<Sprite King's Agent> Kumi

"Given that the numbers of monsters in the dungeons has not drastically diminshed, the Sprite King has issued an order asking Sprite Messengers to raid the Monsters in each dungeon, in the hope that their numbers might be reduced." Kumi bows to you.

"If you are willing to help, you can open the 'Speedrun Match' interface in 'Group' and join in or create a Speedrun Party to race through the dungeon selected by the party leader. After the Speedrun Party Leader has registered the dungeon, the party can defeat the target monster in the dungeon to complete the quest and record the results. In the first week of each month, the Sprite King will award titles and rewards to the Speedrun Parties with the highest rankings.

"Rewards are symbolic of the Speedrun Party's honor. Once you accumulate a certain amount, you can exchange them for a title from Kuda, who is standing behind me." Kumi points to Kuda, who's skulking around behind her.

"First you have to form a Speedrun Party with other Sprite Messengers, then you can register for a Speedrun Match. There are, however, a few rules that you must understand." Kumi bows to you.

"In consideration of the mental and physical capacities of Sprite Messengers, the Sprite King has ruled that one Speedrun Party may only compete in 10 dungeon Speedruns per day. Only one Speedrun dungeon may be registered for at any given time. Registered Speedruns will automatically count towards the daily limit, so if you register, be sure to compete."

"Secondly, only the Speedrun Party Leader may register for Dungeon Speedrun Matches. When registering, however, the Speedrun Party Leader is not permitted to be in the dungeon in which he or she wishes to compete. If Speedrun Party Members enter the dungeon prior to their leader having registered, the result in that dungeon will be not be recorded. The Speedrun Party Leader must be present in the dungeon during the match in order for it to be recorded. Please take note of this."

"Thirdly, in order to employ the power of the Sprite Messengers to the greatest possible effect, the Sprite King has divided the dungeons into three level difficulties. Lvl.1-60 are beginner dungeons, Lvl.61-85 are intermediate dungeons, Lvl.86-100 are advanced dungeons. Each Speedrun Party must choose quests in the dungeon level difficulty of their Speedrun Party Leader."

"These are the rules for Dungeon Speedrun Matches. Be careful not to break the rules, or you'll lose the right to compete.'

"About that... yes, there are some special rules. Please listen up, and I will explain them to you." Kumi bows to you.

"After registering, all Speedrun Party Members who volunteer for the speedrun match and meet the level requirements will receive a timer interface. Just move your mouse over this interface to see the target for that dungeon. Once the dungeon is cleared, the time calculation interface will appear and register your results."

"The Speedrun Party must complete all of the dungeon challenges of the chosen difficulty level before the results will be entered in the monthly rankings. This will give them the opportunity to win a Sprite King reward. After the rankings are calculated at the beginning of the month, Speedrun Party Results will be reset. Please keep this in mind."

"Thirdly, in order to keep things fair for everyone, any adjustment in the Speedrun Party Members will reset the Speedrun Party's results for that month. Maintaining a good working relationship with fellow Speedrun Party Members is very important."

"These are the rules. Remember them well. If you break them, you'll lose the right to compete."