Chapter: 241
Non-instanced dungeons were simply dungeons where the monsters would all respawn after a certain time. If two different groups of adventurers entered the dungeon at the same time, they would end up in the same dungeon – rauther than having their own version of the dungeon to fight through.
Jay leisurely walked through the crumbled gateway.
“Hey, it’s him!” a girl called out, tugging the arm of another adventurer.
“Ooo! Quick, recruit him!” another said.
“We saw him first!” someone else called out.
A small commotion broke out among the crowd of adventurers as they all noticed Jay.
Somehow, word had gotten out that Jay was soloing the dungeon.
This was inconceivable to most, seemingly impossible, as it was a level 3 dungeon and most of the adventurers were only level 4 or 5.
Many of them didn’t even believe Jay was level 8 until they analysed him today – and now he was level 9!
Surely he was being power levelled by someone, but now there was no doubt about his strength as he came here alone.
Normally, adventurers of their level require a party of at least 3 to even have a chance against this dungeon – yet Jay was coming and going into it like it was the snakeraven inn!
It was inconceivable, they couldn’t believe their eyes.
Most doubted this was happening – but here he was again with some brand new boots. Clearly he was making a profit, and since he was alone, he would get all the loot to himself.
Jay paused for a moment, seeing all the other adventurers looking at him.
“Weird… he thought.”
Most were smiles, but if he looked closely into the crowd, there were even glare’s filled with animosity towards him.
“…what the…” Jay raised a brow, continuing to walk slowly through the crowd, wondering what the commotion was about. It didn’t take long for him to realise the commotion was about it – the crowd swarmed around him.
“Jay, would you like to join our party? We’ll give you 50% of the loot?”
“Don’t listen to him, we’ll give you 100%, we just want someone to show us through the dungeon! That’s a pretty good deal right?”
“Fuck, he’s level nine? How??”
Jay was harassed by the recruiters of different parties, but he kept walking; he had a quest to complete, and he wasn’t their babysitter either.
“No thanks. I haven’t gotten far anyway. I barely only make it past the gate.” Jay held his hands up, hushing the crowd.
Jay rejected them politely, and even though he was sounding humble, the jaws of adventurers around him dropped.
“He made it past the two gate guards on his own!”
“How? Just how!? I nearly died from one those damn things!”