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Sooner or later, the magic gunner managed to trigger something that wasn't a trap, revealing a trap door that lead downwards. While she offered to scout ahead, Tsukikage followed behind anyways, taking pains to move stealthily. The passageway was unlit, but Sora emitted a magical light, making it fairly easy for the white-haired girl to trail her. The end of the staircase led to an ugly mess of a room that was, sadly, devoid of any sort of treasure. How upsetting.
With a sigh at the answers that she really didn't care about, she walked around, spending a few minutes to explore the room. All things considered, it was just filled with rubbish, bones, and scraps of cloth. A battered locket was part of the remains, and after some examination, the white-haired girl picked it up, pocketing it. A key item, perhaps, for a hidden quest. Further down the hallway was a mess of bones and a button that triggered a thunk up above them. Curious, definitely. Perhaps that was the 'key' they needed in order to open the door by the entrance? Leading the way out, Tsukikage emerged from the staircase. She turned around, confirmed that there were no changes within the room that they were currently in, and said, "A button was pressed, and something happened. Let's check out that door we couldn't open before."
Without waiting for any sort of consent or agreement, she took off, guiding Sora through the singular path and the mess of pitfalls. The metal door was now slightly ajar, and, taking a torch in her hand, Tsukikage tossed it in, lighting up the interior. Once again, there were a disappointing lack of shiny shit, but at the back end, another metal door blocked their way. Great. So fucking great. Doors galore. Narrowing her eyes, she placed her hands on the door and pushed with all her might, slowly inching it open. Assistance from others eventually opened it half way, and, wiping her hands on her cloak, Tsukikage walked in.
"Do the thing, Sora," she gestured. Keter was missing out on some SP now, huh? Sucks to suck.
As Sora groped random objects once more, Tsukikage took stock of the room itself. Tables, chairs, shelves, all of them devoid of items. A rather dreary room, all things considered. God knows why any player would confine themselves to such an unstimulating space. Approaching the metal door, she tried the golden key on it, but this time, it was unresponsive. Sora's key, on the other hand, had a much better response, popping it open and revealing yet another exit to the dungeon.
Curious.
The rest of her search turns up a small hidden compartment beneath one of the shelves. Somehow, a small bag managed to contain 300k Essence, which was split evenly amongst the six remaining players within the dungeon. It was fair, all things considered. Looked like Sora was, at the very least, an outwardly good person. A brass key too, was handed over to Tsukikage, followed by a very interesting suggestion.
The two exits lead to different places, and perhaps those places lead to a reward chest. Thus, they should go through both exits, with Shiro and Lady Luck taking one, while Tsukikage, Rumeus, A, and Soren took the other. It made sense, all things considered, but…
"We should split our respective parties in half," the white-haired girl said, "And have the halves go into different exits. We're splitting up the loot between all of us, so it makes sense for members of both our parties to be present when opening up the reward chests."
With a sigh at the answers that she really didn't care about, she walked around, spending a few minutes to explore the room. All things considered, it was just filled with rubbish, bones, and scraps of cloth. A battered locket was part of the remains, and after some examination, the white-haired girl picked it up, pocketing it. A key item, perhaps, for a hidden quest. Further down the hallway was a mess of bones and a button that triggered a thunk up above them. Curious, definitely. Perhaps that was the 'key' they needed in order to open the door by the entrance? Leading the way out, Tsukikage emerged from the staircase. She turned around, confirmed that there were no changes within the room that they were currently in, and said, "A button was pressed, and something happened. Let's check out that door we couldn't open before."
Without waiting for any sort of consent or agreement, she took off, guiding Sora through the singular path and the mess of pitfalls. The metal door was now slightly ajar, and, taking a torch in her hand, Tsukikage tossed it in, lighting up the interior. Once again, there were a disappointing lack of shiny shit, but at the back end, another metal door blocked their way. Great. So fucking great. Doors galore. Narrowing her eyes, she placed her hands on the door and pushed with all her might, slowly inching it open. Assistance from others eventually opened it half way, and, wiping her hands on her cloak, Tsukikage walked in.
"Do the thing, Sora," she gestured. Keter was missing out on some SP now, huh? Sucks to suck.
As Sora groped random objects once more, Tsukikage took stock of the room itself. Tables, chairs, shelves, all of them devoid of items. A rather dreary room, all things considered. God knows why any player would confine themselves to such an unstimulating space. Approaching the metal door, she tried the golden key on it, but this time, it was unresponsive. Sora's key, on the other hand, had a much better response, popping it open and revealing yet another exit to the dungeon.
Curious.
The rest of her search turns up a small hidden compartment beneath one of the shelves. Somehow, a small bag managed to contain 300k Essence, which was split evenly amongst the six remaining players within the dungeon. It was fair, all things considered. Looked like Sora was, at the very least, an outwardly good person. A brass key too, was handed over to Tsukikage, followed by a very interesting suggestion.
The two exits lead to different places, and perhaps those places lead to a reward chest. Thus, they should go through both exits, with Shiro and Lady Luck taking one, while Tsukikage, Rumeus, A, and Soren took the other. It made sense, all things considered, but…
"We should split our respective parties in half," the white-haired girl said, "And have the halves go into different exits. We're splitting up the loot between all of us, so it makes sense for members of both our parties to be present when opening up the reward chests."