Chapter 121
Chapter 121 The Tsunami Begins
“Man, the gap is real. But hey, former teammates, good luck p>
On the split screen in front of her were the members of Roseflare.
The moment they entered the instance, a warning appeared: a tsunami was about to hit the city.
The bad news? They didn’t bring any underwater breathing potions.
Their luck had finally run out.
Luckily, they were quick on their feet. They quickly found a big supermarket and grabbed life jackets and swim rings.
Downside? No pumps. They had to blow them up
themselves.
Low areas would flood fast and get attacked by sea monsters, so they needed to move into tall buildings.
But in a city of five million people, everyone had the same idea.
Who didn’t know tall buildings were safer?
Most viable locations were already taken. In public instances, players could hurt each other, and fights had already started.
The rules didn’t forbid players from attacking each other and knocking others out early.
The four members of Roseflare were blowing up swim rings while looking for a spot.
Students like them were everywhere.
It was total chaos.
A city of five million people was loud and boiling over.
Then a message popped up in the public chat.
“Selling life jackets for 10,000 Starcoins. Swim rings for 50,000. Fishing boats for 500,000. Speedboats for 1,000,000. Yachts for 10,000,000. Cargo ships for 100,000,000. Check my profile to buy now p>
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Inside Grayfog Star Prison.
Bruce gave a bitter smile. “So she’s selling supplies now, huh p>
He shot Lucas a blaming look. If Lucas hadn’t skimmed money back then, Joanna wouldn’t be this desperate or so obsessed with cash.
Of course, he didn’t stay mad for long, after all, they were all birds of a feather.
Inside the Wilford Tsunami public dungeon.
The moment the news dropped, five million players completely lost it.
“Where are you from? That’s robbery p>
“Damn, this is how you get rich! I’ve got extra swim rings-49,999 Starcoins p>
“This is insane. Then what about my underwater breathing potions? How much are you offering p>
“Outside, they’re 2,000 Starcoins. I’ll pay ten times-20,000 p>
“Underwater breathing potions for 2 million Starcoins. Limited supply. DM me p>
Professionals turned into total chaos.
In a public dungeon, professionals in the same dungeon could trade with each other.
But they couldn’t trade with players from other dimensions. For that, they had to go back to their home planet.
The SAT dungeon worked the same way. Otherwise, people could just buy underwater breathing potions inside and solve everything easily.
Still, the prices were way too high.
Joanna didn’t sell a single item.
But she didn’t care.
The dungeon had started. Over the next 20 hours, someone would pay sooner or later.
“Wilford Tsunami public dungeon officially begins p>
Right then, every clock in the city ticked forward by one second.
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The air quickly turned damp and heavy. It felt hot and hard to breathe.
Joanna was standing on a cliff at a tourist spot marked “End of the World.” It was about 60 feet above sea level.
In her past life, this place was known as a suicide spot.
As the dungeon started, the seawater crashing against the rocks below suddenly pulled back fast, like an extreme low tide, exposing the seabed.
Far
away, the ocean surface bulged upward, growing bigger and bigger, like a rising mountain.
A deep roaring sound came from the sea.
A massive, 130-foot-tall wall of water was charging straight for the city.
Nighthowl’s Celestial Gaze was still active. Joanna had stopped using hers. Her spirit wasn’t as high as Nighthowl’s, and her mana pool was smaller. Keeping it active for too long would drain
her fast.
“Joanna, Wilford is on a small island. Tsunamis are hitting from all sides. The sea bridge has already been destroyed by a giant octopus p>
Joanna nodded, like she expected it.
She sat back in her Crimson Throne as it floated another 60 feet higher into the air.
Nighthowl and Alwyn followed, effortlessly hovering beside her.
Below, violent seawater slammed into the cliff. Damp mist and the strong smell of the deep sea rushed up at them.
The water turned a murky black. Suddenly, a dark shadow shot out of the sea-a sea monster shaped like a spear.
Like a signal being set off, countless strange sea monsters began popping up on the black water.
They were everywhere, packed tight.
The spear-shaped creature charged first, stabbing straight at Joanna’s chest.
Clang! It struck a white barrier of light and was hurled back into the sea.
It was blocked by Nighthowl’s Lunar Aegis.
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