The rest of the dungeon remained relatively unchanged. At least compared to the buildings, the contrast between how the Eldenveil's scenery had looked while it was still open to tourists and how it was now wasn't as jarring. There were a few scorched patches of forestation (most likely the results of Miles' or Gracie's abilities) that had yet to recover… But overall, the scale of destruction didn't seem that bad.
Perhaps the Trailblazer Guild had requested it. To limit the damage as much as possible, in case they would be able to salvage the business later…
Well, perhaps they could still do it in the future, as long as they didn't go completely bankrupt first. Once the whole world was turned into one big Forbidden Zone, people should stop fearing the dungeons so much, especially inactive ones…
