Chapter 1537 - 394: The Heavenly Demon’s Descent, Players’ Revelry

Chapter 1537: Chapter 394: The Heavenly Demon’s Descent, Players’ Revelry

Adventurer World.

A gentle white light flashed, and five slightly weary figures appeared on the adventurer dungeon’s settlement platform.

Their armed armor showed signs of damage, yet their eyes were filled with anticipation.

"As usual, let’s count." The team captain, Wulong, planted his heavy shield into the ground, creating a dull sound.

"12 sheets of Gale Wolf Skin, pretty good completeness, three level 4 Spirit Ores, several Immortal Beans... three Blood Coagulation Grass, but of average quality... Oh right, we got a Blue Lamp Gold Coin, worth 3000 sacrificial power, the other stuff isn’t worth much, better than nothing, I guess."

The Magic player "Wind Child," responsible for cleaning up the battlefield and tallying dungeon loot, quickly reported the haul with a somewhat complaining tone, clearly dissatisfied with the yields this time.

After showcasing the dungeon loot one by one, Wind Child collected all the materials back into his Space Bag, unable to resist the urge to complain:

"Tsk, again with the base yield, this lousy dungeon is almost making me sick, when are we going to get something decent, I don’t want much, just a Rule Fragment will do."

Upon hearing Wind Child’s complaint, the Close Combat player "Undying Mad Blade," who wielded dual blades, flicked the blood off his blades with an expressionless face:

"You’re aiming for a Rule Fragment, and still claim it’s not a high demand. Why not let the Blue Lantern Clan open their resource warehouse, so you can pick your own?"

"That’s not impossible; I’ll try to add them as friends someday, then chat them up privately and see if it works." Wind Child chuckled and nodded, not feeling anything amiss at all.

After joking around and considering the dungeon loot, the wave of disappointment washed over the group again.

Actually, the overall loot from the adventurer dungeon was decent.

The amount of loot gained was somewhat tied to the dungeon’s difficulty and luck.

Yet, in reality, luck seemed to play a bigger role than anything else.

Some player teams, even challenging low-difficulty dungeons, might get Rule Fragments.

And yet, despite their combined levels being over 70+, this group of older players got base yields three times in a row from a level 4 dungeon.

"If it weren’t for my lack of Star Vein Slots, I’d really want the captain to embed a Strong Luck Soul, since my luck is so bad; someone has to take the blame." Wind Child complained again.

"Nonsense, next time you lead the dungeon, the captain’s seat is yours." Captain Wulong, who was healing his wounds through breathing, couldn’t help but glare.

At this moment, the youngest team member "Tiaotiao" suddenly lifted his head:

"Brothers, stop arguing and check the forum. Ah Lan from the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce has posted something."

"Huh? What welfare project is the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce offering now?" The team’s support "Rainy Day," casually asked while browsing the Trading House interface.

"It’s not a welfare project... well, one could say that. Should we give it a try?" Tiaotiao said as he forwarded the forum post to the team’s chat channel.

The team members all opened the post.

Forgotten Tomb, Mud Forest, Blood Heart... Detailed information on five mega-dungeons appeared before them.

After thoroughly studying the post content, the team suddenly became interested.

According to the post’s description, the Civilization Space Dungeon yielded derivative resources of rules.

While the adventurer dungeons mostly yielded various types of resources that the Blue Lantern Clan didn’t need after devouring other races.

Going to challenge might really result in good loot.

Furthermore, the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce clearly stated they were willing to purchase everything produced in the dungeons.

How much they could earn was still unknown, but surely they wouldn’t lose out.

Even if there truly was no profit, they could treat it as a vacation, a trip out.

"Boss, let’s give it a shot." Tiaotiao urged again:

"The post even mentioned that the Skill Ball in there is guaranteed to sell for at least 1000 sacrificial power at the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce, with the precise value depending on its type. If it’s a golden Skill Ball, our earnings would be quite substantial."

Rainy Day also closed the Trading House interface at this moment, looking towards Captain Wulong with a hint of anticipation:

"Risk is inevitable, but since the Gold Coin Chamber of Commerce is promoting this, the returns are probably not small. It’s worth giving a try; our dungeon luck has been so poor lately, time to change places for better fortune."

Captain Wulong fell silent for a moment, his gaze sweeping across his teammates’ faces, then glancing at the dungeon yield statistics in the team’s chat channel.

He then lifted the Bone Shield and carried it on his back:

"Let’s go, back to the village for enhancements, then meet at the Senluo Forest Realm exit."

"Damn it, whoever loves this trash dungeon can keep farming it! Our Rock Team, we’re going to the Civilization Space to strike gold." Wind Child nodded decisively.

...

hours later.

The team of 6 gathered at the Senluo Forest Realm exit.

The initial five-member team now had one more person.

This was due to a teammate who experienced a Soul Return during a dungeon, completing isolation time in the Little Black House, and then revived to the team.

Leading the team was a man with a bear-like build, clad in heavy armor.

A massive, menacing Bone Shield hung on his back like a turtle shell, almost covering most of his body.

He was named Wulong, the captain of this team and the most solid barrier, following the "Flesh Immortal" path of the Damage-taking Stream.

As his teammates put it, without his front-line damage-taking stream holding the line, this team would disband sooner or later.

Standing beside Wulong was a long slender figure, donned in a blue-colored robe with cloud patterns—the Magic player, Wind Child.

As a commonplace Magic player, he served as the team’s combat commander and also managed the team’s material warehouse and loot handling.

As Captain Wulong said, if this kid hadn’t had a stroke of luck back in the Ah Le Training Camp and gotten familiar with him, he might still be job hunting, unemployed, or have become a Lone Wolf player.