Elias made himself blended into the crowd, going along the movement with everyone else.

  He had to make it natural or else people might notice. After all, there were so many magical abilities in this world, who knows if there were any people that could turn back time or even other bizarre methods that he wasn't aware of. Then that would be a problem.

  At the same time, a series of operations was currently undergoing inside his mind, giving commands to the system for his very first dungeon.

  'a total of 100 thousand points to create a tier 2 dungeon, I hope it will be worth it'

  'Initiate dungeon creation'

  [Command accepted, please draw, attribute, type of boss and elite monster packs, and the size of the terrain]

  [Note, the common monster will be Refreshed according to the size and the type of the terrain naturally]

  [Note, only the elite and boss level monsters can be different from the natural monsters that was spawned by the terrain. But the numbers of these special monsters will be automatically determined by the size of the terrain itself]

  'Create tier 2 dungeon, initiate the lucky roulette' Elias commanded, at the same time, he found himself at a small restaurant at the edge of the marketpce square, finding himself a table on the second floor with the window on the side, depicting the whole view of the pce. "A set of drinks please, the enlightenment tea" he ordered at the waiter on the side.

  Then... Under his command. A huge spinning roulette emerged inside his mind, it was as if he was looking towards it at the front, it was such a profound method.

  'First draw... The attribute of the dungeon' Elias muttered within, his eyes overlooking the countless tiny slot of prizes on the roulette. Though no matter how hard he tried to see what they were, there was an invisible hazy mist that blocked his eyes from seeing them.

  Elias clicked his tongue at this but he didn't bother pressing on this matter further. 'Start... I hope I will get something good' With a will of his thoughts, the roulette then began to spin in this vast space of consciousness, the space rippled under this motion as Elias kept his sight fixed on the pointer, waiting for the soon to be reward.

  Then, not long after, the roulette began to slow down. Eventually stopping at a retively rge slot that was covered in a gray fog.

  [Ding]

  The familiar sound rang inside his mind, his fist clenched, hopeful for a powerful attribute for his very first dungeon

  [Congratutions to the host for winning a Twisted forest attribute for the dungeon, the size of the terrain and the type of monsters will follow the dungeon attribute tempte]

  Hearing this, Elias's pair of eyes lighted up for a moment in shock, his smile evident on his face.

  After all, any attributes that differ from the common, water, fire, nature, and so on are considered powerful according to the information that he had gained.

  To expin this, this attribute was more like a mutated version of nature itself. By that, the creatures that he could draw ter will be much stronger than the normal one.

  Remember, the draw prizes aren't limited to what this world could offer. Instead the rewards are randomly chosen from the myriad of the world in the countless existence itself.

  Just how powerful is that? Imagine if one day he could draw a Codzil monster or something.

  'next... ' He regained his focus.

  'initiate the terrain size draw'

  It was the same process as before, him waiting anxiously for the roulette turn, and closing his eyes when it was about to stop.

  [Ding... ]

  The familiar sound echoed again...

  [Congratutions to the host for winning, a 1000km size terrain for the dungeon. The number of monsters will be appropriately numbered according to the size of the dungeon]

  'This!?' Elias immediately stood up, scaring the other guests at the restaurant with his sudden behaviour. But he couldn't helpt it, he was too excited at this time.

  '1000km in diameter worth of a dungeon!' He was truly proud of himself at this moment. He had never expected his luck to be this good in his first dungeon creation.

  The bigger it is, the better it would be for him. After all, the bigger the size, the more customers can come in, the more source energy he can gain!

  This is the idea of a proper business man!

  Big is good!

  Big is more points!

  'as, I hope my luck won't run out for the st draw... Please be something good... Please be something good!' He immediately sat down, acting as if nothing had happened just now as he smiled mysteriously on his own.

  "Mama, is that brother crazy?"

  "Shush, don't say anything"

  "But he kept smiling like that on his own, I think he is hallucinating... "

  *Tch*

  Elias could only swallow everything down, he could hear them. Nonetheless, he had other pns to do, setting his sight on the st goal and muttering within. 'initiate the monster pack draw'

  This time, the roulette took a lot longer to spin compared to the other ones. Which meant the constant changes of Elias expression from smile to frown several times in a minute.

  Praying silently inside his heart. For the very time, he became a devout believer in something or to be more precise in anything that could help him at this moment.

  [Ding]

  The roulette stopped, ending his nightmarish waiting as he began to look forward to the next announcement from the system.

  [Congratutions to the host for winning, the forest twilight series monster pack!]

  *Thud!* He suddenly stood up yet again, scaring the rest of the customer as a waiter hurriedly came to reprimand him.

  After a set of apologies and paying for the order just now, Elias then smiled foolishly for a moment, then he commented within.

  'As long as it's not the basic elemental monster pack, then it is worth it' He smiled.

  The same goes for the monster system, if it doesn't correspond to a certain race, or even a basic elemental attribute that belled it's name, then it means it would either be a mutated one or a very rare one.

  Overall, it's a winning situation for him. Despite not knowing the full extent of this monster pack, it was more than enough for him to appreciate the rareness from it's attribute alone.

  He willed his thoughts for a moment, pulling the Pack's description into his view. It was wrapped in an orb the same as the other three prizes just now. Pced in the sea of consciousness inside his mind.

  Then, he saw it...

  On the orb there were some pictures of the monsters contained within this pack.

  The most obvious one would be a giant tree monster with purple flowers blooming all over its body. Coupled with the size of a small mountain, this beast without a doubt would be the boss of this dungeon.

  Elias named him, big tree!

  And the rest of the pictures were smaller creatures in comparison to the big tree.

  "Then... It's time!"

  -

  The morning sun casts a golden glow over the bustling marketpce, its warm light filtering through the thin mist that still clung to the ground.

  The sky, once a soft hue of dawn, had begun its transition toward midday, what other better time could it be but for a small event for the people?

  Vendors called out their wares, their voices blending into the symphony of bartering, haggling, and ughter. People were going about their way, some were ughing while others were talking.

  There were also independent cultivators, buying some supplies for today's adventure. Outside this city, to the west kilometers away, stood a long stretch of a vast mountain range called the Blue Mist mountain range.

  It was one or perhaps even the main source of materials for all the popution here. Containing herbs, precious minerals, foods, fruits, and even hidden treasures within it.

  But alongside those riches, accompanied by them would be a dangerous encounter with monsters as this mountain range is filled to the brim with horrendous creatures that feed on human flesh as their main consumption.

  Remember, humans aren't welcomed in this world.

  Back to the scene.

  Life in the marketpce continued as it always had, predictable yet lively. Elias blended smoothly among the crowd, from time to time he would occasionally barter some of the items on the side of the road, though his eyes had always been fixed towards the center of the square marketpce.

  Then, without warning—

  A deafening explosion shattered the harmony. Echoing throughout the city in a split second.

  The ground rumbled violently, knocking baskets to the floor and sending goods rolling across the dirt-covered streets.

  People screamed, some diving for cover behind overturned stalls while others clutched at whatever they could to steady themselves.

  A thick cloud of dust rose into the air, momentarily blinding those caught too close to the source of the bst.

  As the tremors subsided, all eyes turned toward the center of the marketpce.

  There, standing where nothing had been just moments ago, was a colossal gate made out of unknown white stone.