Sword of Glutton Princess

The exploration of the Swordsman's Graveyard had a bad start from the point of underground first tier.

Typically, the basement level of the Demonic Labyrinth is like a crossing point for many adventurers.

All that came out was a level of warcraft, F or E at best, that even newbie adventurers could handle.

But as of the first level of the underground, there was already a Middle-Ghost (Hobgoblin) lurking, a Class D warcraft.

As much as it was overflowing outside, so naturally.

This crusade for the Warcraft also has the aspect of thinning for the village.

It became a policy to actively hunt for levels as well.

I fought around her as much as I could to level Mani.

The Demon Hammer Gadolas is easy to deal damage to Warcraft on a level because it can raise the Attack Power of the owner through Ghost Fighting.

It wasn't so hard for me and Edda to draw attention and leave the stops to Mani.

I used to get old maps, so I made additions there from time to time.

I drop the optical path stone Mani had on the ground from time to time.

Light path stones are stones that emit faint light and are often treated as landmarks in the Demonic Labyrinth.

They tend to be a little priceless, but in this demonic labyrinth, where there are few people and no maps can be guessed, we can't afford to mark and spare them.

As I was walking down the basement two tiers, Mani was about to scowl on the spot.

I hurry to throw a mana lamp and support her body.

"Whoa, hey, Mani, you okay?

"I'm sorry, I think I've got a bump in my foot."

Mani laughs and mouths like nothing, but physical fatigue will cause it.

I can't help it. I've been using the Scattered Ghost Fight to wield the Ghostly Hammer Gadolas to the Warcraft on the level.

"Hey, Edda, are you glad you fought so far in the low tier? At this rate, we don't even have four levels underground..."

Edda stops and looks back at us.

"What are you saying? Rest in the labyrinth."

Edda leans between her brows.

It was like saying, "Don't make sure it's obvious."

"Yes, no, I heard that before I left, of course, but in fact, in this place, I can't sleep deeply. It's a goth downstairs, and when the Warcraft is coming, it's not what I figured out. Rather, it cuts your spirit, and for a full recovery..."

Edda tilts her neck slightly.

I'm breathtaking. I meant it.

Edda is serious, telling me to repeat my recovery and hunt in the Demonic Labyrinth.

I forgot, that's where the Narc tribe is.

"Dean, we have to do this."

With Mani laughing lightly, he put his hand on my shoulder.

I held my forehead by my hand and exhaled.

"You're right... but if you don't, you won't make it..."

On the first day I was to sleep in the basement three tiers.

I was hunting nearly fifteen Class D Warcraft at this point.

No body, but I haven't recovered the fighting bones.

I was the first to try to take it out, but Edda stopped me from wasting my time.

Sure, you can't afford to redeem us for fighting bones right now.

Probably something that buys me away fighting bones at a low price to help an untouched adventurer in a village near the Demonic Labyrinth, but that didn't seem to have been done in that village.

Since people never come from outside, I guess they have no use for getting fighting bones.

Demonic conductors that can resist warcraft should be valuable in villages, but rather fighting bones because demonic nuclei are far more precious than fighting bones

seemed to be excessive.

If you want to replace it with gold, you have to go to other villages and cities.

But there is no respite for us now, who have been fighting bone exchange for a long time.

It would be luggage, and I couldn't carry a Class D Warcraft fighting bone.

"One and forty thousand temis, so if I had collected all that, I would have been six hundred thousand temis..."

I leaked such a thing while I was roaming dry meat.

To be precise, the expenses are never low, and that would have been all the time taken if the demolition had been carried out.

The type of fighting bone is also skewed, so it is bought down.

If you convert it to that or this, it will eventually be around 100,000 temis per head, etc.

No, that's still not a bad forehead at all.

"Knock, heh..."

Edda shook her shoulder, pushed her voice to death and laughed.

"Hey, what's so funny?"

"No... Dean, you, I thought you were a fat guy. There seems to be plenty of room, above all."

"Don't make fun of me at a time like this... It's been bothering me for a long time, so I'm going to have to take care of it."

Edda keeps her back on the wall.

He changed his expression, shut up a little, and then slowly opened his mouth.

"Until this point, I didn't even encounter a Class C Warcraft. The Class D Warcraft appeared in numbers, but when the situation was bad, they were able to escape sparingly"

Stable escape in this demonic labyrinth, where the map is uncertain, is also a great deal of luck, but it is a great deal that Mani was constantly suppressing the escape route and giving us directions for exploration.

Up to this point, while hunting for Warcraft and collecting Odds, we are able to modify the map and get down to the lower tier.

At my level, the level had stopped going as far as hunting a few Class D Warcraft anymore, but Mani had succeeded in raising it from [Lv: 16] to [Lv: 19] this past day.

The last one, even one mani, could defeat the medium ghost (Hobgoblin) if he moved well.

"It would have been stable if I had finished, but there were still a number of occasions today, if I had taken a wrong step, where it would not have been strange for someone to be missing. But today it's just a trip on the way. Tomorrow... from four levels underground, it's the real deal."

"... oh, I know."

It's not what I found out what kind of warcraft would come out.

I'm sure it will be an on-parade for the Class C Warcraft.

Even enemies like the fang ghost (orga) of an abnormal individual (unique), who was almost class B before this, are not strange to have come out.

But there's no more Garlock.

We have to get through this alone, level up, and get Scarlet Hirokane.