Dungeon Designer: Bringing Smiles to the World!

"well……"

Corax's arrival disrupted Rogge's original plans.

He had originally planned to finish the customized strategy guides for each adventurer team last night, but then that incident happened.

Rogge could already foresee the angry expressions on the faces of the adventurers who had paid deposits yesterday but were unable to receive the guides today.

"I hope my shop isn't vandalized. I need to hurry up and finish my manuscript."

Muttering to himself, Roger began to check yesterday's negative energy income.

Income remained stable and did not decrease despite the Adventurers' Guild classifying the Dorne Dungeon as a dangerous dungeon.

Most adventurers are troublemakers who know the saying that fortune favors the bold, and they would never give up exploring a dungeon full of unknowns and special treasures just because of a word from the association.

Items like [Heat Stone] and [Repair Powder] have already become popular among adventurers and are well-received in the market.

"How could someone actually obtain the Soul Summoning Bell?"

Rogge was somewhat surprised, knowing full well that the Soul Summoning Bell was a powerful tool for attracting adventurers.

As it turned out, I wasn't there yesterday, and the summoning bell was taken away.

Rogge didn't set the Summoning Bell to be obtainable only by completing the game. Instead, he hung it around the neck of a Rotten Wild Dog and specially increased the dog's agility attribute, making it run faster than a high-level assassin.

Adventurers can only obtain the Soul Bell by defeating dozens of Rotten Hounds and capturing this special Rotten Hound in the second level of the tomb maze.

Let's see who the lucky one is.

As soon as he opened the recorded surveillance footage, a familiar figure appeared before Roger's eyes.

"Damn it! It's you again!" Roger blurted out.

That's right, it's still that high-level shadow assassin, the hidden master of the [Ember Squad], [Withered Dark Blade] River.

In the scene, River once again single-handedly storms into the Dorne Dungeon, quickly clearing the first level of the prison area, and then using two Fear Slashes to cut down the kidnapped girl doll.

It only took a little time to crack the second level of the tomb maze, and finally captured the corrupt wild dog with the soul-summoning bell around its neck.

"Fine, fine, so you really enjoy bombing my dungeon, huh?" Rogue gritted his teeth. It wasn't that he couldn't accept the Summoning Bell being obtained by an adventurer.

It's not that we can accept this guy doing whatever he wants in our dungeon just because he's strong!

"Looks like we'll need to get some monsters that can counter assassins."

After silently noting this to himself, Roger turned off the monitor; he had other things to do.

He used negative energy to create a table and began writing custom guides to sell to adventurers.

Fortunately, since both the Dorne Dungeon and the Taifa Dungeon were built by Rogue himself, he knew better than anyone how to beat them, so writing a guide was a piece of cake for him.

What Rogue needs to do is strike the right balance, ensuring that the guide helps adventurers explore dungeons more easily without directly feeding them the walkthrough.

The same principle applies: simply increasing the difficulty of dungeons will only drive adventurers away from the game.

"Sigh... There's too much to do. I need to find an assistant, or maybe I could try using negative energy to create a keyboard and computer? As long as it can type, that'll do."

While writing the strategy guide at his desk, Roger was also making plans.

After having the projection technique, I can't stay in the dungeon forever; someone has to temporarily manage it for me.

"How about we train Corax?"

The image of the dark elf half-girl flashed through his mind. Rogue didn't know if she was cut out for this, but it wouldn't hurt to give it a try.

Time passed by, and soon it was time for the dungeon to open.

And Roger finally managed to finish writing all the customization guides at the last minute.

Looking at the large stack of documents on the table, Roger stretched and felt somewhat relieved.

Luckily, before I transmigrated, I was a part-time struggling online novelist who was very good at publishing my work before the deadline.

After organizing the strategy, Rogge activated his phantom clone, which was located in Leman City.

As a 7th-level spell, [Projection] has another function: to make a phantom clone act in a pre-set manner, and the speed can be adjusted up to twice the normal speed, even for delicate tasks such as writing with a pen.

At the same time, while phantom clones are unable to perform physical interactions, they can still interact with certain specific spells.

For example, the spell "Hand of the Wizard," and coincidentally, Orfion, a servant in the Rogue Enchanted shop, is a low-level wizard.

After completing his task, Rogue opened the dungeon and set it to automatic operation mode.

In this way, once each group of adventurers enters is wiped out or leaves, the dungeon will automatically refresh the location of the mechanisms and the number of monsters.

It's rigid, but at least it works.

Rog still had faith in the three divine beast warriors at the end of the dungeon. Surely, someone powerful could clear the dungeon while he was away?

Even high-level shadow assassins can't do it unless at least two or three gold-level adventurers team up to bomb a level 1 dungeon, but the probability of that is too low.

……

When he opened his eyes again, Rogge's consciousness reappeared in the phantom clone in Leman City.

"grown ups……"

Nearby, the shop's servant, Ofion, had been waiting for some time: "Those customized strategy guides have been given to yesterday's adventurers, but there's still a large group of people waiting outside."

"Where's Corax?"

Roger glanced around but didn't see the mixed-race girl.

Orfion immediately replied, "She has been placed outside the city, making it easier for her to evade the elven inspection team. She will be sent to your dungeon this evening."

Clearly, that's enough time for Orfion to figure out what happened last night.

"Hmm, well done."

Roger nodded and walked towards the door.

Sure enough, just as Orfion had said, the shop was already packed with adventurers queuing up. A few days later, the news that there was a shop in Leman City that specialized in custom-made dungeon guides had already spread among adventurers.

Many Iron and Bronze level adventurers flocked to the area, and even some Silver level adventurer teams that had repeatedly failed in the [Taifa Dungeon] were considering buying the strategy guide.

"Open the door to welcome guests."

Rogue sat back in his seat. Of course, since the phantom clone couldn't physically interact, Rogue was actually half-floating and didn't touch the chair at all.

The shop door opened, and the next second, eager adventurers rushed in.

But what arrived even before these adventurers was a piece of news that caught Roger's attention.

"Have you heard? The Silver-Gray Squad is planning to team up with other adventurer squads to explore the Dorne Dungeon!"

"Really? A team that can cooperate with the SilverAsh Squad must be entirely Silver-ranked, right? Could it be Rinfeng? Weren't they exploring the Taifa Dungeon?"

"It seems to be something like the [Ember Squad], but I've never heard of it before, and I don't know if it's from elsewhere..."