Tejasv takes the initiative, keeping Salina between Daemon and Catherine. They used an arrow formation for this team of four, with Tejasv in front, Catherine and Daemon on either side while shielding Salina in the center. Catherine had the job of protecting Salina first in any circumstance, while Tejasv and Daemon would deal with the incoming threat. Because they had already encountered various monsters until now, and many of them were intelligent enough to make traps. They had their weapons unsheathed, ready to counter an ambush or trap. Their alarmed state was a natural condition in this terrain. But somewhere in their conscience, they knew the dungeon was level 1, so the threat must be within their limits. -- Yet another constant thought crossed their minds that no one wanted to raise among others. |What if this quest requires the combined efforts of multiple teams?| The system never stated that the boss monster should be eliminated by an individual team or in a group, keep

Moments later, Tejasv and his crew took a rest by the stream to replenish their stamina. Seeing them complacent, Tejasv shrugged and sighed, "Guys, I think we've had enough fun. Remember, we're not here for amusement. Monster's maybe lurking around somewhere while other teams could be one step ahead by each passing moment." He lifted his head and stared at the sky. "In a few hours, dusk will fall upon us. Before that, we must build our camp while looking for food. I don't think any of you can toil around on an empty stomach, right? " The fact that, he mentioned food hit his companions hard as they gulped their saliva due to hunger. Obviously, they were hungry by now; none had eaten since embarking on this raid. Tejasv glanced at Salina, especially worried for her since he was unaware when the girl last had her fill. Everyone shook their heads, supporting his suggestion. Rolling his eyes, he inspected the terrain opposite the stream. His gaze fixed on a specific direction, sharply

Faced with blood and gore, Tejasv showed a worrisome expression. Upon being noticed by Catherine, he tried to feign ignorance. Yet Catherine sensed something was off and asked abruptly, "What happened? Why the solemn face?" Tejasv sighed, uncertain whether to reply or not. Even though he tried to keep his companions away from most of the burdens by providing ample rest, some issues still needed to be addressed. He scratched his cheek and stutteringly answered, "I-I know everyone is exhausted, but-, w-we have to leave soon." Catherine raised her eyebrows, frowned, and said, "You must have a valid reason behind it, right? Why not just let it out in the open?" Daemon stared at them from a distance, his hands clamped. Not to mention he avoids complicated stuff if it's not life-threatening. Glancing around, Tejasv sighed inwardly and replied, "Look around us! Blood and gore, what do you think will happen if we still keep using this place?" Catherine and Daemon had their eyes and mout

Moments ago, when the wolves appeared, Catherine and Salina had their breath stuck in their throats. Cowering in fear, Salina squirmed behind Catherine, squeezing her gear. As Tejasv commanded, Catherine drew her katana to defend Salina. Although her hands trembled, she was determined to protect Salina with her life. She followed each move of Tejasv and Daemon, who were fighting the wolves, and imprinted them in her head. The fear that seeped into her bones transformed into awe and conviction. The blood-soaked, robust figure of the warriors inspired her, lighting a fire in her eyes. Soon as she laid her eyes on Salina, two beasts were peering at her. The wolves' slithering tongue and drooling sent chills down her spine, indicating they had painted both girls as their targets. Similarly, she noticed Tejasv and Daemon standing firmly between them, and a sigh of relief left her mouth. Her belief in companions shone brightly like a fire. Both wolves sprinted toward the girls, growlin

This notification served as an admonition to Tejasv and his party. They had only four days remaining from five, which was concerning for their situation.Day 1 was already a hammer blow to them. The thought of the rest of the days made them shiver. Nonetheless, they had to survive somehow by hook or crook..However, time wasn’t the only tedious subject; it was the remaining teams' count that blew their heads.At least one team, mostly those moronic thugs, should have been eliminated by now. Moreover, after last night's chase, there should be even more eliminations.But none! Not even a single team faced annihilation.|How can this be possible? Not even the thug team, after whom the wolves must have departed, survived unscathed! Were the wolves only after us?|The more time passed, the more their thoughts grew louder in their heads. Their eyes were wide open and their minds almost blank.A clear voice pierced its way through the ghostly reticence, "Do not panic! This information is just