The Spirit Immortals were the slowest group by far.
By the time that they had reached the first boss, an Ogre Lord who used an [Earthquake] type ground slam, the fastest groups were already coming out of the dungeon.
"Well, how did it go? What sort of dungeon run did it give you?" Karl asked the first group to exit.
"You don’t know what the dungeon is? You made it." The Elder replied.
"We made it with the ability to randomize the fight. You all should have had a slightly different experience, based on group composition, combat power, chosen difficulty, and the randomly chosen environment that it gave you." Karl explained.
"Oh, now I see what you planned. Alright, we got a mountain cave scenario, underground combat against spiders and some sort of stone skinned dwarves.
I’ve never seen anything like them, but they were tough, and they used earth magic.
The bosses were all Earth Golems, which weren’t too bad, just difficult to damage. Fortunately, we had a spell that limited their effectiveness. It was designed for use against Golem Mages, but it worked well enough on the golem type bosses.
It was a short run, only the two boss fights, but both of them dropped a single Epic Grade item, plus a handful of Rare Grade items. It also let us keep some of the gems and raw materials that we found.
Overall, I would rate this as one of the top dungeons that we have done, both for efficiency and rewards.
Two Epic items in one dungeon is a rare thing."
While they were talking, the first group of Supreme Ranked Clan Leaders to enter came out from their run with exhausted expressions and blood on their armour.
"Good run, gentlemen?" Karl called, waving them over to where he was speaking with the first group.
"Man, that was a terrible call on our part. We got a bit too confident at the start, and thought that setting four should be about right for a group of Clan Leaders.
We were wrong.
From the first pull, it was a nightmare, and even with our combat power, we struggled to kill the mobs before they could regroup and bolster their defences."
Karl frowned. "Regroup? What sort of dungeon did you get?"
"Fucking Elves. Forest Elves, in their native habitat, no less. And pixies. If I never see another pixie rogue it will still be too soon."
Remi giggled at the thought of these men trying to fight off Elven Rangers who were hiding in the trees, while being attacked by pixies. It would be a bit like kicking a hornet’s nest and then trying to recover it while the hornets swarmed.
"Well, at least you had some decent ranged damage dealers with you. If not, fighting against enemies in the trees would have been a real nightmare.
How were the rewards?"
"Not too bad, actually. Three bosses, four Epic Grade Supreme Ranked items, and half a dozen Rare Grade ones, plus a bunch of Immortal Rank drops including a Heart of the Forest gemstone. That one’s got the Druid so happy I think he still might cry."
The druid, who had been offering to go either healing or damage at the start of the run, nodded his head enthusiastically.
"That stone is a wonderful resource for druids and other nature element magic practitioners. Just having it with you buffs your nature element spells, and it can be empowered to have a healing effect."
The thought had Skadi excited too.



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