To a certain extent, Chao Mu really was the kind of person who got others killed without paying the price.
Because of the other party's solemn warning, and driven by curiosity, Bai Zhi had deliberately chosen this type of question-mark Dungeon for his first exploration Dungeon, even though he knew full well that the other party had done it on purpose.
To be honest, Players faced no restrictions whatsoever in this kind of Dungeon. Moreover, having left the Ancient God Graveyard, all restrictions related to Spiritual Energy being unable to recover had vanished as well.
So Bai Zhi figured that with his first-rate survival methods and multiple tags such as [Divine] and [Netherworld], there probably wasn't any Dungeon that could stump him. Exploring one out of curiosity wouldn't hurt.
...Then he regretted it.
How badly did he regret it? Badly enough that he wanted to travel back in time and beat up his itchy-fingered former self.
The Dungeon world he had experienced was Teletubbies World.
That's right—the one where the sun had a baby's face, and four Teletubbies named Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa, Dipsy, and Po went about their daily lives in Baby's Playground.
At first, five other Players had entered the Dungeon alongside him. But by the time they finally left... three out of those Five Players had suffered mental breakdowns.
If nothing unexpected happened, and they failed to receive adequate treatment afterward, those three Players—whose faces were twisted as they hugged baby bottles and drank milkshake—had likely reached the end of the Third Stage of Personal Talent Core construction.
After kindly helping tie the three Players, who could no longer even take care of themselves, to their Personal Vehicles with ropes, Bai Zhi and the other two Players watched them disappear. Their feelings were all extremely complicated.
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