Chapter 278
Butcher Demon’s Castle, Old Gauss Kingdom Ruins, Eclipse Remnants, Mystic Forest...
Did she do all this research for me?
Jae-Hyeok listened with great focus as his sister listed off one gate after another before detailing them in depth.
They were all SS-grade or above, and each of the gates was favored by transcendent-level players for one reason or another.
The Butcher Demon’s Castle was a multi-floored dungeon that emphasized problem-solving over monster-hunting. And while each floor surely posed its own unique challenges, Jae-Hyeok had little interest in exploring it for himself.
An emphasis on problem-solving? More like an emphasis on wasting my time.
When it came to gates, Jae-Hyeok wasn’t worried about there being too many monsters but about there being too few... well, for the most part.
When Hyeon-Ah arrived at her explanation for the Old Gauss Kingdom Ruins, Jae-Hyeok admittedly found his ego quiet. Apparently, the monsters within patrolled the realm in groups equivalent to brigades and battalions.
A gate like that was probably heaven for magic-type transcendents. They only needed to maintain distance, unload AOE spells, and watch the experience roll in. But for a swordman like Jae-Hyeok...
Uh, Thunderbolt Sword can work as an AOE Skill, kind of, but there’s a limit to its range... Maybe Thunder Vessel? No, even if each thunderbolt cleared hundreds of monsters, I only have five tribulation bolts stored. I’m competitive, but depleting my Thunder Vessel on mobbing is plain stupid... Whatever, let the magic casters have their fun.
That left the Eclipse Remnants and Mystic Forest gates.
In Eclipse Remnants, elite assassin-type monsters moved around in small groups, while in Mystic Forest, doppelgangers roamed the thicket, able to copy the appearance and abilities of players or monsters.