It felt more like a walk in the garden than a dungeon run, but then again, the starting levels were barely the beginning of the main dungeon. Damian took the map from Einar and noted the names of various monsters in the first five levels. There was even a mini-boss guarding the level five key point. Defeating it would grant them the right to proceed further.
The dungeon for each party was on a unique plane—unless the group wasn't at full party limit. In that case, up to 100 individuals shared one dungeon plane if the limit was maximum 100, even if they weren't in the team. As long as one person from a batch remained inside, the others could exit and reenter. However, there was no saving feature, so if they left, they would have to restart from the beginning. Despite this setback, the plane itself remained unchanged so long as a single batch member stayed behind and never left.
