At this mont, a tranquil lake flashed through his mind, and the Kaler Rune [Lake] imprinted on his brain helped him resist ntal interference.
Didn’t expect it to have such an effect...
[Travel to the other side of the Star Sky to challenge the Alien teor?]
A line of text appeared in front of him, just like how in Fran Fort [whether to awaken the Fran Undead Team for a challenge?], giving a similar feeling. Could it be that there are monsters inside the black hole!?
"This feels bad. I absolutely won’t go in before my friend Leon goes to investigate... Uh?"
Just a blink of an eye, Fingerley suddenly noticed that the sky had changed.
The Fire Transmission Ceremony vanished, and he seed to be standing in a boundless black universe, surrounded by floating dim nebulae!
Fingerley’s brain froze for a second; when all his companions appeared here, he finally ca to his senses and used a second to understand what had happened:
They... had already entered the black hole!
And the reason was staring at that black hole for too long, which led to them being sucked in directly!
"Seriously," Fingerley’s cheeks twitched, "you could have directly sucked us in, why bother pretending and ask if we want to challenge?"
What does this feel like?
It’s like when the Main God Space asks if you want to beco a Reincarnator to seek the aning of life, and as you’re pondering to nod yes or shake no, you automatically beco a Reincarnator because you’ve been staring at this ssage for over five seconds!
Is this Main God Space set up by Earth’s super recruitnt office?
Just entering the Fire Transmission Ceremony for a while, Fingerley figured out a rule:
[Staring at the black hole in the sky for more than five seconds will result in being irresistibly sucked in]
No wonder the adventurer who just ran back to the Lake District looked so terrified, probably after being sucked in and seeing sothing.
"So, so, what are we supposed to fight against now?" The mbers of the Bone Stick Team asked tremblingly. Although they were also protected by the Kaler Rune, their spirits were sowhat weaker; seeing the black hole was equivalent to being subjected to a collective intimidation spell, their courage was akin to rabbits now.
"Be a bit careful, it’s definitely not sothing easy to deal with."
Matilda rubbed her fists, Aleya was mixing seeds, and Elsa impatiently drew her greatsword, ready to kill the pretentious monster in the black hole and then find so cute Pokemon to relax.
Fingerley stepped forward, and a mutation occurred.
The dark universe before them surged, the dark purple starlight suddenly flickered, and then a colossal creature erged from the depths.
That was... a gigantic Alien skull, with insect-like rigid tentacles on both sides of its jawbones. This eerie combination of human and insect was filled with grotesque vibes, and what was most worthy of attention was the thing revealed by the fractured forehead of the skull—a glowing eyeball!
The eyeball shimred with eerie light, bizarre and mysterious, fixating its gaze on everyone.
Just the head erging from the darkness, not even the entire body, this unknown monster exerted formidable pressure on the people.
["Dark teor" Esti]
The title was randomly coined by Gong Qiying.
At this point, ordinary people would surely be scared stiff for a few seconds, but the Hasavi Team and Elsa were already battle-hardened veterans. If they were to be shocked, their thresholds had improved significantly after a series of encounters with Sain’s bosses, so the instant Esti appeared, everyone formulated a combat plan.
"First, it’s run!"
Everyone quickly dashed toward Esti’s giant skull; they were too far from Esti now, and no attack thod could hit, so they had to close the distance.
"When fighting such a colossal creature, as long as we manage to climb onto its body, things beco manageable, so we will..."
Fingerley explained his plan while running, but he seed to have overlooked one point: just because they couldn’t hit Esti didn’t an Esti couldn’t hit them.
Previously, Esti’s skull suddenly gathered starlight, mingling with magic to form a giant Magic Ball, far larger than the pseudo-legendary Life Ball painstakingly conjured by Eliphas, its might far surpassing it.
"No way."
Fingerley suddenly halted his steps, foreseeing sothing the mont the Magic Ball appeared.
"Boom——"
The Magic Ball transford into an endless destructive torrent, engulfing everyone before it, with a flash of light in the dark space, only to dim imdiately after.
Once Esti’s welcoming gift concluded, looking back at the ground—the adventurers were all gone.
Such an absurd First-ti Kill had never occurred before in the history of the Sain Dungeon.
After a while, Fingerley and others’ figures reappeared at the bonfire, each with eyes full of confusion, as though their brains were replaying the sa sentence:
"What just happened?"
They had started running, discussing tactics, applying Beneficial Magic, and then... got instantly killed?
Even Overlord Vonier knows to open Divine Wrath at half health, yet Esti opens with a one-hit kill skill?
He dumbly raised his head and suddenly pressed his head down, forcing himself not to look at the black hole in the sky, as whoever sees it has bad luck.
The crowd looked at each other, the Bone Stick Team mbers asked puzzledly, "Is that thing supposed to hang in the sky all the ti?"
As soon as they said this, a chill ran down everyone’s spine, thinking that if such a terrifying thing always hung in the sky, it was really...
It’s practically the Damocles’ carrot.
"It feels like the Sain Dungeon is getting more and more uncomfortable..."
Fingerley shivered thinking of Esti’s appearance just now, wondering what that thing actually was—an Outer Heaven Evil God?
He dared not lift his head anymore, forcing himself to shift his focus just when Elsa suddenly discovered sothing.
A mysterious altar suddenly appeared on the steps of the Fire Transmission Ceremony?
"What is this thing now?"
Everyone approached for a detailed examination, seeing that the altar was engraved with a teor, and an exhortation floated in front of the altar.
[Offer a teor]
"Offer a teor?" Fingerley frowned, not understanding for the mont, but Elsa seed to have thought of sothing, pointing at the teor Shower in the sky, and said:
"Could be Little teor."
"Huh? How did you connect the dots, wait, maybe there’s so logic to it." Fingerley followed Elsa’s train of thought, spreading his thinking and said: "Could it be that we’re ant to bring the Little teor falling from the sky over to the altar?"
Right now, guessing was useless; practice was the key. The group planned to find a casual area to try catching a Little teor.
But they had just taken a few steps when a sound of sothing breaking through soil was heard from behind, turning their heads to look.
A stele erged from the ground, and it even had words inscribed, arranged in increasing order, seemingly aningful.
[Roger—4]
[Temude-Sword of Burning Fire—4]
[Tepi Basque—2]
[gan Bask—1]
The crowd hadn’t figured out what was going on when the stele suddenly grew taller, and a new na appeared below.
[Leon Bask—1]
A few seconds later, a new na appeared, and the stele grew taller again.
"Wait a minute, I think I’ve seen this type of stele sowhere before."
Fingerley suddenly frowned; this kind of stele that grows taller when new nas appear, he had seen it sowhere, where was it from?
"Oh, it’s the Glory Dungeon!"
Matilda’s voice had a hint of astonishnt "Glory Dungeon’s [Glory Stele]? Why would it appear here?"
Glory Dungeon, an old dungeon known for ranking adventurers based on the number of monsters they kill and rewarding according to rank with a Glory Stele, which periodically resets to zero, driving so adventurers to obsess over getting high rankings.
With the appearance of the stele, new magic runes unfolded subsequently.
[Before chasing the teor, choose your departure supply]
Dozens of Dungeon nas lined up before everyone’s eyes.
"What, what is this!?"
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