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Day of Site Exploration.

All the parties formally requested by the Alliance to explore the ruins were in front of the ruins. No, it wasn't enough because only one group was about to hit us and my body was paralyzed and I couldn't move.

"Uh, one pair seems to be absent, but I'd like to start exploring the ruins because we have all the adventurer parties planned. I gave us the right to explore because of the proximity of the territory at all, and I only allowed two sets..."

He was foolish as he told the adventurers gathered by guild officials who stood in front of the entrance to the ruins.

Yeah, Krashel, where Leflan is based, is closer to the ruins than Alistair in distance. Then it may have moved against the Count in an attempt to obtain the various benefits that the lord of Krashel could receive from the ruins.

"First, Olias"

"Yes."

Four adventurers, just a little older than us, advance to the entrance, and when Alliance officials confirm the party members, the entrance opens and they go inside.

The entrance to the ruins was closed when all the party members entered, and the guild staff stood in front of the entrance so that no other adventurer party could enter.

That's how that party waited for the entrance to open when the name of another party leader was called.

"What are you doing?

I know you're letting me in every party.

But if you're in a hurry to attack, it seems more efficient to send adventurers from next to next.

Mr. Blaze, who was next door to my whining, was listening.

"It's a rule for exploring ruins, but I'll just put in one pair of adventurer parties first. The next thing I know, after about five minutes, we're gonna throw in the next party."

I was supposed to remember those decisions while watching my senior move when I asked to be entrusted with the defense of the camp, but I don't know because we were skipping those experiences.

"How could you do that?

"In the beginning, it was an early win-win search with no order. In a way, they weren't complaining because it was fair too"

In that case, it would be more advantageous for those who found the ruins first. It's a prerequisite, of course, that you have as much strength as you can explore.

"But at one point, multiple adventurer parties accidentally pushed over at once. They had an adventurer party with only one set of prominent powers at that time. So, that party has singled out most of the treasure"

How could that adventurer have monopolized the treasure?

Of course, it was caused by the fact that other adventurers, bundled together, could not win, defeated adventurers coming their way from next to next.

The adventurer of those attacked was seriously injured.

An adventurer's guild, which took a heavy look at the situation, banned adventurers from bewitching each other just as much in the ruins as in the labyrinth. Further sequencing and challenging ensured that opportunities were fair.

If you set aside time to try, you will also be less likely to bowl together in the ruins.

"You're kind of considered a lot."

Melissa is nodding when she listens to Mr. Blaze with me.

A third group of adventurers entered the ruins while listening to Mr. Blaze's explanation.

A fourth party was called, but our names have not yet been called.

"I thought it was time to be called, but you guys seem to expect a lot from your guild"

"What do you mean?

"In this order of call, but simply put, in order of strength"

"Strength?"

"That's right. A strong party will allow you to explore the ruins to the back. On the contrary, if he's anxious about his strength, he can only explore the ground floor or the second floor."

So I look up again at the ruins in front of me.

The ruins were built by piling up blocks of stone, and the Alliance's expectation of a light exploration inside was that they would range from the first to the fifth floor. Furthermore, the ruins are like a quadrangle cone from the top, so the further back they go, the narrower the area becomes.

"We are prioritizing adventurers that can only be explored from the first to the third floor to equalize opportunities for adventurers. Conversely, adventurers who can go deeper are designed to push behind and explore deeper than near the adventurous entrance."

"Is that what it is"

A fifth group of adventurers was called in while we were talking about that.

But they still don't call us by our names.

Eleven groups of fifty adventurers participate in this site search. Leflan, one of those pairs, is paralyzed, so he doesn't participate today on the first day. There are ten groups of participants on the first day.

In other words, half the names would have already been called.

That's how they called me in the seventh group waiting...... Mr. Blaze's name.

"Dude, sounds like you're really expecting from the guild"

The Blades headed to the entrance to the ruins, so we were supposed to have a conversation just inside the party.

"What do you think?

"Isn't it expected from the guild, as Mr. Blaze said?

"You're an idiot. The Alliance only knows our disguised statuses and skills. And what do you expect from us like newbies?"

"That's true too, isn't it?"

That's how Mr. Blades walked into the ruins, and the eighth group of adventurers was called, but it was still not my name.

All that's left is the same four-man party as us, but one reverse harem state party for every three men. However, what bothers me is that none of the four adventurers I've ever seen in Alistair.

I guess he's an adventurer sent by Krashel just like the Lefrans.

"Nice to meet you."

The last remaining adventurer party woman approached me to say hello.

"Sounds like a party expected from the Alliance for a long time not to be called this far"

"What do you think? At least this is the first time we've been asked to explore the ruins."

"Then you can think of the opposite pattern."

A woman was thinking with her finger on her lips.

The reverse pattern would feel like making newcomers on track these days stop making money on requests they're supposed to make as warnings from their guilds. I didn't like being noticeable, so I was just doing my B-rank and C-rank requests pale, so it shouldn't seem that way.

"Next, Iristia -"

"Oh, you called me first, which is an A-rank. Apparently, you've bought the guild's upset."

A female adventurer whose name was called by an Alliance official - Illistia goes to the ruins.

The last thing left was the four of us.

"What does that mean?

Sylvia is leaning her neck.

Actually, I thought I only had one more possibility. It's more expensive that way, considering our track record.

We'll line up in front of the entrance when we see the Iristians entering the ruins.

There are guild staff nearby, and because of that, let's check it out.

"Um, how did newbies like us end up being called?

"Do you know that order is in order of strength?

"Yes."

"It is determined by the Alliance executives, headed by the Alliance Master, regarding this strength. The assessment about you is, 'You will have enough strength to attack the ruins. But it's unknown because they want to hide it."

I mean, as an Alliance, I want to judge our strength by whether we can safely attack the ruins in this ruin search.

If you put it in order like this, you will prioritize your ruin attack to make money.

That's what I thought.

But unfortunately, that thought will not be accomplished.

If we are really coming to the ruins to make money, we may have prioritized our offense in search of the treasures in the deepest realm, but hatred and the funds needed for life can come from the labyrinth, so we don't have to make too much money.

Exploration is meant to be relaxing.

"Well, good luck to you all"

After a short wait, it became possible to enter the ruins after five minutes had elapsed since Illistia entered.

Well, I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of place it is.