Novel Dungeon Condition

Lin Zhiluo had always been curious.

What would it look like if the existence of the Doomsday Game appeared in a system background description?

Including his past life, he had participated in so many World Dungeons, yet he had never once entered a world where the Doomsday Game existed locally.

Today, this background description had finally satisfied his curiosity.

And at a glance, it was not particularly out of place.

It still had many similarities to the World Dungeons he had experienced before.

There was one especially jarring part, though: the reason Rainstone Star had fallen into crisis was actually him!

This was the first time he had encountered a situation where he himself appeared in the background description.

Well, damn. I was wondering why "Code: Blue Star," which had previously struggled even to fend off the other side's invasion, now had the nerve to go settle the score.

So it turned out that "Code: Rainstone" had ruined itself.

Thinking about it, though, that was normal.

The Doomsday Game System's inherent function was to keep the Doomsday Game operating normally and distribute rewards to players according to procedure.

As a system, it was impossible for it to have much surplus energy.

Now, "Code: Rainstone" had expended two bursts of energy comparable to a War God's Full Power Strike from its already limited reserves.

Energy depletion was only to be expected.

Aside from the background description, the "Mission Hint" and "Mission Restriction" this time were also different from before.

Among the mission hints, the second one was what drew Lin Zhiluo's attention most.

"There is a strong possibility that other factions will set their sights on Rainstone Star."

Did that even need explaining?

The only forces capable of invading back and forth were probably Doomsday Game Systems with different code names.