"Usually, there aren't that many items." Cong Lei sounded a little envious. "Items in new dungeons aren't hidden this well, so players find them easily. If this weren't a spatial dungeon, with so many players entering before us, we definitely wouldn't have found anything left behind."
Xu Huo nodded. "Too bad there aren't any A-class items."
"B-class items are good too," Cong Lei said. "If you can't use them yourself, you can sell them. They're worth a lot."
"What should we do with her?" Black Eye pointed at the nose-pierced woman. "Looks like the tendons in her hands and feet are growing back. We might as well kill her and be done with it."
"Wait!" the nose-pierced woman said quickly. "I can give you items in exchange for my life!"
"Does that make any sense? If we kill you, your items will be ours anyway." Cong Lei emphasized the word "ours."
"I don't have many good items on me. Otherwise, I wouldn't have entered the dungeon alone. But I can pay you a hefty ransom." The nose-pierced woman spoke quickly. "The contract will be enforced by the game. I'll pay you in full afterward!"
"Usually, only Artificers sign contracts like that," Black Eye said. "Are you one too?"
The nose-pierced woman nodded repeatedly. "I just registered with the District Government. I'm an Artificer too, though I've only just started. If we sign a contract, I'll definitely deliver items of equal value by the deadline!"
It sounded all right, but there were too many uncertainties. There was no need to take the risk. An A-class player's possessions were worth plenty already.
Seeing that they weren't swayed, the nose-pierced woman gritted her teeth. "I also know where a player's treasure vault is."
"There's a powerful A-class player in District 033. Before he