Dekan, the Bane of the Demon Realm

"Meow meow meow! It's so cold, meow!"

Even the Cat Teacher in the shadows couldn't bear the cold.

It darted out and disappeared into Dekan's cotton-padded coat in a flash.

"Hey, you're so cold!"

Dekan had just warmed up a little when he felt that Cat Teacher had frozen him again.

The Cat Teacher poked its head out from Dekan's collar, revealing a contented look:

"Dekan, please don't turn back, okay, meow?"

Dekan: "?"

My cat seems to be asking for a beating again. I should be firm and send it to Mie to be disciplined when I get back to the real world.

"Altis is so reliable, meow."

Cat Teacher sensed that Dekan's mood was a bit off, so she quickly changed the subject.

Seeing that Dekan had prepared his cotton-padded coat well in advance before arriving at the fifth floor, it knew that Altis had told him.

After all, the fifth floor, being Exile Zone, has no shopping stops.

Of course, Dekan has a third-tier delivery service, so you can call in delivery even in the Exile Zone.

"Okay, just don't be afraid later. Trust me, this floor is very safe."

Dekan patted the Cat Teacher's head and said.

At the same time, he also saw the information about this layer through the Demon Bracelet.

[Fury Prison]

[This level of the prison is Exile Zone, where guards are allowed to kill each other.]

The Jailer will indiscriminately attack any target he can lock onto.

[The jailer will gain a phantom disguise on this floor, transforming into a prisoner.]

[There are no shopping points in the Exile Zone; survival supplies will be randomly distributed periodically.]

[Leaving the protected area of the portal barrier is considered entering the fifth level.]

[On the fifth level of the prison, for every prisoner who dies, the jailer will be rewarded with 500 Demon Point, which will be divided equally among all the jailers on that level.]

[To proceed to the sixth floor, 6000 Demon Point are required.]

The fifth level is also Exile Zone, but the rules are different from those of the second level.

Firstly, this level is not as dangerous as the second level, at least not to the jailers.

Altis had almost already told Dekan the key points of the fifth level in advance.

The Jailer of this level Faceless Ignis, was a heinous eighth-order demon who was subjected to extreme torture by the Demon King, who gouged out his eyes, pierced his eardrums, burned his skin, and nearly stripped him of his five senses.

This nearly crippled demon still possesses eighth-tier combat power and vitality.

He would roam the corridors of the fifth level of the prison, hunting down any guards and prisoners he could catch.

Unless someone gets too close to him or attacks him, he has a hard time detecting the exact location of the target.

He only occasionally launches area-of-effect attacks, like swatting flies.

However.

The Faceless Ignis, the Jailer of this level, should not be underestimated.

Despite his lack of sensitivity and slowness, he possessed a unique, innate perceptive ability.

He has an exceptionally keen sense of the sweet taste of negative emotions such as anger, fear, and sadness.

Therefore, it's on the fifth floor.

Those who are psychologically weak will be quickly targeted by Faceless Ignis.

And they cannot escape.

Because the weak will only grow more and more afraid, until they are killed by Faceless Ignis.

However, if one has extremely strong mental fortitude...

He's so strong that he's almost inhuman.

On this level, the threat from the Jailer is virtually nonexistent.

Because of these mechanisms, the fifth level does not have the special rules of the second level, such as "surviving to gain Demon Point daily" and "accessing the next level without paying a fee".

Its own assessment of prison guards was not based on catching fugitives.

Rather, it mainly manifests in deceiving, manipulating, and manipulating human emotions.

When the jailer arrives at the fifth level, he will gain a phantom disguise, and his appearance and clothing will change to resemble those of a human prisoner.

Therefore, they could freely blend into the group of human prisoners.

For example, the moment Dekan arrived at the fifth level, his appearance completely transformed into a harmless gray-haired, blue-eyed girl, losing his demonic features, and his attire also changed into prison clothes.

Of course, all of this was merely an illusion superimposed on Dekan's original mimicry.

On this floor.

Compared to the cumbersome Jailer.

The true rulers are actually the human prisoner group.

During the ongoing war between humans and demons, an unusually large number of human prisoners are being sent to this level.

The prisoners who manage to survive on this level must have, after making certain sacrifices, discovered and understood the Jailer's characteristics.

So whether it's genuine mental fortitude or simply suppressing one's fear.

The prisoners who survived were generally not mentally unstable.

Altis deduced that the surviving humans on this level would find ways to help each other, or even form a group and establish rules in order to survive on this level.

After all, they needed to find a way to bypass the Jailer and gather supplies to survive.

The jailers' goal is to disguise themselves as humans, blend into the crowd, and sow discord, incite negative emotions, and guide the Jailer to eliminate them.

The more evil the jailer, the faster they can accumulate a large number of Demon Point on this level.

Compared to evil power, what the jailers need more on this level is an evil heart.

"These are the key details for this level. Altis only knows about the fifth level and has done her best to help me; she doesn't know about the subsequent levels."

Dekan didn't rush to leave the safe zone of the portal, but quickly informed Morion and Cat Teacher of this information.

Judging from Morion's expression, he seemed completely unconcerned, even displaying a somewhat leisurely, touristy attitude.

Dekan couldn't help but feel relieved that Morion hadn't been relegated to the fifth level at the start.

Otherwise, this person would be terrible, whether as a jailer or a prisoner.

If Morion were a jailer, he would be a disaster for humanity.

As a prisoner, Morion would likely only need less than a day to turn this floor into his black-hearted factory.

Are you thinking something impolite?

Seeing the disdainful look on Dekan's face, Morion seemed to understand what Dekan was thinking.

"No, no, I just feel quite reassured having you as my teammate sometimes."

Dekan waved his hand.

However, to be fair, Cat Teacher does give Dekan a bit of a worry.

After all, it has always been the most timid member of the team.

If the Cat Teacher gets scared and attracts the Jailer, Dekan will be in big trouble.

"Cat Teacher, aren't you scared?"

"Don't worry, meow. After hearing you explain the rules for this level, I feel incredibly safe following you, meow."

"Cat Teacher assured me triumphantly."

Having previously experienced the Shadow World [Wild Mountain Blizzard Mystery].

Cat Teacher has completely understood.

Under this Werewolf -killing mechanism, Dekan and Dekan companions will never be in danger.

Because Dekan himself is the most dangerous.

This time, Dekan revealed the mole's identity to him.

There was also the assistance of a heavyweight Morion.

With these two fearsome figures protecting him, Cat Teacher was so comfortable that all he wanted to do was sleep soundly in Dekan's arms.