I'll also work hard to conquer the dungeon today.

Chapter 654, Section 2.4: Complex
With a 'thud,' Urias clutched the corner of the wall he had accidentally bumped into, his expression contorted in pain.

He had barely uttered a sound of grievance when he was interrupted.

"Don't cry," Lilia said slowly, glancing at Urias.

"Lilia... my horn... will it break?" Urias asked cautiously, clutching his horn with a pitiful expression.

Ignoring Urias's instructions to the servants beside him, Lilia said, "This table is getting in the way. Move it."

“Lilia~ my horn…” Urias called softly, as if trying to draw someone’s attention back.

“No, let’s put it back.” Lilia frowned as she looked at the eyesore of the table.

"Hey~ Lilia..."

When Urias saw that Lilia ignored him, he covered his hands with his hands and squatted in the corner, feeling wronged, and went to comfort himself.

"Huh? Where did he go?" Coming back to her senses and wanting to find Urias, Lilia turned her head and found that the person was not beside her. It took her several seconds to finally spot the poor little guy in a corner.

Lilia: "..."

"My horns hurt so much, Lord Lilia," Urias said to Lilia, sounding aggrieved.

“Let me see.” Lilia walked over, squatted down, and took a closer look. “Hmm, it’s cracked.”

Urias opened his mouth, then felt as if his body was about to split open, and pain instantly filled his entire body. He gritted his teeth, curled up, his forehead covered in cold sweat, and collapsed to the ground.

“As expected, the transformation has begun.” Lilia narrowed her crimson vertical pupils, seemingly lost in thought.

the other side.

"This is..." Mu Yegui sat in the conference room flipping through the documents Ming Jin had given her, and asked in confusion.

"Based on the experiences of hundreds of players who have failed, this guide to the Silk House dungeon is not 100% accurate, but it has at least a 40% accuracy rate," Ming Jin said slowly, smiling at everyone while sucking on a lollipop.

Xin Bai slammed the documents in his hand onto the table and angrily said, "Hey! Can a strategy guide even have an accuracy rate of 40%?"

"After all, most players die in the first four levels, so this guide only covers the first four. As for the later levels, you'll have to figure them out yourselves." Ming Jin said, twirling the paper stick of a lollipop in one hand and spreading her hands in a defiant manner.

Xin Bai: "..."

Shui Qi used a small wooden stick to scoop up chocolate sauce and cookie balls from a cup, while leaning over to steal glances at the documents in Mu Yegui's hand.

He raised an eyebrow, surprised, and said, "The content is very detailed, it even includes dialogue."

"Dialogue is the trigger mechanism for traps. The House of Silk is a bit different from other dungeons. Its trap trigger mechanism is mostly based on dialogue and events, and only a small number of traps are just items."

Ming Jin paused and then continued, "Every player who enters the Puppet House will receive a series of quests. If you make a mistake in the quest, a line will appear, showing up in order from feet to head. After five mistakes, you will become a puppeteer's toy, just like a marionette, and eventually become an NPC in the dungeon, left behind forever. At the same time, the Silk House is one of the few dungeons with multiple bad endings in a chain of pitfalls, and they are guaranteed to be triggered, so don't think you can avoid them once they are triggered."

"Shui Qi, what are you eating?" Mu Yegui glanced at the chocolate cup in Shui Qi's hand and asked.

"The Planet Cup, I had Daolin check my body before, and then he gave it to me. I always feel like he's treating me like this..." Shui Qi mumbled. Ming Jin said helplessly, "Daolin is probably just coaxing a child."

Shui Qi: "..." Is he a child??
Shui Qi suddenly felt that the planet cup in his hand was tasteless, and a complicated emotion arose inexplicably. Should he eat it or not?
Let's eat; we can't waste food.

"Where did Fernana go? I haven't seen her at all. She said she was going to participate in the dungeon." Xin Bai asked, shaking his head as he spoke, a pen dangling from his mouth.

Ming Jin narrowed her eyes slightly, her meaning ambiguous, and said, "Although she said she would go there, I think you probably won't run into her."

His cool, silver eyes glanced at Ming Jin. There were only four documents; Ming Jin hadn't included Fernana from the beginning. Perhaps he knew something.

Mu Yegui placed the documents in his hand on the table, took out his phone from his pocket to check the message, then slowly stood up and said softly, "Something urgent has come up, I have to go first, let's meet in the dungeon later."

"Take care~" Xin Bai waved and said.

After Mu Yegui left, Ming Jin's expression suddenly darkened, and she murmured, "Is it about to begin?"

"What's starting?" Xin Bai blinked, puzzled.

"It's nothing." Ming Jin shook her head. "There shouldn't be any other questions, right? If not, I'll go take a nap."

Ling Tong, who had been silent all along, suddenly looked up at Ming Jin's departing figure and said softly, "Ming Jin, you wouldn't be secretly following me, would you?"

Ming Jin paused slightly on the doorknob, then chuckled and said, "How could that be?" After saying that, he opened the door and left.

“You can’t track her. As long as the pace of her steps overlaps three times, Ye Gui will notice. Generally speaking, unless she deliberately ignores it, no one can track Ye Gui,” Xin Bai said thoughtfully, resting his chin on his hand.

"Xin seems familiar?" Shui Qi raised an eyebrow and said with a light laugh.

"Because I once followed someone out of curiosity and got beaten up," Xin Bai said, pursing his lips.

At that moment, the conference room door was suddenly pushed open.

"I'm telling you, Shui Qi, you've been skipping work quite a bit lately. Don't use medical checkups as an excuse to skip headquarters. Do you know how much has happened recently?" Isaiah walked in carrying a huge book and said coldly.

Shui Qi helplessly shrugged and said, "Daolin said I'm on the verge of a genetic breakdown recently, and told me not to act rashly. In any case, preserving my life is more important."

"What is this? A strategy guide?" Isaiah picked up an unassigned document from the table, glanced at it casually, and then frowned sharply.

"This is Mu Yegui's guide to the Silk House dungeon, given to them by Ming Jin," Shui Qi explained.

Isaiah scratched the long hair that was blocking his view and said in a low voice, "I advise you not to believe everything in this document."

"What?" Xin Bai asked, puzzled.

"Ming Jin's scheming is terrifying, even to me. What secrets is he hiding?" Isaiah uttered these words cryptically, tossed aside the documents in his hand, and turned to leave.

"Wait! Don't just say half of what you mean!!" Xin Bai stood up and pressed for an answer.

(End of this chapter)