Udaeus's Black Sword
With a tremendous roar, a crater three meters in diameter appeared in the ground.
However, the width is barely adequate; the depth is terrifying.
This attack pierced through from the 27th floor to the 37th floor, penetrating all ten levels of the Dungeon.
Even with elementalization, it still takes several minutes to run and you have to find the direction, so this method is much more effortless.
In a flash, I arrived at the 37th floor, where the monsters were of a much higher level and the quality of the magic stones was far superior to those on the middle and upper floors.
More importantly, this is also where the floor owner resides.
Goliath on the 17th floor, potential threat level 4.
Amphisbaena, active between floors 25 and 27, has a potential threat level of 5. Combat in water is more challenging, making it a potential threat level of 6.
Floor 37 is no smaller than the entire Orario, and its master is Udaeus, a potential threat level 6.
These floor masters all have one thing in common: they are huge in size and have enormous magic stones, making them practically boss templates.
Naturally, the profits were also substantial.
"The environment has also become much darker."
Ming Ge noticed that the surrounding environment was very dark, but fortunately he had a god-like perspective and could fight by sensing things.
"Are they here?"
With a swift movement of his blade, Raiden Shogun dispatched several Skeleton Sheep.
The Skeleton Sheep is a type of terrestrial being with a sheep's head, standing humanoid form, and its entire body is made of bones.
An ordinary adventurer would probably be easily ambushed in such a dimly lit environment.
The dim and oppressive environment, the monsters that attack silently, and the complex maze structure all severely test the adventurer's mental resilience.
Even through the screen, Ming Ge could feel the oppressive atmosphere. He couldn't help but recall the feeling of running through horror maps when playing games like Sekiro and Dark Souls.
Chapter Seventy-Seven: Udaeus's Black Sword
The 37th floor is the area known as the White Palace, which is roughly the same size as Orario.
The White Palace is surrounded by a massive circular wall, which can be described as a "city wall" in five layers. In addition to the main route, there are many unmapped "unexplored areas" on this floor.
Unexplored territory is without a map; its maze-like structure is so complex that it's said once you lose your way, you'll never find your way out.
This is the proper route, from the outside of the fifth circular wall to the inside of the first circular wall.
The staircase leading to the next floor and the central area where the floor master appears are called the "Throne Hall," followed in order by the "Knight Hall," "Warrior Hall," "Soldier Hall," and "Beast Hall."
Because the area is so vast and the monsters are ridiculously strong, you need at least an IV4 level adventurer team to reach this level.
Even so, once you lose your way, you might never be able to get back up.
"This floor can be made into a map and given to the guild to boost their reputation."
But that's something for when you become an adventurer in the future.
In fact, it's not just about reputation; exploring the unknown territories of the Dungeon and compiling them into the correct map is a great achievement.
The more people see Ming Ge's detailed map and gain benefits, the more great achievements they will accumulate.
Ming Ge's foundation is already solid enough to ensure that even without skills that allow for growth after he becomes an adventurer, he can quickly unlock his potential.
The combined achievements of these kinds of events would be enough to eliminate any level bottlenecks for Ming Ge.
Both combined will allow Ming Ge to continue growing rapidly when he becomes an adventurer.
That direction?
Raiden Shogun looked towards the Throne Hall, then transformed into lightning and moved.
The floor owner of the 37th floor, Udaeus, is slightly different from the other floor owners.
Udaeus was a huge skeleton, but only the upper body... That's not quite accurate; it should be said that the lower body of Udaeus was buried underground.
Its head is shaped like a sheep's head, making it the boss among the skeleton sheep.
Although the movements appear slow, their speed is not slow due to the immense power and size they possess.
Although the movements are somewhat rough and have considerable drawbacks, these advantages and disadvantages are not important.
What really matters is Udaeus's magical attack, the Stake Down.
The towering pillars, resembling bone spurs, rise from the ground to attack adventurers. Even large raiding parties cannot defeat this floor master, who lacks the ability to rotate, in one fell swoop, and this is the reason why.
In addition, anyone who challenges Udaeus alone and pushes him to his limit will cause Udaeus to draw his sword.
There is a certain chance that the Black Sword will drop after defeating the enemy.
This is something that Ais Wallenstein discovered during her one-on-one Udaeus in the future.
The reason this went unnoticed for a thousand years is because very few people met the necessary conditions.
Alfia could achieve that, but she could easily defeat Udaeus, so she wouldn't push it to its limit; the difference in strength was too great.
His natural strength is slightly inferior; at best, he can fight Udaeus, but he cannot push him to his limit.
In addition, Dungeon- one battles are rare.
"I wonder if Udaeus will draw his sword against the 'puppet'."
After all, Raiden Shogun is not a life.
The sound of footsteps echoed in the air, attracting Udaeus's attention.
"Wow!!!"
Udaeus roared, unleashing a violent surge of wind pressure.
The body above the pelvis alone is nearly ten meters tall, with a forward-leaning, curved spine—countless vertebrae trembling as if they were waves rising and falling with will.
Two horns, resembling those of a demon, sprouted from its head, and tiny, eerie crimson flames flickered deep within its enormous, dark eye sockets.
The entirely black skeleton looked so inviting that you felt like you were about to be sucked in, and it had a sharp, eerie sheen that seemed both strange and dangerous.
It's terrifying; it's hard to imagine how oppressive it would be for a real person to stand in front of it.