Chapter 594 Trust in the Dungeon
Chapter 594 Trust in the Dungeon
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She spoke fast, her right hand never letting go of her blade. Even so, she didn’t sound hostile.
Hanna raised her crossbow. She didn’t aim at the strangers-she aimed straight at the Crystal Thorn Bugs closing in behind them.
“Monsters are coming.”
The short-haired woman cut straight to the point.
“Let’s fight this wave together.”
Riley answered with one simple word. “Fine.”
Neither team wasted time on small talk, and both kept a safe distance from each other.
Hope Guild had more members, so they took the front line and tanked most of the pressure. The eight BlueStone Guild players looked worn out, but they worked well as a team. The short-haired woman led two melee fighters to hold back the Bonewarden Sentinels from the side, while the rest of her group cleared out the Crystal Thorn Bugs.
Riley didn’t merge the strangers into her formation.
She only had Bruce’s shield team shift a little to the left, making sure the Sentinels wouldn’t rush down the smaller squad and wipe them out.
“Hanna, top-left thorn bugs.”
“Got it.”
A crossbow bolt zipped through the air.
The Crystal Thorn Bug was curling up to burst when Hanna’s shot pierced its belly. A tall, thin mage from BlueStone Guild reacted instantly. He fired a fireball and blew the bug right off the wall.
Felix glanced over, clearly impressed.
“Whoa, your fireball hits super hard. Your elemental stat’s no joke.”
The tall mage looked pale and drained, barely holding on mentally. Still, he forced a reply. “I’m totally out of mana. I’m just burning my mental energy to cast these. Don’t expect much
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Chapter 594 Trust in the Dungeon
more from me.”
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“Then save what you’ve got,” Felix said, tossing a firecracker at a Bonewarden Sentinel’s feet. “We’re low on supplies too.”
The explosion threw the Sentinel off balance. Riley darted forward and chopped clean through its knee with her axe.
The short-haired woman took the opening right away. She dashed in from the side and drove her long blade through the bone crack straight into the Sentinel’s neck.
Her swordplay was quick and clean, and her gear was obviously high-tier-at the very least, full purple-grade armor.
Riley shot her a quick look but said nothing.
They cleared the monster wave faster than they’d expected.
The two teams fought in sync and took out all five Bonewarden Sentinels and the entire bug swarm. Frost Tokens and crafting materials littered the ground. The BlueStone players didn’t touch any drops near Hope Guild’s side, and Hope Guild also left all loot near their kills untouched.
That kind of silent trust was really rare in this brutal dungeon.
After her team picked up their loot, the short-haired woman walked a few steps toward Riley, stopping at a safe distance.
“Thanks.”
“We both made this easier,” Riley said. “No need to thank me.”
The short-haired woman pulled two mid-tier recovery potions and a bundle of crossbow bolts out of her bag.
“It’s nothing big. Just a little thank-you gift.”
RedBean looked over at Riley, waiting for her call.
Riley didn’t turn it down.
This wasn’t the time for pointless courtesy.
She nodded, and RedBean stepped forward to take the items, logging them into the team inventory immediately.
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Chapter 596 The Light at the End
and only slowed down after confirming no monsters were chasing them.
RedBean quickly counted up their casualties and supplies.
“One serious injury, four minor injuries. We lost two more defense scrolls.”
Tart King immediately focused all her heals on the badly hurt teammate.
Riley glanced down at her own shoulder.
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Her armor had a clean crack from the spear graze, and fresh blood was seeping through her clothes.
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“Take ca
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over to treat her, but Riley waved her off.
first.”
stern look. “You’re hurt too.”
ecovery potion in one gulp. “I’m fine.”
d to argue, but new monster noises rumbled from up front before she could
choice but to turn back and keep healing the wounded.
ght the rest of the way, running completely on empty.
few defense scrolls were left in their stock.
-grade healing potions got passed around and used up one after another.
lix pulled out all the rare explosive items he’d been saving. At one point, he blew up a rock vall to block a stampede of Darkspine Bulls. Falling debris from the blast nearly buried him alive, and LoneWolf barely dragged him out in time.
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