Legend of Mir 2: Seeking the Truth in Marfa

When they reached the first floor of the stone tomb, the two of them went their separate ways and agreed to wait at the entrance to the 4th floor.

巴音先跑了出去。1层到2层不是很远，跑步10分钟就能到。后面2到3，再3到4则用随机传送卷来节约跑地图时间。不过随机卷不多了，要省点用。

Brooke used the teleportation ring to move directly. Because the coordinates of the stone tomb were still uncertain, he also had to spend some time to confirm the coordinates of the entrance and exit.

Five minutes later, Brook had already reached the 5th floor. When asked by the team, Bayin was still traversing the map on the 4st floor. Both of them couldn't help but sigh, how convenient the teleport ring was.

A few days ago, when the two of them descended from the Stone Tomb, there were already many monsters starting from the 4th floor, so they agreed to meet here. However, now the monsters are scattered, it seems that the number of people entering the Stone Tomb to level up has really increased.

A wizard walked past Brook, looked at him curiously, and then ran to the side to electrocute the wild boar.

After a while, the mage saw Brook standing there, still motionless. He ran back, hesitated for a moment, and finally decided to launch a sneak attack, and began to release lightning at Brook.

When Xiaobai saw his master being attacked, he automatically rushed towards the mage who attacked Brook.

The mage's equipment was average, and he could knock off about 20 points of Brook's health each time. Brook stood still, neither taking any medicine nor healing himself, just watching the mage's performance. He was a little bored.

The mage was excited. The Taoist priest in front of him was probably asleep. While he was still, he shot him!

The mage continued to attack, and when he saw the mutant skeleton coming to chop him, he ran around Brook, continuing to use lightning. However, the level 7 skeleton's movement speed was also very fast, and for some reason, this skeleton was very clever. While he was circling Brook, the skeleton took a shortcut and walked in a straight line within the circle. From time to time, he was attacked by the skeleton, and a single blow could knock off more than 30 HP of Brook.

After a few more shocks, Brook's health was already half gone. The mage became even more excited. This time, he was sure the other party was asleep! This Taoist priest was wearing all the best equipment. If he could kill him and get any piece of equipment, he would be rich!

"What a godsend! I would have regretted it my whole life if I had missed it. Fortunately, I ran back just now. I was really wise and decisive. I have to admire myself." The wizard thought excitedly.

Hurry! If the Taoist priest wakes up, all our efforts will be wasted. So he stopped running around and took the medicine directly, resisting the mutant skeleton's attack and preparing to kill the Taoist priest.

The opponent only has 100 HP left! Just a few more hits, come on! The mage didn't retreat but advanced, coming to Brook's side and continuing his lightning strike. He was already ready to pick up the equipment.

Brook suddenly raised his hand and cast a poison spell, and the mage hadn't reacted yet; another fire talisman flew over, and the distance between them was very short, and the fire talisman exploded on him as soon as it flew out. Xiaobai also happened to drop an axe, and the mage, who already had low health, screamed and lay dead.

Brook glanced down at the mage. Judging by his expression, he must have died painlessly. The items scattered across the floor had also exploded cleanly. There were actually two bundles of random scrolls, a pleasant surprise. Brook picked them up.

That's right, we can't just stand there. The warehouse is running low on random scrolls, and Bayin seems to be running out of them too. Let's go find a hornfly and get some scrolls. Brook ran off into the distance.

"Just the last three hits, what a pity... Oh God~ Why are you teasing me like this~" The fallen wizard complained unwillingly and then disappeared.

Brook found a hornfly near the entrance and swatted the bats it spewed out. After 15 minutes, he had obtained six random scrolls and three city port scrolls. As for the dungeon teleportation scroll, it seemed useless and he didn't even bother to pick it up.

Bayin finally reached the entrance, and Brook dropped the horn fly and ran over quickly.

"There are very few monsters along the way, but we saw a lot of people. I guess there won't be many monsters on the fourth floor." Bayin said helplessly, "The random scroll is gone, otherwise we should be able to fly on the fourth floor."

"Here you go. A kind wizard just gave me two bundles of random scrolls, and I got six of them when I killed horn flies." Brook gave the random scrolls to Bayin, leaving only a few for himself as spares.

"So good? What's the wizard's name? I want to thank him later." Bayin took the scroll.

"Uh~I didn't remember it." Brook really didn't pay attention to the wizard's name.

"Your memory isn't very good."

"Well, that wizard did good things but didn't want to leave his name. So I didn't pay attention to it."

"...Forget it. Let's fly directly to the 5th floor." Bayin didn't hesitate and flew away with a random whoosh.

Brook tried several times, confirmed the coordinates, and flew to the entrance of Floor 5. With nothing else to do, Brook found a hornfly in a nearby corner and continued farming random scrolls. Now he had both dungeon and city return scrolls, only random ones were missing.

Should I go to the square to buy some? Never mind, I probably won't need so many random ones later, so a few random ones will be enough.

After only getting one random scroll, Bayin arrived. The two of them walked into the fifth floor. There were indeed more monsters here. After all, the further down you go, the longer it takes to get there, so naturally, fewer alien warriors come here to level up.

"Let's run and clear the way." Brook said.

"Yeah." Bayin hit the scorpion snake in front with a lightning bolt, and five evil maggot babies also rushed out.

The two of them took their time, clearing out all the monsters along the way. They also encountered some otherworldly warriors leveling up, either alone or in small groups of two or three. These weren't simply leveling on the fifth floor; when monsters spawned, they didn't fight them, but instead searched for them. Brooke understood they were searching for their leader, the White Boar.

The two of them focused on their journey, not disturbing the otherworldly warriors. It took them an hour to reach the entrance to the fifth floor.

The entrance to the fifth floor had just been cleared, and the stairwell was completely silent. Below was the stone tomb formation. As usual, Brooke went down first.

Walking down the stairs, I saw a three-man team—one Taoist, one mage, and one warrior—killing monsters near the stairwell. The entrance room to the Stone Tomb Formation was filled with numerous monsters, and this Taoist-mage team was slow to attack, barely managing to clear them all. Their equipment was mediocre, especially the mage, who had almost no top-tier gear and didn't seem to be able to cast Fire Wall.

Brook shook his head. These three weren't strong enough yet. Leveling up in the Stone Tomb would be very difficult. They'd have to return to the fifth floor soon.

Bayin also came down. She looked at the three-person team without saying a word, then followed Brook past them and into the room on the upper left.

There were many monsters in this room, clearly no one was leveling up there. The two of them, with their babies in the front, cleared out the monsters in one corner of the room. Bayin then went to the corner, surrounded by his babies, and laid a wall of fire around him. Baruk then went out to lure out the monsters.

After a while, Bayin flashed with golden light and reached level 28. Burning the pig in the corner was safe, Bayin also put on the Elf Helmet with magic 0-4. At this point, her magic power had reached 9-40, and with the wand of luck 6, even a level 1 fire wall was very powerful.

The wild boars and other monsters entered the fire wall, each step costing them around 30 HP. Brook returned with nearly 20 monsters each time, and after taking more than 10 steps in the fire wall, most of the monsters were basically wiped out. The remaining red boars, although with higher magic resistance, could only hold out for a few more seconds in the fire wall. Bayin added two lightning bolts, and the entire wave of monsters was transformed into experience for two people.

Some medicine and equipment fell to the ground, and Brook picked them up and continued to run out to lure the monsters, while Bayin continued to lay the fire wall.

The duration of this fire wall seems to be related to the skill level and mana. Bayin has carefully calculated that her current fire wall can last from 12 to 28 seconds. Therefore, some fire walls will be extinguished quickly. Although she is standing still in the corner, she is not idle. She needs to judge whether to replenish the fire wall immediately based on the speed of Brook's monster attraction or wait and place it later to save some mana. After all, each fire wall requires more than 20 mana points. After drinking a bottle of high-level magic potion, six or seven fire walls are gone. So it is necessary to be frugal.

After a while, Brook brought back another wave of monsters, which were quickly engulfed by the wall of fire.

The two of them leveled up incredibly quickly in the Stone Tomb's Burning Pigs. Initially, they could kill two waves of monsters per minute. As the density of monsters in the room decreased, Brook had to lure them farther away, but at least they could still maintain a consistent pace of one wave per minute. While some time might be lost switching rooms, finding corners, cleaning up horn flies and bats, and collecting items, the overall efficiency was still very high. Brook roughly calculated that he could kill over 1 monsters in an hour!

After burning one room, the two of them moved on to the next.

The Stone Tomb Formation is densely populated with monsters but lacks a leader. Therefore, powerful teams avoid it, opting instead for areas with both a leader and opportunities for leveling. Smaller teams seeking to level up, however, struggle to maintain a long stay in the Stone Tomb Formation due to their limited strength. To quickly clear monsters in the Stone Tomb Formation, a mage with fire wall and high mana is essential. Otherwise, the effort is immense and unprofitable, making it preferable to level up on the fifth floor. This has led to the Stone Tomb Formation remaining largely deserted.

The Stone Tomb Array has numerous rooms, roughly estimated to be at least 20. A fully populated room could hold around 200 monsters. Even if the room is completely cleared of monsters, a small number of monsters will spawn every 10 minutes. Although only around 20 will spawn at a time, after an hour and a half, the monsters will be fully populated again.

There were no other people. The monsters were numerous and densely packed. This provided the two with a perfect opportunity to level up. Their experience points soared rapidly, averaging 2 experience points per person per hour!

You have to understand that the ordinary alien warriors leveling on the first and second floors of the Stone Tomb occupy a specific territory, often engaging in battles over it. Most of the time, they can only wait for the 1-minute refresh. Once the spawn occurs, they only kill about 2 or 10 monsters. After an hour, they only gain 10 to 20 experience points.

When passing by a pharmacy, Brooke gifted the owner with mutton and several bottles of fine wine, along with a sea-soul for grilling. This delighted the owner, who praised Brooke's thoughtfulness and their friendship. Brooke then asked the owner to keep some of the powerful sun water if he could find it. He would need a large quantity of the powerful sun water if he ever needed to exchange it for blessed oil from Chengnan. This instantaneous, life-saving potion was rarely available at Tucheng pharmacies. The Stone Tomb pharmacy owner naturally agreed.

The two left the pharmacy and continued leveling up. After a while, Brook also reached level 28. The difference in experience between him and Bayin was about 40, not much.

Brook pulled out the "Enchanted Spell" from his backpack and learned it on the spot. This skill doesn't have direct lethality, but is somewhat similar to the mage's Lure of Light, which can immobilize monsters, except that the "Enchanted Spell" has a larger range. When the "Enchanted Spell" is released, eight blue beams of light appear on the ground, forming a circle that can immobilize all monsters within it, like drawing a line on the ground. However, since he's just learned it, the success rate is very low. It also depends on the level of the character and monster. Brook can only trap bats vomited by horn flies, so it's not very useful at the moment.

The two of them were leveling up while listening to the guild chat messages.

"The Wo Ma Temple leveling team already has mages and warriors. We're still short of a Taoist priest who can perform group invisibility. Sign up quickly~"

"Leveling up in the Zombie Cave, looking for a level 17 or higher mage who can use lightning. Is there anyone willing to join me? I'm also a mage."

"Bitter coffee, where have you been? I've been waiting for you for so long that the flowers are almost withered."

"We're almost at the second floor of the Orc Tomb. Don't worry."

"Selling magic 1-3 sea soul, 0-3 platinum necklace."

"Looking to buy a Taoist helmet with added Taoist magic."

"Can any big boss lend me 5 gold coins to buy medicine? I will definitely pay it back tomorrow."

"Is the president here? My friend wants to join the guild."

"Zombie King! There's a Zombie King on the first floor of the Biqi Abandoned Mine. Are there any brothers in the Biqi Mine area? Come and support me! I've been beaten! There's a Zombie King!"

"Hold on! We'll be there soon. Give me the coordinates."

......

More and more people joined the guild, and the chats grew increasingly lively. There were requests for membership, chats, selling, buying, borrowing money, and fights—all kinds of messages. Brook and Bayin roasted the pig while listening to the guild messages. At first, they found them quite interesting. But after a while, a discordant voice began to grow.

"Damn! I was PKed by someone from the same guild. There was an ugly, bad-tempered warrior who stole my Skeleton Elf and killed me."

"That's because you stole my Skeleton Elf, so I PKed you. Stop crying thief."

"Damn! I was the one who attacked first with lightning. It was my Skeleton Elf!"

"Damn it! The Skeleton Elf spawned right next to me. I saw it first and it was close to me, so it should be mine. And you snatched it away, and you still have the nerve to say that."

"Damn it! Whoever attacks first gets it! Is there anyone in charge in the guild here? Kick out the ugly and bad-tempered person! Is the president here? Are the elders here?"

"Damn it, if I have to kick someone, I'll kick you!"

"Stop arguing. Can't we all be more united as a guild?"

"That's right, stop arguing, why don't we team up and fight together?"

"Seeing this bastard makes me angry. You're a rubbish mage. I'll kill you every time I see you."

"Damn! Did you see that? Kick him away!"

.......

Brook and the others naturally didn't care about these messy things. Although they were elders, they didn't have the awareness of elders at all. They only leveled up when they should and did what they should do.

Death God Dio and Zhengnan were busier, especially Zhengnan, whose high level made him a respectable figure. After two hours of recruiting people at Biqi Plaza, they were all exhausted. So, they prepared to head to the Woma Temple for leveling. Halfway through, Zhengnan was called back to recruit people. Just as he finished recruiting people, two people in the guild started arguing, neither willing to give in. Despite numerous attempts to persuade them, Zhengnan, the guild leader, had to intervene personally...

It's not easy to be the president when you have to play both the role of father and mother.

Brook and Bayin listened to the guild chat for a while, and gradually felt that it was getting a bit noisy and annoying. Fortunately, Brook asked the king for the command to shut down the guild chat, so they both used the @ command to reject the guild chat. Finally, their ears were quiet.

I turned a deaf ear to what was happening outside the window and was only focused on burning the pig in the stone tomb.

The two decided to ignore everything and just level up in this stone tomb formation. They practiced in seclusion until they reached level 30.