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Since it was both a dungeon and a labyrinth, it naturally gave off an impression of being complex, ever-changing, dark, and lightless.
In truth, whether it was complex and ever-changing depended on the situation, and it was not necessarily dark and lightless either.
The dungeon was divided into floors.
The higher the floor number—that was, the farther it was from the surface—the stronger the monsters born on that floor would be.
And with certain floors as boundaries, the dungeon's terrain and characteristics would differ.
As soon as Noah entered the dungeon and arrived on its first floor, a maze resembling some sort of underground passage appeared before him.
The walls were pale blue, with no cracks anywhere around him. There were only walls made entirely of stone, yet some inexplicable light source illuminated every passage.
The adventurers entering from the Tower of Babel casually made their way into the various passages, disappearing from Noah's sight.
Once inside the dungeon, no matter which floor one wanted to reach, one had to walk there step by step.
Therefore, even high-level adventurers had to pass through the stairs leading from the first floor to the second, then the stairs from the second to the third, continuing downward one step at a time.
Thus, the first floor of the dungeon could be considered the safest place.
That was not only because the monsters here were the lowest-level and weakest monsters, but also because so many adventurers passed through this floor on their