Chapter 106: Until the End of Life!

Chapter 106: Chapter 106: Until the End of Life!

"Not bad! Everyone did a fantastic job this time!"

Walking out of the Dungeon Hall, Ji Xiaoyu wore a joyful smile.

As they ran Dungeons time and time again, every member of the Godslayer Guild was growing, and their strength steadily rose. In the Red Moon Tide, they had already managed to equip everyone with a Red Weapon. Through subsequent clears and piecing things together, they had now essentially swapped out their gear in every slot for Epic Equipment.

Although they couldn’t get everything to +20 like Ji Xiaoyu, Enhancement levels up to +15 were still relatively easy to reach.

This time, without Yu Zhun to carry them, the five of them still smoothly achieved a perfect clear of a Lv30 Dungeon.

In the past, the Holy Law Celestial Horse was still around. But now, following the mysterious death of the Holy Law Celestial Horse’s guild master, the guild had fallen apart overnight. There was no one left to rival Godslayer.

Previously, there might have been Three-Star guilds wanting to suppress this dark horse that appeared out of nowhere. But now, all the Three-Star guilds were scrambling to rent Dungeons from Godslayer. They couldn’t flatter them fast enough.

Thus, this new guild—which was still only a Two-Star guild—vaguely possessed the momentum of the number one guild in Divine Strategy City.

"Huh? Guild Master?"

As they were about to step out of the Divine Revelation Hall, Su Yue, who was trailing behind, caught sight of Yu Zhun approaching from the other side of the hall out of the corner of her eye and immediately called out.

"Are you done with your clear?" Yu Zhun nodded at the group. He seemed a bit lost in thought, clutching a stack of documents in his arms.

"Done, and with a perfect clear!" Ji Xiaoyu smiled, noticing the boots on Yu Zhun’s feet. Although they looked like a tattered piece of White Equipment, she wouldn’t take that at face value. The fact that Yu Zhun was wearing boots only meant one thing.

"Guild Master, did you level up to Lv30?" Ji Xiaoyu asked with an envious look. "Are you about to take the First Turn Trial?"

"The First Turn Trial..." Yu Zhun snapped back to reality. "Not that fast. It’ll probably be a while longer."

Before the First Turn Trial, he had to enter the Nether Abyss. Originally, he had planned to enter immediately, but after hearing Zhu Zhe’s words and learning about the dangers of a 4A Dungeon, Yu Zhun naturally couldn’t just charge straight in. Some prep work was necessary.

"You guys work hard on leveling up. Let’s try to enter the First Turn Trial together so we can look out for each other."

"Okay!" Su Hong and his sister nodded heavily. Among the six members, the two of them had the lowest levels. Currently at only Lv26, it could be said that they were the ones who needed to work the hardest.

"Sheila, you’ll have to keep waiting for us," Su Yue said, sheepishly linking arms with her.

The latter was already at Lv30 when she joined the guild. Her delayed First Turn was clearly because she was waiting to team up with them.

"I’m in no rush." Sheila remained expressionless but didn’t resist Su Yue’s affection.

She truly wasn’t in a rush. Although she no longer had an experience bar upon reaching Lv30, the experience she gained didn’t vanish into thin air; instead, it accumulated. After her class change, her level would jump straight to Lv31, and this experience would come in handy again.

Normally speaking, a Lv40 Dungeon offered more experience than a Lv30 one, so delaying her class change did put Sheila at a slight disadvantage. However, she was currently in the Godslayer Guild. So she wasn’t losing out at all.

"I’ll bake you some cupcakes when we get back!" Su Yue, still feeling apologetic, quickly thought of a way to make it up to her. "I’ll draw a little dinosaur on them for you!"

For a brief moment, Sheila’s expression became animated as she nodded heavily. "Okay."

"Sa." Yu Zhun smiled as he looked at the two girls, then turned to Salas. "I’ll make a list of items for you later. See if you can manifest the things on it, and help me prep them over the next few days."

"No problem!" Salas nodded firmly, then looked expectant. "Do you have another new Dungeon clear planned?"

Hearing this, the other five simultaneously cast expectant glances his way.

"I do, but this time it’s just me," Yu Zhun smiled calmly.

"Guild Master..." Ji Xiaoyu vaguely sensed an aura around Yu Zhun that was somewhat different from usual. "If you’re short on money, just tell me!"

"Don’t worry, rich girl, I don’t need it," Yu Zhun shook his head.

Just a moment ago, Zhu Zhe had asked him a similar question, and his response had been the same. He wasn’t trying to act tough; he genuinely didn’t need it.

On one hand, he had confirmed with Zhu Zhe that the minimum level requirement for Legendary Equipment was Lv35. It was impossible for him to equip it, and equally impossible for the other races entering the Nether Abyss to equip it. Since everyone would be wearing Red Equipment, the only improvement he could currently make was to enhance his helmet from +15 to +20. For this small boost, Yu Zhun believed he didn’t need anyone else’s help.

On the other hand, he was also preparing for the worst. If something really happened in the 4A Dungeon... at least he would owe fewer unpayable debts of gratitude.

Back at the guild, Yu Zhun sat alone in a room. As he opened the documents he had carried all the way back, the relaxed and calm demeanor he had displayed in front of his members quickly shifted to one of grave seriousness.

These were the documents Zhu Zhe had given him regarding the Nether Abyss.

It could be said that in all of Blue Star, the only person who understood this Dungeon was the previous powerhouse who had reached the twenty-second floor of the Nether Trial. Yu Zhun had previously guessed that this person might be passing information to him through Zhu Zhe, but now, he had a vague feeling.

Perhaps that powerhouse was Zhu Zhe himself.

This Divine Revelation Hall Master, who had parachuted into Divine Strategy City out of nowhere, was absolutely not simple.

However, studying the documents in front of him was far more important than investigating the man’s identity. Yu Zhun flipped through the pages one by one, quickly learning some details that Zhu Zhe hadn’t mentioned earlier.