Chapter 139: Orc Dungeon
"Hah! That guy lost his sword, by the way! Yikes! This sword's durability is so low it might shatter in my inventory," Zhen said as he checked the loot after killing red flagged players.
Alex passed him that sword to check. It was more convenient to keep the stuff inside the inventory, checking its stats through it rather than keeping it in hands. Not only you had items hidden from the onlookers' greedy eyes, but you also could comfortably move forward.
Pedro glanced with narrowed eyes, "Durability can't drop in the inventory as everything freezes here, including the food. If it crumbled, your inventory would be shit."
Zhen laughed, "At least I would stand out from the rest of the players!"
"At least that guy lost his sword," Pedro sneered.
It was a pretty good sword for level thirty-three, besides the sword's durability. The guy who lost it surely had been seething in the real world for a while. The same went for other guys as they lost valuable pieces of their equipment.
They also dropped a few consumables, so the homies were happy.
They passed what they could use, then decided to split the money later on after selling the useless pieces at the auction.
Their destination's object soon reared from the horizon.
It was a tall object as if a gray monument. Its appearance was crude despite its towering height reaching the clouds. It looked like a stone finger from afar, which was weird, as many players couldn't think of it as such.
Only a few players had called those dungeons the fingers.
No animal or beast dared to go or fly around the dungeon, as if an ominous aura oozed out of it.
The Tower Dungeon; the first and currently the only type of dungeon known to the players and residents of the Avander World.
It had several floors with the bountiful rewards hidden at the top. Naturally, the top was protected by the powerful boss. As the players and residents went up the floors, they were forced to deal with more enemies as the number of the monsters rose in abundance.
Alex and the homies were pretty close to that dungeon.
"I don't see a lot of female players here," Alex noticed the first difference.
From what he had heard from Tomo Homie and seen from the videos, many players visited the dungeons regardless of gender. In that challenging place, players formed new bonds or enemies.
He had seen so many female players in those videos that Alex was kinda confused as to why there were just a few of them.
Tomo Homie explained, "You know we are going toward the Orc Dungeon, right?"
"I do," Alex nodded as his good friend had told him some essential information about the dungeon in the school already.
Tomo Homie nodded, continuing, "Orc are horny bastards."
"Don't tell me…" Alex mumbled out, to no one's surprise.
Orcs would smash male enemies' heads mercilessly without batting an eye. They would erase them, get their reward for protecting their floor, and continue rampaging here. For female players and residents… it was much different.
They would catch them and lick all their flesh!
They wouldn't hold themselves back at all. One girl would feel the tongue of more than five orcs as there simply would no longer be any space for the rest.
They were non-intelligent monsters, but they followed their instincts without caring about morals at all. They were that kind of disgusting monsters…
Alex narrowed his eyes, "Disgusting."
Tomo Homie nodded, "This world is full of good and bad content. We can't do anything about it, can we? Besides, it feels good to kill exactly that kind of disgusting monster, right? If this world had just good things, the players would be the only villains.
And that would be… boring. Don't most players enjoy killing each other? We just killed a few mobs!" Tomo Homie explained as he looked at the world's content from the pure gaming perspective.
He would never approve content that would utterly break people. Fortunately, the players always could log out, leaving their bodies behind.
That was what many ladies did after the orcs had caught them. And if their loss was certain, they would kill themselves before letting those green hands catch them!
"Residents of this world have it the worst," Alex sighed.
He was so close with the residents of this world that he couldn't help but get utterly disgusted by this whole dungeon. His desire to overcome it rose in his heart, and he even wished to destroy it wholly.
It didn't really seem possible, though.
Tomo Homie nodded, "There's a guild that looks out for those kinds of monsters. As you know, everyone can play this game. If some kid enters this world and stumbles upon such a despicable creature, then the consequences will be dire… I don't even want to think about it. That's why there's a guild of strong players who keep an eye on dungeons with immoral monsters."
He pointed at the guys with white leather equipment. Their stuff seemed pretty strong and as if made purposely for their guild.
They looked like justice knights.
Tomo Homie said, "The Watchers. Other than keeping an eye on repulsive monsters, they also look out for the residents with criminal records. They are liked by many players as they share all their information with the world too.
They have released a safe map for players below eighteen years old and females to enjoy the world and fight monsters without thinking about consequences other than losing their equipment.
With their map, you can just enjoy the game. They also have a list of suspicious NPCs, so players can avoid them. The ones we just saw are probably here to stop young players from entering the dungeon… Some of them probably follow some female players as an additional force.
What's the best is that their guild leader is the Dungeon Conqueror herself. She has money and enough fame in both worlds." Tomo Homie concluded.
"The Watchers… It would be good to have contact with them," Alex whispered, thinking about his and Deathwill Sisters' plans. He was particularly interested in the list of suspicious NPCs.
The hungry demons might be on that list!
Tomo Homie smiled, "I can talk with them in your place later."
"Thanks," Alex thanked him from the bottom of his heart.
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