Allen and the others escaped from the Brad-Blast-Beetle (commonly known as Beeby) as a detachment.
With all health healed from fighting and shredding, it's unlikely that Allen and the others will be able to defeat them even if they fight like this.
It has been many times since Kenichi in his previous life that he defeated the Warcraft of the Health Recovery System only by standing around and maneuvering.
But what you lose when you fail to stand around is very big.
I decided that even if I stick around and win, there would be sacrifices for my people.
If the decision is slow, that's all you wear out your recovery pills, and your buddies are in danger.
Allen thinks the party leader's job is to make a quick decision.
It was highly durable and a quick warcraft, but if you just ran away, there was no problem, and it didn't make a situation of 'being turned into a bee'.
Allen and the others are aboard the Summoner of Bird B, who has an awakening skill called Heavenly Drive and is able to move quickly.
And you can earn as much distance as you want by using the Summoner as you want.
I could also afford to direct him to a place where there were no adventurers nearby.
After some distance, Beeby stopped following him, so he also verified how far away he would stop chasing him.
Beeby's ecological survey followed the collection of medals by other hierarchical boss crusades.
The investigation is about the enemy range of this warcraft, or the extent to which it will disappear if left unattended. There was no adventurer to actively hunt for Beeby, so he brought it as an object of investigation.
Apparently, for about an hour, if you don't make contact with the adventurer, you disappear and randomly show up somewhere else.
I think that's an S-class dungeon to come out of two levels.
And it's not that I don't know that half the adventurers die a year.
Then for more than half a day, I was able to hunt the hierarchical boss with all my might and get three bronze medals.
When I defeated the hierarchical boss, along with the demon stone, a larger medal was falling to the ground.
I couldn't find the chest for any reason that I thought I would finally discover some.
It's hard to imagine not finding a single chest, even though it can be fought a hundred kilometers radius.
Determine that maybe the crate is falling in a position that is difficult to find in the Chirii eye of the bird E.
Thousand Eyes of the Summoner of Bird E cannot be fought over an obstacle.
"Well, let's leave this shitty hierarchy and go to the next one."
"Are you still saying that?"
"Naturally. It's been a while since I've seen anything like this."
"Long time ago, when was the last time..."
Though frightened, Dogola fits the story.
(I couldn't defeat the Hierarchical Boss as much as the hunting grounds I had just implemented. I will never hunt in this hierarchy again. It is a existence)
In online games, new dungeons, fields, and the like are sometimes implemented with upgrades and the like. It then recalls that there have often been phenomena in which players have arrived and become more numerous than the number of enemies.
There's a cubed object floating in front of Allen and the others to get to the three tiers.
'Hello, abandoned gamers. Dungeon hierarchy management system S201. Do you want to go to the next tier? Or do you want to return to the first tier?
We're going to three levels.
"Three tiers, right? Give me three bronze medals."
"Go ahead."
Allen offers three bronze medals to a cubed object.
The medal features patterns of chickens and lizards.
Got a bronze medal. Okay, but not all medals are the same. A pattern that deforms the defeated Warcraft emerges in a bronze medal.
'I did get three bronze medals. Then we'll move to three levels.'
The moment the cubed object said so, Allen and the others were transferred.
(Mm, is this the third level? I don't know if there's much to replace it with. Hmm? The ground is sand. What is this, desert field? Also, a hierarchy with good prospects?
Allen asks what's happening on the three levels.
My colleagues also move the hierarchy in an instant, but see if there's any change in where the adventurers are.
As the ground has changed from soil to sand, it was found that the three tiers are desert hierarchies.
"Something tells me this hierarchy seems to have a lot of dwarves. Let's take a look at the whole thing."
"Yes."
Cecil answers Allen's words.
Using the subpoena of bird e, from the sky, it was found that it was about a kilometre square as well as two levels.
And the desert continues to ripple with sand by the way when you leave the square.
It looks like a hilly terrain with rocky masses.
(Oh!? It's a golem. You're quite there. As usual, it's not what I thought of a golem, but is the three tiers still an advantageous field for golem users?
There are more golems on the three levels than on the two.
Golem was on two levels as well, but Allen had little of the mechanics he thought.
I guess that means puppet puppets (golems), not robots only.
The golem has a copper gloss and I don't feel like it's much of a treat.
Long hand that seems to be on the ground as well.
I have a head, but because it is buried in the chest area, my hand grows from the torso area in the flow curve from shoulder height.
And I heard it was 100 meters, mostly about 10 meters.
There are some 100-meter golems, but I hardly see them.
(I hear there's one dwarf in that Golem belly crystal.)
The two tiers felt like there were more beastmen in one way or another.
Allen wonders why this happened.
Perhaps two tiers, made up of forests and meadows, are advantageous to earn for beastmen who are good at speed.
You can quickly discover and defeat hierarchical bosses in fields made up of forests and meadows.
So there are many beastmen on two levels.
Maybe the Beasts have the ability or something to find many crates that the Allens couldn't find.
(Speaking of which, you haven't met a beast man like Ur yesterday. Well, maybe I won't see him again because I'm not going to go to two levels in the future)
I haven't seen the Beasts party I helped yesterday.
I've talked about thanking you, but I'm not going to urge you to do anything about it, and I don't want to thank the adventurers who make two tiers their primary place of activity. I don't even think I can hear the offensive information on this dungeon.
I don't even know how many bronze medals I can give you that I'll give you a hundred gold coins for thanking you.
I'm not going to go get a thank you until Allen and the others find out for themselves, so I'm more likely not to see each other like this.
"Oh well. Is this what Admiral Galara was saying?
Allen realized there was while watching the golem walk through the desert.
"What's going on? Allen."
"Oh, Cecil. Apparently, the Dwarves are in this desert's favor."
"What do you mean?
Looks like Allen noticed something, so everyone gathers to share the information.
Golem-user Golem doesn't seem to be partying with that alone.
We also have parties with beasts and people.
Some adventurers are partying across races.
"What do you mean?
"Uh, Merle. This desert seems to be attacking with a warcraft in the sand. Looks like the Golem is defending the party in the first attack."
A razor-like warcraft strikes a golem with Dwarves advancing through the desert from the sand.
The battle begins as Golem moves to surround his party buddies while he deals with that stiff armor.
I predict this will be because the golem is sturdy and unintentionally resistant.
Some parties have beastmen on the high shoulders of the golem fighting the perimeter from a higher position.
You can protect yourself from danger if you go up on the shoulder of the Golem. Two birds a stone.
Admiral Galara would have been well aware of this situation on three levels.
It turns out Dwarf's golem use specializes in three tiers.
"Good luck finding at least five tablets."
"Yeah, yeah!
(I won't put it in my mouth because Merle is there, but the Bawkiss Empire is a lot of it. Like 3000 gold coins for one iron tablet)
You have to put the tablet on the guide board to get the golem out using the guide board.
The magic guide board has ten decks that can be fitted with stone slabs.
To make a golem, you need five slabs that form the basis of the "body slab".
Five stone plates, head, body, right hand, left hand and foot, on the magic guide board complete the minimum golem at once. Instead of just collecting five, we need to collect a total of five for each site.
The unwanted tablet will be bought at the temple, but 100 pieces of gold in every part of the bronze and 300 pieces of gold in every part of the iron.
Then the temple is not and is for sale when it comes to buying only.
However, to buy Golem body slabs, whether bronze or iron, you have to buy each for ten times the selling price.
Bronze is a thousand gold coins, and an iron can buy one part tablet for 3,000 gold coins.
If you want to buy five body slabs and align the iron golems, you need 15000 gold coins.
I'll need twice as much as Allen's assets. I couldn't buy it very much.
"Oh! There's something amazing about it!!
"Huh? What!?
As Allen speaks up, Merle and everyone react.
"No, there's a golem running on the sand"
"" "Oh!!
(Is this the effect of special stone slabs?)
Allen recalls what Merle told him about the possibility of a golem.
The Golem had considerable utility besides combat.
Now Allen is watching a golem gliding on the sand through a bird e summoner.
My lower body is like a ship, and when I rinse, I go on the sand.
I can also tell that the party members are on top of the golem.
This is the effect of special stone slabs.
There are stone plates that can be fitted into the contour of a ten-piece guide board that change the function and shape of the golem.
Merle told me that there are also special stone slabs that will allow you to proceed at sea or fly through the sky.
(At any rate, I need to find a special tablet that deforms into a house)
There is something in it that Allen particularly wants.
He said there are also stone slabs inside that the golem can deform and become a home.
Robust as a fortress, they can sleep inside.
"Well, you're getting excited. Listen to the conditions for going to the next tier and gather the tablets."
It was Allen's one voice to move on to the next.