Chapter: 317

“Ok, I better get serious… I would need to plant it somewhere secret in the real world. But where?”

Jay scratched his chin in thought for a moment.

“I will not be staying in Losla forever, it’s a low level town so I won’t be staying here for long. Hmm. I don’t want to make any foolish decisions again either.” Jay pursed his lips, remembering how weak he was without his minions.

“I will give it much more thought, It would be smarter to wait till I find a suitable place and know a little more about the world.”

With a nod, Jay removed the notifications and finally finished his upgrade to level 10.

He looked around the room for a moment and even felt a sense of pride as his found skeletons stood before him. He really did just conquer this pyramid and hit level 10 all on his own.

“I feel like I just got so much stronger…” Jay smiled before recapping what he got.

“Let’s see, I got a quest, a passive, a path, another creature, and a seed.” he shook his head, still smiling.

He almost couldn’t believe how much he had gained simply by levelling up.

Next, Jay began looking around the room as he still grinned, he picked up the pile of soulstones and the three pieces of his shield.

[Large Soulstone] (Empty)

[Soulstone] (Empty) x 8

[Deathwalker’s Sentry Piece] x 3

“Now all that remains is the throne with the obvious trap above it.”

“You,” Jay pointed at Sweeper. “Bring me that stone.”

Without hesitation, the skeleton ran towards the throne, planting a foot on it and jumping.

“Well I guess the throne wasn’t a trap,” Jay shrugged, “but maybe the stone is.”

After the skeleton leapt into the air it tried to grab a hold of the massive floating glowing stone.

The skeleton’s claw-like hands reached out, but as they touched the stone, they simply went right through it; it was like a projection of light. An illusion.

Jay took a step back, thinking it was definitely a trap now.

Sweeper fell down and landed on its back; it clearly didn’t expect the stone to be non-physical.

The stone was large and kite-shaped. It glimmered for a moment and disappeared, and inside was a smaller version about the size of an egg.

It gently floated down and landed on the throne.

“Hmm…” Jay squinted, he didn’t trust it.

He expected a large spherical boulder to fall from the ceiling and chase him out of the tomb.