All the Dust that Falls: An Isekai LitRPG Adventure by Zaifyr

Author:Zaifyr [Zaifyr]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Aethon Books
Published: 2023-11-06T16:00:00+00:00

I rolled under the curtain and stopped. I was not prepared for this new room. I had seen many beautiful things in my time here, but this… Well, I might have found a new favorite room. If only it were easier to get to, I could have spent much more time here.

First of all, the place was immaculate. Not a speck of the grime from outside stained the floor here. I looked at it. In stark contrast to my other favorite room, this one had a surface made of white glass. It was like obsidian in all but color. Slick and smooth and beautiful. It was even reflective enough for my sensors to pick up my own image. I wished they hadn't. My underside was filthy. Most of the demon oil had been cleaned off when I brushed against the rugs upstairs. However, our trip to the catacombs had also caked me in dust. Distressed, I turned my vacuum on full and spun around in tight circles. The combined forces of spin and suction let me dislodge some of the mess on me, and my vacuum power didn't let it get very far. Quickly I cleaned myself as much as possible. I was still far from what I would consider a proper cleaning, but it was good enough for now. Looking at my reflection no longer disgusted me.

That taken care of, I felt that I was able to appreciate this room fully. The floor was gently sloped but not so slippery that I couldn't roll up the center mound. And in the middle of the room, I saw a statue. What was it with these designers? They would make a fantastic, gorgeous floor and stick a statue in the center. Why? It just interrupted the flow of everything. If it were just an empty room, free of obstacles, it would have been perfect for meditative cleaning. But no, they used it to display a dull statue. At least the statue was made in better taste than the one on the black floor. Where that one was some monster's image, this was of a human. Humans, I at least liked. Putting a statue that looked like a mess maker on such a fantastic floor, in any case… That was just tactless.

Losing interest in the center of the room quickly, I went to explore the edges. As I went, I noticed that there were no shadows in this room. That was pretty interesting. I supposed it was good because it would just detract from perfection. In this chamber, the walls were only a third of the width of the previous rooms. The walls were made of a slightly different white stone material, not glass. I couldn't see that until I got relatively close. I also noticed no exit besides the way we came in. It seemed like this was the deepest part of this area. We had reached the end and would have to return the way we came.

The way it looked, the floor seemed to continue past the wall.

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