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

Jiang Luo grabbed Han Ya's shoulder and shook him, startling Han Ya into thinking he was about to be thrown to feed Xiao Bai.

"Raven, don't you think Lolo is very smart?"

The crow was dumbfounded.

"Yes, yes..."

"Then hurry up and praise Luo Luo!"

"Lord Jiang is the smartest man in the world!"

Jiang Luo released his grip with satisfaction, turned around and stared at the screens, his red eyes gleaming.

"Once Lolo dismantles all these screens and returns them to the castle, he can collect terror points just by lying down. Those old fogies in the Senate can stay and be used as snacks for Little White."

As she spoke, she reached out and swiped across the screen.

The image on the screen changed.

The classroom was transformed into a hospital ward.

In the ward, a player wearing a hospital gown hid under the bed, his body trembling like a leaf.

The ward door was pushed open.

A strange woman dressed as a nurse walked in, carrying a syringe with green liquid dripping from the needle.

Jiang Luo watched with great interest.

"This dungeon is pretty good; it yields a high amount of fear points."

She swiped the screen again.

The scene changes again.

This time it was a wilderness.

Several players, pale-faced, huddled around a campfire, throwing wood into the flames.

In the darkness of the distance, countless scarlet eyes stared at them.

Jiang Luo nodded.

"This one will do too."

She was about to continue swiping the screen when she didn't notice the calamity patterns that had spilled out when she dismantled the barrier. These patterns crawled along the device interface into the main control panel, burning out the core security lock.

The crow, watching with envy, accidentally brushed its elbow against the protruding teleportation button on the table.

"what!"

Jiang Luo turned around.

"What's wrong?"

Han Ya pointed at the device next to him, his face turning pale.

"I...I accidentally bumped into it!"

Jiang Luo looked in the direction she was pointing.

The device was flashing a red light.

The red light grew brighter and brighter.

faster and faster.

Jiang Luo blinked.

"What did you touch?"

"I don't know, I was just curious and wanted to see what it was, and then I touched it—"

He hadn't finished speaking.

The red light on the device flickered rapidly. Just as Jiang Luo turned his head, the white light of teleportation enveloped the three of them and sent them plummeting downwards.

The independent rules of the instance suppressed her original essence, preventing her from tearing open the space on the spot.

When I landed, the ground beneath my feet was soft mud, and all around me was an indistinguishable blackness.

Jiang Luo looked down at her hands.

Jiang Luo turned her head and saw Jiang Xiaobai squatting not far away, staring at her with round eyes.

"Lin Xiao?"

"I am here."

Lin Xiao stood behind Jiang Luo, still holding the resentful fountain pen in her hand.

"A crow?"

"Waaaaah, Lord Jiang, I was wrong. I shouldn't have touched those things..."

The crow lay on the ground, its head buried in its arms.

Jiang Luo breathed a sigh of relief.

Everyone is here.

Jiang Luo kicked the crow that was pretending to be dead at his feet.

"Stop crying, or I'll dock three months' salary from you when you get out."

The crow's cry suddenly stopped.

"But Lord Jiang, I don't get paid..."

"Stop talking nonsense."

"Oh..." the crow responded weakly.

She lowered her head even further, the hairs on the back of her neck standing on end, as if Jiang Luo was about to offer her to Jiang Xiaobai as an appetizer.

The damp chill of the mud crept up my trouser legs, and the suffocating darkness around me made me feel suffocated.

Just as Jiang Luo was about to ask An Ying to come and pick up the person, the soft mud under his feet suddenly hardened.

It's not that the mud has hardened, but rather that the sensation underfoot has changed.

The worn-out red checkered carpet rubbed against the soles of her little leather shoes. There were some black, hard stains embedded in the seams of the carpet. She rubbed her feet to make sure the toes of her shoes weren't dirty before looking around.

This is a small room of about ten square meters. The paint on the walls is peeling off in patches, revealing the damp blue bricks underneath. There is a wooden bed by the window, and the white sheets on the bed are stained with dark brown marks. On the bedside table is a thermos with peeling paint, and white steam is still coming out of the stopper.

Where is Han Ya? Where is Lin Xiao?

Jiang Luo glanced around; the room was completely empty, not even a ghost in sight.

She called out twice, but the sound bounced off the wall, muffled and barely echoing in the corridor.

She reached out to tear through the space, but as soon as some calamity patterns appeared on her fingertips, she was bounced back by a layer of light blue copy rule membrane, which made her fingertips go numb.

Suddenly, a semi-transparent blue panel appeared in front of me, the words flashing so brightly they were blinding.

Welcome to the E-rank permanent dungeon, "The Horror Inn"

[Unauthorized intrusion detected from an unknown high-dimensional entity. Temporary identity automatically assigned: Guest BOSS, Room 302, 3rd Floor]

[Guest bosses must strictly adhere to the following rules; violations will result in forced expulsion from the instance.]

[Rule 1: The hunting time is from 2:00 AM to 4:00 AM every day. You need to use the room key card for room 302 to knock on the doors of three players in the corridor. If a player opens the door, you can kill them. If a player refuses to open the door, you must leave immediately and cannot stay for an extended period of time.]

[Rule 2: Players who possess the brass key from the inn's front desk are prohibited from attacking others.]

Rule 3: Killing a player will grant you full access to all the terror points that player generated during this dungeon run.

Jiang Luo stared at the panel for three seconds, almost dropping the lollipop stick he was holding in his mouth.

She raised her hand and scratched the two tufts of hair sticking up on the top of her head, her soft, loli-like voice becoming slightly ethereal.

"So, Lolo wandered onto the wrong set and ended up as a guest boss in the beginner dungeon?"

(´⊙ω⊙`)？

What a crappy control room! What a useless teleportation button! Just press it and it'll throw her straight into an E-rank dungeon?

She closed her eyes and projected her sense of calamity along the walls of the room. The entire structure of the hotel was instantly imprinted in her mind. Lin Xiao's presence was on the sixth floor, her resentment thick and heavy, already suppressing the original eeriness of the sixth floor. Han Ya was in a room on the second floor, clutching the bloodthirsty raven she had given her before.

This level of dungeon is so powerful that even a crow would be completely outmatched here.

For the first time ever, the crow displayed the demeanor befitting an S-rank lord, acting incredibly arrogant.

The inn has six floors, with six rooms on each floor. A gray mist hangs in the corridor, concealing the original eeriness of this instance. It's only at best a C-level; normally, it wouldn't even be worthy of carrying her shoes.

The players in the room were all newbies: students in school uniforms, office workers who had just finished get off work, and two hikers carrying backpacks. They didn't even have a single low-level talisman in their pockets, and they huddled in the corner of the bed, hugging their backpacks and trembling, not even daring to cry out loud.

Jiang Luo laughed in anger, raised her foot and kicked the wooden bed leg next to her. The bed board made a loud bang and fell down with a thick layer of dust.

What is Lolo's identity? He just beat three SSS-level members of the Senate to a pulp at his own doorstep, and then he was thrown into a newbie dungeon where even weird items don't drop?

If this gets out, those old fogies, the Bone Elder, will laugh their jaws off.

Despite her anger, her gaze returned to the third rule on the panel, and her red eyes lit up instantly.

Absorb all fear points?

She runs a dungeon in Red Moon Castle, and the fear points she collects have to be used to support the castle and its servants. So, very little of it actually ends up in her own hands.

Now we're going to use it all to feed those broken metal-shelled pigs!

All I can say is that Jiang Luo is currently desperately lacking in fear levels.

But in a newbie dungeon, even if Jiang Luo does it himself, how much fear value can he get?