Beating Instances through Words Left by the Dead

Chapter 403: Chapter 219: Hymn Company_2

”According to the insider’s report, the space of the Four Major Organizations has been attacked by a mysterious newcomer, who seems to be cheating and is as strong as a monster. The Four Major Organizations put in all their efforts but couldn’t defeat them, resorting to joint resistance.”

This post hit the forum’s trending list in just a few minutes, ranking first in hot searches.

The content of the post mostly includes speculations from players in public bars. Initially, the speculations were quite outrageous, so the poster added a bit of ”detail” to tie various guesses together.

Like the Evolution Committee sending dozens of max-level players to hunt, only to be defeated head-on by the mysterious player; Western Union deploying top-level item Holy Relic, yet still unable to stop the mysterious player’s progress; White Tower launching a barrage of hundreds of Energy Cannon Towers, not hurting the player one bit; Management Bureau setting up Heaven and Earth Killing Array, yet the mysterious newcomer leisurely walking and collapsing the Divine Hall of Hongmeng with a single punch.

Described vividly, it even includes some photos of the Four Major Organizations following the attack to confirm the authenticity of the information.

Seeing this, Wu Chang almost started believing it himself.

How could he not know he was so badass, being able to ignore Abyssal Game rules and randomly demolish things in the non-combat areas of Crimson Courtyard?

If he had this ability and could cheat this much, he wouldn’t be crazily targeted by the administrators; instead, he would drag them out for severe punishment.

What if the administrator is male?

Then use the Desire Mother Goddess’s power to feminize him before punishing him brutally.

He would definitely make a punishment roulette, set the punishment multiplier to 0.01%, and program it to always land on that option.

In some sense, this dungeon will be the most challenging yet.

It’s a pity ideas are just ideas; Wu Chang won dozens of times in his mind, but he understood who was punishing who when he appeared in the Dungeon Waiting Hall.

With half an hour remaining until the dungeon cooldown refreshes, Wu Chang used the last moments to look over recently highly polluted, near-out-of-control A-Level dungeons.

The cooldown countdown quickly ended, and he started matching the dungeon.

”Matching the player to a dungeon, Player Level 24, difficulty matching probability: D-Level: 10%; C-Level: 35%; B-Level: 50%; A-Level: 5%.”

Wu Chang snorted disdainfully at the difficulty distribution of the matched dungeon, thinking the Abyssal Game was out of stock. Apparently, the highest level dungeon that can be matched right now is only A-Level.

S-Level dungeons are extremely rare, not even appearing once in three to four years under normal circumstances. Once they appear, the Four Major Organizations will immediately gather to tackle them.

Even Abyssal Game has no inventory; otherwise, he ought to have a taste.

He wasn’t concerned about the matching result at all.

For a normal Level 24 player, there’s a high likelihood of matching C and B-Level dungeons, with only one possible outcome for him.

Sure enough, the difficulty wheel spun a full circle before steadily stopping at the very center of the A-Level dungeon area.

”Match complete!”

”Successfully entered ’Wasteland—Plane 67254’.”

”Dungeon Name: Hymn Company.”

”Dungeon Type: Multiplayer Survival Mode.”

”Dungeon Mode: Competition Mode, player damage reduction by 40%.”

”Dungeon Difficulty: A.”

”Official Suggestion for Minimum Exploration Level: 25, please proceed with caution.”

”Dungeon Status: Near out-of-control!”

”Main Quest 1: Become an employee of Hymn Company, and either complete a promotion or pass three weekly performance evaluations.”

”Main Quest 2: Investigate the hidden secret of Hymn Company.”

”Main Quest 3: Maintain the Peace Value of Weildo City, ensuring it does not fall below 30 points.”

”Side Competition Quest: The top five players in dungeon completion will receive additional completion bonuses of 30%, 25%, 20%, 15%, and 10% based on ranking. Additional completion bonuses can increase total completion up to 90%, with overflow converted to basic dungeon rewards.”

”Note: This dungeon is a special permanent dungeon, upon first entry, if completion at settlement is ≥70% and permanent residency in Weildo City is acquired, then a fixed access channel to this plane can be established.”

This is the flavor he wanted, nearly out-of-control.

Wu Chang snorted and began to observe the popup notifications in front.

Matching with Hymn Company was honestly unexpected.

On the difficulty leaderboard for A-Level dungeons, Hymn Company doesn’t even rank in the top ten. When he first entered Abyssal Game, Hymn Company’s dungeon erosion level hadn’t even reached high pollution.

If not for the Iron Armor Corps forcefully reserving this dungeon, Wu Chang wouldn’t have paid attention to it.

Instead of assigning him the hardest A-Level dungeon, choosing this newly nearly out-of-control dungeon might be a signal from the dungeon administrator to make peace?

Regardless of what the administrator intended, the note in dungeon information caught his attention.

This is the first time he’s encountered a dungeon where clearing it opens a fixed access channel—not sure if the Iron Armor Corps’ high-priced acquisition of Hymn Company’s information is for this reason.

Speaking of Iron Armor Corps, Wu Chang’s expression turned odd.

This bunch dares to cooperate with secret organizations, but since they’re in this dungeon, he must give them some trouble.

The Iron Armor Corps reward notes mention something critical about reincarnation items in the Hymn Company dungeon, right?

He’ll soon have them in abundance.

Wu Chang shifted his attention from system prompts to reality, realizing under the effect of the ”True Walker” title, he’d become an employee of Hymn Company directly.

He was currently in a large, prestigious office, obviously at a high position.