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You're experiencing the same thing.

-- What the heck is this? -- After a few seconds of contemplation, Tristan realized that in his current situation, such an event was more of a blessing. At least now there was some chance of escape. Raising his shield above his head, hoping it would provide some protection if the ceiling collapsed, Tristan looked around, waiting for one of the walls to crumble.
-- Hey, if you don't want to die quickly, hide under the shield, -- he shouted to Anemone.

/ Here's another idea. There's a chance that the destruction itself isn't the problem, but the debris could be harmful. So, if the destruction isn't uniform, we hide under more robust structures (arches) first. Then, when everything outside the arches that could collapse has already fallen, we jump into the empty space before the arches collapse.

Maybe that's the way to do it.

Then what was the purpose of the blue perimeter?

To weed out the cowards who didn't want to fight the guardian.

/ Yep. Revan was the one who wrote it. /

Well, if I were building a barrier, I would have killed all the Dungeon creatures that killed the guard under the rubble. So, we can run, but it probably won't help.

When the last scraps of land beneath their feet dissolved into oblivion, death seemed closer and more inevitable than ever before, and darkness engulfed the minds of the members of the first mercenary group. A moment later, they find themselves in a completely unfamiliar room that they had never been in before. Soon, eleven people will discover that the door behind them is the very one through which they entered the palace. None of the members of the group have any injuries, and they are all full of strength. The only exception was Tristan. The warrior was alive but unconscious and unresponsive.

- I told you! It was an illusion.

You have completed

I haven't encountered such complex and nerve-wracking games before, especially free ones without any pay-to-win elements. I commend the developers. What are those squares?

What are those squares?

I'll tell you when your characters recover (maybe they'll discuss what happened) and start exploring the room.

Tria slowly and cautiously examines the hall, looking under her feet, to the left and right, and up, without touching anything.

Don't forget to cast "Obscure" on Tristan.

To urinate on.

You’ve survived the prologue, congratulations!