[Tang Qi's Dragon Gold City Guide—
If the entire "Deepwell" dungeon were counted as part of Dragon Gold City, it would undoubtedly be its most unusual district.
Countless adventurers had ventured into it in succession. After nearly a century of exploration and development, they had finally opened up five distinctly different dungeon floors.
First, you would pass through the entrance into a long, deep tunnel—every twenty meters, you would see "Immortal Bright Flame" lamps hanging on both walls, practically identical to the streetlamps of Dragon Gold City.
As you traveled through the tunnel, you might occasionally hear the gentle sound of running water.
Yes, to maintain Dragon Gold City's sewer system, Public Lord Leon Lionheart had allocated a substantial sum specifically to renovate the first floor of the Deep Well Dungeon.
Thus, after walking for roughly ten minutes and reaching the bottom of the stairs, you would find level roads and square rooms, as though you had stepped into a purpose-built underground fortress.
Rather than a dungeon in need of clearing, it felt more like a temporary refuge.
As such, you would often spot adventurers in some of the rooms.
They might be resting, arguing, or even doing some "handiwork," but by unwritten convention, each room could accommodate only one adventuring party.
Insisting on entering a room already occupied by another party would be regarded as a provocation—
After all, down in the dungeon, there were no guards to concern themselves with whether you lived or died. Caution was always warranted.
Or you might round a couple of corners and run into a party preparing to leave.
At such times, please watch your step.
Otherwise, one careless turn might send you crashing into a few bad-tempered dwarves.
But once you left the first floor and stepped onto the stairs leading