The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

Any monster attempting to break through the defenses will only meet its demise in the face of this hail of bullets.

"Wow, that's a really fast reaction time."

Wiener's gaze swept over the mess on the ground, confirming that there was no longer any threat on this side, and he relaxed his grip slightly.

"I wonder how things are going on the other people's side."

......

Anna was assigned to the most remote sealing node, surrounded by emptiness and silence, with only the distant roars of magical beasts reminding her of the danger.

As the seal's energy dissipated, the flying magical beast quickly sensed the disturbance and pounced on her with a roar.

These enormous creatures flapped their massive wings, creating intense wind pressure, and swooped down at incredible speeds, seemingly intent on tearing the human who dared to trespass into the dungeon to shreds.

Anna, however, remained unusually calm. She slowly raised the Shudrom Bow, and arrows materialized on the string. With a low hum, the first arrow pierced the air and shot out.

Wherever the arrow passed, the wind pressure exploded, and the leading monster was instantly shredded.

She moved without stopping, drawing her bow, aiming, and firing in one fluid motion, piercing through the flying monsters that attempted to attack one by one.

No matter how fast or agile these magical beasts are, they can only become sitting ducks in front of the unerring Shudrom Bow.

Only after the last monster's head was pierced did Anna put away her longbow with satisfaction.

"It seems we won't need Sister Tilissa's help."

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"Thirty seconds left," Lisette silently counted in her mind.

Blue and white light danced at her fingertips as she struck the defensive barrier in front of her.

As the only spellcaster among the four, she knew her duty—to conserve magic energy as much as possible for unforeseen circumstances.

Even as the monster horde continued to advance, she adopted a conservative strategy, focusing her energy on repairing the seal rather than actively engaging the enemy.

As the final magic rune connected with the original seal, a powerful, invisible wave spread out from the four people's location, penetrating the entire seventh level of the dungeon.

This fluctuation seemed to carry some kind of suppressive force. The originally fierce and violent magical beasts suddenly became slow and powerless, and some even lay down on the ground, emitting low moans.

This change brought a sigh of relief to everyone—the seal had finally taken effect.

The four silently recited the incantation to return to the Silver Wolf Class, and the next moment, their figures disappeared from the spot and reappeared at the Silver Wolf Class's headquarters.

“The next step is the sealing of the sixth layer. Two people per group, each responsible for three nodes,” Lisette said immediately.

The groupings had already been agreed upon: Lisette, who knew the seal best, would lead Felix as one group, while Vina would be responsible for covering Anna on the other side.

The group quickly gathered the necessary sealing stones and were about to set off when Venus suddenly called out to Lisette.

"Wait a moment." Vena walked quickly to Lisette and, without saying a word, placed the phoenix feather into her palm.

“This is…” Lisette paused slightly, looking down at the feather that emitted a faint glow, her eyes filled with doubt.

“We all evacuated from the dungeon, which drained your mana, right? Having this will at least make things a little easier for you,” Vena explained.

High-end materials can exert special effects even without any polishing.

This phoenix feather has the effect of accelerating the wearer's injuries and the recovery of magic essence.

“Then I will accept it for now.” Lisette did not refuse, but carefully put the feather away and accepted the kindness.

With a flash of light, the two groups re-entered the dungeon through the teleportation array.

The repair of the first four nodes on the sixth floor went relatively smoothly, with everyone working together seamlessly and encountering almost no major obstacles.

But when they started working on the last two nodes, the situation suddenly worsened.

The demons had clearly noticed their actions. This time, what appeared before them were not only the demonic beasts of the sixth level itself, but also many powerful beings who had returned from the upper levels to provide support.

Fortunately, with the Phoenix Feather in hand, Lisette no longer cared about the consumption of magic energy. She used a series of large-scale spells, such as Flame Storm, Frost Torrent, and Lightning Curtain, to clear a path to the node and complete the setup.

On the other side, Vena also unleashed the power of the Nite-dono Shana, and under his command, the powerful Crimson Knight slew all the monsters blocking the way.

The six-layered sealing node was finally successfully repaired.

However, when they reunited, none of them were in very good condition.

His clothes were torn, he was covered in blood, and even his breathing was heavy.

“With these nodes reinforcing the seal, the eighth level should be easier, right?” Vena gasped for breath. “I don’t want to face so many monsters again.”

At the last moment before the seal was completed, his vision was almost completely filled with monsters, their overwhelming numbers nearly triggering his trypophobia.

The saying "Many ants can kill an elephant" describes this situation.

“The eighth layer of the seal contains demons. Even though their numbers are fewer, their level of danger is no less,” Lisette warned.

She passed the phoenix feather to Vina, and Anna also took out a row of precious potions.

The four, racing against time to regain their strength, gulped down these priceless potions like water, hoping to recover their power as quickly as possible.

But what I feared most came to pass.

Just as the group was taking a short rest and preparing to head to the sealing node on the eighth floor, the eight sealing pillars that had just been reinforced by Lisette collapsed one after another like dominoes.

The only one that stands tall looks like a carefully laid trap.

“Our location has been traced.” Lisette’s expression suddenly turned serious.

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"I'm afraid I used the marking spell too many times, and the other side deciphered it."

A hint of regret appeared on Lisette's face. She looked down at the staff in her hand, her fingertips trembling slightly, as if reflecting on her oversight.

“It’s not your fault. Being discovered was bound to happen sooner or later. At least we’ve already completed more than half of it.” Viner looked at the only remaining teleportation pillar. “More than that, I’m curious about something else—if we don’t accept the appointment, can they use the last teleportation pillar to come directly to the Silver Wolf Classroom?”

Lisette pondered for a moment, then nodded: "Theoretically, it's feasible."

Since the sword demon can learn human swordsmanship, it is not surprising that there are demons who can break and learn human magic.

Upon hearing this, everyone realized the seriousness of the problem.

Once the demons enter the Silver Wolf Academy's stronghold through the last remaining teleportation pillar, the so-called seal will become a joke.

“Then let’s get ready.” Venere slowly drew Nietono Shana. “It’s better to fight in the dungeon than to destroy the Silver Wolf Class.”

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At this moment, we are on the eighth level of the dungeon.

An eerie atmosphere permeated the dim space, where three demons gathered on a platform floating in the void.

"Carlos, do you think those guys really dare to come in?" the green-haired female demon, Seiferin, asked, her voice tinged with mockery.

She is a wind demon who wields the power of gales. Excluding the time and space demons, she is the fastest among the demons.

It was Seiferin who, with her extraordinary speed, gathered the other two demons here.

"It doesn't matter whether you come in or not," Carlos replied calmly.

He stood at the edge of the platform, his fingers lightly tracing a magic circle composed of complex runes in front of him. As he moved, the magic circle gradually became clearer.

“I have caught them by the tail. Give me a little more time, and I will be able to clear the passage they used to pass through.”

No matter what kind of magic it is, once you've seen it once, you can analyze its principles and even improve upon them.

This is Carlos's ability as the Sage Demon.

What he needs now is simply to expand the passage to a size large enough to allow the demon to pass through.

"Shouldn't we thank these humans for helping us escape?"

The last demon chuckled softly, his voice indistinct and eerie, sounding both like a man and a woman, as if it were constantly changing.

He—or rather, she—is Ymir, the Mirror Demon, who wields the power of reflection and illusion.

“I already know how to do it—” Carlos was about to open the spatial tunnel when he suddenly sensed a faint spatial fluctuation. His finger hovered over the magic circle, and he immediately warned, “Someone has come in!”

Even after he warned them, the three demons still didn't notice anything unusual.

The air was completely silent, without a single extra sound, as if the spatial fluctuations felt earlier were just an illusion.

"Are you mistaken?" Severine frowned.

She didn't sense the slightest breeze.

"Are you doubting me?" Carlos glanced at her coldly, a hint of displeasure flashing in his eyes.

Ymir knew the Sage Demon's character and wouldn't speak without reason. He then clapped his hands, and the ground suddenly rose up in a kaleidoscope-like pattern.

Countless mirrors reflect the surrounding scenery, each mirror reflecting a different angle, leaving nothing hidden.

In the once empty space, blurry figures began to appear within the Mirror Maze.

"Sure enough, some bugs have come in." Ymir's voice was tinged with excitement, a strange smile playing on his lips. "I'll go play with them for a bit!"

Before he finished speaking, his figure had already merged into the mirror and disappeared without a trace.

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"A mirror?" Felix realized he had been exposed the moment he was separated. Without hesitation, he drew his sword and unleashed a sharp sword aura, trying to shatter the mirror and reunite with his teammates.

However, the seemingly fragile mirror did not shatter as he expected; instead, it absorbed all the sword energy and returned it many times over.

"Whoa!" Felix quickly twisted his body to dodge, narrowly avoiding the rebounding sword energy.

But just as the sword energy that had been dodged was about to hit another prism, the originally smooth surface of the prism suddenly became uneven.

That single sword aura was refracted into six smaller but more densely packed sword auras, attacking him from different angles.

Realizing that a hasty attack on the mirror would only provoke a more violent counterattack, Felix quickly calmed down.

He unleashed a new sword aura with the same power, precisely striking the six reflected sword energies.

With a loud "bang," the two canceled each other out.

"Is this okay?"

Felix sheathed his sword and breathed a slight sigh of relief. He carefully examined the mirror, trying to find a solution, but he didn't notice that the scene reflected behind him was subtly changing.

Originally intended as a mirror image of Felix's actions, it took a different turn than he did.

The mirror slowly drew its longsword, its target the unsuspecting Felix.

......

Lisette, who was also trapped in the Prism Labyrinth, did not act rashly like Felix.

She calmly observed her surroundings, pondered for a moment, and then unleashed a shattering sonic wave at the mirror.

The invisible sound waves were not reflected by the mirror, but instead caused the mirror to vibrate slightly.

Seeing this, a look of certainty flashed in Lisette's eyes.

She immediately raised her staff and began to gather magic power, preparing to shatter the labyrinth completely with the high-frequency vibrations of her Roar spell.

However, Carlos outside the maze could see everything that Lisette did.

"You've already come up with a solution so quickly?"

He chuckled and, before the Roar spell could fully take shape, released a "Domain of Silence" that enveloped the area where Listy was located.

The two forces canceled each other out, and the maze remained unscathed.

After accomplishing all this, Carlos did not rush to launch an attack, but continued to observe and wait for them to reveal more of their trump cards.

......

"It's probably a copying or reflection-type ability."

Anna muttered to herself, pulling back the arrow she had almost fired.

Although she had no experience fighting demons, she had seen similar magical artifacts and knew that attacking rashly would only put her at a disadvantage.

This calm judgment saved her from a predicament like Felix's.

If the principle is similar, then the conditions for triggering reflection on these mirrors should be related to magic elements.

To verify her guess, Anna reached out and tapped the mirror a few times.

Since attacks containing magic elements are ineffective, what about pure physical strength?