Chapter 507: Doctor-Patient Relationships in a Psychiatric Hospital
After leaving his hand, the metal cube shot forward at an extremely high speed, piercing through all obstacles in its path—which, to Ahsis and the others, were the hospital's doors and walls—before crashing into something hard with a loud bang and flying back.
Retrieving his item, Ahsis said, "This location is enclosed. Unless we completely destroy the dungeon space, we cannot get out."
Under the circumstance where Spacetime Items cannot be used, forcibly dismantling a dungeon location is extremely difficult. Not to mention, while inside, it's unclear where the boundaries of this dungeon actually lie. Raze the hospital to the ground? What if the dungeon's boundary is in a zone of spatial chaos?
"This mutated ocean itself is quite unstable and lacks the value to become a Game Partition, which is why it could become an annual travel route. Who would have thought we'd end up lifting a rock only to drop it on our own feet this time," Captain Matt shook his head, looking in the direction where Bai Kou had just disappeared. "I have now lost control over the vessel, and my five senses are somewhat dulled. Perhaps we are currently sailing towards a spatial convergence zone."
Leaving aside Ahsis and the others' hesitation in facing the "Seventeenth Hospital" dungeon, for Xu Huo's side, it was truly a dramatic turn of events. The players thought all hope was lost, but who could have imagined a Random Dungeon would suddenly appear, instantly pointing them to a clear path.
"This is great! An E-rank dungeon, three tasks to choose from, we can pass it easily!" Some clapped their hands in celebration.
"One psychological treatment session, kill one doctor, find the hospital's main gate. The most difficult of these three tasks is probably the last one," other players began analyzing the dungeon. "The first two both involve doctors. We should go look for doctors now."
Although the Seventeenth Hospital was looming over them, the environment on the three lower decks of the ship had also partially changed. For example, the several elevators that should have been there were gone, replaced by staircases. The corridors no longer had the strange ocean grass patterns, turning into somewhat worn white walls with room numbers and emergency exit signs.
Of course, some of the ship's original features remained.