Dungeon Designer: Bringing Smiles to the World!

"Dwarves, huh? That's quite a sight. I thought they all stayed holed up in the mines and would never come out again." Elisa watched the spectacle with amusement, waiting for the guards to drag the other person out.

As she had predicted, seeing that the warnings were ineffective, the guard's face darkened and his hand went to the hilt of his sword.

Of course, there was more than one guard in the hall; other guards also gathered around, ready for a "just" fight where many outnumbered the few.

"You despicable human, taste the power of your grandpa Edgnielson!!"

The dwarf yelled and was about to leap and chop at the guard's knee.

Fortunately, this did not happen, and someone stepped forward.

"Ahem, Brie, what are you doing here?"

"Huh? Who the hell is calling me?" The dwarf turned his head in confusion and saw Joel standing behind him.

The dwarf's features were scrunched up on his rough skin, and it took him a while to recognize the person in front of him.

"Joel?"

"Ahem, it's me." Joel nodded slightly awkwardly, then leaned closer to his lover and whispered, "It's not convenient to talk here, let's leave first."

The two were clearly old acquaintances. The dwarf named Brie didn't think much of it, picked up his axe again, and followed behind Joel.

Seeing this, the guards who had surrounded the area knew that a fight was unlikely to break out, so they all dispersed.

"Tch, this is boring, let's fight!"

Some adventurous people, eager for a good show, started shouting, but were quickly silenced by a glare from the guards.

Joel led the dwarf to his teammates, and under their puzzled gazes, he forced himself to begin explaining.

"Bri was my former teammate..."

"Alright, alright," Elisa waved her hand dismissively; she didn't want to hear any more of this.

At the same time, Elisa turned to Grace and lectured her: "Remember, don't be like this guy, getting entangled with his ex even though he has new teammates."

"Oh, oh, oh..." The adventurers who were watching the spectacle exclaimed in surprise.

"He's actually the King of the Harem..."

"Starting a relationship and then abandoning it, tsk tsk tsk, you really can't judge a book by its cover."

Joel's face immediately fell: "Please don't say such ambiguous things..."

"Go away, go and chat with your former teammates." Alyssa rolled her eyes.

Joel stopped talking and quickly left the Adventurers' Guild hall with the dwarf Brie.

"Are dwarves rare in Leman City?" Grace asked curiously, watching the two figures, one tall and one short, depart.

"It used to be quite common." Elisa shrugged and walked towards the empty counter.

"There used to be a lot of dwarves in Leman City, but some unpleasant things happened later, after all, not many people could stand the dwarves' bad temper."

Elisa didn't elaborate; she had learned these things from other adventurers.

Arriving at the counter, Elisa, just like before, took out a piece of paper containing information about the [Taifa Dungeon].

Because her experience in the sick village was so bizarre, Elisa spent most of her time taking notes, and her paper was completely covered with writing.

A moment later, Elisa turned around, her expression somewhat strange.

"What's wrong?" Grace asked curiously.

"It's nothing," Elisa shook her head. "It's just that we've encountered two dungeon anomalies in a row. I don't know if we're lucky or unlucky."

During the conversation, Elisa could clearly sense that the receptionist was looking at her as if she were some rare animal.

"So now we..."

"Of course I'm going back to rest! I need to take a good shower!!!" Elisa couldn't wait any longer.

Although theoretically, after being resurrected, one's body should not still be contaminated with the filth of the diseased village, the psychological feeling of disgust still lingers.

"You guys go back to the hotel first," Rivera, who hadn't spoken until now, suddenly interjected. "I still have some things to take care of."

"Don't worry, I'll take good care of Grace," Elisa assured her, patting her chest.

After the group left the association's hall, Rivers quickly disappeared from sight.

Tonight, many wanted criminals hiding in the dark corners of Leman City will disappear, becoming punching bags and ATMs for high-level shadow assassins.

After all, the stronger the user, the more valuable their equipment, and naturally, the more gold coins they need.

Elisa and Grace had only walked a short distance when they saw Joel by the roadside, while the dwarf named Brie had already disappeared.

"You guys go back to the hotel first, I have some things to take care of."

Joel's rhetoric was exactly the same as River's.

"This is usually a sign that an adventurer's party is about to fall apart," Elisa said half-jokingly. "What's wrong? You look so worried?"

"It's nothing, just some news about the previous team." Joel hadn't explained further, but he still gave assurance: "Anyway, don't worry, I won't affect the Ember Squad."

"Whatever you say." Elisa wisely refrained from asking further questions and prepared to take Grace back for a bath, followed by a romantic swim together.

Joel walked in the opposite direction from the two, sighing to himself, "Ugh, why am I having such bad luck lately... Should I go to church for an exorcism?"

……

In stark contrast to the unfortunate Joel, another person is now full of vigor.

"Phew... It's finally done."

Inside the Dorne Dungeon, Rogue looked at the realistic dungeon model before him with satisfaction.

As planned, the current scale of the Dorne Dungeon has expanded considerably, almost reaching the level of a level 2 dungeon.

The current Dorne Dungeon is roughly divided into two levels.

The first level of the Irithyll Underground Prison has a complex and narrow terrain, which effectively restricts the formation of adventurer parties.

The main monsters include maggot zombies, skeleton centipedes, lickers, a small number of chaos devourers, and a small number of cursed frogs.

That's right, Rogue also included the Cursed Frog, a monster with a mechanism that can accumulate curse gauges and instantly kill its target, in his own dungeon.

Fortunately, although the Cursed Frog is a monster with a mechanic, it is also a glass cannon. It deals extremely high damage but is extremely fragile. One hit will kill it, so it does not consume a lot of negative emotional energy.

"Miyazaki Hidetaka's little pet on his way to school +1. Adventurers, only hardship will make you grow."

Rogge muttered to himself as he looked toward the second level of the Dorne Dungeon.

On this level, Rogue used multiple teleportation traps to connect two almost identical catacombs.

Adventurers can only clear the graveyard and reach the final boss room by activating these teleportation traps in a specific order.

During this process, they also have to endure harassment and attacks from various monsters.

In addition to the usual monsters, Rogue also included some "surprises" on this floor.

"On his way to school, Hidetaka Miyazaki encountered a maze and couldn't find his way out, so he designed this graveyard to torture players."

Everything is ready; now it's just a matter of waiting for the adventurers to take the bait.

"Rumble..."

The heavy doors, closed for two days, have reopened, and the Dungeon of Dorne has seen the light of day again!