Volume 6 Chapter 27: White Meadow Dungeon

"Is everyone ready?" Keith stared at the group.

"Mmhmm! We're good to go!" Herrick pumped his fist, raring for a fight.

"We have prepared everything! All we need to do is to head to the dungeon." Gabriel joked.

Keith nodded, "Alright, we're off! Diana, please take care of the island." When the group left, Diana, Nephele, and Aidiun watched over the island.

"Understood. Please have a safe journey." Diana smiled. As Keith and the group were about to leave,

"Keith?" "Hmmm?"

Carolyn raised a brow, "Don't "hmm?" us. What are you going to do about that?" The person she pointed at was Nephele; that woman was crying!

"My food!" Nephele still couldn't get over the fact that he would be gone for quite some time.

"We're going now. Diana! I leave it up to you!" Keith laughed as he walked away. That was Diana's job. Like that, the group headed to the guild hall. When they did, a lot of eyes were on them.

"It seems like we're superstars." Jack rubbed his nose.

"I think it's because our party is much larger than others." Alfia looked around. Usually, a party would be around 5-7 people. But their group was 10. That was twice the size.

"And you guys are really decked out." Their armor was pretty shiny.

"Madison, We've decided to go to this dungeon." Keith placed the paper in front of her.

"Understood. Good luck with your exploration of the White Meadow Dungeon." Madison smiled, "Please be wary of the monsters. Also, what will your party name be?"

"Party name?"

"Yes. Sometimes, we need a party name to make paperwork easier." It made them more well-known.

"Ooh! How about we call ourselves the Super Fighters!" Herrick suggested.

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"..." Super Fighters?

"We are not calling ourselves that." Jack retorted. He would rather die than use that name. It was too cringey!

"Then what do you suggest?"

"How about the flaming swords?" Jack smiled.

"...No."

"How about Alfia And Friends?" Faelyn suggested.

"..." That's even worse! And like that, an argument ensued about the name.

"Keith, what do you want?" Carolyn turned to Keith. He was the party leader. Everyone stared at him.

"Madison, just put us as Group A."

"That's worse!" "I don't want that!"

The naming sense of this man was the best!

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"Are you guys that concerned with the name?" A sigh came out of Keith's mouth. The group was now in a carriage; the rest had dead-pan expressions. They were still griping over the name.

"But Group A?" Melor retorted. The name they had right now was Group A.

"It's only a name right now. It's not final." Madison told him he could have a filler before they went official.

"You named us Group A. What is this?" Jack grabbed his head. Just the thought made his face contort.

"Like I said, we can change it later. And stop focusing on it. Right now, our priority should be dealing with the dungeon." Exploring the dungeon took precedence over a stupid name.

"Are you guys a new party?" Hearing all of this, the coachman questioned.

"Mmhmm, Sir. This will be our first time entering the dungeon as a party."

"Then you guys have to be careful."

"Mmhmm." The ride there lasted an hour before they arrived in front of the dungeon.

"I see. Good luck out there, you kids." He had seen a lot of young adventurers. But not a party like this.

"Mmhmm!" Keith smiled as the group entered the dungeon. When they did, they were met with other adventurers there.

"I guess we're not the only ones here," Sarah commented.

"It's nothing compared to when I went to the dungeon." The number of people here was less than the one Keith went to. I guess it's filled with dangers.

"Let's go!" Melor shouted. They didn't need to care about them! They should go in.

"Alright, alright." Keith sighed. Like that, they entered the dungeon.

"Woah. This is different from the one we went to," Herrick noticed the difference as they walked.

"That's because Principal Cadmus and the other instructors altered it to make it easier for the students," Keith explained.

"They did?"

"Didn't you guys notice how the dungeon's hallway was too smooth?" It was odd.

"Ah," Now that they thought about it, the dungeon was too odd. The group continued to go forward before they entered the first floor. And what they saw surprised them.

"What's this?"

"There's so many tunnels." What they saw was a bunch of different tunnels there. It was surprising, to say the least.