It was rather late to say so, but…
Strictly speaking, the City of the Void could be considered closer to an Entry Dungeon.
“Because it does have distinct entrances.”
It was unlike a Virtual Dungeon, a dimension whose very location was unknown, much less its entrance. It was also unlike a Villa Dungeon, whose material substance was wholly exposed and left unobscured.
Since Gio’s frame existed solely as a passageway, it could indeed be called an Entry Dungeon.
“Some Entry Dungeons are mobile, so the basic framework is similar.”
Apart from the three types above, dungeons could also be divided into mobile and fixed varieties. If it were classified on the basis that it kept moving rather than remaining in one place, it could roughly be defined as a “Mobile Entry Dungeon.”
“Though this is my first time seeing one take the form of a frame….”
Ordinarily, the shape of an Entry Dungeon’s entrance was not fixed.
‘It could be a book, a pit, or even a curtain.’
Most Entry Dungeon entrances, however, took the form of doors. One might say they were obvious enough for anyone to look at them and think, ‘Ah, that must be the entrance.’
If something looked easy to enter, there was a strong chance it was an Entry Dungeon.
“……”
Even so, no one would ordinarily think of a picture frame as an entrance.
“…If no one had ever been dragged inside to begin with, I wouldn’t…