Jake opened his eyes when he saw the countdown for the dungeon shutdown reach 13 minutes. He had initially decided to get up at 15, but two more minutes shouldn’t hurt, right?

During his meditation, he did have time to go over his notifications.

*’DING!’ Class: [Ambitious Hunter] has reached level 55 - Stat points allocated, +4 free points*

*’DING!’ Profession: [Prodigious Alchemist of the Malefic Viper] has reached level 51 - Stat points allocated, +5 free points*

*’DING!’ Race: [Human (E)] has reached level 53 - Stat points allocated, +5 free points*

*’DING!’ Class: [Ambitious Hunter] has reached level 56 - Stat points allocated, +4 free points*

*’DING!’ Class: [Ambitious Hunter] has reached level 57 - Stat points allocated, +4 free points*

*’DING!’ Race: [Human (E)] has reached level 54 - Stat points allocated, +5 free points*

He had gotten a grand total of four levels between his profession and class. After killing the second White Doe, he got a level in his class, and after finishing off the last doe and the Great White Stag, he had gotten two entire levels more - it hadn’t been level 93 for nothing.

The level in his profession was also an unexpected gain. It also reinforced the notion that one didn’t necessarily need to create potions to level, but doing difficult practice could also lead to levels. He reckoned the same would be right for classes, actually. Would he be able to level by just practicing with his bow?

A fascinating but utterly useless thought that Jake quickly suppressed as he only had a dozen minutes left before the dungeon would shut down.

It took quite a bit of effort, but he managed to get himself on his feet. He also took out a health potion as the cooldown was over by now. Like a desert meeting rain, his body greedily absorbed the potion’s vital energy, instantly making him feel a lot better than before.

Thank the Malefic Viper I am an alchemist, he thought with a slight chuckle, already walking towards the pond where he had thrown the Great White Stag.

To his surprise, the concoction that had once filled half the pond was gone. When the formation overloaded, it had sent half of the water flying; it was now splashed around the area. It was quite easy to see where it had landed as it was where all the grass had died. But there was still a lot left, enough to nearly submerge the entire stag.

But the pond itself was completely empty of any liquid now. Even the corpse of the Great White Stag was gone. However, where the stag had died, there now was a single out of place item - a small pebble-sized object, no larger than a fingernail. He could easily feel the mana pulse out of it, his Identify making it clear it wasn’t a simple item.

[Corrupted Mooncore Shard (Epic)] – The shard of a Mooncore, corrupted by an immense amount of toxicity. It is unstable by nature and will not last more than a few months in its current state. Contains highly concentrated volatile energy as the energies clash within. The mana of the moon and the foreign mana in a constant cycle of mutual destruction.

Requirements: Cannot leave the tutorial area.

Jake, like the description, had no idea what to use it for. It seemed like a ticking time bomb that he couldn’t take out of the tutorial based on the description. Very intriguing if he had to say so himself.

He had clearly been the source of the corruption, but that also meant it had been uncorrupted before his interference. Had this been the item that the stag poured all the mana from the moon above into? Was he meant to get this item in its uncorrupted form?

dungeon shutting down hit 8 minutes, he didn’t have time to find out either. What he did know, however, was that he shouldn't try to inject mana into it, or he was pretty damn sure it

dungeons were any indication, then he would gain a lockbox or two. Maybe he would even finally get a jacket or something as he was

had lost all luster, and a quick identification yielded no result. Which meant it was indeed just normal water now, holding not

standing to control the formation. It didn’t take

was one fascinating thing about it still, though. In the middle of the circle was a book. A book that brought back a sense of déjà vu. It reminded Jake of the giant tome that had

cover. It was beautifully designed, to say the least, and of course,

(Unique)] – Allows the user

Lvl 24-99 in

that it wasn’t wet in the slightest despite being underwater. It

Though, to be fair, he wouldn’t have wanted it anyway. He had chosen to be an archer and not a caster, and he was more than happy with

storage, he looked around the area a bit more as he scanned it with his sphere. He didn’t spot anything worth noting, at least nothing containing mana or was identifiable. He

the entrance. It didn’t seem like there was a dedicated exit, which didn’t

him it was rare. Based on the size and the shape of the box, it appeared to be a long,

instead found a

White Stag’s antlers and ordained with a moonstone. The concentrated power of moonlight within makes it suitable for most light-affinity casters. Allows the

50+ in any humanoid

that the staff did seem strong, if utterly useless to him. Touching it, he also felt that he clearly had

with the tome, he placed his hand on

exited, he also checked out his last two

The Beast

forest murmurs with rumors of a King ruling from the shadows. The four Beast Lords each guard their dungeon as their King commanded, waiting for a suitable challenger to appear. With the death of his lords, the King is sure to be forced into the light. But

but has yet to make

the Beast

Current progress: 2/4

or what this so-called King was, but he would eventually find out if the

he got was about his titles upgrading, now providing 1 and 3

clear a Dungeon suitable

Be the first to clear a dungeon suitable

gains from the dungeon had been significant. While he hadn’t gotten any new gear, he had gained 10 levels in his class and one in his profession, and it had

that he had ample time left

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13 days &

peak condition. His current resources

HP: 825/4560

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