I'll also work hard to conquer the dungeon today.

Chapter 273, page 1.19, number 6: Rabbit Run!
Mu Yin glanced at the golden goblet hanging on his waist, then casually snatched back his short sword and sheathed it at his waist.

"You can't kill me, no matter who sent you," Mu Yin said slowly.

He lowered his eyes and remained silent, lost in thought once more.

Mu Yin frowned slightly. This person seemed to only think about the current problem, and then he would always need to rethink the next problem.

How exactly does a brain grow?

Even if he wasn't good at thinking, he wouldn't be this slow-witted.

"That will be troublesome..." he said in a low voice, slightly raising his head and staring at Mu Yin for a long time with his gloomy, cold, golden eyes, before turning around and leaving without hesitation.

"Are you leaving already?" Mu Yin asked, looking at his retreating figure with surprise.

"I quit, it's such a hassle, it's a complete waste of my time drinking." It was like a child throwing a tantrum, very childish, but after he left, the oppressive and gloomy atmosphere was finally swept away.

"Phew~ They're finally gone." The rabbit village chief slammed his furry bottom on the ground, grabbed his long ears with his two paws, and said with lingering fear.

Mu Yin did not respond to the village chief, but remained silent.

Actually, he was somewhat lucky to have come to this instance instead of Mu Yegui. After all, Mu Yegui is a furry lover, and once he got here, he probably wouldn't have moved an inch.

What that person said and described was not quite the same; it likely refers to Mu Yegui, meaning that he also wanted to kill Mu Yegui.

"What did you do that made someone send him to kill you?" Mu Yin asked in a low voice.

"Don't you know what I did, Xiao Yin?" Mu Yegui retorted, as if she hadn't done anything particularly special.

but……

It must be related to some clandestine forces.

"This person's attire resembles that of a priest from the Mysterious Kingdom. If I'm not mistaken, he is from the Mysterious Kingdom." Speaking of the Mysterious Kingdom, I think of the Sloth who has never appeared before, but there is currently no evidence pointing to Sloth. It can only be said that he is an ignorant person from the Mysterious Kingdom.

But can laziness really tolerate people doing bad things with impunity in the territory of the Mysterious Kingdom?

Or is it really related to him?

If that's the explanation, she doesn't understand why Laziness would send someone to kill her.

What secret is hidden in this?
Before Mu Yegui could finish thinking, Mu Yin had already spoken, "Stupid rabbit! Is your mission that simple?"

The village chief trembled slightly. It was not simple at all. Just from the fact that the dungeon difficulty was C+6, you could tell that six waves of people had already been wiped out.

only……

It changed its mission at the last minute because it encountered Mu Yin.

I don't want to stay with this plague god any longer; it's better to get rid of him as soon as possible.

Thus began a series of incredibly simple and perfunctory tasks.

"Where is the mission location?" Mu Yin didn't intend to listen to the village chief's explanation, but simply asked casually.

The rabbit village chief stretched out his furry paw and pointed to the path in the distance, "Radish Warehouse."

Mu Yin lifted his eyelids, muttering to himself as he walked, "They're really careless, letting outsiders into the grain storage area. Aren't they afraid it'll be burned down?"

Whether it was because Mu Yin was too jinxed or not, not long after he finished speaking, thick smoke billowed into the distant sky.

Mu Yin: "..." Could it be that he was right? He was surprised for a moment, and then ran over.

The first thing you see is the radish warehouse engulfed in flames, almost nothing is intact, and even though the rabbits are trying their best to put out the fire, the flames don't seem to be getting any smaller.

The group of new players carried buckets and kept splashing water, but the weak water only made the fire grow bigger and bigger.

Flames licked the sky, carrying an unstoppable momentum, constantly engulfing the surrounding buildings.

A man in a gray cloak stood still in front of the radish warehouse. Unlike the other players who were carrying buckets of water and running around, he watched the increasingly fierce fire as if he were observing it.

The flames illuminated his grey cloak, turning it a deep red.

"Did you do it?" Mu Yin stood behind him and said slowly.

"It's taking a little longer than I expected." After hearing Mu Yin's words, he slowly turned around to face Mu Yin. His entire body was covered by a gray cloak, so his true face could not be seen.

As if seeing an acquaintance, his tone carried a hint of joy upon seeing Mu Yin.

"Purpose?" Mu Yin asked, frowning.

Although everyone has their own strategy, his actions did not hinder him, so Mu Yin at most only asked about his purpose, rather than attacking him or helping other players.

"You're a veteran player who's in charge of guiding us, yet you're taking on two roles despite being one person. I've always been curious about that." He didn't answer Mu Yin's question, but just continued talking to himself.

Mu lowered his eyes. This was another guy who liked to talk to himself. He'd better observe what he was going to do.

"Your task should be the same as ours, but you've never shown any interest in participating, as if you wouldn't be punished for not participating. It's like you have special privileges... No, to be precise, you should be one of the crown princes mentioned in the rules, right?" He chuckled softly.

"Hmm, go on." Mu Yin raised an eyebrow, suddenly becoming interested, not intending to interrupt his train of thought, and completely unconcerned about how tragic the fate of the rabbit clan's Radish Warehouse would be.

"No, I think this information is enough. If I say anything more, I'm afraid you'll try to kill me."

He shook his head and said, "My mission is a little different from yours. The requirement is to destroy this instance. The title of this instance is 'Rabbit Run,' which doesn't mean racing against rabbits, but rather 'Rabbit! Run!' which means stopping the destruction of homes and preventing the death of rabbits. But unfortunately, they didn't decipher it, and I obtained my own mission based on the information they revealed, which is to prevent them from completing their mission."

And so he succeeded.

He was the only one who completed the entire beginner dungeon, earning a hidden achievement and information about the Crown Prince dungeon.

“Your Highness, you said before that if I wanted to have an equal dialogue with you, I would have to stand on equal footing with you, right?” he asked in a clear voice.

"So what? I did say that. Are you trying to tell me that you and I are on equal footing?" Mu Yin smiled sarcastically.

"No, I am certainly not qualified to have an equal dialogue with you right now, but that doesn't mean I have no self-respect. Although I am not qualified, I am still somewhat unwilling."

He reached out and removed the hood from his cloak, revealing a head of beautiful, long, straight, blue-gray hair. He gazed quietly at Mu Yin with his beautiful blue-gray eyes.

"If you can, please remember my name. I am Bertias, and I will be a human who will stand on equal footing with you and speak to you in the future. If I become the crown prince, please grant me one request."

He had barely finished speaking when his figure vanished into thin air.

At the same time, he heard the sound of Philu making him grit his teeth.

[The instance has ended. New players who have not completed the instance quest will be eliminated, and all other players will return to the starting point.]

The new character, Bertias, is a bit of a mouthful. Don't worry if you can't remember it; just remember his nickname, Little Bertias.

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