Amidst the silence of Xu Feng, Carn thought she had succeeded in provoking him.
"Oh, Guild Leader, won’t you tell
the dungeon na at the very least?" Carn twirled her fingers around his sleeve, and continued, "Otherwise, I would be very heartbroken and go to the Astral Guild or even the Sky Hunters Adventure Team."
"Go ahead and join them." Xu Feng smiled and revealed, "They’re affiliated with the Reaver Guild, so I’m sure you would love it there."
"..."
Instantaneously, Carn’s expression changed and she wished to strangle him on the spot.
Unlike Xu Feng who was overwhelmingly petty, Carn was usually a rather forgiving person, except when the opposing party went too far.
The Reaver Guild had chased her around and nearly ruined her experience in the Divine World. Heck, she might have given up had she not encountered Xu Feng by chance.
Thus, her hatred toward the Reaver Guild was nearly close to Xu Feng’s.
There was no way she would ever affiliate herself with any one of the Reaver Guild— much less the Reaver Guild’s affiliations.
"You’re too petty toward , Guild Leader." Carn pursed her lips and pinched his arm briefly. "How can you not even inform
of such details?"
"Well, you didn’t ask about it either?"
"That’s because… uhh, I was busy poaching people for you."
"Alright, my bad." Xu Feng chuckled and opened his system interface. He searched for the private ssage with Carn and revealed the dungeon’s na to her.
Receiving a notification sound, Carn knitted her brows, seemingly suspicious of his behavior. Nevertheless, she opened it without hesitation and when she saw the dungeon’s na, Fortress of the Fallen, she nearly got a fright.
What an overbearing dungeon na!
"Guild Leader, what kind of dungeon is that? How co I’ve never heard of it?" She asked in a dumbfounded tone.
The terrain around Star Falls City had been scrutinized by her multiple tis, but she had yet to hear of such a dungeon na. In fact, for such a na, she would have definitely rembered it vividly.
"This is a dungeon discovered by my Boss and he ordered soone else to investigate in advance when we were at Paradise Plains. Almost all the data was sent to
so I could raid it with reassurance." Xu Feng explained, making up the lie very smoothly on the spot.
As if blindly believing, Carn didn’t suspect anything and rely nodded her head.
Right at this mont, they had officially entered the neutral area, aning they wouldn’t be protected any longer from the guards.
At the sa ti, it signified that other players could start Player Killing(PK-ing).
Although Xu Feng highly doubted there would be so people who wished to ambush a group of 100 players, he still behaved cautiously.
After all, OneMandia was running amok with the cara on, and what could be a better impact than watching the Raid Leader get killed off before they even get to the raid?
"Carn, try to use Void Grip actively and Revelation to scan around the area." Xu Feng whispered softly to her.
Void Grip was one of the unique skills of a Voidmancer, and one of their effects was Void Latcher.
Upon activation, the user summoned a shimring golden void creature that attached itself to the target. This creature was barely visible, making it difficult for opponents to detect until it was too late.
Naturally, Carn could also manually control it and not be forced to have it latched onto anyone.
Following that was Revelation, which allowed Carn to continuously enable the summoned void creature to emit a golden light that exposed any stealth nearby.
Without further question, Carn did as instructed and muttered, "It’s done. My void creature is currently hovering around us."
Nodding, Xu Feng proceeded to hand quite a few higher-quality Mana Recovery Potions.
The skill drained mana, but it wasn’t as costly as him trying to use Aura of Dread.
Just like that, they continued their journey, and the others who were following behind began guessing the dungeon.
"We’ve passed by quite a few dungeons already. So of them were large-scale too." Blake furrowed his brows, clearly confused about their destination.
"There’s no point in guessing." Gentle Wind chid in. "If you try to guess Guild Leader Lin Feng’s moves and actions, then you’re just asking for a migraine."
Having interacted with the latter nurous tis in business transactions, Gentle Wind had long given up trying to deduce his actions.
Autumn Breeze also nodded her head in agreent. Despite her brother being a mber of the Vanguard guild, she still received next to zero information.
When she interrogated him harshly, it was revealed that her brother signed a very strict confidential contract. And with the manner that his Guild Leader operated things, Autumn Breeze knew it was impossible to find a loophole around it.
Just as they continued their discussion, they suddenly heard nurous growls from afar.
"An attack? What kind of dumb monsters would target us?" Ardent Lance blurted out subconsciously.
"Hmph, whoever it is, they’re going to taste my fist." Herald Fist coldly snorted.
Literally, almost everyone shifted gears and was in battle position.
However, before they could even make a move, OneMandia arrived in front of them and announced, "The Guild Leader said not to worry about the pests. It will be finished soon, and we’ll resu the pace in less than 5 minutes."
"Less than 5 minutes?" Alard, Gentle Wind was dumbfounded by the short ti.
It wasn’t just her alone, given the others were curious as well and wondered who was powerful enough to deter the monsters. They quickly proceeded to warn their mbers to stay in position while they rushed ahead to witness what was going on.
Shortly after arriving at the front, the group was stupefied by how all the Vanguard guild mbers stood in place, with only one person facing a collective of 40 monsters together.
These monsters were all leveled 35 to 40s, but they found it difficult to believe. After all, this wasn’t a monster attack, but rather a monster hunt.
"Who’s the real monster?" Blake twitched his mouth as he watched the mysterious Carn casually crush 15 monsters with one spell.
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