiny bits of damage were on the bones – all of which were now filled in.

Generally, the skin and muscles would insulate the bones from the slightest scratches or dents, but since the skeletons had neither, every little bump would cause a scratch or some of the bone to chip off.

It was mostly superficial damage, but over time it would build up. Nevertheless, it was repaired anyway.

“Hmm, there’s also something different…” Jay squinted as he noticed something.

As Jay looked across his skeletons, he noticed that two of them were now the same height as Blue.

“Lamp and Red, you both levelled up?” Jay smiled, raising a brow, “Well, of course they did, they had just helped to slay 76 statues..” he thought.

“Perhaps I should put my extra skill point into [Undead Mastery] so they can reach level 4.” he considered, scratching his chin as his eyes drifted across his skeletons.

Looking at Sweeper, “You’re probably not far off from being level three either.” he thought before looking back at the others.

“Hmm… why do you two look weaker..?” Jay looked at Lamp and Red, comparing them to Blue before he realised something.

Their bones looked weaker, thinner somehow, they were like the budget version of Blue.

“Oh right, you need some bones if you’re going to get bigger huh?”

Jay shifted his ring into the orbital form to feed them some bones, but to his disappointment, it was mostly a floating ring of gas; hardly any bones were left.

Half of a jaw bone and what looked like a knee cap floated by.

“Damn… I’ve neglected stocking up on bones for far too long…”

After reasoning for a moment, Jay made a decision.

“We’re going to leave… It will be better anyway because this dungeon will reset, and you four can hunt some freshly respawned statues.” he looked on the bright side, thinking about getting another 2,000 exp.

“Now, should we get some silt wolf bones or some soap rat bones…” Jay rolled his tongue in his cheek, thinking for a moment.