As they headed towards the nearest Dungeon, Jasmine couldn't escape the thoughts swirling in her mind. She had seen firsthand the power of the envoys and their arrogant confidence. How could they possibly contend with such formidable foes? It weighed heavily on her mind.
Sensing her unease, Keshav placed a hand on her shoulder, offering a reassuring gesture. "It's going to be fine," he said, his voice calm and steady. "We'll keep leveling up and growing stronger. We won't let anyone threaten our home."
Jasmine looked at him, her expression softening slightly at his words. It was easy to get lost in worry about the future, but Keshav's unwavering confidence somehow eased her mind. She nodded, a small smile tugging at the corners of her lips. "You're right," she agreed, her voice becoming more resolute. "We'll keep getting stronger together."
Keshav grinned, satisfied that he had been able to alleviate some of her worries. "And besides," he quipped, a playful glint in his eyes, "we make a pretty kickass team, don't we?"
Jasmine let out a soft laugh, the tension in her shoulders visibly dissipating. "Yeah," she admitted, a hint of a smile now spreading across her face. "We do make a pretty great team."
Keshav and Jasmine approached a newly formed Dungeon, its imposing entrance standing tall before them. It emitted an aura of power, indicating that it was of a considerably higher level than the Dungeons they had previously conquered. The duo exchanged glances, their determination shining in their eyes. This Dungeon was going to be a challenge, but they were ready for it.
As they ventured further into the dungeon, Keshav and Jasmine found themselves caught in the midst of a battle between two armies, though neither side consisted of humans. Instead, they witnessed a cosmic conflict unfolding in the vastness of space. One army sported a deep blue hue, while the other showcased a vivid red color. The battle raged on, each side locked in a fierce struggle.
The duo stood on the outskirts of the battlefield, mesmerized by the surreal scene before them. The spaceships, equipped with advanced weaponry, unleashed a barrage of energy beams and projectiles, creating a chorus of explosions and flashes of light. The contrast between the red and blue forces was stark, as if representing two opposing factions from different corners of the universe.
Keshav couldn't help but marvel at the sight. "This is incredible," he whispered, his gaze fixed on the breathtaking spectacle unfolding before them. "I've never seen anything like it. They look like they're fighting for their very existence."
Jasmine nodded in agreement, equally entranced by the otherworldly battle. "I wonder who they are," she mused, her voice tinged with curiosity. "Are they aliens from different planets, or perhaps dimensions?"
Then system message came [You had entered plot dungeon. To clear a plot dungeon you need to meet some conditions]
Keshav and Jasmine exchanged glances as a system message suddenly materialized before them, its words floating in the air like holographic text. The message stated that they had entered a plot dungeon, and to clear it, they would need to meet certain conditions.
Then system continued [ The condition to clear current dungeon is 'Join 1 side and make them win.']
Keshav and Jasmine studied the message closely, their expressions furrowing as they processed the condition laid before them. The system message had clearly conveyed the requirement to join one side in the ongoing cosmic battle and help them secure victory.
"So, we need to team up with one of these factions and help them win," Keshav said, his tone contemplative as he pondered their options. "But do we even know who they are? And what happens if we side with the wrong side?"
Jasmine nodded, her eyes still fixed on the intense battle unfolding before them. "Those are valid questions," she mused, her mind racing as she considered the potential consequences of their decision. "We need to assess the situation carefully before deciding which side to support."
Keshav agreed. "We can't afford to make the wrong choice here," he said, a hint of determination in his voice. "We need to gather as much information as we can about these factions and their goals before we make a decision."
As they attempted to navigate away from the cosmic battle and towards a distant planet, they suddenly found themselves confronted with an impenetrable dungeon wall. It appeared that their path had been blocked, and there was no way to proceed further.
Keshav observed the impenetrable dungeon wall before them, his expression thoughtful. He pondered the thought of using his power to cut through it, but the risk of causing a dungeon collapse concerned him greatly. He knew that such a catastrophic event could have dire consequences for them and potentially the entire world outside the dungeon.
"It's not worth it," Jasmine said, sensing Keshav's hesitation. "We can't afford to take the risk of causing a dungeon collapse. We'll find another way to clear the plot dungeon somehow."
Keshav nodded in agreement, grateful for her wisdom. "You're right," he said, his voice filled with resolve. "Looks like we can only join one side."
"But which one should we side with?" Jasmine asked, her gaze shifting back to the raging battle between the blue and red spaceships. She continued "They look same except for there colours."
Keshav scrutinized the battle unfolding before him, his observations clear. The spaceships appeared to be similar in capabilities and design, except for their respective color schemes.
He turned to Jasmine and said, "You're right. There doesn't seem to be a significant difference between them, apart from their colors. Let's side with the blue faction, then."
Jasmine nodded in agreement, trusting Keshav's judgment. "Alright, let's join forces with the blue side," she confirmed, her voice firm. "But we need to be cautious. We don't fully understand their motives or intentions. We should try to gather information and assess their cause before fully committing."
Keshav spanked her "Why are you always so cautious even with our cheat skills"
Jasmine winced slightly as Keshav's hand made contact with her backside, a mix of surprise and slight annoyance on her face.
She rolled her eyes playfully, replying, "Because, Mister Overconfident, even with our cheat skills, it doesn't hurt to be cautious. We don't know what we might encounter, and rushing into situations can lead to unforeseen consequences."
Keshav said while he spanked her again "If i want i can kill them in one attack."
Jasmine let out a small gasp as Keshav's hand made contact with her backside once more, her expression a mix of mock indignation and amusement. She couldn't help but laugh at his overconfidence.
"Oh, is that so?" she teased, her voice laced with playfulness. "You think you can take on an entire army of spaceships with just one attack, hmm?"
Keshav said "You know i am saying truth"
Jasmine rolled her eyes playfully, unable to deny Keshav's claim. She was well aware that his power and cheat skill indeed gave him an unmatched advantage in combat. However, her cautious nature still prevailed.
"Yeah, yeah, I know you're powerful," she conceded. "But that doesn't mean we shouldn't be cautious. Overconfidence can lead to sloppy mistakes."