These weren't all the bodies. In the corners between some of the building blocks, there were still bits and pieces of what looked like mutilated corpses, though they were usually very small. As for the rest... they were nowhere to be found.
The space here seemed more stable than the outside, but thick spatial walls had already formed between the different spaces. In other words, just because you could see a place didn't mean you could reach it.
Xu Huo didn't touch the corpses. He walked farther in along the edge and found that the layout resembled the folded space on the first layer. When he'd been outside, he'd only sensed the sounds overlapping. But walking through here gave him the sense that people, too, were overlapping within the space.
For example, one moment he might still be at the bottom of the buildings, and two or three steps later he'd have crossed to a higher point. He only realized after the fact that the space had shifted. It was only when he walked through that he noticed the two spaces were connected.
There was plenty of it, and it was chaotic, but it was indeed far more stable than the outside. If this really was going to become a space-type Dungeon, this should be its embryonic form.
When the Seventeenth Hospital Dungeon was born, Xu Huo had just begun his Mental Evolution, which happened to suit the Dungeon's location. Its final formation was therefore partly related to him, and when the Dungeon was complete, he had received an Instance Authorization Letter.
But this place was full of folded spaces. Even the stone statues had been affected, turning into items that could drag people into the spatial gaps. That meant the Dungeon's level wouldn't be low, and it already had