Reign of the Hunters

Chapter 106: Pioneering for the first time

Upwards Ho! suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of Full Moon's Night.

It was a very hot topic in the Eastern Continent forums, and it was obvious that the post was submitted by a Full Moon's Night member. There were quite a number of screenshots taken from clever angles, creating the illusion that Upwards Ho! had indeed suffered a horrendous loss. Even with the system announcement announcing that Full Moon's Night's victory was a pyrrhic one, it did not stop their members from spreading the news.

Once the post was out, it was like a stone causing a ripple on the surface of the water. Upwards Ho! was very famous. It was the guild that Gongzi You, the top Huntress in the entire Eastern Continent, was in. It had also managed to win in the Dragon Dance Competition. Despite its small size, Upwards Ho! was a major guild in the eyes of many.

That was why the post had garnered 3 million views within an hour, becoming the hottest topic in the forum. The comments section was also bustling with activity. Some of the commenters were from Upwards Ho! while there were also members of Full Moon's Night. There were also those with neutral standing that were only there to watch the show.

When Ye Ci noticed the post on the forum, she was treating Ol' Four to roasted quails. Quite a number of Upwards Ho! members who knew the truth were enraged. They were about to go to the forums and call Full Moon's Night out on their lies, but Ye Ci was not even concerned.

"What can trash talking give you, other than a belly full of anger? The most important thing at hand now is to go pioneering in the dungeon."

Despite Ye Ci's words, the guild members of Upwards Ho! were still unsatisfied. Remote Depths let out a hearty laugh, "We're here for the First Blood. This dungeon is of the utmost importance to our guild. Who cares about the result of a Guild War at such an early stage of the game? Unleash your anger upon the monsters in the dungeon!"

Bai Mo's words had managed to achieve its intended effect. The guild members stopped their grumbling, and when all 50 of them were gathered, they headed into the Frosty Wasteland Inner Sanctum. Overflowing Ink was the person in command, and nobody objected to his actions when he selected the Normal Difficulty.

Frosty Wasteland Inner Sanctum was the first official 50-man dungeon in the Eastern Continent.

In the later stages of Fate, most dungeons in the game were 10-player, 25-player and 50-player dungeons. But due to the sheer difficulty of a 50-player or 100-player dungeons, they were not very popular. The case was especially true for the 100-player dungeon. They were usually the final dungeon in a dungeon cluster, and were quite rare.

After all, preparing and sustaining a team to explore a 100-player dungeon was not an easy task.

The scenery in the Frosty Wasteland Inner Sanctum was quite similar to the scenery of the Frosty Wasteland. But when players entered the dungeon, the first thing they would see was a very tall mountain. Those with sharp eyes were quick to notice that it was the nest of the third BOSS in the Frosty Wasteland. The players were amazed, and began pointing at the mountain as a lively discussion ensued.

The mood within the party was boisterous. It was as if they were out on a tour rather than exploring a dungeon.

The monsters at the beginning of the dungeon were easy to handle. Even if this was the first time the first squadron and the second squadron were working together in a dungeon, they'd come to know each other very well, and had a close relationship. Their teamwork was perfect, enabling them to defeat any monsters in their way easily.

Ye Ci had always slacked off when it came to clearing away the weaker monsters. She was soon to discover that she was not the only one slacking off. With the exception of Remote Depths who was the MT, at least 5 other administrators were slacking off as well. They were chatting with a solemn mood in the guild admin's channel, "These people leaving and joining are so annoying."