Orario Dungeon
"Although I heard from you that today's place will be a bit special, I really didn't expect you to come to the 17th floor."
Walking on the slender passage in the maze, Tione, who had finished discussing cooperation matters with Xin on the way, looked curiously at the man leading the way beside him.
"When you usually explore the dungeon, do you always run to such a deep place alone?"
"That's not it." Xin waved his hand and corrected Tione's question.
"The 17th floor has been visited as early as a week ago."
"The places where I exercise recently are all on the 20th floor."
" ... I seem to know why you were able to beat Zanis."
Hearing Xin's reply, Dione showed a look of surprise on his face.
In terms of pure strength, as an LV.5, she is naturally stronger than Xin. But even if it was her who lived in Telskyura since she was a child, a place full of blood and struggle.
In the process of growing up, she also fought step by step with enemies of the same strength. An adventurer like Xin is obviously level LV.1, but he can come and go freely on the 17th floor, where there are LV.2 monsters everywhere, and even run to the 20th floor.
It's the first time I've seen her so big.
"What a monster."
"A lot of people have said that about me." Hearing the comments in his ear, Xin smiled and replied without paying any attention. "But don't look at my relaxed appearance on the surface."
"Actually, coming to this kind of place alone, I need to face a lot of pressure."
The danger of the dungeon always comes from its unknown when it will appear.
Even though his ability value in LV.1 has been brushed to the extreme, he can even easily beat LV.2 with his inhuman skills.
However, when facing more than one LV.2 at the same time, he is still in danger of dying at any time. As long as you don't dodge the blow, you will be seriously injured.
This is the real situation Xin will face after stepping into the area full of LV.2.
But as the saying goes, blessings come from misfortunes, and misfortunes depend on blessings.
It was precisely because of the danger that he was in such a dangerous situation that he was able to max out his abilities in a short period of time without the ability to accelerate his growth.
The only regret is that it seems that because he defeated LV.2 too easily, he didn't get many high-level experience points.
If he wants to upgrade his level to LV.2, he must either kill a large number of LV.2 for a long time to earn high-level experience points, or he must do some more difficult challenges.
For example ...
Face dozens or even hundreds of LV.2s at the same time.
"We are here."