7.26 - Dungeon in a Dungeon
Theo watched through Tresk’s eyes as she entered the dungeon. He had never seen an open, grassy field packed with so many monsters. By the time she turned to escape, they were upon her. That’s when he shouted for her not to enter.
“That bad, huh?” Tresk asked.
“I couldn’t even count the number of monsters inside,” Theo said, shaking his head. “It was an endless field of them. A few thousand, maybe?”
“As I suspected,” Xol’sa said, “a dungeon within a dungeon is not a good thing. We were lucky it was only a ton of monsters and not something worse.”
“Oh, come on,” Sarisa said. “We can take a few thousand monsters. Shouldn’t be that hard.”
“We need some ideas,” Aarok countered.
“Let’s nuke it,” Tresk said.
“Items cannot be thrown through a dungeon entrance,” Luras said.
Xol’sa placed his finger on his chin and tapped it. “That’s not entirely true,” he said. “Normally, you can’t put an item through a dungeon entrance. But I am a wizard and a Dungeon Engineer. If I wrap it with a good amount of spatial energy, I can trick the entrance into thinking it’s a person, or at least something that’s allowed to enter.”