Job title: Underwater adventure: Deep below the surface. (One Time Only)
Rank: B
Player requirements: At least one B-Ranked Wizard or two C-Ranked Wizards.
Job requirements: Minimum 300 words per post, at least 40 posts. At least one of the participants must have completely Underwater Adventure: Running Out of Air. Collect the three stone map pieces and defeat their dark guardian.
Job location: Cloud Sea
Job description:
Enter the ancient portal and be transported deep below the surface of the cloud sea. Not many have been down there, if anyone at all. To your surprise, the sandy ground you'll be close to is nothing short of beautiful, growing many alien plants that emit light and look simply stunning. Not to mention all the colorful fish you can see here. Of course, there are predators as well, so be wary of them. Continue along the path of the light-providing flora to find ruins of something that might have once been a city. Explore and find three pieces of a stone map that you can bring back to the researchers. But be careful, because once you collect all three, something unknown will try to stop you.
Visual representation of the underwater path and the ruined city.
Enemies:
Reward: 40k Jewels, One legendary weapon for each participant, unlocks next job in the underwater adventure series.
-- Credits to VindStot.
Rank: B
Player requirements: At least one B-Ranked Wizard or two C-Ranked Wizards.
Job requirements: Minimum 300 words per post, at least 40 posts. At least one of the participants must have completely Underwater Adventure: Running Out of Air. Collect the three stone map pieces and defeat their dark guardian.
Job location: Cloud Sea
Job description:
„Most briliant work you did last time! With the artifact, we managed to open an ancient magical portal that leads to an unknown location somewhere in the Cloud sea. Since the sea itself is extremely hard to navigate, we have no idea where you'll actually pop up. All we know is that it will be deep below the water's surface. But no worries! With the artifact in our hands, you'll be able to breath underwater for as long as you need. It should also allow you to talk normally and such. And since this portal exists, there must be something waiting on the other side! Please, go investigate and bring us all the data you can!“
-Geoss, the main researcher
Enter the ancient portal and be transported deep below the surface of the cloud sea. Not many have been down there, if anyone at all. To your surprise, the sandy ground you'll be close to is nothing short of beautiful, growing many alien plants that emit light and look simply stunning. Not to mention all the colorful fish you can see here. Of course, there are predators as well, so be wary of them. Continue along the path of the light-providing flora to find ruins of something that might have once been a city. Explore and find three pieces of a stone map that you can bring back to the researchers. But be careful, because once you collect all three, something unknown will try to stop you.
Visual representation of the underwater path and the ruined city.
Enemies:
Weak: Waterfly
Visual representation
These bigger fishies are beautifully colored and to some people, they might look like underwater version of butterflies. And just like with everything in nature, their beauty is also their weapon. They are very much carnivorous and their prey is lured by their pretty appearance. And it's so effective that it even work on mages. They can hypnotize any mage of B-rank or lower and draw them closer. Once close enough, they bite the target, dealing regular B-rank damage. Be careful when approaching them. At least they go down with a single B-rank spell.
Normal: Prowler
Visual representation
These crab-like guys travel across the sea's floor in search of... god knows what. Despite having eyes, they are nearly blind, however, they can perfectly locate any living creature through the movement of water and vibration inside of the earth. Be careful with them, as they can be quite aggressive when they find their target. Their claws inflict regular B-rank damage, but their hardened bodies proved extra protection. They go down in 4 B-rank spells.
Strong: Zapper
Visual representation
As their name suggests, these guys are positively charged up! They're usually passive and just kinda swim around... but you apparently entered their territory and now their hostile! They have been recorded using electricity to incapacitate its prey, and they'll try to do the same to you. A light hum of bio-electricity can be heard whenever one is nearby, too. If they get close to you, you will get zapped and receive A-rank damage, or you could get bitten by these guys, receiving B-rank damage. They go down it 5 B-rank spells. This makes then tough and dangerous foe.
Boss: Gaping worm
Visual representation
Probably not something you'd want to encounter, ever. These guys are big, gross and dangerous. Their gaping mouth in the front is filled with razor sharp teeth, and it will try to get you with it. And if it does, A-rank damage is inflicted. The fact that they are extremely fast doesn't help much either. Their fleshy bodies are also quite resistant, as they go down in 10 B-rank spells.
Boss: Stalking terror
Visual representation
Cannot be rolled, appears once all three pieces of the stone map are found.
For some reason, it seems like this creature is protecting the the city. And once you have all the pieces for the map, it sets it's eyes on you. This creature's description doesn't quite fit anything that is known to exists, and it's not friendly. it moves fast, inflicting A-rank damage upon each hit with it's razor sharp limbs. It's bites do the same amount of damage, but leave the target bleeding for the next turn, dealing additional B-rank damage. It can tank up to 12 B-ranked spells and once it senses loss, it will flee, leaving few items behind that look like they could be used as weapons.
Visual representation
These bigger fishies are beautifully colored and to some people, they might look like underwater version of butterflies. And just like with everything in nature, their beauty is also their weapon. They are very much carnivorous and their prey is lured by their pretty appearance. And it's so effective that it even work on mages. They can hypnotize any mage of B-rank or lower and draw them closer. Once close enough, they bite the target, dealing regular B-rank damage. Be careful when approaching them. At least they go down with a single B-rank spell.
Normal: Prowler
Visual representation
These crab-like guys travel across the sea's floor in search of... god knows what. Despite having eyes, they are nearly blind, however, they can perfectly locate any living creature through the movement of water and vibration inside of the earth. Be careful with them, as they can be quite aggressive when they find their target. Their claws inflict regular B-rank damage, but their hardened bodies proved extra protection. They go down in 4 B-rank spells.
Strong: Zapper
Visual representation
As their name suggests, these guys are positively charged up! They're usually passive and just kinda swim around... but you apparently entered their territory and now their hostile! They have been recorded using electricity to incapacitate its prey, and they'll try to do the same to you. A light hum of bio-electricity can be heard whenever one is nearby, too. If they get close to you, you will get zapped and receive A-rank damage, or you could get bitten by these guys, receiving B-rank damage. They go down it 5 B-rank spells. This makes then tough and dangerous foe.
Boss: Gaping worm
Visual representation
Probably not something you'd want to encounter, ever. These guys are big, gross and dangerous. Their gaping mouth in the front is filled with razor sharp teeth, and it will try to get you with it. And if it does, A-rank damage is inflicted. The fact that they are extremely fast doesn't help much either. Their fleshy bodies are also quite resistant, as they go down in 10 B-rank spells.
Boss: Stalking terror
Visual representation
Cannot be rolled, appears once all three pieces of the stone map are found.
For some reason, it seems like this creature is protecting the the city. And once you have all the pieces for the map, it sets it's eyes on you. This creature's description doesn't quite fit anything that is known to exists, and it's not friendly. it moves fast, inflicting A-rank damage upon each hit with it's razor sharp limbs. It's bites do the same amount of damage, but leave the target bleeding for the next turn, dealing additional B-rank damage. It can tank up to 12 B-ranked spells and once it senses loss, it will flee, leaving few items behind that look like they could be used as weapons.
Reward: 40k Jewels, One legendary weapon for each participant, unlocks next job in the underwater adventure series.
-- Credits to VindStot.
