After taking down the Slime, Eira gained confidence, and she had the courage to face the Slimes she encountered afterward.
At one point,
a Slime crashed into Eira.
"Ah!"
Eira cried out in surprise, but then she discovered, "It doesn't seem to hurt?"
[Slow Debuff Immunity]
At this moment, an immunity prompt appeared before Eira's eyes.
"Wow, the immunity attribute of these shoes seems to be immunity to debuffs!"
Eira exclaimed in surprise.
"Oh? It has such an effect?"
Gavin couldn't help but be surprised when he heard this.
A small Black Iron equipment could actually have the effect of immunity to debuffs!
This should be a special attribute bonus gained by sacrificing other attributes.
"Interesting."
Gavin smiled.
The Lord of this Dungeon was becoming more and more interesting to him, possessing so many ingenious ideas gathered within this Dungeon.
"Thud!"
At this moment, after Eira was unharmed, she swung her sword at the Slime in front of her, cutting it down.
Now Eira was completely unafraid of Slimes.
Since it didn't hurt to be hit, she charged forward fearlessly.
"Continue forward!"
Eira actively advanced to the next layer of the dark mine.
Gavin, who was following behind her, showed a relieved smile and continued to follow.
The father and daughter continued their adventure in the mine, which could also be considered playing around.
The design of the mine here was simply too simple, compared to the caves of other Dungeons they had visited before, it was like comparing a major to a minor, with no danger at all.
It could even be said that it was excessively simple.
The monsters were like fools; they wouldn't attack unless approached.
Even Gavin began to doubt whether this mine was truly designed by the Lord of this Dungeon; the outside world was so interesting, yet this place was so crude.
However, Gavin didn't say anything, just treating it as accompanying his daughter to play.
Perhaps this was the Dungeon Lord's original intention.
Relaxed and simple!
Even the battles were.
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At this moment, Sean was sitting cross-legged in his Lord's castle room, with a crystal in front of him displaying a live broadcast of Gavin's family and Nisha's activities in the Stardew Valley Dungeon.
He had been watching for a long time.
Mainly to see what the Golden Tier Adventurers who entered his Dungeon were doing.
"So, they're here to accompany their daughter, you scared me."
Watching the father and daughter's "adventure" in the mine on the crystal, Sean couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.
If such Golden Tier Adventurers used even a little of their power, his Dungeon would likely be damaged, so he had to observe carefully.
However, it seemed now that they were just here to accompany their daughter.
As for how he knew these two were father and daughter?
Those distinctive white cat ears were obvious, weren't they!
Just as he was about to continue observing, a verdant crystal on the table began to flicker.
"Sophia?"
It was Sophia's message.
He picked up the crystal and infused it with mental power, and a pleasant voice came from within: "Lord, I have already made the Sunshine Sunflower. Would you like to come and see it?"
"It's already made!? All of them?"
Sean asked in surprise.
"Not all of them, haha, I just made the world's first Sunshine Sunflower, and I wanted you to see if it's right?"
Sophia, in her own room, said with a laugh.
In a flowerpot beside her, a blooming Sunflower was swaying, emitting a brilliant light.
If one were to turn and look at it from the front, they would see that this peculiar plant actually had an extremely human-like smiling face.
"Alright, I'll go take a look."
Sean agreed.
Putting down the crystal in his hand, he got up and immediately headed there via the teleportation array.
...
Soon, he arrived at the peculiar building wrapped in vines that he had visited before.
As soon as Sean arrived in front of the building, a green vine staircase quickly extended from the building, slowly reaching him.
"Lord, come up."
With a smile, Sophia's voice came from the vines.
Sean followed the vine staircase all the way up until he entered the room inside the building.
Sophia, who was waiting there, immediately greeted him warmly when she saw him coming up.
"Lord, I'll steep some tea for you."
Saying this, Sophia served Sean a cup of tea.
"Hmm."
"Please sit down first. I'll bring over the Sunshine Sunflower."
Sophia said, walking towards a room not far away.
After a while, Sophia came out holding a flowerpot, the plant in the flowerpot blocking half of Sophia's body.
Sean looked up at the smiling, swaying plant in front of him, and he was pleasantly surprised.
Sunshine Sunflower!
The similarity reached eighty percent!
Sean carefully admired it.
"Is this the world's first Sunshine Sunflower?"
"Yes."
Sophia nodded.
"After you left yesterday, I immediately started making it. It took a lot of time to create just this one. I couldn't find any usable templates or materials for the type of Sunshine Sunflower you requested, so I had to forcibly create the materials myself, which took a full day and night."
Sophia said with distress.
Given her strength as a Golden Tier Biocreator, she would at most spend half an hour on such a Bronze plant, unlike this Sunshine Sunflower, which took a full day and night.
It was very time-consuming.
On the other hand, her ability to create a Sunshine Sunflower without a template truly showed her strength.
Upon hearing this, Sean nodded.
He didn't complain that it took Sophia so long to make just one. Sunflowers indeed didn't exist in this world, and creating a Sunshine Sunflower was essentially creating a brand new creature.
It was normal for it to be difficult and time-consuming.
"If there were a template, would it be easier to make?"
At this moment, Sean suddenly said.
"Indeed it would..." After saying this, Sophia's eyes widened. She looked at Sean and said in surprise, "Could it be that Lord, you have the seeds of a plant like the Sunflower in your hand?"
Sophia understood the meaning of Sean's words. If he did, she could use the seeds to grow the original template and quickly create the Sunshine Sunflower.
It would be much faster and simpler than her creating a complete Sunflower herself and then adding materials.
"I do."
Saying this, Sean took out a seed.
It was an object with a pointed, flat shell, like a fingernail.
"This is a Sunflower seed!?"
Sophia looked at the object in Sean's hand in surprise.
"That's right, this is a Sunflower seed."
Sean nodded.
This item was from his Stardew Valley Dungeon; it contained the Sunflower plant, and thus the corresponding seeds.
Sophia took the seed and carefully examined it.
After a careful sensing,
she confirmed: "This is a Sunflower seed! With this, I can quickly make many Sunshine Sunflowers!"
Sophia was overjoyed.
With this, her work would be much easier.
"Lord, you actually have something like this?"
Sophia said somewhat plaintively, "If you had given it to me earlier, I could have given you the Sunshine Sunflower you needed today."
"However, I don't blame you. After all, you don't understand the creation of living things. I am already very grateful that you can give me something like this."
"Then, Lord, do you have the original form seeds of the other special plants you want?"
Sophia asked expectantly.
"Yes!"
Sean nodded.