"Didn't we agree on a newly built house?"

"How could it be a prison cell?"

"Why is it still underground?!"

When most people could only exchange their money for ordinary single dorm rooms, they hadn't yet realized the seriousness of the problem.

When Mingmei and Muchen thought they had earned their own independent apartment because of their high scores, they didn't realize the seriousness of the problem.

Half an hour ago,

Since Mingmei and Muchen were among the few who weren't bothered by their scores, there was nothing to worry about when choosing where to live. The two acted swiftly, choosing a house and then following the navigation to their place.

Therefore, they were a step ahead of the others, leaving the large group that followed them looking for their accommodation far behind.

However, as she searched, Mingmei increasingly felt the emptiness of the Sixth Legion. Were all the soldiers on missions? She could count the number of veterans she had seen along the way on one hand.

However, robots carrying lethal weapons are rare. What's going on with this environment that's tight on the outside but loose on the inside?

Along the way, Mingmei was completely baffled by the Sixth Army's defensive deployment.

[Hey, is there something more to the arrangement here?]

[Host, I do not have permission; these are military secrets.]

Gui Gui's answer made Mingmei realize that this place was still a special area. Mingmei was even more worried if Gui Gui found out immediately today.

So, putting aside their curiosity about the place, Mingmei and Muchen were in a pretty good mood when they finally saw the small building that looked like a row of townhouses, with their doors facing each other.

However, when Mingmei and Muchen went inside, they found that the room was much smaller than it appeared from the outside.

Even though Mingmei felt she wasn't good at math, she wasn't blind.

The second floor was more than twice the size of the first floor, and Mingmei walked up and down the stairs twice.

The second floor includes a bathroom, bedroom, a small gym, and an open-air balcony;

The first floor consists of only a simple dining room and kitchen, plus a staircase to the second floor.

Mingmei stood in the narrow passageway beside the stairs, her eyes fixed intently on the wall beside her, a vague sense of foreboding creeping in.

Is there a secret room here?

Mingmei asked Guigui.

[Host, there is nothing...]

Gui Gui's hesitant reply made Mingmei feel increasingly uneasy.

Thinking about it, Mingmei went out again. As soon as she opened the door, she saw that Mu Chen across the hall had also opened his door. The two looked at each other and confirmed one thing from each other's eyes—their rooms were probably all like this.

Half of the first floor's area was inexplicably removed.

What kind of nonsense is this?

"There seems to be a hidden door here."

The two stood in the corridor by the door, and Mu Chen carefully examined the wall between the two doors.

There seems to be an invisible identity recognition system on the wall.

"No way..."

Looking at the spot Mu Chen pointed to, a thousand unpleasant thoughts flashed through Mingmei's mind. Was it not what she had imagined?

Just as Mingmei was wondering what the purpose of the hidden door between her and Mu Chen's two buildings was, she slowly closed her eyes as she watched a large group of freshmen rushing towards them from afar.

We're doomed!

She knew it!

So, when the first student arrived and stood between her and Mu Chen, and verified their identity against the wall, a large door slowly opened in the wall, and that bad premonition finally came true.

Heh~

Hehehe~

Sure enough, the other people's rooms were right below their building.

At this moment, Mingmei and Muchen exchanged a glance, and both of them had a new thought about their current situation—Am I a dormitory supervisor?

Regardless of what Mingmei and the others were thinking, everyone had a vague sense of unease about the fact that their dormitory's main entrance was located between two buildings, and that they had to take an elevator to get in.

Why is it still underground?

Lu Xiaoyao, who had just arrived, couldn't help but look at Hu Yue standing to the side.

Lu Xiaoyao: [Weren't you supposed to be building a new dormitory building? Is this dormitory building facing downwards?]

Hu Yue: [...]

Hu Yue couldn't hold back any longer. Her brother really had spent all his money, hadn't he? He actually used this place for renovations?

You promised to build a tower, but you just built two small towers on the same spot, right?

Hu Yue's gaze fell on Mingmei and Mu Chen, who were standing at the door watching them with blank expressions. For no reason, Hu Yue suddenly felt a sense of guilt.

They spent so many points and this is the result? That's too bad, isn't it?

"Should we...go in and take a look?"

Seeing so many people going in one after another, Mingmei became a little curious. Mu Chen didn't hesitate and agreed to go down with Mingmei to take a look.

He also wanted to know what was under his house.

So the two of them took the elevator down and soon heard the first few shouts.

The other players couldn't stand it anymore either. This wasn't a single room; it was clearly a prison cell!

They all wondered if they had done something terribly wrong to end up here.

"Is this... something we can see?"

As Mingmei and Muchen stepped out of the elevator, they looked down into the long, dark corridor. The energy lights on the walls on both sides were not very bright, and the pale light shining on the dark walls made Mingmei feel somewhat oppressed.

"Why does this look even more oppressive than the slave quarters on that starship in the game?"

No wonder the other people who just came down were howling like that; is this a place for humans to live in?

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