"I don't know yet either." Xu Huo stood up wearily and asked, "Have you called for help from outside?"
Luozi's expression remained unchanged. "We came from another district, so we haven't been able to contact anyone who could come help us yet. What about you?"
Xu Huo indicated that his situation was much the same, though he was somewhat surprised that these people were so stubborn. They had been trapped for so long, yet they still hadn't called their family for help.
"Have you seen anyone else?" he asked.
Luozi sighed. "I had several companions when we came in, but who would've thought we'd be forced to separate as soon as we opened the door? We've been getting farther and farther apart, and I don't know where we've ended up. We can contact one another, but we can't determine our exact locations."
"You're doing better than me. You have several companions," Xu Huo said. "I'm alone, without even anyone to ask for help."
"You came from an outer sub-district too?" Luozi's expression softened. "Do you have any ideas?"
Xu Huo pondered for a moment. "I feel like this entire place has been sealed off by space. After passing through several courtyards, it becomes impossible to retrace your steps, and space keeps shifting as well. So far, I only know that four different types of rooms keep cycling endlessly. I haven't figured out anything else yet."
After saying that, he turned his gaze toward the other man, clearly waiting for him to continue.
A hint of emotion flashed through Luozi's eyes, but he still said, "I think this is probably an incomplete time-based dungeon."
"A time-based dungeon?" Xu Huo asked in surprise. "What do you mean by incomplete? Is it an unclaimed dungeon?"
Luozi sized him up. "Judging by you, you