Dungeon Designer: Bringing Smiles to the World!

The Knight Who Lost His Homeland.

Each of them was a fierce warrior, invincible to ten thousand men, so even if they lost their homeland, they could still be granted the title of knight.

The most outstanding among them even caught the attention of the King of Blessings and were entrusted with important responsibilities, which is enough to show their formidable strength.

Even when summoned in spirit form by the Soul Bell, a lost knight can easily sweep away mere corrupt wolves.

Horizontal slash, vertical slash, thrust, jumping slash...

The knight from the lost home wielded his twin swords with the force of a storm.

Elisa and Grace stared in disbelief at the scene, speechless with astonishment.

Moments later, more than a dozen rotting wild dogs had died under the sword of the lost knight.

The rotting wild dogs, whose eyes had just been filled with madness, now let out whimpers, fear driving them to retreat.

"Miss Elisa knows summoning magic? This knight must be at least a high-level swordsman, right?"

Grace looked at Elisa with suspicion, not expecting that her teammate had been hiding something.

Elisa quickly shook her head in denial: "How could that be? It's all the effect of this bell. The knight appeared after my magic was drained by the bell."

Looking at the bell in her hand, Elisa could only feel disbelief.

One of the main reasons why mages are considered superior to other classes is that they can use "Engraving" to imprint low-level spells onto equipment, thus achieving instant-cast effects without needing to chant incantations.

However, there are many limitations to engraving; most equipment can only be engraved with simple, low-level spells.

For example, the Radiant Stone Staff that Elisa is currently holding is engraved with a magic-level fire arrow. The value of this staff is higher than the entire set of equipment of a swordsman like Joel.

As a complex spell, summoning is almost impossible to imprint on equipment.

Not to mention that this bell only consumed a little over half of her magic power as a low-level mage, yet it summoned such a powerful knight.

Just as Elisa was examining the bell in her hand.

Grace, who was standing nearby, suddenly exclaimed, "Quick, look!"

Coming to her senses, Elisa looked up at the center of the battlefield.

The knight who had lost his homeland stood still, began to twist his body, and swung his two swords heavily.

As he did this, a pale blue, cold storm suddenly gathered around the lost knight.

next second!

The lost knight leaped high into the air and jumped toward the fleeing pack of corrupt wild dogs.

"Thump!!!"

The twin swords slashed down heavily, unleashing a fierce storm that swept outwards, instantly freezing all the rotting wild dogs before pulverizing them in the icy wind.

Elisa and Grace, who witnessed this scene, felt as if their worldviews were being rubbed into the ground.

"Combat techniques!!? How is this possible!?"

Combat skills are a type of skill that only martial artists can acquire after undergoing rigorous training.

Unlike spells that require chanting, combat skills are imprinted on a warrior's soul, more like a primal instinct for fighting.

Only true powerhouses, or to put it more bluntly, adventurers at least at the silver or even gold level, can master combat skills.

But what surprised them was far from that.

It's important to understand that in this world, summoned creatures created through summoning magic, regardless of whether they appear to be intelligent beings, are essentially nothing more than puppets that can be manipulated and have no soul.

How can a summoned creature without a soul use combat techniques imprinted on its soul?

This is what truly baffled Elisa and Grace.

After this attack, the battlefield fell completely silent. All the Corrupt Hounds were wiped out, not one was left.

The Lost Knight simply sheathed his twin swords and slowly walked to stand before Elisa and Grace, just like a true knight.

"save……"

From within the poisonous pool, Joel's faint cries for help could be heard.

Ignoring the Knight of the Lost Home for the moment, Elisa and Grace quickly helped Joel up.

Elisa was in charge of guzzling healing potions, while Grace continuously prayed for Joel's healing.

It took a good ten minutes before Joel's injuries stabilized, and he didn't die immediately but resurrected and left the dungeon.

"Ahem, what's going on here?" Joel looked at the Lost Knight beside him.

Elisa shook the summoning bell in her hand: "This bell can absorb magic power and then summon this knight who can use combat skills."

"You can use combat techniques!?"

Joel was quite surprised, as he had been buried face down in the swamp and hadn't witnessed the Lost Knight's impressive feat.

If that's the case, then this bell is definitely an extremely rare piece of equipment! It shouldn't even appear in a level 1 dungeon!

Even higher-level level 2 dungeons may not necessarily produce this kind of equipment.

If a fragile class like a mage or priest possesses this bell, they can instantly become a silver-level adventurer or even a higher-level adventurer.

"With this, we'll definitely be able to conquer this underground city!"

Elisa was excited; she didn't think the monsters in the level 1 dungeon could stop the Lost Knight.

Joel coughed a few times: "Ahem, let this guy lead the way then, I need to catch my breath."

After resting for a moment, Elisa and Grace replenished their depleted magic power.

The three then entered the poison pool again.

This time, with the Knight of the Lost Home, a summon that provides an overwhelming sense of security, the three were no longer threatened by the Corrupt Wild Dogs.

Before long, the three of them crossed the poison pool and discovered a downward-facing elevator platform.

"Ahem, there should be another level below. Once we clear it, we can leave this hellish place." Joel stood on the platform, with Elisa and Grace following closely behind.

Stepping on a raised floor panel, the platform began to slowly descend.

"Rumble rumble rumble..."

The descent didn't last long; soon, an underground tomb appeared before the three of them.

The passageway to the tomb was also very narrow, with holes carved into the ancient walls on both sides, each containing a decayed coffin.

"Click-clack..."

As soon as they stepped off the platform, the sound of bones colliding reached their ears.

The scattered bones in the tomb are slowly coming together to form skeletons.

Before Elisa and the others could make a move, the Knight of Lost Lands rushed out like lightning, instantly clearing a path.

"That's too strong."

They exclaimed in unison, and the three immediately followed the Knight of the Lost Land, beginning their exploration of the underground tomb.

……

"Hmm... As expected, I do have some kind of cheat code as a transmigrator."

Watching the Knight of the Lost Land summoned by Elisa and successfully use his combat technique, Rogge nodded in satisfaction.

After becoming the dungeon lord, as he made more and deeper use of negative energy, Rogge discovered a special ability of his own.

Monsters, treasures, equipment, and other items created by other dungeon lords using negative energy must all comply with the basic laws of this world.

For example, no matter how much negative energy is consumed, it is impossible to inscribe a summoning spell on an ordinary staff.

But Rogge can do it, and all he needs to do is consume a staff and the negative energy required for a summoning spell.

In other words, Rogge can completely disregard the laws of this world and use negative energy to create equipment from various games before his transmigration! And all of them will have the original effects!

However, creating artifacts like the Blasphemous Sword, the Divine Body Sword, or the Darkmoon Greatsword from the Magic Ring would require consuming a massive amount of negative energy, which Rogge is currently far from being able to afford.

So, he settled for second best and created the Soul-Summoning Bell from the Magic Ring, which is used to summon ashes. He then bound it to a soul-state Lost Knight and gave it to Elisa and the other two for free.

As long as these three adventurers spread the word that "the Soul Summoning Bell, an extremely powerful treasure, exists in the Dorne Dungeon."

Rogue no longer needs to worry that the dungeons he designed are too difficult, resulting in fewer adventurers entering them.

Soon, adventurers coveting the Summoning Bell will flock to the area.