The Enemy Might Be Stronger Than Imagined

"Ancestor?"

Luo Jun and Mulanshi were both slightly stunned. "People from the Lost Land can leave behind descendants?"

Hearing him, the others in the team looked at him as if he were an idiot. "People from the Lost Land are still people. Why wouldn't they be able to have descendants?"

Luo Jun immediately realized that although this was a game world, the people in it could still reproduce and pass down their lineage.

"What's the difference between descendants of the Lost Land and people whose ancestors were in the Empire?" Luo Jun asked.

"The difference?" the Sword and Shield Captain said. "People from the Lost Land probably have higher innate attributes, and they usually possess some inborn abilities. That's why most of the Empire's mercenaries come from the Lost Land."

Luo Jun and Mulanshi exchanged a glance. It seemed their previous guess had been correct. This world had begun recruiting "players" from different worlds centuries ago.

Just then, they arrived before an enormous tombstone.

"This is the Goblin King's Tombstone, the lord of the Sky-Piercing Tower's First Floor," the Sword and Shield Warrior explained. "After every lord is killed, a tombstone like this appears. As long as you stand beside it, you can activate the inter-floor teleportation function. You can freely teleport to any floor that has already been cleared."

"But let me remind you: even on cleared floors, the monsters on higher levels are still very powerful. You're only a little over level thirty, so it's safer to stay below the Twentieth Floor. You can start around the seventh or eighth floor to get used to things."

As they spoke, they stood before the tombstone. "Have you decided where you're going?"

"We..." Luo Jun opened the quest list. "We need to go to the Twenty-Seventh Floor to pick Crimson