The Dungeon Conquerors: Journey to the Peak

Chapter 21: Ch 21: True Dungeon

The fifth floor was a large hall with many pillars standing in the middle of it. The distribution of the pillars were random and they looked very unnatural.

Suddenly red lights lit up at the top of those pillars and a red beam of light came toward the conquerors. It was not only one pillar but all the pillars did the same and started to shoot the beam in all directions.

Rein used his light element to create a barrier covering everyone. That beam hit the barrier but was unable to pierce through it. Rein observed the seemingly random beams of light and saw a certain pattern in them.

Then he also observed that those beams were avoiding the pillars, so even without the barrier if a person stood close to the pillars then the beam would not hit him.

So to try this theory out, Rein went to one of the pillars and removed the barrier. Just as he expected, the beams did not hit them. But after standing there for some time they started to feel heavy weights pressing them down. And with time the weight was increasing bit by bit.

Rein changed their location to a different pillar and noticed that the weight had not changed and was increasing at a slower rate. So that meant one could stand close to a single pillar for a long period of time and should change places regularly while dodging the deathly beams.

And doing that over and over again, one would be able to close this place.

Those beams were also quite strong, strong enough to immediately kill a rank 1 monster, badly injured a violet grade transcendental monster and even slightly injured an indigo rank transcendental one.

But as they were unable to pierce Rein's barrier the trial of this place became a joke to the conquerors.

After finding out the rule of this place, Rein did not continue with any more experiments and immediately left this room from a majestic looking gate.

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Using these tokens, the conquerors would be able to enter the dungeon anytime they wanted from anywhere. According to it, the five floors that they had cleared were not even the part of the main dungeon. The main dungeon starts from the sixth floor and ends at the 18th floor.

So the conquerors had 13 more floors to clear before conquering this dungeon.

But as now they could return here anytime they wanted, Rein and his team decided not to continue and leave the dungeon for some time.

Obviously the ascension test still had quite some time left, so they were probably going to challenge the sixth floor before that, but now it was time for a little break for everyone.

After returning to the city, Tasha and Stella slept for one whole day to freshen up their mind. They technically did not need sleep but having one was still better not having it, especially for their mental health.

In the meantime Rein went to meet his other lovers, who were living in different places. He spent quality time with them while Tasha and Stella were resting.

In such moments Rein was quite thankful that he did not need to sleep. Or she would not be able to pay extra attention to his amazing lovers.

After both of them woke up, they spent the next day going around the city with Rein and having a double date, which obviously ended with them entangling their bodies in the inn's bed.

Those activities relaxed then completely and finally they were fully energized and ready to take on any challenges. Then finally the three of them activated the token and teleported to the dungeon.

That token had a special function that allowed them to create a party and the party members would get teleportation together. So they would not get separated when teleporting to the dungeon.

After entering the sixth floor, they found themselves inside a lash forest. Stella used her Eye of Clairvoyance and exclaimed slightly. Rein and Tasha also very soon understood why she did so, as they found themselves on a super large island in the middle of a sea.

With such a large island, if they wanted to search it properly they would need at least a few days to do it. They understood what information the dungeon sent them was true. From now on, that would be going against the true dungeon.