Are you kidding me?! The boss of the Hell Dungeon is a loli!

Jiang Luo flipped his right hand, and a wisp of dark red power of rules rose from his palm.

The force was as docile as a pet cat, circling twice around the fingertips before returning to the palm.

"In the past, to use the power of the rules, you had to pay money to get that broken metal shell to help you."

She closed her five fingers, and the power of rules overflowed from between her fingers, condensing into a complete chain in the air.

"Now, Lolo herself is the rule."

How should I put this feeling?

It's like how you used to have to pay a handling fee to withdraw your own money from the bank, but now the bank belongs to Lolo.

Jiang Luo closed his eyes, his consciousness spreading out along the source of the calamity, and the outline of the entire Red Moon Castle appeared in his mind.

Every brick, every corridor, every corner.

See clearly.

In the library on the first floor, Alice sat behind a pile of books, holding a book bigger than her head, turning the pages as fast as if she were fanning herself.

"This girl is quite diligent."

Shifting the gaze towards the mental hospital, Yun Yi, wearing gold-rimmed glasses, was frowning at a file, the scalpel spinning rapidly between his fingers, while the coffee beside him had gone cold.

"Workaholic".

Look to the side.

Vivian crouched in a corner of the wax museum, hugging a wax figure's head, and cried her heart out, her tears smudging the wax figure's makeup.

"...Does Vivian cry like this every day?"

Jiang Luo skipped over everything and turned his attention back to the interior of the castle.

Then she saw Stella.

The head maid was lying face down on the corridor floor, holding a life-sized body pillow in her arms, with Jiang Luo's face printed on it.

Stella buried her face in the cushion and let out a chilling, silly laugh.

"Master...Master's scent..."

Jiang Luo's lips twitched.

I took another puff.

Jiang Luo: "???"

"Where did that thing come from?! Who approved it to be made into a life-size body pillow for Lolo?!"

She grabbed a pillow and covered her face with it.

"Lolo is going to go blind."

Take a deep breath.

calm.

Jiang Luo removed the pillow from her face and sat up.

The important matter is the priority.

She remembered every word the white-haired woman in the basement had said.

Jiang Juechen is about to wake up and needs fear points as nourishment.

Although Lolo really wanted to dig the broken iron shell out of the castle foundation and beat it up, if the guy really woke up, at least he could help her with the work.

and.

"He might even be able to make up for the fear level that Lolo was scammed out of."

For this reason, Jiang Luo decided not to demolish the castle for the time being.

But the prerequisite is that there is enough fear.

Jiang Luo jumped off the bed, stepped barefoot onto the carpet, walked to the window, and opened it.

The outer walls of Red Moon Castle have been mostly restored, and the dark red bricks gleam coldly in the moonlight.

"Now that Lolo is SSS-rank, we can directly change the dungeon rules."

She licked the lollipop, a glint of shrewdness flashing in her red eyes.

Previously, the rules for the Red Moon Castle dungeon were fixed. Players would enter, trigger the rules, die a few, and the rest would run away.

The efficiency is too low.

The quality of the fear value is also unstable.

"Where did the problem lie?"

Jiang Luo returned to the table and took out a piece of parchment and a pen from the drawer.

"Players die as soon as they enter. They have a fear level, but that's called fear, not despair."

She drew a circle on the paper.

"Fear is momentary, but despair is a continuous phenomenon."

"We need to make the leeks feel hopeful, feel that they can get through the game, and feel that if they try harder, they can get out alive."

"And then, when they were closest to success."

Jiang Luo drew an X in the center of the circle.

"Crush hope."

"That's the most lucrative level of terror."

She began to write.

"First, the Red Moon Castle dungeon will be permanently open, with a new batch of players refreshed every 24 hours."

The pen tip drew dark red characters on the parchment, and lines of misfortune spread from the tip.

"Secondly, when players enter a dungeon, their initial survival rate is displayed as 50%. The survival rate increases by 10% for each area they pass through."

"Make them feel like they are getting stronger."

Jiang Luo muttered to himself as the pen moved swiftly.

"Thirdly, each area will have a guardian BOSS. Defeating the BOSS will drop clues and items to complete the level. These items can be used in the final area. After completing the Red Moon Castle dungeon, players can bring the items back to reality."

"Give her a little something, and even Lolo would want to collect all the items..."

"Fourthly, to enter the final area, the Red Moon Tea Party, you need to collect three keys. The keys are dropped by three area bosses, located in the Red Moon Library, the Crying Wax Museum, and the Red Moon Back Garden."

Article 5.

Jiang Luo paused for a moment.

She chewed on her lollipop for three seconds, then grinned, revealing two sharp, white shark teeth.

"Fifth, the final condition for clearing the Red Moon Tea Party is to have afternoon tea with the castle owner and survive. However, this is a hidden way to clear the game. Lolo needs to be present in Red Moon Castle to trigger this."

Otherwise, Jiang Luo wouldn't be at Red Moon Castle by then.

What kind of afternoon tea would a player have?

"As for the other more detailed rules, let Stella and the others establish them themselves. Each region's residents are responsible for establishing the rules; Lolo finds too many too troublesome..."

Jiang Luo threw down his pen, and the regular characters on the parchment began to glow. Calamity patterns spread from the paper to the windowsill, then to the outer wall, and finally covered the entire castle.

Above the Red Moon Castle, a dark red moon slowly rose, its light enveloping an area of ​​ten miles in radius.

A system notification popped up.

[The dungeon rules have been updated, and the Red Moon Castle dungeon is now active.]

[Estimated opening time: 10:00 AM tomorrow.]

Jiang Luo nodded in satisfaction.

"It starts at 10 AM tomorrow, not bad, not bad. But the first batch of players are quite lucky. Lolo has to go to the Senate tomorrow, so there won't be a chance for them to unlock the hidden clues..."

……

Early the next morning.

Before dawn, Jiang Luo was already sitting on the throne, munching on a lollipop.

She sat cross-legged, the toes of her black leather shoes tapping against the steps, a cloth bag resting on her knees containing the crystals and lord's marks that she had counted overnight.

"Nyarlathotep".

"I am here, Master."

"Lolo is going out, go and call Shadow and Little White over."

Nyar stood at the bottom of the steps, his bone staff resting on the ground, the skull-patterned face facing her.

"Is Master going to the Senate?"

"Okay, Luo Luo, go collect the debt."

Jiang Luo twirled the lollipop stick between her fingers.

"Shura said he would send the compensation in three days, but Luo Luo can't wait three days. Luo Luo wants to go and get it herself."

Nyarlathotep did not respond.

"Master, the Senate headquarters is in the city center, the most heavily defended area in the entire strange world. Their strength is several times greater than that of the team led by Shura yesterday, even if you are currently SSS-level—"

"You don't need to worry about that, Luo Luo understands."

Jiang Luo jumped down from the throne, her black leather shoes landing with a crisp sound.

"Shadow and Little White, one is responsible for stealing things, and the other is responsible for eating. Their division of labor is clear. Even if they really fight, they might not be a match for Luo Luo."

An arc appeared on Naya's skull-patterned face.

"What about me and the Thousand-Eyed Demon God?"

"Watch the house."

Jiang Luo turned around.

"After Lolo leaves, the castle is yours. The Thousand-Eyed Demon God will guard the gate for you. Anyone who dares to approach the area of ​​Red Moon Castle will be dealt with immediately."

"Yes, Master."

Naya bent down slightly.

Jiang Luo stared at him for two seconds.

She remembered that Naya's loyalty level jumped to the maximum yesterday.

The system didn't explain what a full value meant, but it at least meant that the riddle-maker wouldn't stab you in the back anymore.

"By the way, starting today, there will be players at Red Moon Castle every day. You and Thousand Eyes can just watch secretly. Leave it to Stella and the others. Of course, if anyone forcibly breaks the rules and causes damage, it's up to you to decide how to deal with them."

She tied the cloth bag around her waist and turned to walk towards the entrance of the main hall.

"Yes, my master," Nyarlathotep replied respectfully.