"Did you get the priorities mixed up?" Xu Huo, standing behind the others, spoke up. "Isn't the most important thing right now figuring out how to clear the dungeon?"
That was true. Whether or not Xu Huo had barged in, they had all come here to clear the dungeon. The only alternative was to give up on leaving this Sub-district. Besides, there was one other advantage: more non-Ticket players had come in, making this Dungeon much safer than one with only Ticket players.
"He's right." Blondie clapped his hands. "Besides, that person might not have come in at all. Are we really going to waste time on someone who has nothing to do with us?"
The A-class player had nothing to say. He merely sneered and pointed at the local players who had already started fighting inside the temple.
They were outnumbered.
"It's fine. The temple's huge anyway." Zhong Zhi called Xu Huo and the companions on his side over, then entered the temple ahead of the others.
There was no difference between inside and outside the temple. The group went around the first side hall and headed straight for the back.
"Those people took a hit before they came in. They might start a fight with the local players, so we'd better stay out of it and avoid getting dragged in," Zhong Zhi told everyone.
The others had no objections. After entering, though, they took a careful look around and found that the temple was much like the one in the satellite city, only larger. It wasn't like they'd imagined, either; they hadn't been hit by a mental attack the moment they came in.
"Can we clear it just by staying for fourteen days?" a female player asked. "It doesn't sound difficult. If we're worried about being attacked, we