Taking the quest another way

Wang Cai began to practice a new strategy.

Attack using basic attacks to paralyze targets and stack combos before slashing using Mutilate. This would maximize the Rogue class's damage.

Without missing the two seconds of the Paralysis effect, Wang Cai quickly slashed with Wolf's Fang Dagger when using the Mutilate, on the other hand, he continued slashing using basic attacks to maintain the Paralysis effect.

slash!!!! slash!!!!!

The cuts continued as the Naga Scout could only see HP slowly drop before reaching 1% under the incredulous gazes of the other four. They couldn't even believe what they were seeing.

"I ACCEPT DEFEAT!!!!" He screamed in desperation.

His name turned green again and Wang Cai stopped attacking.

From the beginning, the Naga Scout couldn't even fight back. It was a one-sided fight.

ding… ding…

"Quest, Test of Power, has been completed"

Some gold and experience coins were received, but that's it.

"Human, you are stronger than I thought. You have enough to talk to us." The Naga Scouts' tone and expressions change when they speak to him.

"I will ask my question again. What are you doing here?" Wang Cai paid close attention to them to see if they were up to something or not.

"We're just looking for someone. It's no big deal." The group didn't trust him so there was no reason to reveal any important information.

"I see… But can you confirm something for me? Some time ago, I heard from another naga saying that they are looking for someone very important in the naga race, is that true?" Wang Cai used some information from the future to try to get a quest.

"Have you seen another of us??!!!!" The group was surprised, but not so much because there really were many of them scattered around the world looking for this person.

"Yea. On another beach far away from here." He lied.

"I see… Human, you don't have to worry about that because this is a naga race issue, not humans'. Then you can just go on with your adventures." The submerged group swam away at great speed.

As if they didn't want to stay in the place to talk.

(It's unexpected that it's really this quest… I couldn't get it, but that doesn't mean I can't force the system to give me the quest) Wang Cai knew that it was possible to get the same quest in several possible ways.

It was like when he received the Astral Worshipers' quest. He didn't do it the conventional way.

This time he would do the same.

(If my memory was right, the person they are looking for is Princess Naga Virkas. But the player who took this quest before failed to finish, so she was killed. The other player who took this quest, but was on the other side, managed to finish and release the naga race. Players will randomly choose which side they want to participate in the quest. Save the princess or help the traitors... Which side wins will bring great changes to the history of the naga race. In my previous life, the traitors won, but this time, I'll make the royal family win) Wang Cai already knew where the princess was because the player posted videos on the forum asking for help.

It just drastically reduced his chances of completing the quest because the other side was a big guild. So it was normal for him to fail.

Wang Cai wasn't stupid to do that kind of thing.

So he returned to the surface to warn the residents of Fisherman's Village that he was going to leave. Its previous goal of spending the ten million gold coins to lure players to the location has been postponed. Because he wanted to complete this quest first.

There were still about two weeks until the day of the expedition. So he had to be quick.

…

Returning to the capital of Agoria Kingdom, Wang Cai went to the auction house to buy some items.

Skill books that allow the player to swim and breathe in water, artifacts, equipment, and potions that increase swimming speed.

All this cost about four hundred thousand gold coins.

Each continent had its quirks, so it wouldn't be strange for some players to get different skill books.

…

splash!!!

"Shadow Steps."

"Transform"

In invisible form, from the waist down Wang Cai's body was transformed into a fishtail. That was one of the skills he bought.

There was only one level.

The gears he wore also increased movement speed in the water.

Wang Cai traveled to the great ocean across the sky before jumping into the water and swimming away as fast as possible.

Without having to fear breathing time in the water, he became a fish in the water.

Its speed was extremely fast like a rocket.

Eleven days later…

Wang Cai followed the path to a certain place marked in his memories.

The place where he was a big opening in the middle of two mountains at the bottom of the sea.

The darkness made it very difficult to see anything, but he still could because of the new passive skill, the Night Vision.

The higher the skill level, the greater the distance seen and the greater the sharpness.

Leveling up wouldn't be difficult, he just needed to keep his eyes open to look out into the darkness. The longer he does this, the faster it levels up.

(I think the cave was this way…) Wang Cai continued swimming until he found a cave deep in the ocean, where the base of the mountain was.

But it was necessary to find a key to open the entrance first. If he didn't look carefully, no one could find it.

(I FOUND IT!!!!) He mentally screamed at the sight of the stone on the ground.

tac…

When pushed hard down, a small entrance was revealed as the stone wall was opened.

Swimming at great speed, he entered before the door was closed.

In the previous life, it took a group of players to hold the stone and others to enter.

But Wang Cai didn't need to do that and just swam quickly.

On the other side was a long submerged corridor that led to a large cave lit by a few torches.

A corridor appeared before him, but voices were echoing there. The voices were naga because of the language.

The Shadow skill was still active, so it was easy to sneak around the cave unnoticed.

Along the way, he saw several nagas with the red name, Naga Warrior.

But he didn't reveal himself to fight because it wasn't his goal.

Walking through the tunnels, he finally reached the end of the cave.