The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 2034

Chapter 2034: Tell Auntie Opal About It

The group whose members had been taken hostage was not the only one that had lost their challenge that day.

They were just the strangest.

Four other groups had been completely wiped out, and resurrected by the security staff, for the low price of one Rare Grade item each. That seemed like a fair price to most of them, as the other Clans either wouldn’t have resurrected them, or would have demanded they turn over a whole run worth of loot for the privilege.

Reasonable pricing had never been a strong point of the Immortal Worlds.

It was nearly an hour before the group came back out again, all ten members present and alive, and all looking like they had been through hell.

"Guild Leader, might you bless us with that nullification spell again? We’ve all got our skills blocked, and the System says it takes twenty-four hours to wear off. I’m quite certain that our Clan Leader does not want to babysit us that long, and we can pay him back if you require payment in advance."

Karl laughed as he removed the block from the members.

"This time will be cheap. All you have to do is give a proper and detailed description of your dungeon run to my Guild Member Opal, and you’re all paid up."

It took them a couple of seconds to realize that Karl was not actually being super kind to them by not having them pay cash.

No, he was making them pay in a much worse way.

Once they realized that Opal was the Forest Trickster that put on the shows in the VIP theatre, their entire sentiment about having someone learn the full story of their dungeon run changed immediately.

The Fae was definitely going to find their pain hilarious, and she was definitely going to make a show about it.

But they were leaving soon, so perhaps they could convince her not to use their real names, faces or Clan in the show. If that was the case, then only the ones who were here would ever know it was them.

It was an excellent warning about pushing your limits.

They had picked a difficulty five dungeon, as they were fairly certain that they had the combination to clear it.

And they should have, if it hadn’t been badgers in the last section.

They had been ambushed, overwhelmed, had their skills locked, and their weapons stolen. Then the badgers ran away and triggered the boss to come for them. So, when they tried to call their stolen gear back, they realized that they had lost the ability to interact with their inventory, and most of them were killed.

The rest were taken captive by the badgers, and hung upside down in a tree to wait for the others to come get them.

That was still strange behaviour for a dungeon mob, but not nearly as strange as not injuring them at all. 𝒻𝘳ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝒷𝘯ℴ𝓋ℯ𝘭.𝑐ℴ𝑚

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