Talented Martial Hero novel Chapter 806

Every part of Finley's body quivered as his soul was about to collapse.

"Monkey, I know why you came to the Raksa Sea. You wanted to save your real body, right?" Darren said quickly.

"A mysterious power suppressed you, and you know that your real body can help you. You want to return to the peak of your skills, you want your self-esteem, and you want to continue your invincible era.

If I am right, let my friend go. We have the same goal—to save Barnes, the Holy. If he dies, Barnes the Holy will never return," Darren continued.

The monkey was stunned by what he heard, and the hatred in his eyes receded as he stared at Darren.

"If you don't decide quickly, time will run out, and you will live in this menial way forever. You cannot leave this cave without our help."

The monkey shook his head as he refused to believe Darren. After all, since their arrival, Darren and Finley had behaved horribly toward him. Why would they be nice now? The monkey stared at Finley for a while as he contemplated his options.

A moment later, the deep resentment in Finley's body faded, and he returned to normal.

A stunned Finley blinked rapidly before he opened his eyes.

Before anyone could speak, weakness surged through Finley, and he collapsed to the ground.

"He wants to kill me..." Finley murmured.

"It was an illusion created by the monkey. He magnified the fear, darkness, and resentment present in your heart," Darren explained hurriedly.

"Phew!" Finley did not respond to Darren as he had fallen into a state of unconsciousness.

"Why did you say that you can save Barnes the Holy? How can you achieve that?" the monkey raised his head and asked calmly.

Darren was speechless as he didn't know how they could save Barnes the Holy. He had said what he thought would change the monkey's mind about hurting Finley.

"Do you know what has suppressed him?" Darren asked in reply. Perhaps if he knew, Darren could figure out how to help.

"I don't know, and it is impossible for me to know. But, considering his abilities, the only two things that can trap him would be the resurrection of the old holy emperor and the thing from the outer sky," the monkey stated.

Time passed quickly.

When Finley woke a month later, the first thing he wanted to do was kill the monkey. However, he found that the monkey had Eternal Body.

"Aren't you afraid that I will remobilize your fiendish nature if you hit me like this?" The sinister smile on the monkey's face and his blood-covered body made him look particularly gruesome.

"I did not beat you in the face," Finley yelled at the monkey. "You almost killed me. I want to vent my anger now. Isn't that allowed?"

The monkey crouched by the stone wall and scratched himself up and down. After a while, he spoke, "It doesn't matter! Both of you are also destined to be trapped in this cave. If I let you live, at least I will have someone to talk to."

"Not necessarily,"

Darren said as he stood. He seemed to remember something.

"How dare you imply that there is another alternative? You are too weak to shake the restriction, just like me!"

"Yes, you are correct. We haven't been able to think of a way to remove the restriction. But you are the reason why this restriction is so powerful. What if you're not here?

Will the restriction disappear if you died?"

Darren finally stumbled across a way to defeat the restriction.

The monkey jumped to his feet with excitement when he heard Darren's explanation.

After a while, his face darkened, and he said, "You are smart. Once I die, you two will leave the cave. But my corpse will stay. Then I will never be free! You are trying to trick me!"

"All that doesn't matter. Once we escape, we will figure out a way to get you out of here as well," Darren replied confidently.

"Really? What ideas do you have?" the monkey sneered.

"If we save Barnes the Holy, and tell him about your situation, don't you think he will come to save you?" Darren asked.

The monkey's expression settled when he heard Darren's question. He was convinced that Darren was not going to trick him.

The monkey said, "You sound confident that you can save him. Is that true? Can you?"

"That isn't your concern. If we can't save him, there is no difference whether you stay in the cave or not. After all, you will still be as weak as a suppressed ant, won't you?

Help us escape. At least you will have hope, even if it's only a tiny bit," Darren continued to rationalize.

"Deal!

Remember, I can only stay dead for a couple of seconds. Make the most of that time!"

"That will be enough time,"

Darren assured the monkey as he and Finley walked to the edge of the exit.