I asked you to draw what you like, but you drew the funeral of Fulilian Chapter 167

Released on June 8, 2025

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The deeper into the labyrinth, the darker the visibility became.

Candles flickered on the surrounding walls.

Frieren walked ahead, “This route is the safest.”

She turned to look at Fern, “Let’s proceed cautiously while drawing a map.”

[Fufu actually said this path is the safest. Does she have some strange magic to avoid danger?]

Fern extended her hands, a magic-drawn map appearing between them.

They walked deeper.

At each fork in the path, Frieren pointed in one direction.

Fern recorded the route behind her with the magic map.

Ganze followed behind the two of them.

“That floor tile.” Frieren spoke to Ganze behind her, “It’s a trap, please be careful.”

Ganze paused her steps after hearing Frieren’s voice.

She lowered her head, pondering the floor tile beneath her feet.

Ganze moved her feet, walking to the side.

[Huh? Is Fufu a beta tester?]

[Could it be that Frieren has been inside this labyrinth before?]

“You’re still the same, so familiar with the labyrinth.” Fern looked at Frieren’s back, unable to help but exclaim.

“I wasn’t that familiar before.” Frieren walked ahead, “Himmel really liked labyrinths.”

“So, to complete monster subjugation requests, we explored many labyrinths.”

[Ah, Himmel, daily hero ( 1/1)!]

[Deceased husband’s memoir ( 1/1)]

[Understood, Himmel is the clue, running through the entire text.]

[Hero: Haha, didn’t expect to lead me astray.]

Fern didn’t understand, asking, “What does ‘liking labyrinths’ mean?”

Frieren replied, “It’s literal.”

“He said exploring labyrinths was very exciting.”

Ganze followed behind the two, silently listening to Frieren’s words.

“You can’t understand it, right?” Frieren’s tone was flat.

The scene shifted.

In the scene, the figures of Frieren and Fern were replaced by the four heroes from back then.

Back then.

Heiter, Himmel, Frieren, and Eisen stood at the entrance of a moss-covered labyrinth.

[Ah, here Himmel’s position perfectly corresponds to Fufu’s position, Heiter’s to Fern’s!]

[So Fufu is standing where the hero stood?]

[Almost every scene transition, her figure overlaps with Himmel’s…]

“Is this the stairs to the next floor?” Eisen asked, looking at the winding staircase ahead.

“I see.” Himmel looked at the stairs leading downwards, “Looks like we took the wrong path.”

“Let’s go back to the previous intersection.” Himmel turned and walked outside.

“Indeed.” Heiter also agreed.

“Why?” Eisen, seeing Himmel about to go back, couldn’t help but ask, “Our goal is to subjugate the monster at the deepest part, isn’t it?”

Himmel paused and turned back, “How many times do I have to tell you, Eisen?”

He looked ahead and said with a smile, “To explore a labyrinth, you have to walk through every floor before you can go to the next.”

“This is common sense for adventurers.”

Himmel’s face showed a smile filled with longing, and he couldn’t help but exclaim.

[Huh?]

[He actually wants to explore every part of every floor of the labyrinth!]

[Light up every floor of the labyrinth?!?]

[He wants to collect everything! No corner can be missed!!! (Screaming)]

[Himmel, you’re going to lead people astray!]

“There’s no such common sense.” Eisen’s tone was flat.

Frieren quietly watched him.

“Do you think it’s foolish?” Himmel’s voice was gentle.

Frieren couldn’t help but sigh.

Himmel turned to Frieren, “Isn’t it best to enjoy the process while helping others?”

Frieren lowered her head and said, “It can’t be this easy forever.”

“As the journey continues, dangerous labyrinths will increase.”

“Exactly, exactly.” Eisen, standing by, also agreed.

“I’ll enjoy it to the very end.” Himmel’s voice came.

Frieren’s eyes widened, as if she could feel the conviction emanating from Himmel.

“Adventure happily.” Himmel turned sideways, looking at Frieren, and said, “Explore labyrinths.”

“Defeat monsters, find treasures.”

“Before you know it, you’ve saved the world.”

Himmel’s face revealed a beautiful, longing smile, “That’s the journey I want.”

[Oh my, this mesmerizing man.]

[He’s really so gentle!!!]

[In this restless world, few people can enjoy the process like this; most people are after the final reward.]

“And,” Himmel looked at Frieren.

“On the other side of the intersection, there might be a rare grimoire.”

Himmel said, turning to walk forward.

The next second, Frieren’s movements were even faster than Himmel’s, “What are you dawdling for?”

She pointed in the direction they came from, urging, “Let’s hurry back!”

“Uh…” Himmel suddenly felt dumbfounded.

[Pfft, Fufu gets impatient when she hears “grimoire.”]

[Dying of laughter.]

[Grimoire, Fufu trap.]

[Fufu: I can’t resist that!]

Frieren and Fern walked in the labyrinth.

“It’s truly incomprehensible.” Frieren said with a laugh.

Fern looked at Frieren walking ahead.

[The old hag looks so cute when she smiles.]

[She says she doesn’t understand him, but she remembers everything he did.]

Zero-Fall King’s Tomb Labyrinth, entrance.

Kanne lowered her head, looking hesitant, scared, and downcast, while Lawine looked at her.

Richter stood with his arms crossed, seemingly contemplating how to explore the labyrinth.

“Kanne.” Lawine stood up and said to Kanne, “Let’s go.”

Lawine walked towards the labyrinth’s entrance, and Kanne finally couldn’t help but follow.

Richter saw this scene and looked at the three people still standing in the square.

Dunkel sat on the ground, across from him sat Raufen, also cross-legged, behind her were the blonde Metodée and the pink-haired Leng.

“Only five of us left in the end, huh?” Richter sighed.

“If everyone could gather their strength and cooperate, each fulfilling their role,” Dunkel said, sitting on the ground, his tone somewhat angry, “We would have had a great chance to conquer this labyrinth.”

“After all, they are all skilled experts.”

Those who passed the first test and remained were more or less outstanding in their abilities. If they worked together, it was even highly possible to conquer this labyrinth that no one had ever succeeded in conquering.

“Dunkel.” Richter said, arms crossed, “Not everyone thinks as clearly as you do.”

“At the end of the first round of testing, you said it yourself, didn’t you?”

‘Hmm?’ Dunkel looked at Richter standing beside him.

Richter snorted, then turned to look at Dunkel sitting down.

“It’s just annoying.”

[In the end, it’s human nature.]

[Without strong demands for cooperation, they start to be wary of each other.]

Richter said, “Those who remain are all smart.”

“Just think of it that way.”

“As long as among these people, no one would be foolish enough to be tricked by a simple trap like a mimic.”

Richter said as a matter of course.

[Hello, yes they would.]