Who knew which floor this "Gate Key" led to?
"I heard that Gate Keys obtained in the Dungeon basically point to nearby floors, with the greatest span never exceeding ten floors. In other words, this Gate Key can lead to, at most, either the first floor or the nineteenth floor!"
Dark tried injecting a thread of magic power into the "Gate Key," and a ripple spread across the tip of the key.
Clearly, injecting more magic power would activate it.
After considering it, he decisively poured in more magic power!
A "Gate Key" was not a one-way passage.
Rather than saying it could transport three people, it would be more accurate to say that it could be used for transport three times, one person each time.
Therefore, after using the "Gate Key," it was entirely possible to travel back and forth within the time limit.
And if he wanted to know exactly which floor's safe zone the "Gate Key" could transport him to, he could only find out through practice.
Thirty seconds later, a small ring of magic power appeared at the tip of the "Gate Key."
The ring was only about fifty centimeters in diameter, with water-like ripples undulating within it.
If one reached a hand into it, one could feel an extremely powerful suction force.
If they relaxed and did not resist, they would be sucked into the ring.
In the blink of an eye, they would appear on the floor to which the "Gate Key" pointed.
Since a corresponding ring would also appear on the destination floor after the "Gate Key" was activated, there was no need to worry about bumping into anyone—people weren't stupid; of course they would avoid it.
Moreover, the transport points of "Gate Keys" were located at the edge of the magic markers,