Even if players did not die here, the energy their bodies lost over the course of a battle would be absorbed by the Dungeon.
Keeping a player alive to run the Dungeon regularly was profitable for him, provided they did not farm the powerful characters. The profit was simply smaller, a slow but steady stream.
If a player died here, the energy within their body, and even their flesh, would become the Dungeon's reserves.
"Third, each of you must choose a spot you like and claim an area within a ten-meter radius. No two areas may overlap. You may only attack players once they enter your area."
This was to attract others. If everyone swarmed them and everyone who came died, how could he keep attracting people?
"Those three rules apply while players are inside. You may arrange your own time otherwise."
"Provided you observe those three rules, if you kill a player, that player will take your place as a monster and be unable to leave. You, meanwhile, can turn back into a normal human and leave."
Everyone fell silent.
Wasn't this just trading one person for another? If it was an enemy, there was no problem, but what if it was one of their own?
The second rule stipulated that they had to kill every player who entered.
Hyuga Akira snapped his fingers softly, and images appeared around them, rapidly replaying everything that had happened since he entered this place.
"Don't even think about cheating. I can see everything."
Watching their wavering expressions, Hyuga Akira's smile grew even brighter.
"The Dungeon exists to give players an enjoyable experience. I'll assign you specific areas, and you can change shifts periodically. As for how you change shifts, discuss that among yourselves."
"I'll assign you now."
With a soft snap of