“There are so many missions here!” Various missions appeared when Moss swiped his membership card across the stone tablet. It made him extremely happy.
The missions had ten levels according to difficulty. Level one missions were the easiest with the most variety, while level ten missions were the toughest, but there were fewer.
Moss saw a level 2 mission concerning mounts and excitedly clicked on it. He wanted to use it to increase Little Seven’s growth value. He was about to look at the mission details when he heard an old notification.
“You cannot receive a level 2 mission if you haven’t completed a level 1 mission.”
The mission system was fascinating. According to the notification, Moss could only receive a level 2 mission after completing a level 1 mission. Then he clicked on the other mission levels and received similar notifications.
He looked at the various missions, bitterly smiled, and helplessly shook his head. Then he chose a level 1 mission called “treasure hunting in the wind region.” The mission’s name had a nice ring to it.
After reading the detailed description, he discovered he needed to go to any Mystic Realm in the Wind Region in search of any weapon with the stats of a two-star belt.
“That’s acceptable. I can go to one of the four great regions and experience their Mystic Realms.” With that, Moss immediately moved toward the Wind Region.
…
Indeed, the Wind Region was one of the four great regions of Buried City. It was much more expansive than Novice Village, and one would easily get lost if one were unfamiliar with it.
It was Moss’s first time there, so he was not in a hurry to complete his mission. After completing his beginner missions, he concluded how to complete his mission faster by combining the older man’s suggestion and his experiences.
Moss detailedly understood the Wind Region as soon as he entered. It was the most expansive among the four great regions, located in the western part of the entire dungeon.
Here, members could only complete level 5 missions at most. One needed to go to the Forest, Fire, and Mountain Regions to complete higher-level missions. In addition, the Wind Region was the region with the most missions.
In addition to the fact that it was the largest region, the Wind Region was also where most dungeon members gathered.
Level 1 to 4 missions were scattered around the east, west, south, and north of the Wind Region, while level 5 missions were in the central area.
The trading markets made managers more willing to appear in the north and east because they were close to the City Lord area. Since it was the most expansive of the four regions, it was also the liveliest because it had the most members who came to do missions.
Managers provided supplies and equipment at the trading market entrance, where members could buy the highest-rated three-star supplies and equipment.
Moss believed the mission completion score was his most vital information. Whenever members completed missions in the dungeon, the mission evaluation system would give them scores based on their overall performance.
Then members could return to the mission desk after completing their missions to receive new ones. They could also repeat their past missions to gain higher points.
One would receive more rewards if one could break their previous record. Also, the higher the mission level, the more rewards they would receive if they broke the precious records.
Although it took Moss more than half a day to do, he felt it was worth it because he could do things in an organized manner.
…
The level 1 mission Moss received, treasure hunting in the wind region, was very straightforward. It was only a matter of time before he completed it. Moreover, he did not want to break records initially.
Moss entered a Mystic Realm in his level 1 mission and exited half an hour later. He thought he had gotten lucky since he entered a three-and-a-half-star Mystic Realm, raided the boss, and received a 2-star battle ax with the ice element.
After completing his mission, he did not rest. Instead, he immediately went to the mission desk because he did not care about the mission in the first place.
On the one hand, the low-level missions were not challenging, and he would not receive many points. Even if he broke records, he would only receive limited points.
On the other hand, Moss had a clear purpose for going there. It was to increase his experience and Little Seven’s growth value. Therefore, there was no need to break records.
Moreover, breaking records did not only require strength. Sometimes, luck played a more significant role than strength unless one had absolute strength.
…
A moment later, a tall, bearded manager swiped Moss’s membership card across the stone tablet in front of the mission desk. The manager even smiled, which was rare.
“You’re pretty lucky, kid. The first Mystic Realm you entered rewarded you with a weapon with an element. You also made it to the top 500 regarding this mission’s records.”
The manager gave Moss his card back and continued, “Your luck has brought you an additional 20% bonus points reward!”
“So, how much would I receive if I ranked higher?” Moss asked curiously. His voice was deeper now, like a middle-aged man’s voice.
Even though Stallone knew it was not Moss’s actual voice, it did not seem out of place with Moss’s current mask and attire.
Stallone started to like Moss after he completed his beginner and level one missions. Moreover, Moss garnered 60 points in his beginner mission and 36 points in his level 1 mission with luck and strength.
Hence, he patiently explained, “The top 400 will get a 40% bonus, the top 300 will get a 60% bonus, and the top 100 will receive a 100% bonus.
“Also, the top 50 will get double the points, the top 30 will get triple, the top10 will receive quadruple, the top 5 will receive quintuple, and record breakers will receive ten times the amount of points.
Moss was excited when he heard Stallone’s explanation. He could get many points for breaking the record, which was tempting.
He thanked Stallone and walked straight to the stone tablet. Moss could not help but smile as he muttered, “I can finally do missions concerning Little Seven.”
“There are so many missions here!” Various missions appeared when Moss swiped his membership card across the stone tablet. It made him extremely happy.
The missions had ten levels according to difficulty. Level one missions were the easiest with the most variety, while level ten missions were the toughest, but there were fewer.
Moss saw a level 2 mission concerning mounts and excitedly clicked on it. He wanted to use it to increase Little Seven’s growth value. He was about to look at the mission details when he heard an old notification.
“You cannot receive a level 2 mission if you haven’t completed a level 1 mission.”
The mission system was fascinating. According to the notification, Moss could only receive a level 2 mission after completing a level 1 mission. Then he clicked on the other mission levels and received similar notifications.
He looked at the various missions, bitterly smiled, and helplessly shook his head. Then he chose a level 1 mission called “treasure hunting in the wind region.” The mission’s name had a nice ring to it.
After reading the detailed description, he discovered he needed to go to any Mystic Realm in the Wind Region in search of any weapon with the stats of a two-star belt.
“That’s acceptable. I can go to one of the four great regions and experience their Mystic Realms.” With that, Moss immediately moved toward the Wind Region.
…
Indeed, the Wind Region was one of the four great regions of Buried City. It was much more expansive than Novice Village, and one would easily get lost if one were unfamiliar with it.
It was Moss’s first time there, so he was not in a hurry to complete his mission. After completing his beginner missions, he concluded how to complete his mission faster by combining the older man’s suggestion and his experiences.
Moss detailedly understood the Wind Region as soon as he entered. It was the most expansive among the four great regions, located in the western part of the entire dungeon.
Here, members could only complete level 5 missions at most. One needed to go to the Forest, Fire, and Mountain Regions to complete higher-level missions. In addition, the Wind Region was the region with the most missions.
In addition to the fact that it was the largest region, the Wind Region was also where most dungeon members gathered.
Level 1 to 4 missions were scattered around the east, west, south, and north of the Wind Region, while level 5 missions were in the central area.
The trading markets made managers more willing to appear in the north and east because they were close to the City Lord area. Since it was the most expansive of the four regions, it was also the liveliest because it had the most members who came to do missions.
Managers provided supplies and equipment at the trading market entrance, where members could buy the highest-rated three-star supplies and equipment.
Moss believed the mission completion score was his most vital information. Whenever members completed missions in the dungeon, the mission evaluation system would give them scores based on their overall performance.
Then members could return to the mission desk after completing their missions to receive new ones. They could also repeat their past missions to gain higher points.
One would receive more rewards if one could break their previous record. Also, the higher the mission level, the more rewards they would receive if they broke the precious records.
Although it took Moss more than half a day to do, he felt it was worth it because he could do things in an organized manner.
…
The level 1 mission Moss received, treasure hunting in the wind region, was very straightforward. It was only a matter of time before he completed it. Moreover, he did not want to break records initially.
Moss entered a Mystic Realm in his level 1 mission and exited half an hour later. He thought he had gotten lucky since he entered a three-and-a-half-star Mystic Realm, raided the boss, and received a 2-star battle ax with the ice element.
After completing his mission, he did not rest. Instead, he immediately went to the mission desk because he did not care about the mission in the first place.
On the one hand, the low-level missions were not challenging, and he would not receive many points. Even if he broke records, he would only receive limited points.
On the other hand, Moss had a clear purpose for going there. It was to increase his experience and Little Seven’s growth value. Therefore, there was no need to break records.
Moreover, breaking records did not only require strength. Sometimes, luck played a more significant role than strength unless one had absolute strength.
…
A moment later, a tall, bearded manager swiped Moss’s membership card across the stone tablet in front of the mission desk. The manager even smiled, which was rare.
“You’re pretty lucky, kid. The first Mystic Realm you entered rewarded you with a weapon with an element. You also made it to the top 500 regarding this mission’s records.”
The manager gave Moss his card back and continued, “Your luck has brought you an additional 20% bonus points reward!”
“So, how much would I receive if I ranked higher?” Moss asked curiously. His voice was deeper now, like a middle-aged man’s voice.
Even though Stallone knew it was not Moss’s actual voice, it did not seem out of place with Moss’s current mask and attire.
Stallone started to like Moss after he completed his beginner and level one missions. Moreover, Moss garnered 60 points in his beginner mission and 36 points in his level 1 mission with luck and strength.
Hence, he patiently explained, “The top 400 will get a 40% bonus, the top 300 will get a 60% bonus, and the top 100 will receive a 100% bonus.
“Also, the top 50 will get double the points, the top 30 will get triple, the top10 will receive quadruple, the top 5 will receive quintuple, and record breakers will receive ten times the amount of points.
Moss was excited when he heard Stallone’s explanation. He could get many points for breaking the record, which was tempting.
He thanked Stallone and walked straight to the stone tablet. Moss could not help but smile as he muttered, “I can finally do missions concerning Little Seven.”
