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Rekan was excited.
Finally, we can challenge the full-scale labyrinth known as the Great Labyrinth.
Moreover, this labyrinth is also known as the "Labyrinth of the Sword," a labyrinth where swords of various graces are obtained.
I also have a partner named Arios.
The fact that we can both explore means we can fight in a deeper hierarchy than we can explore alone. Of course, I don't think we can attack to the bottom with the power of two. Especially in a hierarchy that crosses a hundred levels, you'll need a good number of people, so you'll have to look for a companion to fight with.
But the shallow hierarchy should allow the two of us to fight enough.
What kind of enemy?
What battle will it give me a taste?
When I think about it, my grin spills.
Silver rings are worn on the left hand side. Since when, I almost stopped removing it except when I took a bath and when I slept. When staying in the labyrinth or camping, I wear them when I'm asleep.
Hart's Dagger fits in his right hip. The belt is fitted with a holder dedicated to this dagger so that the dagger can be securely secured with each sheath to ensure that it never falls out. It takes a lot of work when you take it out, but it's not the kind of equipment you use all of a sudden. Fortunately, the "Hart's Dagger" is a very small dagger, so it won't be a hourglass in motion.
Zana's Protective Stone and Intuadro's Necklace are in Storage. Soon you will look at the fold and wear it.
The one hanging from the left hip is Rusk's Sword. This sword is the most comfortable to use. The more you get used to it, the better and better. Perhaps in this labyrinth you will get a better sword, but now this sword depends on you.
Wait.
(Speaking of which, when I asked Sheila about this labyrinth in a tea drink story)
(I feel like they said something that bothered me)
Even though I'm curious, I shouldn't have thought of it as an extraordinary problem when I heard that story.
But now I think something is caught. Something's wrong.
I thought for a while about what that was, but I couldn't remember.
"Lord Lecan. What's wrong with you?
"Yeah? No, it's nothing. Over here."
Lekan started walking in the big strands based on the information obtained in Figuration (Koznit).
This magic called "diagrammatization" is a magic that can be said to be used precisely to explore the labyrinth. A sketch of that hierarchy comes up behind your brain, and it even shows you where the Warcraft is.
The location of the Warcraft can also be known in the "Life Sensing" worn by Lekan in the original world, but the "Life Sensing" is more overwhelmingly convenient when you want to know where and how many Warcraft are because of the characteristic that "Life Sensing" has a distance limit and that the signs are felt large or small due to the strength and weakness of magic.
"All right, here it is. We're going in."
"Just in case, you don't have adventurers fighting in your room, do you?
"Nothing but warcraft."
According to Life Sensing, there are warcraft in this room. There are no humans.
Until I got here, I got a lot of confusion.
So is the journey from Voca. Lecan wanted to run at maximum speed, but Arios didn't try to run at speeds above a certain level. Plus, luxuriously, he wanted to stay in the inn, not the camp. As for Rekan, he had to keep pace with Arios.
When I arrived in this town and went through the gate, I asked the warden where the labyrinth was.
The guard gave me a map. It's the North Gate that Lecan entered, but there's an area you can't get through when you go for the labyrinth from the North side, which seems a little farther away.
The watchman also told me that I needed to buy a plaque to enter the labyrinth. From the labyrinth, they say they can be bought at a information center in a stone building almost in front of them.
In the meantime, I even went to a place with a group of buildings to buy a bid. It took a lot of time. And I lost my word when I saw the beauty of the Tubolt Labyrinth.
I've seen labyrinths with large structures.
I have also seen a labyrinth with a large entrance.
But I've never seen so many humans packed into the entrance to the labyrinth.
Many people leave.
A group of stone buildings stands surrounding the entrance to the labyrinth, and if you follow the cleavage that lies between the groups of buildings, you will reach the entrance to the labyrinth every step of the way.
But from the entrance, the queue continues towards the three directions. And in three places, soldiers are confirming the placards and the doings. Whoever does not come out of the queue immediately will be removed from the queue.
After that, I went to the information office and bought two tickets. There was a one-day appraisal and a permanently usable appraisal, but of course I bought a permanently usable appraisal. Incredibly, one even had five large silver coins. There seem to be a lot of adventurers going into the labyrinth today, but when asked if it was any special day, they laughed. It's late this afternoon, so there aren't many entrants now. I'm surprised how many people are lined up in the morning.
I went because they introduced me to the lodging on the corner of the building group, but I didn't like it so I searched for the lodging myself.
And we stayed there, and finally, this morning, we were able to enter the labyrinth.
As I was told yesterday, I had to queue a hell of a number of people, but the flow wasn't bad because it was just about showing me the appraisal bills.
Once inside the labyrinth, the adventurers cast one spell after another to move to the lower tier.
"Diagrammatic"
The location of the stairs was checked in [Figure], and Lecan proceeded. Arios follows from behind.
I was surprised by the length of the stairs.
In the original world, there were no stairs in the hierarchy and hierarchy.
The stairs of the Golbull Labyrinth were at best about three stories long down the building.
The Ninae Labyrinth staircase was badly different in length depending on the hierarchy, but on average, it shouldn't have even doubled the Golbull Labyrinth.
But the stairs that are now down are many times longer than those of the Golbull Labyrinth. I don't think all the stairs are this long.
Finally got to the first tier.
Through the stairs into the aisle, and again, Lekan was surprised.
The people and warcraft indicated by "Life Sensing" are spreading terribly far away, and even with Lecan's abilities, I can't grasp them.
"Figuration"
The one-tier view shown in Figure is wide anyway.
Very wide.
There are more than two hundred rooms, counting all the time.
About two-thirds of them have warcraft.
There are also many adventurers. I'm not even willing to count the hundreds.
Fortunately, there was a room with stairs nearby. Besides, there are no humans right now.
Lecan ran to the room.
"Why are you running?
I ran to the room listening to Arios' doubts.
The entrance to the room is covered in thin blurry grey mist and invisible.
I stepped into the room.
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There was a whole warcraft there.
It is the White Ghost.
Rekan has fought the White Ghost twice before.
The first time was still on the road before I went to Voca, it happened in a village called Gasco.
They asked me to defeat the white ghost that appeared near the village.
The white ghost I met at that time was almost as tall as Lekan and his torso was thicker than Lekan's.
The second time was in the shallow hierarchy of the Gorbull Labyrinth. White ghosts at this time were just as tall as Lekan.
The white ghost in front of you now is also about the same height as Lecan, and the torso is a little thicker than Lecan's.
But this is supposed to be a large individual. Why think so, because this room has an entrance to the stairs leading to the lower level. The entrance and the gray one are covered, but one of the two stairs shown in Lecan's Figurine is this. It's supposed to be a large individual in a room with stairs.
Besides, the blue dots of "Life Sensing" shined the strongest by the Warcraft in this room. The strength of the point of "Life Sensing" depends on the magnitude of the magic power, and does not represent combat power as it is, but in general, strong warcraft have a lot of magic to enclose. Probably limited to Warcraft, vitality and possessive magic are closely related. Neither did the Lord of the Golbull Labyrinth use magic, but the blue dots were strong.
If so, is the Warcraft in the other room a little smaller?
The outer skin, including the face and fingertips, like the whole body wrapped in bristles, the holes in the position where the eyes should be, the nostrils and the mouth are the same as the white ghosts we have met before.
Speaking of discrepancies, it's about having iron and a bumpy shortsword on your right hand.
Long after Lecan and Arios entered the room, the Warcraft turned to them. I don't have any eyeballs, but somehow I can tell from the signs that I just noticed you two. And cursorily approaching.
(Much crappier movement)
(Sounds good all over)
As the Warcraft walked to Rekan's sight, he cursorily shook up his sword and shook it down.
Lecan stepped back to the left to launch this attack.
The Warcraft took so long to turn in the direction Lecan had moved that he shook up and swung down the short sword again.
Lekan snapped the head of the Warcraft.
"Ah."
Arios lowered his voice.
I didn't have a meeting like that, but it was the first time I fought, so I raised my voice because I was going to take a closer look at the attack and Lekan just snapped my neck.
In fact, Lecan was thinking the same thing, but his opponent moved too slowly to bear it.
"Yeah? It's not clear."
I looked at the entrance to the stairs to deceive them.
The entrance to the stairs leading to the lower level is still covered with gray ones.
I jumped in and went out the stairs.
Speaking of which, I didn't have to defeat the Warcraft to get into the stairs.
The two went down two levels.