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If anyone thought that Nazarick Underground Great Tomb was gloomy simply because it was underground, then they would be completely mistaken.
Certainly, there were gloomy places within Nazarick Underground Great Tomb.
After all, Nazarick Underground Great Tomb consisted of ten underground levels.
The first, second, and third floors of Nazarick Underground Great Tomb took the form of tombs.
The fourth floor was an underground lake.
The fifth floor was a glacier.
The sixth floor was a jungle.
The seventh floor was magma.
The eighth floor was wilderness.
To call the first eight floors of Nazarick Underground Great Tomb gloomy would be somewhat understating the former game stronghold of a powerful guild that had once commanded the winds and clouds, capable of nearly anything.
However, that only applied to the first eight floors of Nazarick Underground Great Tomb.
The ninth underground floor of Nazarick Underground Great Tomb was as solemn and sacred as a white castle. Every room within was a standard royal suite, luxurious beyond compare. Compared to the first eight floors, it was practically heaven.
Naturally, a place like this could not be called gloomy.
The multicolored crystal chandeliers hanging from the ceiling emitted an extraordinarily soft and beautiful radiance.
That light came from magical items imbued with a magical power known as Everlasting Light.
Just as the name of the magic implied, as long as there was sufficient mana, the light would never go out.
With such magical items serving as light sources, even if the ninth underground floor of Nazarick Underground Great Tomb wanted to be gloomy, it could not manage it.
Surely, anyone walking through these corridors