Breakthrough
Dinner time soon arrived. Xu Huo still had the servants bring his food up to him. After Wei Landeng gave the signal to act from below, he went from the terrace to the third floor and entered He Pu's bedroom.
The moment he stepped inside, a deafening drumbeat suddenly rang out—it was coming from the stereo.
Although He Pu had left the room, the stereo had been left on, playing rhythmic drumbeats at a steady tempo.
It was probably an item that launched mental attacks. Listening to it caused a brief sense of discomfort.
Xu Huo was unaffected. He put on his glasses and began searching the room.
He Pu's room had a full set of music equipment, as well as a small soundproof booth for recording tapes. Otherwise, it was much like an ordinary living room. Its dark, black color scheme gave it a gloomy, somber feel that stood out from the style of the other rooms.
There were no bodies here.
Had the missing people been disposed of right away?
If He Pu wanted to keep players from clearing the dungeon, this wouldn't be surprising.
But this was still a dungeon. Dungeons had to allow some chance of clearing them, or there would be no point in setting up a backstory and conditions. Even if someone intended to cause trouble in the dungeon, there was no need to cut off their own escape route like this.
His thoughts shifting, he decided to head to the lounge. But just as he was about to leave, he sensed an unusual energy fluctuation in the corner of the room. He turned to look, only to find a bare wall.
Trusting his senses, he walked straight over and inspected the wall, but found nothing.
His brows furrowed. He took out the