Who Designed This Underworld Dungeon?

"Let me see... Whoa, well done, he’s practically the sales champion."

Gong Qiying’s fingers swiped back and forth over the City Lord Panel, browsing through reports from the Dungeon, displaying the locations of creatures currently hosting Mad Fire.

The previously empty Demon Continent now appeared with a small highlighted area, indicating an extraordinary number of Mad Fire-infected creatures.

Although small in scale and not too large, it was noticeably conspicuous.

Indeed, Gong Qiying straightforwardly referred to those creatures hosting Mad Fire as Mad Fire-infected.

Sometimes this term gave him the illusion that he was an executive in a plague company spreading some zombie virus, which he quite enjoyed.

Gong Qiying, with keen interest, clicked on one light point after another, with each light point displaying a full-body image of the infected, along with names and other superficial information.

The guys who appeared before him looked standard for the Demon Clan, as no good people looked like a mess.

Although only simple information could be received, once the amount of this information accumulated, quite a lot of useful intelligence could be analyzed. That’s how he controlled the Mad Fire God Sect in the capital of Scameroon.

Looking at it this way, Mad Fire combined with Sain Dungeon was simply an ultra-efficient automatic loot box machine!

Until now, all Mad Fire roaming outside Sain Dungeon was under Gong Qiying’s jurisdiction, whether the original Mad Fire or the progeny splitting and attaching to others, none could escape Sain’s control. If he wished, he could easily draw them back with a gesture.

This was his confidence in unleashing such a calamity.

Daily, the flames hosted in others were like a 24-hour non-stop spy machine, collecting infected individuals’ daily conversations and transmitting this information back, which, after automatic processing by the Dungeon, became intuitive intelligence of various types.

Thus, the intelligence seen on each infected represented by each light point varied. If an infected lived secluded, speaking to no one and heard by no one, then Mad Fire received no intelligence.

"I see, Deep Sea Tribe, a Demon Clan settlement near the sea... Dorian... Onora, Abyss Legion, major chaos..."

Gong Qiying was used to gathering several days’ worth of messages at once, and now was his happy time to catch up on the news, looking through various intelligence made his smile widen.

Seeing the last of the information, he raised his head and looked at the ceiling, sighing to himself:

"What a vibrant and flourishing scene."

In just a few days without watching, the Demon Continent became a mess!

The Great Demon Tree he valued got burned to ashes; even the Demon Clan’s main city had turned into an "Initial Firestove," with clan leaders dead or scattered. Just when Onora started reorganizing, the Abyss Legion came and disrupted it, alongside those dissatisfied with priestly rule causing trouble opportunistically... The Demon Continent had thoroughly become a chaotic battlefield.

This chaos qualified to get sent to Warhammer.

For others, distant Demon Clan chaos had nothing to do with their continent here, but Sain Dungeon was different.

It could be said that the Demon Clan’s turmoil was initiated by Sain Dungeon, even what it expected!

As for why...

Because once the Demon Clan fell into chaos, Sain Dungeon unquestionably became the beneficiary.

"That tree truly was a problem, though it’s a pity it burned, it burned well."

First, the Great Demon Tree.

Aside from the bunch of titles attached, the Great Demon Tree to Gong Qiying was nothing more than an unreasonable information terminal where all Demon Clan memories returned upon death becoming "data," and the priest could access as the "administrator."

If this thing continued to exist, fighting the Demon Clan later would leak much intelligence, with leaks sometimes leading to fatal consequences.

That’s why Gong Qiying said it burned well.

"Originally, I had this idea, but you preemptively answered, diligent indeed, Dorian."

Secondly, the broken Demon Clan tribal alliance.

Chaos offers more opportunities than unity; the tribal alliance dispersed offers more chances to turn this place into Sain Dungeon’s backyard.

Moreover, he believed the chaotic situation could expose hidden Evil God tracks.

Evil God Hidden Dull Star left Gong Qiying with the deepest impression of stealth, Yanor Kingdom’s disaster was like a precedent, not to mention the nearer Red incident. Both events shared silent brewing then erupting grandly.

A smoothly operating Demon Clan tribal alliance was no different from Yanor Kingdom and Red, where Hidden Dull Star excelled at infiltration.

Disrupting the tribal alliance at least prevented repeating the same trick.

"Of course, it doesn’t rule out him appearing dazzlingly, making a strong claim over the Demon Continent."

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