Finding Something
Unlike the outside, which had simply been ransacked, the staff quarters looked like a crime scene. There was no blood, but the walls, floor, furnishings—everything that could be damaged at a glance had been wrecked. Even the androids had been dismantled, their heads and limbs taken apart.
"Whoever did this has to be a psychopath!" Wan Yunrong said. "They even tore the androids limb from limb. What kind of grudge could they have had?"
This wasn't about a grudge. They were looking for something—and not searching for valuable items the way the players were. They were hunting for one particular item, something small. Otherwise, they wouldn't have taken apart the androids' limbs.
Xu Huo glanced at the other three. "Maybe there's something good here."
"Then should we look too?" Wan Yunrong rubbed her hands together eagerly.
"Forget it. If there were anything good, it wouldn't have waited for us to show up," Chu Yuan said, unconvinced.
Wan Yunrong teased him. "Didn't that android in the cabinet just wait for you?"
Chu Yuan's face darkened. "If you're going to look, hurry up! We'll go to the next floor when we're done!"
The group searched the room, but found nothing worth taking. Miao Yu even pried up some tiles in a corner, only to find the same kind of flooring exposed beneath them as elsewhere.
Players who had cleared ten or more dungeons had developed a set routine for searching dungeon locations. Besides checking everything visible, they also used special detectors or detection items to find things that were impossible to spot on the surface.
Mao Wei, Ge Pan, and the others, who were ahead of them, had already started.
"There are so many rooms. We'd still be searching after dark," Chu Yuan said, glancing at them. "And they're not