The Spiralling Sewers Instance.

Inspired by roguelike games, a subgenre of role-playing games which emphasised on procedurally generated levels and permanent death of the player character, Jin had used a few ideas from them to create this particularly new dungeon instance.

While the Demon Rats would eventually disappear after enough cultivators had culled their numbers playing this particular new instance, it would give Jin a good amount of data to see if he should continue to expand this instance in the future as well.

As for now, this instance would work by allowing only one cultivator per dungeon instance. They would start from the top where they would find a porthole to descend down into the next, they would encounter those Demon Rats which would be roaming around the sewers.

Each time the individual cultivator defeats a Demon Rat, Jin expected the rat to drop some loot corresponding to whatever crop they were born from. That loot would then be collected by the cultivator and could be exchanged for Panda Medals at certain checkpoints where they would find a shady looking trash raccoon selling potions, accessories and even weapons. (Some cultivators who later played it felt that it looked like Thomas "Trash" Hook from a certain famous leisure game.)

That being said, the cultivator going in would be limited by the dungeon server aka the System to hold onto two items to help them with their dungeon run. Aside from those two items, the server would lock all items from being used. Therefore, this particular Spiralling Sewers Instance would be a progressive run which was a variant of the Dungeon Cave that the adventurers in the Goblin World experienced.

Compared to the Dungeon Cave, which focused on exploiting the adventurers as much as possible to prepare them for any possible threat within the lower levels, the Spiralling Sewers was the direct opposite.

The cultivator had to earn their medicinal potions, weapons and ammunition to continue travelling down the sewers.

However, there was an additional catch to the latest