Lynn flipped through all the missions on his communication slate and finally stopped at "Storm Mountains: Thunderbird Nest Exploration."
This mission was marked as three-ring difficulty and recommended a team.
The reward was twenty thousand magic stones, while any gains from the ruins would belong partly to the individual.
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The notes stated that thunderbirds were lv5 gregarious creatures, with at least five to eight adult thunderbirds guarding the nest.
Lynn was very satisfied with this mission.
It offered the highest reward.
And a flock of thunderbirds meant multiple souls.
The souls of lv5 magical beasts were excellent nourishment for the dragon soul and could also be used to strengthen his second main soul.
As for the description that there was "suspected to be an entrance to ancient ruins," Lynn saw it as a blind box. No one knew what was inside until it was opened.
Hmm... the moment before opening a blind box was always the most exciting.
Maybe there would be some ridiculously good opportunity inside, and he could soar in a single stroke.
The Academy's claim that "part of the ruins' gains would serve as a reward" was even more meaningless.
There was plenty of room to maneuver.
If he went alone, wouldn't it be up to him to decide what he had found?
If he did not take anything out, who would know what was inside the ruins? When the time came, he could simply say, "It was empty." Who could verify it?
After accepting the mission, Lynn did not say goodbye to anyone.
He would return after completing it anyway, so there was no need to be overly sentimental.
He changed into the brand-new three-ring Wizard robe sent by the steward, left the laboratory, and headed toward the teleportation area.
Several apprentices approached