Walkthrough for the Transcendental Hunter's Ruins - Chapter 63

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Episode 63
With the collection of the monster’s corpse, the dungeon clear was complete, and Jeon Jae-woo received the system’s reward.
Curiously, the reward for the ‘Ruin of Death’ was just a single sheet of paper.
Upon seeing a ticket-like reward, Jeon Jae-woo was taken aback.
‘Huh? Was this dungeon clear reward also an Additional Clear Ticket?’
He hadn’t checked what the dungeon clear reward was.
It was enough to verify what monsters were available for material acquisition.
But upon examination, it turned out to be a ticket with an entirely different purpose from the Additional Clear Ticket.
[Intervention Ticket – Allows one entry into a dungeon currently being cleared by another person.]
‘…What is this, now.’
When something of unknown nature appeared, it was better to entrust it to Mutant rather than suffer alone.
After all, he was a chimera designed to encompass all the knowledge of this world—or more precisely, Earth.
Sure enough, Mutant recognized the Intervention Ticket at once. Smart creature.
Mutant conveyed the information to Myeol-geop, and Myeol-geop relayed it back to Jeon Jae-woo.
[It’s literally a ticket that grants the authority to intervene.]
“What do you mean?”
[Generally speaking, you can’t have another person additionally enter a dungeon while someone is clearing it, right?]
“Right.”
When a hunter clears a dungeon, the space during the clear belongs only to the hunters who entered together.
Even if other hunters can enter before the clear is complete, they don’t share the same dungeon space as those already inside—instead, they enter their own separate dungeon space.
The principle escapes him, but it’s truly remarkable.
If only one hunter enters at a time, the same dungeon creates thousands or tens of thousands of separate spaces.
That said, the monster corpses obtainable from a dungeon aren’t infinite.
Both the dungeon’s own rewards and the monster corpses cannot be brought out if you give up midway.
In any case, when a hunter successfully completes the clear first among all those entering, all the spaces that were created merge into one.
That’s why it’s troublesome if someone enters a high-difficulty dungeon and gets trapped with serious injuries.
There’s no way to send additional support to rescue people.
[But if you use this ticket, even if you don’t enter at the same time, you’ll share the same space and be able to enter the dungeon.]
A truly remarkable ability for a ticket to possess.
Beyond merely remarkable, this is the first time such a reward has appeared from a dungeon clear.
Not just in Jeon Jae-woo’s case—he’s never heard of a ticket like this appearing as a reward at all.
“Are new rewards beginning to emerge from dungeons?”
[Even if that’s the case, it wouldn’t be strange.]
Originally, dungeons had continuously changed the types of rewards available over time.
Additional Clear Tickets themselves never appeared in the earliest days of dungeon development, it’s said.
Perhaps with the dawn of the new upheaval called Dungeon Break, the entire dungeon system is being restructured.
In any case, it’s a useful reward with unusual properties and many applications.
“Still, it would be awkward for me to use.”
This sort of item should be held by the national hunter bureau.
It doesn’t seem likely that Jeon Jae-woo will ever need to rescue someone trapped in a dungeon.
‘It’s not like I’m supposed to heroically appear through the dungeon when someone’s in an emergency and dramatically save them.’
It would be better to sell it to the Hunter Bureau instead.
Maybe he’d contact Director Yoo Jung-tae soon to mention that something valuable had turned up.
The Intervention Ticket was stored inside No-bum’s body for now.
Right now, there was a matter demanding more attention than a new type of ticket.
He had finally gathered all the materials needed to upgrade the Orb Fragment, ending with golden feathers.
“Should we give it a try?”
He combined the Orb Fragment and all the materials collected so far from dungeons and purchased from the Hunter Bureau, then placed them into the Heaven’s Box.
[Time remaining until crafting completion: 119 : 59 : 58]
A notification window appeared indicating the crafting would take a full five days to complete.
‘That’s a long time.’
This was the first crafting that took such an extended period.
Even when Myeol-geop was created, it didn’t take this long.
But since extra space had been created in the box during the first release, one more slot remained where he could attempt crafting.
He planned to begin new crafting in the second space now.
Jeon Jae-woo had kept the Heaven’s Box’s second space vacant for some time.
Part of it was waiting to upgrade the Orb Fragment, but he’d reserved it for different new crafting.
Specifically, he intended to try using the Thunder Dragon Horn he’d obtained not long ago.
Though some time had passed, it was a horn obtained during the clearing of a Legendary-grade Ruin.
Mutant had separated the Demonic Sword—something that seemed indestructible regardless of what was done to it—into two types of mana: the Thunder Dragon Horn and Dark Mana.
Jeon Jae-woo, experimenting with various materials to create something new, was genuinely startled when he checked what would happen if he put a horn into the box.
If he gathered all the materials required for the conditions, including the Thunder Dragon Horn, a Doppelgänger would supposedly be born.
‘A Doppelgänger… I can create a clone of myself? A duplicate human?’
Convinced that something remarkable would result, he decided to make one immediately without hesitation.
To be honest, he couldn’t understand why an object like a horn had anything to do with crafting a new life form.
Regardless, he’d gathered all the materials needed to make a Doppelgänger.
These were normally quite difficult materials to obtain, but he’d explored so many dungeons over time that he’d already acquired most of them.
More precisely, he’d already used them up in previous creations.
So how could he use them as materials again?
Mutant had been painstakingly separating all of them back to their original states over time.
Those bizarre magical artifacts he’d made by throwing various things together.
Thanks to Mutant, he’d succeeded in breaking them down into their raw materials.
It was all thanks to Mutant’s Transcendent-grade Trait—Sage’s Wisdom.
A completely broken ability that could restore any object to its primordial state.
Put in kimchi, and it would separate into red pepper powder, cabbage, salt, garlic, and countless other ingredients.
“My dear Mutant. You’ve done well.”
Since he couldn’t pet the creature’s actual body inside the beaker, he patted the transparent test tube instead.
Such a useful ability—especially for Jeon Jae-woo, who possessed the Heaven’s Box trait.
Even if he ended up with an unintended result by bad luck, he could separate it again and remake it.
Though Mutant had no face and thus no expression, it seemed pleased when petted.
Now that it had grown somewhat stronger than before, somehow its exceptional production ability seemed more impressive than its combat prowess.
But even though he hadn’t said a word and only thought it, Myeol-geop’s gaze turned sharp.
[……]
“Ah, no. Of course you’re the most important to me, Myeol-geop.”
How many dungeons have you cleared for me since the early days of my awakening?
And you’ve grown me this strong with your exceptional teaching ability.
Even right now, in terms of pure combat strength, there’s no summon more important to me than you.
“So please don’t look at me with that ungrateful, beast-like gaze.”
[I said nothing, Creator.]
“Your eyes, though…”
[Where would a golem have eyes? You are mistaken.]
[……]
Lately, Myeol-geop’s manner of speech had changed from the rigid, mechanical tone of before.
He hadn’t given this one any upgrades, so why did it seem to be changing?
In any case, gathering most of the materials needed for the Doppelgänger creation hadn’t been difficult.
Jeon Jae-woo placed all the necessary materials into the box.
The final thing needed for Doppelgänger creation was a single drop of blood containing genetic information.
He bit his finger to draw blood and let a drop fall into the box.
Once the blood entered, the success rate for Doppelgänger creation was over ninety-nine percent.
The probability of producing an organic form in human shape was one hundred percent.
The remaining less than one percent probability seemed to indicate the possibility that the result wouldn’t have exactly the same appearance as the creator.
Since it would be genes inherited from his parents, perhaps he’d end up with the appearance of his mother, father, or even some ancestor.
As mentioned before, even if an undesired result appeared, it wasn’t a problem.
He could just leave it with Mutant to be separated back into materials in their original state.
Wait. If he separated an already-created human being, wouldn’t that be murder?
“We are here, so even if something goes wrong, committing a perfect crime is possible, Creator.”
“…Anyway, let’s get started.”
Let me see. The time required for Doppelgänger creation is…
The moment he checked the required time, his mouth fell open.
[Time Remaining Until Completion: 239 : 59 : 51]
A total of 240 hours required—he’d have to wait a full ten days.
Twice as long as it took to upgrade an Orb Fragment.
‘I’m not that remarkable of a human…’
Creating impressive summons like Myeol-geop, Lich King, and No-bum hadn’t taken nearly that long.
Perhaps it was because a completely living, sentient being was being created, unlike golems and undead?
Or was it because Jeon Jae-woo himself also possessed the Heaven’s Box Transcendent-grade Trait?
Regardless, now that he’d started the creation, a nagging thought crossed his mind.
What if a duplicate human with complete intelligence ended up scheming rebellion against his creator—against himself?
‘Come on. It’s not like some robot uprising or anything.’
He was just being paranoid from watching too many movies and novels.
Above all, the summons created by the Heaven’s Box belonged entirely to their creator—himself.
No-bum, perched atop his head, spoke up.
“Master. Does that mean you’ll have two masters now?”
“Not two masters. Just one cloned human.”
“If a cloned human who looks exactly like you appears, I think that would be wonderful!”
Catsy’s reaction mirrored No-bum’s.
“Meow. Meow.”
“Right. With two bodies, I’d have more time to play with you.”
Once the doppelgänger was complete, he’d need to seriously consider what to do with it.
Then his phone rang—Yoo Jung-tae.
“Hello?”
[Hunter Jeon Jae-woo. Is this a good time to talk?]
“Yes. I just got back from a Legendary-grade Ruin.”
Yoo Jung-tae, the Bureau Chief, sounded startled.
[Did you enter another dungeon?]
“Yes. Though it wasn’t one of the ruins assigned to South America.”
[Why suddenly a Legendary-grade Ruin…]
Clearing a Legendary-grade Ruin meant wasting precious clear attempts.
“I needed certain materials for personal reasons.”
[If you needed materials, you should’ve just told me. I would’ve gotten them for you right away.]
“It’s fine. You know I have plenty of clear attempts left.”
Jung-tae had little to say in response—Jae-woo’s remaining attempts were indeed substantial.
And he likely had several Additional Clear Tickets stockpiled as well.
“So why are you calling?”
[Ah. Actually, I have a favor to ask.]
“?”
Though he’d posed it as a question, the reason the Hunter Bureau kept calling Jae-woo lately was obvious.
Trouble had arisen, and they wanted to borrow his strength—a cheat code in human form.
[Could you spare some time?]
Jung-tae hesitated before continuing, as if struggling to voice something difficult.
Transcendent-Grade Hunters’ Dungeon Strategy Guide
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