However, after a moment’s hesitation, I decided to go through with the operation while holding Nox’s hand.

If Nox ended up hanging from the octopus’s tentacle alone, he might get thrown around and fall to the ground.

If I stayed with him, I could protect him.

And more importantly, we had just made our plan. The plan for Nox to lift me onto the monster’s head.

“Mr. Ludfisher, are you really okay?”

I looked up at Nox, who was firmly gripping my hand and bracing himself.

His forearms were flushed red, his veins bulging from exertion. But his expression remained calm, as if he was holding himself together with sheer willpower.

“Why? Do I look like I can’t handle it? I’m a man too, Miss Cherry. At least trust me with this much.”

Looking at his calm face, I felt like he could hold on just fine. But still, we needed to switch places.

Nox was a brains guy, not a physical one.

But instead of wasting time debating it, I should be climbing up and figuring out how to crush that octopus monster’s head.

“Its head must be massive. Can I just stab my axe into it?”@@novelbin@@

I calculated how long it would take to climb from the tentacle to its head.

“Mr. Ludfisher, can you lift me up?”

“I’ll do it now. But are you sure about this? I don’t know if you can attack its head alone. It just feels too dangerous.”

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