Occasionally, Orc Lords dropped their meat. With a bit of expectation, I checked their description. After finding out that eating it won’t raise my stats, I burnt the meat decisively. After all, why would I eat orc meat if it didn’t raise my stats? My inventory already had a hefty amount of food! The Orc Lord meat was likely there for explorers who didn’t prepare food beforehand.

Compared to the First Dungeon, Beyond was incredibly big. Plus, other than the attack reflecting walls, there were tons of other traps, making it completely different from the First Dungeon, where I could simply charge forward on Ruyue’s back. Here, I had to constantly observe my surroundings, look for traps, and hunt Orc Lords.

New pathways and Orc Lords appeared endlessly. Because I had to keep the maze’s map in mind and accurately calculate the trajectory of the crossbow bolts bouncing around, I felt like I was overtaxing my brain.

Of course, I got some benefits as well. Crossbow Marksmanship broke through low-rank and became mid-ranked. Perhaps because calculating the bolts trajectory gave a lot of experience, it was already level 2. My Elementalist skills...