Time Attack Dungeon Location Revealed
Haneulgom, the Gangster Necromancer user who hurriedly logged out of Illusion, immediately posted something on the homepage.
Just as it says—a brand new dungeon. It's a time attack dungeon, and I'm selling the location and all the info. One thing to note: users of different levels can enter simultaneously. Pretty insane, right? So please include your offer in a PM. No price means no reply and instant delete. If it exceeds what I have in mind, I won't ask for more and will contact that person right away to deal. Waiting.
He registered the post and checked his inbox periodically.
There was no impatience.
Well, other users are probably selling it too.
The dungeon's location wouldn't change, and it wouldn't disappear. There didn't seem to be a party limit either, so he figured it didn't matter either way.
Still, it would be nice to snag the top spot.
No messages yet.
Out of curiosity, he checked the comments.
Comments had already surpassed 50.
What the hell.
Most were curses.
Ah, whatever!
Irritated, he hit back, then checked his inbox again.
An "N" blinked.
It's here!
He hurriedly checked the PM.
Jackpot from the start.
Groooar, 2 million won…!
As he moved to reply, another PM arrived.
The second was 2.3 million won.
"Whoaaa!"
He couldn't help but cheer.
The inbox exploded.
His eyes started spinning a bit.
Yeah, 3 million would be a steal.
At least 3.5 million.
No, maybe even more.
Greed began to build.
Yeah, life's gotta have one big score!
So he sent a fake reply to the 3 million offer.
The recipient replied instantly.
Haneulgom clenched his fist.
Good!
But still not satisfied.
Just a bit more, just a tiny bit.
He played a tense game of push and pull.
Finally, Haneulgom was satisfied.
Yeah, this is plenty!
It was a chance to earn more than a year's salary in one go.
Haneulgom furrowed his brow.
He didn't want delays.
Yeah, 30 minutes is fine.
He consoled himself and checked the time.
It crawled by agonizingly slow.
Meanwhile.
The Maya Guild Master, planning to drop 3.9 million won, held a final meeting with his guild members.
"This really okay?"
"No level restriction on the dungeon?"
"Yeah."
"Doesn't disappear."
"Right."
"Rewards looked pretty good? If the whole guild goes, we can gear up nicely—worth it."
"Phew, yeah? Bought 30 minutes anyway, let's think a bit more."
"Sure. Oh, scam risk, so meet in person, check ID at district office matches address."
"Yeah, gotta."
The guild master nodded.
"Big money."
"Yep. Draining our funds."
"Anything else?"
"Hmm, verify they actually live there."
"Ah."
"Bank name must match."
Just pointing out precautions ate up the 30 minutes.
"Alright, I'm off."
"Go for it."
As the guild master stood, the guild meeting room door burst open.
"Guild master! Vice! Huge news, huge!"
"What huge news?"
"Too long to explain. See for yourself!"
"Myself?"
"Yeah, open homepage from options!"
"Nonsense. How from options?"
"Updated yesterday!"
"Oh, right?"
"Yeah, options has direct homepage link."
"Whoa, for real?"
"In?"
"Yeah."
"Tips board, hot issues. Author K.Mu."
"Mu-hyuk?"
"Yes! Hurry!"
"O-okay."
A post filled his view.
Found new content recently. A dungeon, but totally different from known ones. Time limit, must clear within for rewards—time attack style. More fun than expected, rewards way better than fields, so I grinded it awhile. Skipping details—better to see yourself. Illusion TV video link below. Oh, one thing: don't rush with small group. Need at least 130+ level to deal damage, recommend 200+ minimum. Finally, location…
The Maya Guild Master, having read it all, shouted.
"Jackpot!"
"What jackpot?"
The vice guild master asked.
"See yourself."
"Ugh, annoying."
But he still moved his hands.
Soon, his cheer erupted.
"He shared such killer info for free?"
"Right?!"
"Wow, amazing. And this the one?"
"Yep. The 3.9 million one!"
"Ha, haha…"
A total mega jackpot.
Hot issues rank 10.
Surged to rank 3 in hours. But even watching it climb, the Maya Guild Master wasn't satisfied. If only Mu-hyuk himself posted, views and rank would soar more. His awe was on another level.
"How much regret if we bought it."
"Yeah. Lucky."
"Mu-hyuk's something else the more I think."
"Huh? Why?"
"Just posts info like that."
"Pfft, tips board pays 2 won per view."
"Pocket change vs selling."
"True…"
"Anyway. Prep for dungeon. I'm stepping out briefly."
"Huh? Oh, sure."
The logged-out Maya Guild Master posted on his SNS.
The film industry was dead, but movies still trickled out. The reigning top actor from those few, his post spread fast.
Seeing likes and shares skyrocket, the guild master finally smiled and logged into the homepage. Then PMed the seller.
Haneulgom, checking the PM, scowled.
"Fuck, what?!"
Tips board post?
He checked immediately.
Author: K.Mu
Mu-hyuk…!
He scanned the content.
"Damn it all!"
His grand plan to strike rich selling the location crumbled pathetically. And he wasn't alone.
"That bastard…!"
"Goddamn it!"
"Ha, for real!"
All users trying to sell the dungeon cursed Mu-hyuk.
*
Mu-hyuk didn't care much about views.
Max 5 million? 10 million won tops, but peanuts compared to selling.
Still, whatever.
He wasn't desperate for cash anyway. Better yet, it cleared out the other users' shamelessness—refreshing.
No denying it: only possible because he led the quest.
Time for food first.
Mu-hyuk left his room and ate with his mother.
"More?"
"Yeah."
"Eating well today."
"Tastes good."
"Illusion, right? Doing well?"
"Yep. Going great."
"Games still don't sit right, but keep at it."
Mu-hyuk looked at his mother.
"Mom."
"Yes?"
"Wanna try Illusion this weekend?"
"Illusion?"
"Yeah, no hunting needed. Just sightseeing like a trip. Way better than overseas—crystal seas, tons to see. Best part: free time and money."
Free trip? Irresistible. Mother's eyes lit up.
"That pretty?"
"Yep. Tell Dad."
"Sh-should I?"
"Yeah, and Sis. Just a few hours sightseeing."
No long time commitment.
No cramped flights.
No big costs.
Perfect.
"Got it. I'll tell them."
Mu-hyuk had roped them into a plan on impulse.
*
Logging into Illusion, Mu-hyuk summoned his warhorse.
"Summon."
Heading to the warp gate, he checked his territory status.
Population down, security from poor to extremely poor.
Huh? What.
Monster invasion or bandit raid.
One or the other.
Gotta hurry.
He waited in the warp gate line.
His turn came quick.
"Where to?"
"Abenso Village."
Paid and stepped on.
Whoosh.
Light faded; Mu-hyuk arrived in quiet Abenso Village, then galloped out to monster territory.
Ignored the charging ones. Even at speed, one death-defying fool got an annoyed arrow.
Pang!
Arrow nailed its forehead.
One-shot kill.
Faster.
The warhorse whinnied in agreement, speeding up.
About an hour of galloping later.
Column Village.
Finally, the place he ruled himself.