While the players craned their necks, intently watching the Dungeon Promotional Videos.
Jiang Xia's gaze swept over the five distinctive Dungeons, and he secretly muttered to Noah, "They've already been made—it'd be such a waste not to try them. Once today's game is over, why don't we pack these Dungeons up and take them with us?"
Noah hesitated and muttered softly:
"I'm afraid I can't do it alone. Taken together, these Dungeons are far too vast. I also built them using real-world equipment and data as a foundation. But now... the adults outside have cut off this place's connection to the outside network. If you can find a way to copy the data and steal a Game Pod, I can try restoring some of the Dungeons, though there may be bugs."
After saying that, perhaps feeling that he sounded too useless, Noah added, somewhat embarrassed:
"But if you just want to experience games, there are actually other Dungeons too—Detective-type ones that you like, all refined by Hiroki before he died. Hiroki met an excellent manga artist online. That person had inherited a billion-dollar fortune from a distant uncle, was too busy with work, and didn't want his dream to go to waste, so he gave Hiroki the outlines for his new stories. He said that if Hiroki ever wanted to make games in the future, he could write those stories into Dungeons..."
Jiang Xia: "..." Could these Detective Dungeons you mentioned produce Ghosts and Killing Intent?
There were still plenty of questions, and many details needed discussing.
But clearly, this was not the time to start chatting about that.
They couldn't keep the other forty-nine players watching Dungeon Promotional Videos just because of this—if they watched for too long, the tension would fade, and it wouldn't be any fun