Asgard Secret Treasure

After the arson incident.

The necromancers then became aware of Roger's presence.

However, they were busy rebuilding the Ecological Research Institute.

Secondly, Roger was very careful during the hunt and never gave them a chance.

So in the past month or so.

The two sides never met.

But today is clearly different.

The other party was clearly prepared.

Looking at those ugly Undead Creature.

Roger's expression suddenly turned somewhat eccentric.

He arrogantly extended his fist towards the monsters.

A burst of lightning crackled and sparked! "Attack!"

He suddenly shouted! The necromancers hiding in the shadows immediately tensed up.

The Quasi-Horned Demon charged forward a few steps, throwing out jet-black projectiles! "Spread out!"

The necromancers unanimously issued similar commands to their summoned creatures.

A series of popping sounds came from inside.

The projectiles turned to dust upon landing.

Then a thick black fog rose up!

The black fog spread extremely quickly, instantly enveloping the entire basin.

"Watch out for their direction of attack!"

Someone shouted loudly.

A shrewd necromancer quickly cast a "Detect Life" spell.

However, the next second...

He was deeply shocked by what he was seeing!

But all that could be seen was the black fog.

Those little red dots, symbols of life, were disappearing from them at an alarming speed! "Oh no!"

"They're trying to escape!"

The words had barely left his mouth.

The last little red dot also rushed out of the Detect Life.

The black mist slowly dissipated.

A massive army of undead thronged the basin.

I felt somewhat lost and confused.

"Such a fast running speed!"

Someone couldn't help but mutter something under their breath.

In the Primitive Forest forest.

Roger and his muscular underlings moved with incredible speed.

A direct confrontation with the necromancers?

What a joke! Let's not even consider the issue of winning or losing.

The extremely low cost-effectiveness alone was enough to make Roger give up on the idea.

Whether it's a necromancer or those skeletons.

The profit margin from buying so much stuff is just too low!

Roger never looks at superficial things when making friends; he only looks at the potential benefits.

It has good attributes.

I'll chop down all the liches for you! Nothing comes out.

Then there's nothing more to say.

Since we've already finished farming Thunder Dragon and obtained all the necessary materials, there's nothing wrong with temporarily avoiding the fray.

So for the next period of time.

Roger simply resorted to guerrilla warfare against the necromancers at the edge of the forest.

In terms of individual strength.

The necromancer was no match for Roger.

But before the "Bone Dragon" appeared.

The necromancer's summoned creatures look intimidating, but in actual combat, he relies on sheer numbers to overwhelm them in one blow.

But compared to his muscular underlings, his skeletal frame is really nothing to brag about.

Quasi-Horned Demon are, after all, a superior race with demonic blood.

The idea that one punch could wipe out a whole bunch of Skeleton Soldier might be a bit of an exaggeration.

But as long as they are not continuously besieged, it is unlikely that anything bad will happen.

And so a week passed.

The necromancers suffered heavy losses.

Before long, they significantly reduced their minion wave and retreated to the vicinity of the Ecological Research Institute.

Roger was not careless.

He kept a close eye on the activities of the Ecological Research Institute.

He, on the other hand, methodically fulfilled his duties as a "Monster Expert"—

That is to investigate the attributes given by other monsters in the Primitive Forest.

For easy reference.

He had a thick loose-leaf notebook used to record information about monsters.

He named it "Monster Compendium".

From the adorable little monsters of Tongma Town, to the chaotic and unusual species of the Great Wetland, and then to the dazzling ecosystems of the Primitive Forest—

Roger's Monster Compendium has been updated to page 473.

Apart from the five brothers who have already finished playing.

The attributes given by the other monsters are indeed rather weak.

In comparison, he now feels that the "Fear Resistance" provided by the Skeleton Soldier is actually quite good.

While extremely high resilience can reduce the effects of fear to some extent, it is not pure fear resistance after all.

This is similar to the fact that the liver's metabolic capacity doesn't provide sufficient resistance to toxins.

Along with the Skeleton Soldier, another monster in the second tier is called the "Jumping Mushroom".

The attribute it provides is "Shadow Sight".

This is a special vision that allows one to observe creatures lurking in nearby Shadow Realm nodes without intervening in the Shadow Realm.

It's actually an anti-stealth radar.

As far as Roger knew, most invisibility abilities were related to the Shadow Realm.

His Shadow Cloak was no exception to the trend.

So he was quite interested in this attribute.

However, the number of "Jumping Mushroom" is extremely small at the edge of the forest.

Roger searched for a long time but only managed to catch two.

Judging from their activity patterns, their groups may be hiding deep in the forest.

But deep in the forest.

This is not a place Roger can currently venture into.

He can only take a long-term approach.

It was another rainy night.

I can't remember which Underground Camp it was.

Roger walked out of the Potion Room and gently turned the silver ring on his finger.

A line of information scrolls across the data bar.

"Open the ' Asgard Secret Treasure '?"

"The Asgard Secret Treasure has been opened. There are 95 hours and 59 minutes remaining until it closes."

Mysterious Arcane Runes lit up on the Asgard Ring.

A narrow Teleportation Gate appeared in front of Roger.

"Four days?"

Roger pondered for a moment, then gave the gargoyle a look.

The latter rushed in without hesitation.

There was nothing unusual about the slave contract.

But Roger was not careless.

He then sent a muscular henchman to scout ahead.

Half an hour later, everything was still fine.

He was slightly relieved.

Wu Gu and three other Quasi-Horned Demon were left to guard the house.

Roger led the rest of his men into the Teleportation Gate.

Hint: You have discovered Endless Labyrinth.

"You have touched the Labyrinth Eye, and you have received the inheritance from the Celestial Palace."

When Roger's feet touched the solid floor.

A stream of information flooded into his mind.

It felt a bit like when I first touched the Immortal Leaving Wall.

From these information streams, Roger learned that Asgard was a powerful and mysterious organization.

They originated from "Yggdrasil," one of the Nine Great Planets. (Note 1)

However, it will also recruit members from other planets.

According to the information flow.

Possessing any piece of Celestial Palace equipment will allow you to unlock the Asgard Secret Treasure and enter the Endless Labyrinth.

You will receive a valuable reward for each level of the maze you clear.

Clear all the mazes.

They will then become official members of the Celestial Palace.

The information feed likely contains other content as well.

But I don't know why.

Roger received incomplete information during the process.

The whole process was like watching a black and white film with a screen full of pixelation.

The content is entirely based on my imagination.

"The signal is not clear, so it's fine."

"Why can others unlock it with just one piece of equipment, while I need three?"

Roger quickly made a guess.

"The problem must lie on the planet Mystra."

At that moment, he suppressed his various guesses and quickly checked the surrounding situation.

They are now in a corner of the first level of the Endless Labyrinth.

Above us was an endless starry sky.

Beneath your feet is a solid obsidian floor.

On the gray-white stone walls on both sides.

Every 100 meters or so, there is a "Eternal Lamp" that emits a dim yellow light.

The maze's path was very wide, estimated to be over 20 meters.

The road, visible to the naked eye, ends at a wall, with a road on each side.

A standard maze configuration.

"Stay close, don't get separated."

Roger gave a word of advice.

The Qi Divination Technique is activated.

They soon arrived at the T-junction.

On the roads on both sides.

Each of them was slowly being watched by a burly, imposing figure.

"Ruby Golem LV30, HP 180, DEF 20, Construct"

Trait: Multi-Armed Body

"Multi-Armed Body: The Ruby Golem has at least six arms, which often makes it difficult for enemies to defend against in close combat."

That's it?

Roger gestured for his muscular underlings to back off.

"Perfect for practicing."

The next second.

He strode towards one of the larger men.

At the same time.

His body was also undergoing an amazing transformation! His body grew rapidly, reaching four meters in a single breath! His body surface was quickly covered with shimmering, fine scales.

A faint, unusual movement came from my tailbone and thigh area.

Roger felt an itch on his buttocks.

A thick, powerful tail emerged and slammed onto the obsidian floor, creating a spiderweb-like crack!

"You have used the feat: Second Form (Thunder Dragon)"

"Your Strength and Constitution have increased to 18 points, Agility and Perception have decreased to 12 points, Intelligence remains unchanged, and Charisma has increased to 10 points."

"What the heck? My charm level increased by 1 point?"

Roger was somewhat surprised.

Immediately afterwards, a large amount of information scrolled by.

"You have acquired the Second Form's skill set: Bite, Tail Sweep, Trample, Parry, Charge, Pounce..."

Silently feeling the power flowing through my body.

"I've become so big..."

"Is this what it feels like to be Thunder Dragon?"

"When I grow up, I will become you... Oh, so that's what it means."

He was lost in thought.

He punched the goofy Ruby Golem with one punch.

(Note 1. From Norse mythology, the name of the World Tree)