Let's Manage The Tower

Lik saw his friends heading towards Floria and Sylvia's tag with a serious look.

Next to that, Kari stood and watched his friends fight in the same way.

The other four members were fighting, but Floria and Sylvia showed each other how well they fought.

Wow. You've grown quite a bit. I knew it would grow faster if I kept fighting. "

Lik dropped his shoulders as he was impressed.

"Hey, Father. Tell me that line at least when you two start using big moves."

"That's right. Besides, Sylvia has hardly moved since the beginning. It's not very aggressive."

Kari supplemented Lik's words with that.

For both of them, the examiner looked like he was contemplating it.

"Hmm. I think it's pretty tough to catch up with both of us? At the very least, they don't rank as S at the party."

"S-rank... I don't know. How strong are you, Mothers?"

The fact that it was too late surprised Lik with his eyes peeled.

Kari, standing next to her, passed by a surprise and turned pale.

"Come on? I don't know because I've never thought about ranking properly in the first place. Ah, now we can run the seventy-second floor alone."

The seventy-second floor is said to be the level where the most powerful monsters emerge, except for the dungeon level, which is currently dominated by adventurers.

For the Adventurer, however, it was a kind of status to be able to overcome the seventy-second tier and attack the dungeon tier ahead.

After hearing the explanation of the examiner, Lik gently opened his mouth.

"No, I ran through the seventy-second floor alone... How the hell did you do that?

"Yeah? I don't think you need to think about it. In the case of Florian, we can clean up the group of people who came by with the prefilled magic of high firepower and defeat the spilled opponent with a sword. You don't have to fight Sylvia in the first place. Just walking will get you there.

Lik placed his right hand on his head to restrain his temples for a quick exposition of the facts.

"... it certainly sounds easy to ask, but can you do that?

"I can. I mean, I think they're doing similar things in the same hierarchy.

Both Florian and Sylvia walk around without escorts when checking the towers they each manage.

With all that strength, I have already stopped saying anything about the recent examinations.

Of course, mistakes don't necessarily happen, so both of us always wear magic equipment in the event of an emergency.

Kari, who had finally recovered from the shock, had a serious look and looked at Kaiseki.

"Um... I still know how to deal with Floria, but what the hell is Sylvia doing?

The explanation that we would get there on foot was too vague to imagine at all.

The examiner, who tried to answer Kari's question, closed his mouth and looked at Lik.

"Because. Explain it to him."

"Me!? Well, that's fine.... Carly, Sylvia's mother is a witch. Then you just have to stand up for yourself and walk to the gate."

"Yes!? What are you talking about!? You really think you can do that!?

Kari attacked Lik with an unexpected feeling.

"No, don't tell me. That's what my father said, so I guess I can do it. I'm half-hearted, too!

Common sense suggests that a witch's boundaries cannot completely prevent higher-level monster attacks.

Not to mention the jokes of being able to walk around freely while maintaining that bond.... in general common sense.

Kari looked at the exam aid and unfortunately did not fulfil the wish.

Besides, Kaiseki dropped even more bombs.

"Yeah. Well, that's pretty much what I think. If it were Sylvia now, it would have prevented the dragon from striking."

Lik and Kari dropped their chin in dismay at the careless words.

"Father, are you serious!?

"Ah, that's impossible..."

Even in this world, dragons are creatures at the apex.

There's nothing you can't shatter with that attack, so it's a powerful blow.

Some of the legends conveyed to adventurers are to run away as soon as you encounter a dragon, or to avoid any attack if you don't make it happen.

A dragon attack is like a teaching never to hit, but it tells us it's such a powerful blow.

It is unimaginable for adventurers to forge a line that will prevent the attack.

Of course, if multiple people come together and work together to form a border, we can do the same, but Sylvia is the only one Kaiseki talked about.

That's why both Lik and Kari are so surprised.

"No, it may be, but why is Lik surprised? Because it's Sylvia.

"That's definitely... ah, no, nothing!

It was a trick that convinced me for a moment, but for some reason I suddenly saw a direction and suddenly started shaking my neck to the left and right.

As you can see, the exam aid is not dull enough to realize what is happening.

Patrick and Lik looked back in the direction they saw and put their hands together.

"Ah, no, nothing in particular. That's Sylvia, isn't it amazing...????"

The words that were strangely and unnaturally cut off seemed above all to represent the feeling of the assistant.

In front of the examiner's gaze, Sylvia, who had finished training at some point, stood smiling.

It was a particularly unusual Sylvia, but for some reason, there was a lot of cold sweat on the back of Kaiseki.

"Um... Sylvia?

Kaiseki spoke softly to Silvia, who was laughing silently, but he leaned his neck without changing his expression in particular.

"Mr. Kowske, what's wrong?

"Oh, no, yeah. Don't worry, it's nothing."

I didn't think you'd fool me, but I didn't dare to go treading on mines, so I returned it without difficulty.

Lick and Carly, who were watching Sylvia and Kaiseki a little further away, were talking so that they could not hear each other.

"Hey, didn't you notice that?

"No, you know what? We both know each other and we're having that conversation."

"Then why doesn't Sylvia say anything?

"That's how Mother Sylvia gets angry. My father knows that, so I guess he's pulling back that much."

Kari was satisfied with Rik's accurate analysis.

However, Sylvia's voice flew to the two people who were speaking in a whisper that could not be heard anyway.

"Lik, Kari?

"Ha, yes! I'm sorry!"

In response, Sylvia took the examiner's arm and left the training area with a smiling smile, without saying anything more.

And Floria sighed and said to Lik and Kari, who were still trembling.

"Don't sneak in halfway, either. Is that what you're talking about?

And thanks to Florian's words, Lik and Kari dropped Gakri and his neck.