Yan Fushou's incredulous voice echoed through the conference room.
He couldn't be blamed for losing his composure like this—it was simply because this matter was too tormenting.
Three hours earlier.
The instant Lu Xiu's new dungeon preview appeared on the system projection, Yan Fushou immediately found a conference room with a system projection and began waiting patiently.
And this time, just like before, the system gave Lu Xiu plenty of face—a preview across all Nine Provinces again.
Yan Fushou also learned the name of Lu Xiu's new dungeon at the first opportunity—[Witch].
For players who had never seen Lu Xiu in person, seeing this name might not have given them any particular feeling. At most, they would think it was a dungeon leaning toward fantasy or mystery.
But for Yan Fushou, who had seen Lu Xiu before, it was different.
The instant he saw the dungeon name, he froze.
For no other reason—mainly because Lu Xiu's previous dungeons had been completely unrelated to her appearance, upbringing, and the first impression she gave people. They were poles apart.
Resident Evil, Sekiro—and the latest one, Sifu.
But now, this [Witch] dungeon, at least judging by the name, felt like the kind of dungeon Lu Xiu would make.
Although Yan Fushou himself didn't know why he had this instinct that it finally fit—but this name really did feel a little less hardcore, and a little more feminine and mysterious.
And a witch—
However, when Yan Fushou then saw that the dungeon's genres were [Horror/Puzzle-solving/Survival], a trace of disappointment couldn't help rising in his heart again.
There was no helping it.
With Lu Xiu's two dungeons, Resident Evil and Outlast, setting the bar first, they had directly raised the entire player base's threshold for horror-survival dungeons.
Now that Lu Xiu was putting out another