My Dungeon Life: Rise of the Slave Harem-Chapter 1603

I recognized the place we had gone. It was the same beach where I had given the dungeon master my donation. In from of was a cover leading out into a dark, murky ocean.

When I had chosen this spot, it was because there were few people here. I never would have anticipated that this was the location of some hidden backdoor entrance through the dungeon. Would the dungeon master be angry now that I was going to seriously try to take their challenge? They might even consider it cheating. Hopefully, the nature of the dungeon meant they were looking for anyone who could beat it, regardless of their race.

The fact that the gauntlet had an easy path for Fae and fairy told me that the champion was probably on their side. It must have been the hero of the Fae I had seen glimpses of lore about. That said, the dungeon wouldn’t have included a second pathway if its alleged gift wasn’t for everyone. I mean, it probably had no choice in the matter, but hopefully, after all of these years, it wouldn’t take offense.

A few minutes had passed with nothing happening, so Anne spoke up in a whiny tone. “This is a complete waste of time.”

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“Just wait for it,” Calypso smirked, looking up.

I followed her vision, and I realized she was looking up at the sky. The sky was currently overcast. I couldn’t see far enough to see whether the SS island was still covered in mysterious fog or not. As I watched, the moon started to come out from behind the clouds. As soon as I felt the moon, I felt a strange kind of resonance. I wasn’t the only one who felt this. Cici suddenly closed her eyes, as if she was feeling a gentle breeze on her.

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A few moments later, I could feel a vibration in the ground. The vibration grew with increasing ferocity. The Titan Fall girls readied themselves while Anne grabbed onto the inquisitor to keep from falling on her face. The next thing I noticed was a churning of water in the bay. An object started to rise from the water. As it did so, waves struck the beach, reaching our feet and soaking our shoes. I felt Chance grab onto me worriedly, but Cici still stood there with her eyes closed, not even seeming to notice what was going on around her.

When the vibrations finally finished, a large cave entrance had seemingly risen from the water, directly in the center of the cover. It immediately dived down into the depths of the ocean. It was hard to say how it wasn’t filled with water because the entrance did not appear to contain any cover. Yet, the pathway did look dry. There was a stone path leading straight to it so you didn’t need to swim out there. Under the light of the moon, it had a somewhat surreal appearance.

As the last of the tremors faded, Cici opened up her eyes. She made a surprised noise as if she only just realized a cave entrance had suddenly appeared. Everyone else exchanged looks. There was a hidden entrance. The only way one could enter it was to have a fairy or Fae present in the moonlight. It was no surprise why it had never been stumbled upon before now.

“Shall we go?” Calypso asked, a knowing smirk on her face.