In the morning, the golden sunlight on the Golden Bridge never fades.
Though it's said to be morning, Kane couldn't be sure if this really counted as morning; he could only say he was well-rested.
In this dungeon, Kane only remembered the days he spent, unaware of the current approximate time.
Without the distinction between day and night, it's extremely difficult to estimate.
When Kane first arrived, he often misjudged the time, even forgetting to rest, until he felt drowsy and realized he hadn't rested for a long time.
The perpetual light is deeply misleading for them.
This is the profound impact of the constant light on intelligent creatures like Kane and his kind, who are accustomed to the cycle of day and night.
However, the intelligent creatures in this dungeon have fully adapted; each has a timing tool to decide whether they need to rest based on some perceptions.
