As for Ocean Symphony and Poem of Daylight, Angel paid particular attention to these two Instances because they had trapped the most people.
Ocean Symphony took place in a stretch of sea beneath heavy clouds, with most of the action centered on a luxury cruise ship.
Angel took a quick look, but without entering the Instance or finding any Wonderland information stream he could capture, he could not yet tell what kind of Instance it was.
It looked like some sort of mystery to solve? Angel wasn't sure.
But the data told him one thing: everyone who had entered was trapped.
Not a single person had come out.
The only good news was that the cruise ship had reached its limit of eight hundred people. The Instance entrance was temporarily closed, so no one else could enter.
At least no one else would get trapped.
For those already inside, though, that was hardly good news. They had failed to clear it even while reinforcements were still coming in. Now that all eight hundred were stuck together, clearing it would probably be harder still.
Poem of Daylight took place in a harsh wasteland.
There were no buildings, no plants, and no living creatures visible to the eye. There was only endless red earth and broken rock, jagged peaks and deep hollows, and sandstorms that rose without warning.
Thunder rumbled but no lightning fell; black clouds rolled without end.
It was like a world utterly devoid of life.
Angel took a look from his god's-eye view, but he couldn't make out what kind of Instance it was. Perhaps it was about surviving in the wasteland?
He guessed that because the three hundred-odd people trapped inside had all taken shelter underground, struggling to survive.
Why underground?
Because conditions on the surface were too