Game of Thrones: Royal Game

Chapter 194 Dreamland Dungeon
On the first night in Tylosi, Ian logged into the system after returning to his room, ready to start researching what happened to the dream dungeon obtained through advanced achievements.

When sailing at sea, Ian didn't dare to open any dungeons, afraid of any unexpected situation. Now he is docked in the port, and he has nothing else to do, so he is just suitable for this task.

Ian found the dream copy scroll in the data card, but couldn't find the comment box on it, so he opened his mouth and ordered to the system assistant: "Explain what the dream copy scroll is about."

"After using the scroll, the player can choose a difficulty, and then will get a random copy of the dream under that difficulty.

Players can enter the dungeon by falling asleep, and after clearing the level, they can get high page rewards related to the content of the dungeon. The higher the difficulty of the dungeon, the richer the rewards will be.

Different dream dungeons have different rules and customs clearance conditions, which need to be obtained by players before they can be known. Anne read the rules one by one.

"What will happen if you are woken up halfway after entering the copy?" Ian continued to ask.

"Different dream dungeons have different rules. Exploring dungeon players can enter multiple times, and the total time spent in the dream is calculated, while challenging dungeon players can only enter once, and if they wake up in the middle, they will fail by default." Annie explained .

"Is it possible for the player to encounter danger in the dream copy?"

"Each dungeon has different rules, but in principle, this is related to the difficulty chosen by the player. Generally speaking, only dungeons with nightmare difficulty can cause substantial damage to the player, while other difficulties will cause psychological shadows on the player at most."

"How to cause substantial damage? Isn't this just a dream?" Ian was a little puzzled.

"In the world of ice and fire, dreams have a very special status. Many ancient beings have the power to affect dreams. The more complicated the dream, the more likely it will attract their attention and cause their interference."

Hearing this, Ian inexplicably thought of the plot in the TV series where Bran saw the Night King through the vision of the Three-Eyed Raven and was grabbed by the Night King on the arm mark.

Although the 'vision' is not a dream, but in the world of ice and fire, their functions are very similar, it is hard to say whether those 'existences' can accomplish the same thing through the dream.

"However." Ian said strangely, "can't the dreams built by the system isolate those things?"

However, as soon as he asked, he regretted it. Isn't this so obvious?Let those so-called gods or false gods become part of the challenge faced by the players in the nightmare difficulty dream dungeon, which is the purpose of the dog's plan!

Sure enough, the AI ​​​​assistant Anne did not give an answer to this question.

Ian didn't say much anymore, but clicked on the scroll.

[Please choose the difficulty of the dream:

Easy to Medium Difficulty Nightmare]

Ian safely clicked on [Difficult]. Although the rewards for this level of dungeons are definitely not as good as nightmares, at least they will not cause danger.

After all, it was the first time playing this thing, Ian didn't have the idea of ​​pretending to be aggressive, and his current development is in good condition, so there is no need to look for excitement.

The next moment, the dream copy information that Ian had drawn appeared in front of his eyes.

[Name: Labyrinth of Demons]
Difficulty: difficult

Type: exploratory
Rules: #The player has a total of 72 hours of exploration time, and each time the player falls asleep, he can re-enter the instance
# Players can be revived infinitely in dreams
#The player can choose to revive at any time point that he has experienced before, but the time that the player has already consumed will be fully counted
Customs clearance conditions: unknown]

Uh. It's not easy to do at first glance, Ian is a little helpless.

Although this dungeon allows players to resurrect infinitely, and they can even choose when to resurrect, but the more this is the case, the more difficult it is to pass the level.

Forget it, the difficulty is chosen by oneself, and it is reasonable to feel uncomfortable.

Without further entanglement, Ian fell asleep directly and entered a dream.

There was a sound of air being pierced by his ears, and Ian opened his eyes suddenly, and saw an arrow nailed to the bone-white weirwood pillar beside him, only 5 centimeters away from his ear.

He didn't have time to think about what happened, but instinctively ran to the corner of the street.

Because in his field of vision, the hunter who had just shot an arrow at him drew his bow again.

He didn't want to be killed at the beginning.

Just as Ian ran a few steps, the sound of the air being pierced came to his ears again. Unfortunately, the human body sketching plot that is common in TV dramas did not appear.

He only felt a shock in his shoulders, and then he lost his balance and fell to the ground.

But the severe pain he imagined did not come immediately, on the contrary, he only felt that he smelled a very foul smell.

He got up from the ground and took a closer look. It turned out that he was lying in a pile of corpses. The internal organs of a corpse wrapped around him, and his face was covered with a mixture of blood, gastric juice and unknown body fluids.

"It's disgusting, damn it! What the hell is this dungeon?" Ian's stomach was overwhelmed, but he held back and didn't vomit.

He stood up and looked at the environment here.

Soon, he recognized this place, which was the saltworks outside the town of Earl Holloway.

The salt mine at night is very quiet, except for the chirping of cicadas accompanied by the wind, there is no other sound.

"Is this the so-called demon labyrinth? Is this place worthy of being my demon too?" Ian was a little disdainful, and he started to walk forward. There were corpses all over the place, and he couldn't judge the conditions for clearing the level.

However, as soon as he lifted his leg, he tripped over something under his feet. When he took a closer look, he saw the face of the merchant player Harui on the corpse.

Harui's body was bloody, his clothes were torn to pieces, his head was not attached to his neck, but was hanging on his belly, but his muddy eyes with dilated pupils were fixed on Harui kindness.

Ian suddenly remembered the look in Harui's eyes when he looked at him for the last time, eyes full of anger and fear.

This made Ian feel annoyed, but he couldn't do anything, after all, the thing in front of him was just a corpse.

In a daze, Ian suddenly saw Harui's corpse move, and then the corpse stood up holding his head like this, and the bloodless face on the head suddenly evoked a sneer.

Ian sneered back, and immediately drew out his saber and slashed at it. He didn't like whipping corpses, but he would not hesitate to kill such corpses.

Ian swung his sword, and Harui, the ghoul, was chopped off in the chest on the spot.

But the next moment, Ian felt a sharp pain coming from his shoulder as soon as his eyes flashed.

He lowered his head, only to find that the arrow of a cone-shaped arrow pierced his shoulder, and half of his body was already stained red with blood.

Ian fell to the ground, and the surrounding scene changed back to the scene at the beginning. From the milky white buildings, he could roughly guess that this was the White Walled City before it was destroyed.

Footsteps sounded in front of him, and Ian raised his head, and saw the guy who had just shot himself with an arrow approaching him, a scar extending from his neck to his lower abdomen lay across his chest, which was particularly hideous.

It was you, Ian smiled when he saw his face.

It turned out to be the first player I killed, a thing that didn't even deserve a name!
(End of this chapter)