Dungeon passage,
Pascal looked at the Dark Elf girl before her, her expression turning serious.
If the ones following them were Dark Elves, could the abnormalities in this dungeon all be related to the Dark Elves?
To be honest, Pascal wanted Van Buren to use a Spatial Teleportation Scroll and leave immediately, but she quickly suppressed the thought.
If there was only one opponent, they still held a considerable advantage.
The strength the Dark Elf had displayed in her earlier attack was undoubtedly formidable.
But she was not completely impossible to deal with.
Pascal's exploration team had faced even more dangerous situations before.
Pascal desperately wanted to understand why this Dark Elf had been following them.
Were the abnormalities in this dungeon related to them?
"Dark Elf, why did you attack us?"
"What exactly do you want?"
The Dark Elf before them had not responded to her earlier questions, so Pascal could not help asking again.
Could she not understand the common tongue?
That should not be the case, right?
In fact, the Dark Elves they had encountered in other dungeon regions could occasionally communicate normally.
Although Dark Elves somewhat resembled the Forest Elves on the surface, it was said that Dark Elves were also an important branch of the Elf Race.
It seemed that, because of a divine-level schism, Lolth the Spider Queen had led a portion of the Elves into the Endless Abyss.
Those Elves became the predecessors of the Dark Elves.
Lolth the Spider Queen was the faith of all Dark Elves and seemed to intend to lead them in taking revenge against the Elf Race.
Thus, the dungeon regions had become both a springboard and a base of operations for the Dark Elves' counterattack against the Elf Race.
Perhaps because of this, Dark Elves were extremely