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Annie, however, barely reacted.
That made sense!
Compared to the sights she had seen on a certain planet called Pandora, this underground world did little to impress her.
In fact, Annie had seen plenty of places far more wondrous than this. She was nothing like a certain sheltered bumpkin who gasped at everything.
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Lania paid that no mind. After marveling at the sight, she continued gazing into the distance at the expanse before her, which resembled a great plain, complete with rivers, mountains, lakes, and those strange "woodlands."
To her, this place was almost indistinguishable from a plain on the surface.
Granted, it was nothing compared to the great western plains of Antagarich, where Erathia lay, but it seemed about a tenth the size of the plains around Karyad City—in other words, roughly the area within a few kilometers of the city?
Then, after her overwhelming astonishment and wonder, Lania naturally turned once more toward Annie, who stood beside her looking utterly unmoved, and continued marveling. "L-Lady Annie!"
"This place is so huge! So magnificent!"
"I never imagined there could be a place like this in the Dungeon world—"
"It's incredible!"
"I always thought the Dungeon world was just caves of different sizes connected by passages!"
"But who would've thought—"
Hearing Lania's words, Annie turned to give her a puzzled glance.
"That's weird!"
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"Isn't this a cave too?"
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As she spoke, Annie pointed overhead.
"Look at that sky!"
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"Those little green specks are up there. The sky here is probably only a little over a thousand meters high!"
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"It's just that this underground world is pretty dark. If something lit the whole place up, having to look at that low 'sky' every day would probably drive someone as mentally fragile as