Quest Complete!
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I continued running through the dungeon at high speed with Kireina and Ervas at my side, together we make a good team.
Kireina offers good reflex, speed, offense, and even defense, a jack of all trades but that doesn't have any weakness, though she lacks much support.
Ervas brings healing, long-ranged attacks, and the ability to tame plants, which he has been accumulating a bit every time we entered Dungeons, although they are still small, so nothing much can be done yet. However, he sometimes employs them rather smartly, such as making them entangle each other to create vines, and other interesting uses.
And there's me, I have a cursed bat that heals me, and can shoot magic from afar.
Oh yeah, I guess I am the most lacking the bunch, but I believe I have been progressing a lot if you take into consideration that not even a day has gone by, I am completely speedrunning this game.
As we continued rushing through the dungeon, each room had 10 Ice Horned Rabbits, which went down swiftly by being hit with my cursed bat or blasted away with my Mana Blast from a distance.
The Rabbits always died while making a cute noise, which made things awkward.
But I continued through it and decided to not pay attention to the game-like monsters that repeat patterns all the time, I mean, are these things even actually alive?
Well, the blood is real to an extent because my equipment loves it.
Phew.
After some more slaughtering, we reached the damn Boss Room, and there it was, an enormous, five meters tall pure white rabbit with a horn made of ice, as sharp as a spear!
We braced ourselves, as I felt like I was more ready than ever, as I leveled up, I began to get tired way less, ad my overall physique has increased.
It felt as if I had hit the gym for over a year and had a healthy diet, but this was just leveling up.
Quite insane, to say the least.
"Here it comes, stay at my side, Master," said Kireina while giving me a wink and a reassuring smile, with a girl like this at my side I really feel a bit secure, but I also have to forge my own strength and not be too dependent on her, even if I am a summoner.
She had already understood that I wanted to be more active in battles and make some strength for myself, and often gives me the opportunities to hit the bosses until the last Boss we fought, which I took down almost completely by myself. I feel quite proud of that.
"Alright then, take care of my back!" I said, as Ervas nodded as well and unleashed several bullets of telekinesis to begin to fight, the giant Ice Horned Rabbit roared as if it were not really a rabbit, and ignored the attacks while running directly at me!
I quickly evaded in time, as I aimed at it with several Mana Blasts, which flew like bullets of transparent mana over its back, hitting it and making it bleed all over.
However, its body was big enough to withstand several wounds. The Boss roared and quickly twisted its body, rushing towards me once more.
Kireina quickly acted as she generated several blades of blood and fired them against it, impaling its large back as the beast groaned in pain and stopped charging, glaring at Kireina, and then charging against her!
Kireina smiled, however, as she aimed at it with her spear and unleashed consecutive stabbing attacks with the tip, each stabbing attack came forward with the chaos within the spear, like several attacks of darkness, the rabbit's horn was quickly shattered into pieces, and one of her attacks were aimed at its eyes!
"GRRYYYAHH…!"
The giant Rabbit groaned, becoming mad as Ervas showered it with Telekinesis Bullets and then made it trip by forming a slope made of plants on its way!
At the same time as this occurred, I spammed Mana Blast, which I continuously conjured, feeling as if the attack's proficiency was increasing as I used it every single time.
Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!
The rabbit quickly became mad as I glanced at its HP bar, which quickly decreased as the beast groaned and ran everywhere.
I quickly ran towards it while infusing mana into my weapon, and concentrating all my might into this blow!
CLASH!
Hitting it right above its head, the monstrous rabbit groaned, hitting the floor as blood exploded all over!
I was about to hit it again, but the rabbit suddenly exploded into black smoke…
Oh, I killed it?
I felt the rush of EXP and Skill Points… and yeah, they were +500.
"Phew, good work, master! You're making me so proud~!" said Kireina as she embraced my back and caressed my head. I couldn't move her away because her warmth and gentleness were irresistible.
"It was nothing, I still got a long way to go," I said.
"Let's continue, Master, there should be two more times, right?" asked Ervas.
"Indeed, let's do it."
After exiting the dungeon we entered again almost right after, and we swoop through the rooms until the Boss, which we defeated this time by merely raining it with long-ranged attacks.
The third time was just as fast, but the Boss was defeated by me alone as a practice, although it took more time, I managed to do it swiftly by hitting its head with my Mana Blasts and then with a baseball bat when it got close enough…
In the end, we acquired a bunch of Skill Points, and my level went up once.
Alongside that, some Tasks were completed, and I got the 3 Orbs of the first completion too.
[You completed the [Complete Gold, EXP, and Skill Points Dungeon Once Each: 20 Orbs, 5000 Gold, 5000 Hero Feathers] and [Level Up a Hero to Level 5: 10 Orbs, [Random Item Box] x2] Tasks!]
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[Name: [Gustav]
[Race: [Human]
[Element: [Null]
[Weapon Type: [Any]
[Orbs: 50]
[Gold: 17.930]
[Hero Feathers: 6.500]
[Job: [Sorcerer]
[Job History: [Summoner]
[Skill Points: 2900]
[System Rank: 1]
[Level: [14/20]
[Vitality: [230/230]
[Mana: [3.400/3.400]
[Strength: [210]
[Magic: [710]
[Dexterity: [260]
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Well, would you look at that…
This is how much I advanced over a single day.
And I already got 50 Orbs…
I could summon once more, twice, in fact, and get ten new Summons.
But I will leave this for tomorrow, for now, I decided to go take a shower and relax a bit… I have to treasure these breaks because later on, I won't get any…
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