An alarm bell rang and you turn to see a few fishes coming into your dungeon.

Intruders:

[Tropical Haddock x3, Sword-finned Sunfish.]

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Three fishes had bright red and orange colors while a blazing reddish yellow fish with fins protruding top and bottom swam toward the plants.

As the fish drew close, two of the strangle weeds grabbed at the fish, Since they caught the fish by surprise they had managed to grab two of them, but one of them shook out of the weed's grasp, causing the two weeds to fight with each other to take the fish that was captured.

The larvae were curious about the commotion and a few of them crawled over to investigate.

Seeing the larvae, the fishes bolt forward. two larvae gone. The rest retreated into the tent structure and the fishes dived in only to be captured by the strangle weeds.

The sunfish swam in circles around the dungeon, eyeing the larvaes still in.

One of the larvaes crawled toward the strangle weed and started to nibble on the fish that was still struggling.

It was a showdown of hours before the fishes stopped moving. The strangle weeds grabbed onto the fishes and just kept squeezing till the fish died. It took hours but it killed them.

The fishes dropped to the seafloor and a larva crawled around and inside of the fish, nibbling it to pieces.

the other larva stayed in the plants, watching and waiting, it seemed to learn that the open space was dangerous and just kept on nibbling plants.

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Tropical Haddock= 5 DP, Do you wish to convert, if so how many?

You looked to the larva that was feasting on the fish, did you want to keep one of the fishes around to feed it, or do you want to convert all the fishes? The Sword-finned Sunfish was still around and you didn't want to lose another larva.

You then received another notification

[Egg] is hatching: If you input dungeon points you have a chance to raise variation rate, the more DP you input the more the variation rate increase. Do you wish to input DP?.

What should we do?