The Witch's Wandering Alchemist's Diary

Of course, it takes money.

Lou Le thought to himself.

The other group leaders were praising Lou Le.

Lou Le, annoyed by the conversation, waved his hand and said, "Stop talking about this. Tell me about the dungeon."

The bald man said, "The dungeon looked like a large tomb. The entrance was where the tombstones were, leaning downwards. The space inside was enormous, and the whole thing was shaped like an inverted tower."

"We've explored to the second level. The first level has a large hall and dozens of rooms."

"There is a powerful monster in that hall that far surpasses all other monsters. The hall is extremely cold and damp. If you stay there for too long, you will feel joint pain and difficulty breathing."

"Fortunately, the powerful monsters on the first floor have emerged from the dungeon, and their strength will be somewhat reduced in the sunlight. And outside, we have more room to maneuver."

"That's why we barely managed to kill that monster. The monsters on the first floor all look like skeletons. Our hammers do a lot of damage to them."

As the bald man continued his rambling, Lou Le finally understood the nature of this dungeon.

A dungeon with undead attributes.

The deeper you go, the stronger the monsters become.

Lou Le glanced at the Bone Horse; this guy was in luck.

After hearing these words, Lou Lecai said, "I think I have a way to solve your breathing difficulties."

She told Limera to bring out the windbird egg.

After Limela entered the carriage, she soon took out four or five windbird eggs.

Lou Le said to the leaders of the several adventure teams, "When these bird eggs are left still, they will promote faster air circulation. As long as you have your support staff hold the eggs to prevent them from shaking too much, that should solve your problem."

"One gold coin per egg, and there are only five bird eggs in total. First come, first served."

As she said this, several adventurer captains gritted their teeth.

buy!

Going to the dungeon, there's no such thing as not investing.

This is a high-risk, high-reward industry.

After driving for several hours, we finally arrived near the dungeon.

Lou Le looked around the dungeon and indeed saw quite a few skeleton warriors roaming around.

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Most importantly, a skeleton archer appeared.

It carried a tattered bone longbow and had two quivers hanging from its waist.

The adventurers immediately focused their attention on the two skeleton archers.

Archery is the noblest profession besides mages.

This nobility doesn't refer to its power, but rather to its high cost and the time it takes to build.

After all, a person with a wooden stick, no matter how haphazardly they use it, can still kill a kobold.

However, making a bow and arrow is complicated and time-consuming.

Training an archer requires a significant investment of time and money.

Arrows, teachers, and bows all require money.

Therefore, there are very few archers among adventurers.

Even if there is one, he would be considered a "living father" within the team.

The adventurers argued over whose prey the skeleton archer was, as everyone wanted the bow.

But no matter how much they argued, they couldn't convince each other.

In the end, the adventurers had no choice but to say, "Whoever manages to grab it last gets to keep it. And the owners of the bow and arrow will have to pay compensation to the various adventurer groups."

Any compensation, whether it's more or less, is acceptable, as long as it's compensation.

The adventurers nodded and began discussing how to break through the defenses.

Around the archer were at least a dozen or twenty skeleton warriors clad in armor.

They were all carrying long spears, making them look quite formidable.

Because of the armor, the hammer couldn't easily injure these skeletons. After all, blunt weapons rely most on vibration to kill.

The impact of the slammed down injured the flesh encased in the armor.

But it's useless against skeleton warriors. If you want to kill them, you have to smash their necks hard, breaking their heads and necks.

Or they could break the limbs, rendering the person unable to move.

After discussing it, a defensive warrior carrying an iron shield stepped forward.

Lou Le yawned and glanced at the skeletons.

They then freed the bone horse from its confinement in the carriage.

The bone horse let out a neigh and quickly charged towards the skeleton warriors.

The adventurers immediately began shouting, "Make way! Make way! The carriage has broken free!"

Their faces were filled with horror, after all, this was a mage's bone horse! Heaven knows how powerful it was! Moreover, it would leave obvious traces of frost as it moved.

This makes them even more intimidating to adventurers.

They hurriedly made way for Lou Le's skeletal horse, feeling somewhat regretful.

—Hey, the mage is going to get his hands on this longbow.

However, the skeletal horse didn't attack the skeleton archers. Instead, it galloped around like a tank, viciously ramming skeleton soldiers to the ground.

The hind hoof stomped down hard, enough to break a neck or cervical vertebra in an instant.

It even shattered the skull of a skeleton soldier with a single kick, and once the skull was broken, the soul fire inside became pitiful, swaying precariously, and could be extinguished at any moment.

The bone horse absorbed it completely in just a few seconds, leaving only a pile of dust.

The bone horse galloped around triumphantly, smashing a skeleton soldier to pieces with a single hoof—it was absolutely fantastic!

In no time at all, they had crushed and absorbed all the skeleton soldiers outside.

Adventurers, now we understand that the mage was actually helping us!

I was so touched.

This is something I never even dared to dream of.

The skeleton soldier, now armed only with a longbow, was being pushed forward by several burly men carrying large shields.

Even if this skeleton soldier wanted to resist, it would be very difficult.

Unfortunately, one person made a mistake and failed to smash him to the ground, allowing the skeleton to ultimately fight back.

It fired two arrows in quick succession, hoping to break through the people's defenses.

But it was of no use at all.

Most of the bone arrows shattered into dust upon impact with the shield.

Yet an arrow still pierced the shield and embedded itself in an adventurer's body.

That adventurer was a ruthless man; he gritted his teeth and remained silent.

The other adventurers swarmed forward and brutally killed the skeleton archer.

One person, incredibly lucky, managed to obtain the bone longbow from among a large group of people.

He held it high, showing it off.

Others who saw it simply made a sour comment.

"It's fine if you get it, since you won't be able to use it much anyway. It's a waste."

Lou Le watched the adventurers slowly walk to the front of the dungeon, preparing to go down into it.

The dungeon emanated a chilling aura that could be seen with the naked eye.