Chapter 159 Exploring the depths of the Vanryr Cave?
(POV: Akashic Records)
After a grueling journey through the dense forest, the group consisting of Genevieve, Fanatio, Garret, Ress, and rlin finally reached the clearing where the rank B dungeon lood. Their footsteps crunched against the fallen leaves as they approached the entrance.
"Hey, you there!"
A voice was directed at Genevieve.
She turned her gaze towards the source and found a seasoned adventurer standing amongst the group.
"Hm?" said Genevieve.
"Are you guys also here to explore the dungeon?" the man asked with a friendly grin.
Fanatio stepped forward a bit. "Indeed, we are."
"Oh, you've co at an interesting ti," the adventurer chuckled. "Since the appearance of a rank S monster, everyone's been going wild over this dungeon."
Fanatio sighed. "It's disheartening to see people treat sothing so perilous as a re spectacle."
He nodded in agreent. "You're right, miss. But let's move past that. I'm sure you're all itching to know what we're up against."
Garret, his bald head glinting in the sunlight, was the first to speak up. "So, what exactly is lurking within those foreboding walls?"
Eyes shifting towards the entrance, the adventurer gestured towards a magical do erected by a group of skilled mages surrounding it. "As you can see, these mages have created a barrier around the entrance. They're keeping a close watch for any sudden changes."
Ress, his broad figure towering over the group, leaned forward with a furrowed brow. "So, what's our current plan?"
The adventurer's serious gaze t Ress' in a mont of solemn understanding. "Our plan is to storm the Vanryr Cave with the small handful of mages, swordsn, and spearn we have. It's a desperate attempt, but we can't sit idly by."
rlin smirked wryly. "A futile effort against a rank S monster, I'd say."
All eyes turned towards him, surprise and curiosity mirrored on their faces. rlin nonchalantly shrugged. "But what do I know?"
The evening sun cast a warm glow on the group as they gathered at the entrance of the foreboding Vanryr Cave. Only now being blocked by the protective barrier. Genevieve stretched and let out a soft yawn, her brown eyes scanning the surroundings.
"Alright, let's get things over with," Fanatio said.
The seasoned adventurer, intrigued by her nonchalant deanor, approached her. "What do you an, let's get things over with?" he asked.
Fanatio stepped forward, her voice calm but resolute.
"It should be obvious," she replied. "We're here to slay the monster lurking within this dungeon."
Garret chid in, his tone a mix of concern and caution. "No offense, sir, but at your level, all you can do is watch from the sidelines."
A flicker of annoyance flashed across the adventurer's face, quickly replaced by a determined smile. "I understand your doubts, young sir. But sotis, the unexpected happens. Let's not dismiss the possibility of more things going wrong."
"Hm?" rlin said.
"I an, incase you guys are in any trouble we'll use have mages keep track of your mana." The adventurer insisted.
"Sounds good," Ress grinned.
The group stepped forward. The barrier erected by the skilled mages shimred with a bluish hue. However, it was designed to protect against venturing out, not to keep those outside from going in. The group easily passed through the magical do, their resolve burning bright.
They stood at the entrance of the dungeon, a dark and gloomy abyss beckoning them forward.
Genevieve raised her hand.
「Radiate」 (Rank E)
A radiant orb of light materialized, casting its gentle glow into the darkness. With the orb safely cradled in her palm, Genevieve took her first step down into the unknown.
Garret spoke up. "I'll take the rear, covering our tracks."
Ress stepped forward, his deep voice ringing. "I'll accompany Genevieve at the front."
Fanatio, her black hair reflecting the soft glow of the orb, positioned herself in the middle, beside her was rlin.
As they delved deeper into the murky depths of the dungeon, the group's footsteps echoed ominously off the cold stone walls. The flickering torches along the corridor provided little comfort, casting eerie shadows that danced in the darkness.
"I guess my light spell was kinda useless," Genevieve sighed.
Garret, unable to contain his restlessness any longer, unsheathed his sword
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