Monsters Are Coming-Chapter 1007 - 276: Adventure World, The Dungeon Begins (Monthly Ticket Requested)

Hong Yang walked at the front, holding an upgraded Rune Resonance Spear in his hand.

Ah Qi followed on his left, flipping a dagger between his fingers, the only assassin player in the team.

Wu carried a shield on the right, his footsteps heavy, the most reliable bulwark of the team.

Xiao Ye walked in the middle, hands in his pockets, surrounded by a faint fluctuation of Qi-Blood, with a Fiery Flame Bow floating behind him.

He was the team's archer, capable of long-range pinpoint killing.

Xiao Hua walked at the very back of the team, wearing a flower crown transformed by a Rune Resonance Weapon; she was the team's strongest group burst output magic player, often teased by other team members as a "glass cannon."

The meaning being fragile like glass, easily shattered, while "cannon" referred to Xiao Hua's terrifying output capability, able to deal tons of damage instantly.

Before long, Hong Yang led the team to the teleportation point.

What appeared before them was a teleportation point designed as a Bronze Wheel etched on the ground, as large as half a football field, with thirty-two grooves at its edges, each filled with semi-coagulated crimson magma, flowing through, while the center of the wheel was non-material, suspending the phantom image of a Divine Lamp Rule, with flickering fragmented light and shadow images in the vortex at its head.

At that moment, the square was filled with the silhouettes of players.

The regional voice channel was also filled with voices calling out for team formation.

Hong Yang weaved through the crowd and stepped onto the Adventure Teleportation Array first, prompting a tip to appear in his mind:

[Challenger Tips: The dungeon teleport function has been activated; you can open the feature panel to view.]

Realizing this function could only be used in a specific area, Hong Yang immediately opened the panel and clicked on the "Divine Lamp Icon" that appeared at the bottom.

What appeared was a semi-transparent bookshelf interface hovering in the void, with books that could be swiped through, each representing a separate dungeon world.

The book covers showed dynamic dungeon scenes, with blood-red difficulty levels marked below.

In the bottom right corner of the interface, there was a clickable "Divine Lamp Store."

Hong Yang's gaze focused on the first dungeon, whose cover depicted a Blood Color Throne made up of countless skulls, with a figure in Black Armor slowly raising its head towards him, black ghostly fire igniting in its eye sockets.

Related information immediately appeared.

"Skeleton Throne":

Difficulty Level: Level 4 (suitable for player teams with Main Life Soul Level 55 and above, consisting of 30 or more members to challenge)

Background Introduction: The dungeon's backdrop originates from the Bone Clan's Royal City, a race inherently capable of controlling wraith skeletons, having once established a Skeleton Dynasty spanning five worlds. After descending upon Monster World... the Blue Lantern Clan took an interest in their "Undead March Rule," and after their civilization was crushed, the Blue Lantern Clan made Royal City the framework for this dungeon. The figure in Black Armor on the throne is the echo of the Bone Clan's last monarch.

Hong Yang shifted his gaze from "Skeleton Throne" to the second dungeon, watching as the floating booklets slowly flowed like a curtain blown by the wind.

The second dungeon's cover resembled a theater, with faceless mannequins seated in the audience, and a twisted figure in the center of the stage simultaneously enacting joy and lamentation.

The colors within the scene flowed slowly, like an oil painting washed by rain.

"Delirium Theater":

Difficulty Level: Level 3 (suitable for player teams with Main Life Soul Level 45 and above to challenge)

Background Introduction: The Burial Clan, which fed on emotions, adept at obtaining emotional power through performances, after being destroyed by the Blue Lantern Clan, found their memories trapped in an endless farewell performance. Every performance on stage is a memory loop of their painful struggle before extinction.

His gaze turned to the third dungeon cover.

Crimson magma surged, and a Giant Hammer emerged from the sea of fire, its shaft wrapped with chains, with a struggling living creature bound at the end of the chains.

"Heart of the Furnace":

Dungeon Difficulty: Level 4 (suitable for player teams with Main Life Soul Level 55 and above to challenge)

Background Introduction: The forging clan "Jin Clan" was once renowned in the Small World for their smelting technology. Their clansmen regarded searing magma as a melting furnace, using chains to bind Abyss flame creatures as forging energy. Pursuing the ultimate forging materials, the Jin Clan, after reaching the peak of the Small World, chose to shatter the void and descend upon Monster World...

...

Flipping through, Hong Yang's gaze focused on the bottom left corner and was immediately startled by the number.

Number of dungeon scenes: 1592.

If each dungeon's background came from a clan destroyed by the Blue Lantern Clan, it would mean 1592 clans had fallen under the Blue Lantern Clan's butcher's knife.

And those were just the clans that the Blue Lantern Clan considered having potential to turn into dungeons; the total number they destroyed is immeasurable. 𝙛𝓻𝒆𝓮𝒘𝙚𝙗𝒏𝙤𝙫𝓮𝒍.𝓬𝒐𝙢

"What an evil race."

Remarking this, Hong Yang suddenly thought of the Black Tide Army.

Compared to the number of destroyed clans, the Blue Lantern Clan is, at most, a stumbling executioner in front of the Black Tide Army.

The Black Tide Army is the true clan crusher.

Not dwelling on this issue, he began selecting a dungeon.

According to players' descriptions on the forum, there are two ways to enter a Blue Lantern Clan dungeon.

The first method requires going to the Teleportation Array set up by the Blue Lantern Clan in the Original Cave World, where they can also choose dungeons using a Spiritual Vision Template.

The players didn't need such trouble, as there was a direct route in the village.

For the first challenge, he chose a dungeon slightly below the team's comprehensive combat strength: "Skeleton Throne."

Instantly, challenger tips echoed simultaneously in his and his teammates' minds: