After nearly half an hour in the cave, they finally had something that could be counted as "spoils."
There was indeed quite a lot of elemental slurry in this rock cavern. If they could take it out and sell it to mages or magic guides, even split five or six ways, it would still be an enormous income.
Didn't adventurers risk their lives precisely for moments like this, when they found treasure?
"Collect it!" The werewolf captain waved a large hand and gave the order.
Then she immediately took out her canteen and began gathering the elemental slurry nearby.
This elemental slurry possessed both Grass and Rock attributes.
Dual-attribute elemental slurry was rarer, but because of its limited market, it was also harder to sell.
However, they did not need to worry about being unable to sell it, because Dark had already decided to buy all of it.
Though he had no use for this elemental slurry himself, helping others was helping himself. It was always useful to collect more rare items for future use.
Dark did not help gather the elemental slurry. Instead, he remained vigilant and stood guard.
Only after the team had collected all the elemental slurry in the rock cavern did he ask the soul-searching question, "Turn back, or continue?"
If they turned back, the elemental slurry they had obtained would be enough to sell for the resources they wanted. That could be considered the completion of their adventure's objective.
If they continued, they might obtain something even more precious than elemental slurry—for example, Zeus's Secret Treasure!
After only a brief silence, the werewolf captain said, "Same old rule. Vote."
As she spoke, she also glanced up at Dark.
With Dark joining them, the team now had six people. If the final vote ended three to