In an instant, the shadow transformed into someone completely different from Mike.

He now had silver-white hair and sharp blue eyes, giving him a far more striking and handsome appearance.

"Now no one will suspect him—unless they have Mythical-rank perception skills," Lily said with satisfaction.

Mike nodded. "You can go now. Participate in the Dragon Dungeon raid."

The shadow inclined its head and vanished, slipping out silently.

Mike turned back to Lily.

"So, how far are you from reaching Rank 3?"

"I'm already level 300," Lily replied calmly. "I just need to complete my rank-up quest."

Mike nodded. "Then do it. After that, I'll give you another mana boost. I still need another SSS+ rating to unlock one more talent."

Lily smiled. "Alright. I will do it, I have also found the suitabel dungeon even."

She turned and left the room.

She then returned to her own room, lay back on the bed, closed her eyes—

And her consciousness slipped into the Origin World.

When Lily opened her eyes, she found herself in a beautifully adorned chamber. Unlike Mike—who wandered the Origin World like a mercenary—she had been accepted as a student by a Rank 10 Cosmic Magus. Here, she was treated almost like royalty.

"My lady, you are awake," a maid said softly.

Lily rose from the bed and spoke calmly, "Prepare my dress. I am going to a dungeon."

"Yes, my lady."

The maid departed and soon returned with several outfits laid out neatly before her. Every piece was a Legendary-grade, designer armor-dress—elegant, refined, and powerful.

"Which would you like, my lady?" the maid asked.

Lily glanced over them briefly. "The third one. The red dress."

The maid assisted her into it.

"Perfect," Lily said, admiring her reflection.

Satisfied, she left the chamber.

Outside, a luxurious carriage was already waiting, escorted by attendants and guards.

Lily stepped inside and spoke calmly, her voice carrying authority.

"Take me to the Eternal Well Dungeon Gate."

The carriage moved at once.

The carriage rolled smoothly through the grand avenues of the Reiner's inner city.

Crystal lamps lined the streets, their soft light reflecting off marble towers and floating sigils carved into the air itself. As Lily's carriage passed, pedestrians paused. Some bowed instinctively, others watched with quiet awe—the crest of a Cosmic Magus' disciple carried weight few dared ignore.

Inside the carriage, Lily was like an lazy cat sleeping at side while the maid sat upright across her.

Before long, the scenery changed.

The polished roads faded into rugged stone paths as the carriage traveled toward the dungeon zone. Cracked earth, ancient ruins, and lingering mana distortions marked the land where countless adventurers had come—and many had never returned.

Soon, Lily stood before the Eternal Well.

An Early Rank 9 Dungeon.

The dungeon gate loomed like a colossal abyss carved into reality itself, layers of spiraling light descending endlessly into darkness. The pressure alone was enough to make most Rank 6 adventurers tremble.

Lily turned to the people behind her.

"Alright. You all stay here. I need to complete my rank-up quest," she said calmly.

As expected, no one listened.

The knights and attendants followed her without hesitation.

Lily let out a quiet sigh. She already knew this was her master's order—to keep her safe. A Rank 2 challenger entering a Rank 9 dungeon was not courage; it was practically placing herself before a starving lion.

"Just don't interfere," Lily said, resigned.

One of the knights stepped forward and bowed slightly.

"We will only intervene if Lady Lily's life is in danger."

Lily nodded.

Without another word, she stepped forward and passed through the dungeon gate.

Light enveloped her vision—then vanished.

"So… this is the Eternal Well," Lily murmured.

She stood at the entrance of what looked like a single structure rising from the ground, deceptively simple at first glance. Ancient stone pillars circled the opening, etched with runes so old they had fused into the rock itself. At the center was a wide, spiral descent—an inverted tower burrowing deep into the earth.

A reverse tower.

One that did not rise toward the sky, but sank endlessly into the world below.

A system message appeared before her eyes.

[Dungeon: Eternal Well]

Floors: 999

Structure: Descending Spiral

Rule: Progress only downward

Special Conditions:

• Every 10th floor contains a Boss Monster

• Every 9th floor is a Rest Area

• Death inside the dungeon results in true failure ]

"Alright, let's begin," Lily said calmly to the knights and maids behind her.

They all nodded in unison.

Lily entered the structure. Inside the Eternal Well, the upper levels resembled a vast underground hub. There were many adventurers resting, trading, and forming parties. Some had even set up small shops, selling potions, maps, and charms specific to the dungeon.

Lily ignored them all.

She moved straight toward the spiral staircase and descended without hesitation, soon arriving before a massive stone door.

{ First Floor }

The door opened as she approached.

Lily stepped inside, followed by her knights and maid. The chamber beyond was wide and circular, its ceiling lost in darkness. Five enormous magic circles glowed on the floor, pulsing ominously.

The moment Lily crossed the threshold, the circles activated and many different monsters begun to pour out all wer Rank 6 and above rank monsters.

She raised a single finger.

Mana surged.

More than a thousand Death Lords emerged from her shadows, followed by a thousand Mythical Liches, their skeletal forms wrapped in necrotic robes, eyes burning with cold blue fire.

The pressure alone made the air tremble.

Lily said calmly, her voice carrying authority. "Eliminate everything. Leave nothing standing."

At her command, the undead army moved as one.

The maid calmly set up a small table behind Lily, laying out tea and light refreshments as if this were a garden outing rather than a dungeon raid.

"You should rest here my lady while they fight" the maid said politely.

Lily nodded and took her seat as tea was poured.

The knights just remained standing at the back.

The undead army surged ahead, flooding the chamber with death magic.

One knight watched the scene silently.

No matter how many times I see this… it's still absurd.

Another clenched his fist.

Does she even need protection?

A third sighed inwardly.

His Lordship really took a monster as a disciple…

This wasn't a new sight for them.

And yet—

They were still stunned every time.

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