Reborn with Infinite System Points, I Gathered All SSS Classes! Chapter 57 -57-Zone 4 Worldfall Ruins — Dragonkin Isle

When John saw that the quest objective was actually asking him to conquer the Worldfall Ruins,

he was a little stunned.

He was naturally no stranger to Worldfall Ruins.

They were usually located within special terrain,

existing in a form similar to dungeons.

But they were even more mysterious than ordinary dungeons.

That was because once a dungeon had been cleared once,

it would enter a cooldown period before it could be challenged again.

Moreover, the first-clear reward and special rewards only existed on that very first run.

Any players who cleared the dungeon afterward

would no longer be able to obtain them.

But Worldfall Ruins were different.

They had no cooldown, and there was no such thing as a one-ti exclusive reward.

They could be challenged an unlimited number of tis.

The equipnt and all kinds of rewards inside

would keep refreshing endlessly.

Although their difficulty and danger were far higher than those of ordinary dungeons,

the rewards produced within were still worth the risk.

That was why the Worldfall Ruins in every major zone

were essentially extrely rich resource points!

John imdiately followed the system prompt, opened the world map,

and began searching for Zone 4’s Worldfall Ruins.

"So the location is actually near Storm City in Zone 4."

After seeing the coordinate point,

John’s heart stirred.

"Looks like the players of Zone 4 have already discovered this Worldfall Ruins.

Otherwise, there wouldn’t have been so few people coming to besiege just now."

At the current stage of the ga,

most players had already begun entering main cities and exploring the surrounding areas.

So it was not strange that so players had discovered the existence of Worldfall Ruins.

The reason John had not discovered one yet

was purely because during this period he had been busy hunting down Zone 4’s Lord-class player Link,

as well as completing his own Class Advancent Quest.

Otherwise, John could have fully mobilized his guild’s strength

and had players help him search for Zone 5’s Worldfall Ruins.

"But that’s fine too. Compared to farming my own zone’s Worldfall Ruins,

farming soone else’s is definitely more satisfying."

Looking in the direction of Zone 4’s ruin,

a mischievous grin appeared on John’s face.

He imdiately activated his Pass Permit

and teleported near Storm City.

...

The mont he arrived at Storm City,

he headed straight for the Worldfall Ruins without pause.

With Phantom Blink boosting his travel efficiency,

it took him only ten minutes

to reach the location of the Worldfall Ruins.

At that mont,

John looked up.

Above the vast blue sky,

a gigantic floating island hung suspended high overhead.

The instant his gaze fell upon the island,

the related information popped up.

[Zone 4 Regional Ruin: Dragonkin Isle]

[Description]: A ruin left behind from the previous era.

This island was once the holand of the now-extinct dragonkin race.

Until one day, divine punishnt descended without warning.

All dragonkin were exterminated, their souls extracted,

leaving behind only puppet-like bodies.

Under the influence of that heavenly punishnt,

those bodies turned into monsters that knew only how to attack any living being that entered the region of Dragonkin Isle.

...

On Dragonkin Isle,

so Zone 4 players had already made their way onto the island.

They were currently fighting the dragonkin monsters there.

Slash!

One player struggled to pull his greatsword out of a dragonkin corpse.

Before they even had the chance to pick up the equipnt dropped by that dragonkin,

a piercing dragon roar suddenly echoed from the distant sky.

The expressions of the several dozen players changed imdiately.

Without needing any orders,

they instinctively and tacitly retreated toward the nearest tall building.

The fortresses on Dragonkin Isle were similar to temporary footholds.

They could briefly shield the players from attacks by other dragonkin.

After hiding inside that tall building,

the group finally let out a breath of relief.

Watching the ferocious flying dragonkin gradually move farther away,

they finally began speaking in hushed voices.

"Damn it, the monsters on Dragonkin Isle are way too strong."

"Yeah. Even killing the most ordinary one takes us forever."

"These monsters are too tough, and we’ve already run out of potions.

If we drag this out any longer, we’ll probably die here."

"Odeso, what do you think?"

The players’ gazes all fell on a warrior player.

He was a burly paladin nad Odeso.

He was the second of Zone 4’s three specially selected priority trainees.

He had awakened an SS-rank warrior talent.

The share of resources allocated to him

was only slightly less than what Link, with his Lord-class profession, had received.

The players who had co up to Dragonkin Isle with him this ti

were specifically here to help him grind monsters

and obtain the rewards from Dragonkin Isle.

Unlike the grand spectacle at Weathered Mountains,

where tens of thousands of players had mobilized together to grind down a single gold-grade boss,

the group assigned to Dragonkin Isle

were all elites among elites.

And every one of them possessed either a flying talent or a flying item.

Otherwise, they would never have been able to reach Dragonkin Isle in the first place.

At the sa ti,

because Dragonkin Isle had no teleportation array,

only this small group of elite players could co up to help with the farming.

Completely different from the tactic used underground,

where players helped Link chip away at a gold-grade boss’s HP,

this team was employing an elite-strike strategy.

Among all the players present,

the lowest level was no less than 35.

In any major guild,

they would all basically qualify as vice leaders.

And yet at this mont,

all of them were willingly grinding levels for Odeso alone.

That alone showed just how much importance Zone 4 placed on him.

However—

even though everyone gathered here was an elite player of Zone 4,

the strength of the monsters on Dragonkin Isle still far exceeded their expectations.

More often than not,

the mont they killed one ordinary dragonkin,

other dragonkin would hear the commotion and co rushing over.

As a result, after wasting two whole days on this island,

they had gotten nothing except so EXP.

They had not even managed to pick up a single piece of equipnt.

It left them utterly frustrated.

"Odeso, say sothing already.

Should we head back down first, rest and regroup, then co back up to tackle this place?"

Seeing that Odeso had remained silent the whole ti,

one player could not help urging him to make a decision.

Odeso stared from afar at the boss hall located at the highest point of Dragonkin Isle.

There was still an extrely long distance between them and that hall.

At this rate,

even if they stayed here for a month,

they might not necessarily reach it.

A hesitant look appeared on his face.

"What you’re saying does make sense.

But every ti we co up here, we have to pay a huge price.

It won’t be easy to gather another batch of flying items."

Hearing that,

everyone fell silent.

It was true.

Among them, only a few actually had professions or abilities that allowed flight.

The rest had relied on flying items provided by Zone 4 to get up here.

If they wanted to co up again next ti,

they would have to spend ti preparing another batch of flying items.

Just as everyone was still hesitating—

a massive explosion suddenly sounded from outside.

Even the tall building they were hiding in

began to shake violently along with it.

"What happened?!"

The players imdiately rushed to the windows and looked outside.

Then,

they saw an utterly shocking scene.

All the terrifying dragonkin monsters that had originally been circling the surrounding area

were now moving together toward a certain distant location.

And that direction

was exactly where the explosion had just co from.