About a year ago, a discovery of an massive ancient dungeon was unearthed nearby a small farming village.

This dungeon, spans about 1.2 hectares and is hidden deep underground without any official entrance.

And yet it features beautiful arragements of rooms, secrets, and many many abandoned hallways.

There is a wide arragement of traps, magical and not, as well as extraordinary sense of humor.

It was also - of course - plundered and looted by those greedy adventurers.

...

That annoys you greatly about this line of work.

As those artefacts will no longer give you context needed to uncover the origins of the dungeon.

Regardlass, this is your work.

As an Shadarkai from the Order of Mirai, you've been taking part in the post-mortem explorations of dungeons for the better half of you long-long life.

And now you - and three other companions are finally getting to archive the of this dungeon after most of it has been cleared up.

"Is this the last room? I don't think i can take it any longer!"

It seems your companions are craving for a break. Even though the group has sustained little to no injuries.

You analyze the room carefully. Generally in architecture such as this - especially for Wizard Dens as they call them - the complexity of traps is often underappreciated.