Survival Queen of the Frozen Wastes novel Chapter 524

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Chapter 524 Leaving Early

RedBean walked past with the backline–members and whispered a quick warning.

“Don’t attack them. The safe zone rules will flag us instantly.”

Hope Guild’s formation stayed steady and tight.

The blocking raiders, on the other hand, looked messy and flustered.

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They tried to block the path but couldn’t throw a single punch. They tried to body–block the team, yet Riley simply walked straight through them and shouldered her way past.

All they could do was stand aside and grumble.

The safe zone rules protected players from being attacked, but they also stopped anyone from fully blocking another person’s

movement.

Several onlookers in the hall caught the scene and snickered quietly.

The sound was soft, but sharp enough to sting.

The beast–hide man’s face darkened further.

“Just you wait.”

He lowered his voice, glaring hard at Riley’s retreating back.

“Floor 9 isn’t a safe zone. Once we’re outside, we’ll see how cocky you are then.”

Riley finally paused.

She glanced back at him.

The beast–hide man tensed, ready to fire back with a retort.

But Riley didn’t say a word.

Her gaze was calm, empty even–like she was staring at a trivial obstacle not worth her time.

She looked away right after and kept walking toward the central gate.

The beast–hide man’s chest tightened with frustration. It stung far worse than any insult.

The rest of Hope Guild ignored the threats entirely.

Their goal was clear.

Head down to Floor 9.

Find PineappleBeer.

Find TartKing.

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#f these raiders wanted to chase them, let them try

Once they stepped into combat zone, no one could tell who would end up as the prey.

The blocking guild members gritted their teeth and stepped aside.

They burned with resentment, but there was nothing they could do.

As Hope Guild members approached the central gate, unrest stirred within the two guilds on the west side.

“Boss, we’re really letting them go first?”

“What else can we do? We can’t fight here.”

“What if they grab all the good spots on Floor 9 before us?”

“Gather everyone up. We’re going after them.”

The beast–hide man spoke in a cold, sharp tone.

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“Tell everyone to stock up fully on supplies. They’re in such a hurry to rush to their deaths. We’ll just watch how far they get.”

This shift wasn’t limited to their group alone.

Riley’s choice to advance early forced everyone in the hall to rethink their plans.

Most players had originally planned to wait until the final countdown. But now, anyone who had grudges against Hope Guild, anyone looking for an easy advantage, and anyone wanting to keep them under watch had no choice but to consider moving early

too.

One after another, members from the major guild camps stood up and sorted their gear.

The relaxed atmosphere in the hall grew tense again.

Riley never looked back.

She reached the central gate and stared down the stone staircase.

bottom.

The steps were narrow. Glowing lines lined the stone walls, and a steady white barrier waited at the very bottom. A cold draft drifted up from below, far icier than the air inside the safe hall.

RedBean spoke softly.

“The teleport might split us up once we go through. We could all spawn separately on Floor 9.”

Riley nodded.

“Stick to the plan. Prioritize survival if you’re alone. Rally at the marked place. If you run into any guild members, group up immediately. Everyone keeps at least three communication cards on hand.”

Hanna picked up the next order.

“If you spot PineappleBeer or Tartking, merge with them first. Don’t stop to fight unnecessary battles.”

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teneWolf nodded and asked, “What if we run into those raiders from earlier?”

Riley stepped down onto the states.

“Avoid them if you can.”

She paused for half a second.

“If you can’t avoid them, fight.”

Every member’s expression hardened with resolve.

No extra speeches were needed.

They’d fought through countless battles already. Empty words meant nothing to them now.

The team marched down in order, their footsteps echoing through the stairwell.

Every survivor in the hall watched their descent.

Some admired their courage for moving early.

Others thought they were taking a stupid risk.

A few hoped they’d find their missing teammates safely.

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