Bazaar and Qian Du'er represented the religious and official factions of the Delhi Ruins, respectively.
The two sides generally cooperated, but competed in certain areas...
Their attitudes toward the Magic Mirror were naturally aligned.
So they discussed it.
They unanimously decided to let this group go in and try.
The middle-aged man, the Life Priest Qian Du'er, waved a hand and said, "But don't send so many people in. Too many will make things chaotic."
The twenty-odd people were immediately unhappy.
"We're all family!"
"Chaluba is my older cousin!"
"Chaluba is my mother's cousin!"
"Chaluba is my great-uncle!"
"If we're going to become Delhi's heroes, we won't leave any family behind!"
"And after killing the shadows, we still have to destroy the Magic Mirror. How can we do that without enough people?"
In the end, the officials compromised.
The old man, Master Bazaar, and the official representative, Qian Du'er, both nodded and let them through.
They had nothing to lose anyway.
Even if all twenty-odd people died inside, they would only have themselves to blame...
Triple damage against summons?
By that calculation, one person could handle three shadows.
But the key question is...
Do those shadows count as summons?
That remained uncertain.
If they did, Master Tuchal should not have needed to wait until so late in Qin Feng's previous life to kill this boss.
After all, bonuses to damage against summons were relatively common.
Qin Feng had even just obtained a piece of Mythic Tier Mage equipment with an attribute that increased damage against summons by 727%.
If it worked, Qin Feng could swap in two specific pieces of equipment.
Because what Qin Feng would face...
Was not just the shadows copied by the Magic Mirror outside. After entering the mirror and facing the Legendary Tier boss, the